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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1939

Page

8

Illyria Community Notes Guests Visitors And Gatherings

Local residents share visits and social events at numerous homes across Illyria area. Guests include Mr and Mrs John Bailey and daughter Mary, Mrs Carrie Clark from Britt, the Aegerters of Sumner, the Walters and Medberry families, and others. Events include Farm Bureau meeting at Tyria church, a Sunday school convention, and trips to the Waukon fair. Families travel, host dinners, and attend reunions, with several trips to nearby towns and states noted.

John Bailey Mary Carrie Clark Britt Fred Behnelder Aegerter Sumner Ray Berry Gene Oelwein Sid Walters Walter Medberry Rose Dickens Guernsey Smith Will Frieden Fred Klingman Arlington Mary Wander Fred Schneider Elmer Lembke Chicago Jason Bailey Fayette Harold Strong Reynold Strong Amelia Strong Bunting Elkader Fair Grounds Henry Frieden Elmer Frieden Lorraine Butikofer Arthur Chapman Douglas Martha Chapman Delbert Jerome Yearous Ralph Shafter Carroll Klingman H. F. Robbins Hawkeye Thomas Benson Ruth Schneider Eva Gehring Loren Hyde California George Hyde Emil Martie Indiana Ed Métzger Fred Rothisberger Ida Frieden Walter Meédberry Albert Dennler Alton Medberry Myrtle Medberry Ken

Community Guests Share Weekend Meals and Visits

Numerous families and individuals from Elkader Dundee Waukon Postville and nearby areas spent Sunday and Friday evenings with relatives and friends. Guests included the Yearous, Medberry, Benson, Nelson, Furman, Lehman, Glass, Klingman, Frieden, and Lareen households along with others from Arlingtion and Roanoke Illinois. Local farm activity carried on as silos were filled and an apple tree budding demonstration occurred at the Rothlisberger farm.

Carl Furman Strawberry Point Levi Lehman Jean Dundee Harold Glass Walter Medberry Sid Walters Jim Yearous Kathleen Jaco Yearous Will Clifton Waukon Martin Lareen Postville George Frieden LaMar Allen West Rodman Oscar Frieden Elkader Will Frieden Jerome Yearousi Harold Kimball Fred Rothlisberger Nestine Benson Robert Schneider McCann Arlington Walter Rothlisberger David Mangold Emma Martin Esther Wyanet Roanoke Wyatet Br . Fray Fred Schneider Chas. Doty Clarence Doty C. L. Kjingman Wm. Glass Beverly

Social visits noted across Cedar Rapids and area

Gladys Hanson stayed a week at the Jake Solberger residence in Cedar Rapids. Ida Meyer visited the Martin Wenger home last Thursday. Numerous guests visited relatives, including the L. Christen and Friederich families, with meals and social calls recorded across multiple homes. Several households hosted supper and dinner gatherings involving Dennier, Meisner, Thoman, and Christen families, ending with weekend hospitality and hospital visit.

Gladys Hanson Jake Solberger Cedar Rapids Ida Meyer Martin Wenger Ernest Lerch G. Friederich Bert Thornan L. Christen Vivian Minihan Orlin Mason Jake Lehman Arthur Meisner Milton Duff John Walter ‘Christen Postville

Community notices of visits and family events in Volga City area

Local households, including Meisner Baumgartner and Smith families, hosted and visited relatives and friends on various days. Guests included Oscar Baumgartner, L Christen, Fred Butikofer, Ernest Lerch, Will Lerch, Elmer Johnson of Eldorado, and others. A birth is noted for Mrs. Harold Weber’s son born Sept 6 at Volga City.

Ben Meisner Francis Meisner Ronald Elmer Baumgartner Guernsey Smith and Sons Oscar Baumgartner Martin Minihan Vivian L. Christen C. T. Knudison Ervin Fred Butikofer Ernest Lerch Will Lerch Elmer Johnson Eldorado G. Friederich Childern John Dennier Francis ‘Meisner Jake Dennier Leo Harry Wm. Larson Leo Dennier Guttenberg Labor Day Harold Weber Chas Otterbeck Volga City B. A. Gruver Hollywood Calif Elgin Clermont B. C. Gruver Robt. Wilson South Kenneth Chapman Alba Dol Tacen Eee

Brainard Church Notes and Local Visits

Brainard community notes list Sunday guests at the Will Carmichael and Vern Darnell homes near Lima and West Union. Families including Craft, Tripp, Nutting, Boyer, Moats and others visited, with prayers and notes of a Baptist Young People conference in Cresco and a county W C T U meeting at West Union. Sunday school is at 10:20 and preaching at 8 p.m. Rev. R. C. Belknap, Pastor.

Peggy Helms Cleve Erhardt George Tripp Levi Learn D. H. Craft Barbara Robert Gilbert Chas. Craft Will Carmichael Lima Sam Jesse Olson Clermont Harry Stillman George Schreyer Anen Shives Mt Etre Sidney Nutting C. C. Tripp Sheldon Moats Vern Darnell West Union Marian Wilson Patterson Jimia Hubert Cummings Eva Boyer Fannie Severan Cresco R. C. Belknap Herman Boyer Chesley Russell Boyer Georgia Boyer Alpha Sheldon Moats Land Brainard

Reception Honors Mr and Mrs Vernon Anderson at East church

A large crowd attended a Friday evening reception and shower at East church in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Anderson. Several local residents were listed as guests including Helen Reinhart and family, Mrs. Julia LandsGard, Mrs. Ed Johnson, Mrs. Helen Clark, and others in social visits throughout the area. Florence Erickson of Rossville and Florence Holt were noted visitors, with multiple mentions of weekly stays and neighborhood visits among residents.

East Ehurch Vernon Anderson Helen Reinhart Selmer Holm Olivia Olson Minnie Myra Bertha Jane Ed Johnson Helen Clark Julia Landsgard Florence Erickson Rossville Carolyn Erickson Helen Groth Laura Holt Ernest Holt Oelwein Joan Wharram Arthur Olson Willard Martin James Anderson Jens Johnson

Social Roundup at Willard Martin Home and Nearby Visits

Many residents attended the fair at Postville. Arthur Olson and family visited in the Robert Wharram home in Stanley. Willard Martin and family hosted dinner for Lars Larson family. Mary Moser of Monona stayed with Florence Ericks. Albert Olson from Clermont spent time with Arthur Olson. The Halversons, Mildred, and Kenneth returned from Minneapolis after visiting Albert Halverson and Mrs. Peter Madson in Blooming Prairie.

Willard Martin Postville Arthur Olson Robert Wharram Stanley Buddy Wilma Laveille Lars Larson Mary Moser Monona Florence Ericks Albert Olson Clermont Martin Halverson Mildred Kenneth Albert Halverson Minneapolis Peter Madson Blooming Prairie Minn

Community social notes from Oak Grove area

Mrs. Jim Muncie and Florence visited at Mrs. Salome Thoman. Ida Frieden helped with house work at Hans Winkler. Martin Olson called on Roy Leuchtenmacher and Clifton Powell homes. Arthur and daughters Donlon were guests of Salome Thoman. Sam Howard visited Hans Winkler home. Benton Grover and Wm Leighty visited Robt Wilson Sr. Barbara Ann Wilson returned from Kentucky. Clarence Winkler’s daughter Joan Kathryn born Sept 6. John Schmid and Marie dined with Salome Thoman. Clifton Powell and Cathryn visited Frank Paige home. Gilson, Shaffer, Shafter families and Geraldine Yearigus attended Shaffer family gathering. Dale Kubnes family visited Sam Howard. Fanny Frieden visited Harry Gilson. Adolph Hanson and Mrs Elvers visited Roy Leuchtenmacher. George Gilson and wife dined with Harry Gilson.

Jim Muncie Florence Salome Thoman Ida Frieden Hans Winkler Martin Olson Roy Leuchtenmacher Clifton Powell Arthur Donlon Sam Howard Benton Grover Hollywood Calif Wm. Leighty Mayfield Robt. Wilson, Sr Barbara Ann Wilson Kentucky Clarence Winkler Joan Kathryn John Schmid Marie Cathryn Frank Paige West Union Harry Gilson Howard Shaffer J. M. Shaffer Geraldine Yearigus Shaffer Dale Kubnes Fanny Frieden Adolph Hanson Adolph Elvers Near Elkader George Gilson Dyersville

Travel Purpose Split Among Transpacific Clip compares

Passengers on clipper transport planes travel for pleasure 53 percent on business 42 percent and for emergency and other reasons 5 percent, reflecting the distribution of travel motives among Transpacific passengers.

Depositors at British Post Office Banks Reach 11.2 Million

On January 1, 1939 the British post office savings banks reported 11,209,000 depositors and total deposits near 2.5465 billion dollars.

British Post Office Savings Banks

Harringtons Visit in Elgin and Local ties

Elgin residents note W C Harrington and spouse visiting from Postville at his father J Harrington’s home. The couple recently moved from Remsen to Postville then back, while other locals host and travel, including Marie Schupbach’s Chicago visit, a Geraldine appendectomy patient improving, and Priscilla Falk recovering after a car accident.

W. C. Harrington Postville J. Harrington

Upper Iowa University Adds Two Department Heads

Dr. W T Smith announces the faculty is complete with two new heads Zilpha Chandler in English and Maureen Erickson in speech. Freshmen orientation begins as registration proceeds with expected enrollment up 30 percent from last year. list of registering names includes Ernestine Helzer Patterson Steele Schupbach Thoma Corbin Corkery Sniffin Elliott Dawn Smith Dibble Brandt Miller Gress.

W. T. Smith Upper Iowa University Zilpha Chandler Maureeline Erickson Elgin Ernestine Helzer Dale Patterson Roy Steele William Schupbach Keith Thoma Wadensa Faye Corbin Cecilia Corkery Mary Sniffin Everlett Elliott Clermont May Dawn Smith Jane Dibble Helen Dibble Lois Brandt Chrystol Miller Harald Gress

Preacher Silences Subscriber with Church Threat Joke

While the editor is away a neighbor paper is run by a minister. A subscriber threatens violence over mailed letters. The minister replies he will let the subscriber operate on the editor, adding he has twenty church members to assist.

Dilemma to Shremmma Among English Words in Japanese

Fragmentary note discusses how English terms entering Japanese language often seem native, with the word dilemma cited as an example. It contends speakers may forget its origin and treat it as a natural part of vocabulary.

Shremmma

Farm Population Unchanged in 1939 Census

The number of persons living on farms in the United States was practically the same in 1939 as in 1910. Now is the time to buy new furnace pipe and have your furnace repaired. Do it now while we still have warm weather. For the best in repair, call Feller's Hardware, Phone 48, West Elgin.

United States Feller West Elgin

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