Cheery Valley Social Roundup and Local Visits
Edna and Lola Hanson spent the weekend with relatives in Cheery Valley. A family picnic was held at the Fred Burrow home Sunday. Numerous local residents attended events including church visits, school openings, reunions, and a Foxwell family gathering at Klock Island near Fayette. Chas. Rothlisberger escaped a near accident while plowing. Helen Rothlisberger was later injured by a pony kick. Church services are planned at the County Farm Sunday at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna
Lola Hanson
Cheery Valley
Fred Burrow
Jack Shaffer
Coronel Rothlisberger
Florence
Clarence Thoman
Amos Eckhart
Truth’ Seekers
Fred Rothlisberger
Wilson School
Gladya Feller
Leone Woshell
Wadena
Richard Canine
Medberry
Albert Dennler
Ida Mattocks
Chas. Swale
Roland
West Union
Rosanna Rothlisberger
Gladys Schneider
Elgin
Ruth Schneider
Chas. Chapman
C. L. Chapman
Andrew Yearous
C. M. Klingman
Eckiman
Mary
Belair
Ohio
Sam Yost
Jacob Gehring
Fred Schneider
G. Frieden
Della Chapman
Girls’ Club
Farm Bureau
Hazel Larson
la Fonda Shaffer
Randalia
I. F. Shaffer
Georgeanette
Max Medberry
Cedar Falls
Chas
J. J. Snyder
Betty
Lena Hunsberger
Harry
Aden Hanson
Reuben Nydegger
Henry Craft
Brainard
Mia
Chapman
Myron
Georgia Palmer
Arlington
Leone
June Kerr
Ella Peters
Marie Frieden
George Butikofer
Andrew Ernst
Leslie Ernst
Beverly
Sloane
Arthur Yearons
Carl Gehring
LeRoy
Thomas Ogle
Waterloo
Highland School
Dorothy Herman
Perry Medberry
Vulga
Foxwell
Klock’ Issland
Fayette
Cemetery Assn
Ladies’ Aid
Clyde King
Leo Rothlisberger
Dorothy
Harold Herman
5. J. Hummell
Volga City
Adolph Hanson
Christen Bros
Ruby Robbins
Ina Kohler
Jerome Yearous
Betty Schneider
Maxine
Ed Moser
Strawberry Point
Emma Canine
Chas. Rothlisberger
Rothlisberger Farm
Binders
Helen Rothlisberger
Kern Hill
Elgin High School
LaVerne Schneider
Helen
Viola Foxwell
Celwein
Thos, Hanson
Martha Chapman
Delbert
Theodore Hanson
la Grange
Missouri
County Farm
Cheery Valley Social Roundup With Names and Visits
Town residents and guests keep busy with dinners and visits across Cheery Valley. Arch Greenauch and family join Walter Ehlers and others from Fayette and Wadena, plus Christens, Friederichs, Dennlers, and more visiting at multiple homes. Local moves include births, hospital stays, and trips to La Grange Mo.
Multiple Iowa divorces plead cruelty and alimony requests
A dissolved list details numerous Iowa divorces from Oelwein New Hampton and West Union. Plaintiffs allege cruelty abandonment and neglect, request alimony and child custody for several minors, and seek restoration of maiden names. Cases cite residences and marriage dates from 1915 to 1929 with varied alimony amounts and custody claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Ruhs
Lena Ruhs
Guy W. Backus
Caroline Hanson
Joe Hanson
Plaintiff
North Liberty
Iowa
West Union
M. M. Cooney
Nellie Walker
Ralph Walker
New Hampton
Betty Jane Walker
Oelwein
Dorothy Patterson
M. T. Patterson
Katherine Green
Fayette County
Dorothy Winegar
Guy W. Backnsmo Jorgensen
Retha Jorgenés
BtrTos
Jorgensen
Chrysler
Ed. O'Connor
Florence McLean
John P. McLean
Paries
Arlington
June
Marjorie
Mary Sue
Dorothy Jene
Francis E. Stimson
Verdah Smith Stimson
Sioux Falls
3. D
A. E. Irvine
Leone Hill
Harvey Hill
Social visits and birthday gatherings in Oak Grove
The Oak Grove community records a flurry of visits and dinners as residents including Warren Joyce Clermont and Albert Dummermuth clan drop by the John Howard and Frank Boyle homes. Numerous hosts host relatives and friends from Elkader Cedar Rapids and Fayette with birthday celebrations for Sheldon Boyle and Sheldon Kohls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Joyce
Clermont
John Howard
Albert Dummermuth
Andrew ‘Dummermuth
George Boyle
Frank Lyons
Sheldon Boyle
Walter Kohl
Ed Boyle
Sheldon
Mike Monnahan
Johnnie Howard
Bl Kader
Alton Sievel
Cedar Rapids
L. W. Read
Jim Bartlett
Mary Fennell
de Marian
Wear Union
Frank Boyle
Frank, Howard
Delwein
Emery Dummermuth
Ruby
Zella Boyle
Elmer Peake
Elkader
Jim Lord
Sid Patterson
Jud Conner
John Conner
Joe Dickenson
Fayette
Dinner guest at Schori home in New Martinsville
E Harmon of New Martinsville West Virginia attended a dinner at the C B Schori residence on Wednesday evening as a guest, according to local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Harmon
New Martinsville
West Virginia
C. B. Schori
Elgin Visitors Return From Minneapolis Trip
Mrs D Dummermuth of Elgin and Mr and Mrs Lorenz Schatz of West Union returned Sunday after a week at the Gua Normack home in Minneapolis. Charles Whitney, nephew of Mrs Dummermuth, left Rochester hospital for home at Britt to recuperate and is expected back in Elgin later in the week to be ready for school Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Greenauch
Walter Ehlers
Near Fayette
Gladys Hummell
Leona Voshell
Wadena
Alice
Edna Hanson
Elizabeth Christen
Thos. Hanson
George Leuchtenmacher
Merrill
Wisconsin
Frank Christen
Christ Dennier
Marie Schmid
la Grange
Ern Schlupp
Paul Sehneider
Ella
Ernest Brueilman
Mollie
Elizabeth Sehneider
Edna
Lola Hanson
Elizabeth
Lillian Christen
George Nydegger
L. Christen
Robert Smith
West Union
Guernsey Smith
Ella Friederich
Ern ‘Friederich
Dan Sutter
Eliza Friederich
George Christen
Jake Dennler
John Leonard
Strawberry Point
Harry Olson
Leo
Near West Union
Bert Thoman
Jake
John Willie
Ernest
Lucy Christen
Carl Nesteby
Sam Lehman
Mia
Hugh Casper
Elizabeth Schneider
Ellen Hanson
Paul Schneider
Ernest Bruellman
John Dennler
Harry Dennler
Walter Butikofer
Martin Hanson
Roda Schlupp
Gottlieb Dennler
Levi Frieden
Fred Hanson
Elmer Dennler
Elkader
Ruth Schupbach
Anna Schupbach
Elgin
Hanson
Martha Chapman
Delbert
Adolph Hanson
Theodore Hanon
Chas, Nichols
Minneapolis
H. T
Knudtson
Emma Lewis
Volga City
Alex Yunker
Rock Valley
Rochester, Minn
D. Dummermuth
Lorenz Schatz
Weat Union
Gua Normack
Mr. Normackia & Nephew
Mra
Charles’ Whitney
Rochester Hospital
Britt
Waning Zulus and Civilizational Changes Noted
The passage notes waning Zulu presence in South Africa with diminishing organization of tribes compared to bygone strength, while acknowledging some individuals remain and a shift in cultural decor, reflecting broader civilizational pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Afrca
Forty Winks and the Forty Days Theme
A compact note explores the phrase forty winks linked to scriptural forty days, noting how the number recurs in religious contexts and cultural references, with emphasis on its symbolic use across periods.
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