Illyria News Tigria Community Church Sunday Schedule
Sunday school at 10 15 a m and worship service at 11 16 a m announced by Donald T Caspers pastor. Local residents hosting and visiting across Cedar Rapids Winters Cal Clermont Oelwein West Union and Greene with neighbors from Fort Benning Ga and Columbus Ga noted. Community clubs and societies planned meetings Sept 14 17 with several families listed among hosts and guests.
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Tigria ‘Community Church
Donald T. Caspers
Cheery Valley Visits and Family Gatherings Spread Broadly
Mrs Hubert Cummings and relatives visited Saturday in Christen Bros home. The Ubersax reunion drew the Earl Garmoe family from Fairfield and other guests attended Sunday in the Bert Thoman and Martin Hanson homes. Several families hosted and visited, with minor medical and daily activities noted around Shellsberg Wisconsin and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Cummings
Terry
Linda
Hulda Nydegger
Christen Bros
John Dennier
Clarence Hofer
Shellsberg
Wis
Ubersax
Earl Garmoe
Fairfield
Bert Thoman
Will Christen
Ernest ‘Christ
Marion
Lizzie Chase
Elmer
Joe Olson
Orlin Mason
Frank Christen
Lydia Odegard
Joan
Walter Dennler
Albert Schupbach
Lena Schupbach
Sunday And Weekday Calls Across Gunder Homes
Gunder notices list multiple social visits with the Klingmans Reiersons Opland Olsons Kjosas Christ Angs Gislesons Loftsgards Hoags Amundsons and others. Entries mix Sunday and weekday calls to various households including dinner gatherings and afternoon visits.
Brackin family reunion hosts and weekend visitors
Brainard News reports a Brackin family reunion with extended attendees from Iowa Wisconsin and Oregon. Guests included Lawr ence Geh ring and Brackin families from Waterloo Cresco Sumner Elkader and Story City plus visitors from Green Lake Unity and West Union.
Social Visit Recap At Several Union Homes
Sally Stephenson spent Friday night and Saturday at the Lyle Martin home. Mr and Mrs Melvin Hanson enjoyed supper there Saturday. Rex Folkerts of Steamboat Rock stayed from Wednesday to Saturday with the Wilson Patterson home. Glenn Boyer joined for dinner Sunday at the Lew Appelman residence Hawk Eye. Anna Reeder arrived Monday to spend September at the Don Reeder home. The George Pape family of Clermont dinner guests Saturday with Billy Peters. Mrs Glenn Boyer attended the Union Study Club Thursday afternoon at the West Union library.
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Lloyd Baumgartner
Debby
Cedar Rapide
Carl Gehring
Ida Oswald
Winters
Cal
Otis
Ruth Rothlisberger
Mabel King
Palmer Hospital
Ein
Bs West Union
Orval Wiebke
Greene
Charles Strong
Robert Kerr
Harlo Meyer
Clermont
Roscoe Larson
Wisconsin
George Chapman
Creston
Martha Chapmen
Delbert
Mire
Merle Klingman
Fort Benning
Carroll Klingmen
David Bartelma
Robert
Boulder
Cole
Andrew
Michael and
Allen ‘Halverson
Nels Iverson
Bachman - Chapman
Oelwein
Progressive Home Study Club
Oill
Helen Rothlisberger
Floyd Frieden
Cemetery Association
Ladies Aid Society
Morris
Guernsey Smith
Ed Wenger
Gene Wenger
Lawrence Gehring
Brackin
Don Ford
McMinnville
Ore
Howard Thomas
Chana
Leta Janngonn
Oregon
Ed Brackin
Rochelle
Wes Brackin
Janes‘ville
Wis
Richard Brackin
Cresco
Lawrence Brackin
Irvin Brackin
Frank Brackin
Connie
Mike
C. W. Henniger
Waterloo
John Brackin, Jr
Evansdale
Thomas Meighan
Sumner
Iamily
Story City
Edith Gehring
Town City
Alfred Jacob
John Schaer
John Anderson
Dale DeSart
Linda
Marshall ‘Helms
Inez Brackin
Jacob Gehring Y
Joel Clark
Elkader
Harry Butikofer
Walden Platz
Lime Springs
Don Reeder
Leo Boyer
Ralph Knoll
New Hampton
Vern Boyer
West Union
H. H. Shaffer
Dennis Olson
Joe Peters
Lyle Martin
Melvin Martin
Ronnie Bantz
Lyle
Jimmy Bantz
Hamburg
Richard Fenner
Ogden
Ed Fenner
Roy Fenner
Boone
Harvey Howard
Calvin Worchel
Eugene Worchel
Green Lake
Theodore Howard
Colleen
Unity
Judy Nutting
Roger Reeder
Sally Stephenson
Lyle’ Martin
Melvin Hanson
Glenn Boyer
Union Study Club
West Union Library
Progress Club Resumes Meetings in New Year
The Elgin Progress Club held its first meeting of the year at the Baptist church with a hobo party. Three new members were welcomed: Mrs. Dean De Sart, Mrs. Robert Helms, and Mrs. Loren Olson. Honorary member Mrs. Eldon Schroeder noted. A hobo nail soup feast followed a brief business session and plans for the year were outlined under the theme Chapters in Beauty Culture and Service. The program committee includes Mrs. Kenneth Blockhus, Mrs. Clifton Wilson, Mrs. Harry Johnson, and Mrs. Lorence Muehlethaler.
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Elgin
Kenneth Blockhus
Clifton Wilson
Harry Johnson
Lorence Muehlethaler
Fall Fertilizing Boosts Profits for Forage Crops
Farmers who fertilize grasses and legumes in fall rather than spring can raise net profits by up to 200 percent. Benefits cited include using slack season labor, extending livestock grazing, reduced feed bills, earlier spring growth, and better soil structure through less compaction from machinery.
Town Clerk Salary and Council Actions at Elgin Meeting
Town of Elgin council approves town clerk salary at 50 dollars monthly starting September 1 1958. Goyle moves purchase of a new council table from Elgin Furniture Store. Mulford seconds and carries. Clerk to request information on a new fire siren. meeting adjourns. Mayor Leo L. Schori attests R E Kohler town clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goyle
Mulford
Elgin
Leo L. Schori
Council Proceedings Elgin Iowa August 1958
The Town Council held a special session to hire a Town Clerk to replace R E Kohler who resigned. Leo Friederich was the only applicant present. The Mayor and all Council members were present. The council appointed Leo Friederich as.
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Elgin
Iowa
R. E. ‘Kohler
Leo Friederich
Beerpartment Permit Granted in Elgin Council Meeting
The Elgin town council granted a Class B beer permit to Leonhard and Bonnie Heins after motions by Capper and Wilson, adjournment by Wilson and Mulford, and a tally of miscellaneous town expenditures including fuel, paint, and street utilities. Attest: Lea Friederich, Town Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Bennis Heins
Capper
Wilson
Leon
Bonnie Heins
Mulford
Interstate Power ‘Company
Elgin
Conners
Lutra
Car Tie
Lea Friederich
End of Model Clearance Sale at Plymouth dealer
Hurry to your Plymouth dealer for the End of Model Clearance Sale the deal lasts until the last 1958 is sold. All models included at the year’s lowest prices with Torsion-Aire Ride Silver Dart Styling Totel-Contact Brakes and exclusive features. Stop in today to see what happens with the Golden Commando 8 option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Pat Dunning
Pat
Plymouth
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