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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1936

Page

8

Local Oak Grove Social Roundup

Densely listed visits and dinners fill a weekend in Oak Grove with many guests at the homes of Dennler, Pollock, Medberry, Dennier, Kerr, Muncie, Luchsinger, and others. Families including Chapman, Hoovers, Thoman, Green, Kohls, and Matthys are repeatedly noted hosting or visiting friends and relatives across nearby towns. The gatherings span Saturday to Sunday with multiple dinners, suppers, and a few Sunday picnics.

Walter Dennler Beryl Boleyn Chris Dennler Arthur Chapman Douglas Della Chapman Thos. Pollock Dean Alton Medberry Ed Medberry Max Medberry Myrtle ‘Medberry Kenneth Paul Voshell Albert Dennier Howard Medberry Louis Demmler Oscar Hunsberger Silag Wilson Ralph Shaffer Reuben Light Wm. Kerr Fred Ensign Near Volga Clarence Boleyn Lester Green John Grimm Chris Dennier Walter Newman Henry Bartlett Bert Overhus Irene Virginia Clara Fern Hoover Otto Suckow John Luchsinger Jake Hoover Roy Leuchtenmacher Plorence Clarence Thoman Martha Chapman John Muncie Geo. Thompson Arlington Tommy Howard Robert West Union Jim Muncie Tim Thoman Fred Reichert Clara Reusner Earl Kiple John Schneider Gerald Ben Schneider Mary Matthys Ida Ruet Barl Kiple Earl Eaton Clara Reusser McGregor Reuben Reusser Gelia Andrae Cheery Valley Reynold Strong Albert Dennler Dora Lee Myrtle Medberry Aon Kenneth Oak Grove Bertha Marie Fisher Oakville Leo Rothlisberger John Rothlisberger Jacob Yearous, Jr Elgin Jim Yearous Florence Osk Grove J. J. Snyder H. Foxwell Comrades Jake Gehring West of Elgin Gottfred Frieden Fred Schneider

Community notices and visits around West Union area

Local residents and relatives gathered for weekends and visits in West Union, Elkader, Cheery Valley, Fayette, Monticello, Oak Grove, and surrounding towns. Families shared meals and greetings, with many attending church events and celebrating birthdays. Several trips to Rock Valley and Clermont and a funeral in Millville are noted.

Will Christ Waseca Minn Jim Elmer Lembke Elkader George Hyde Mr. Becker Millville John Rothlisberger West Union L. W. McKellar Glen McKellar Monticello Elmer Frieden Rex Medberry Lawrence Butikofer Cheery Valley Gottfred Frieden Ruth Schneider George Butikofer Guernsey Smith Paul Rock Valley Alex Miller I. F. Shaffer Thomas Near West Union Fred Rothlisberger Walter Rothlisberger Leo Rothlisberger Porest Moore Wadena Kenneth Medberry Otis Roethlisberger Fayette Howard Medberry Marlena Harold Leuenberger Oak Grove Ed Medberry Walter Roys Melvin Gregerson John Probert Ruth Roys Volga Roys Rothlisberger

South Dakota Guests Dined at John Luch Home

Mrs. Andrew Edward, John Maurer and Blanche Maurer of South Dakota were dinner guests in the John Luch singer home last Wednesday.

Andrew Edward John Maurer Blanche Maurer South Dakota John Luchsinger Ellen Hanson Dadies’ Aid Ern Meyer

Cheery Valley social notes from Volga area families

Cheery Valley News records a string of Sunday visits and dinner gatherings among local families around Volga, including Nichols, Solberger, Metzger, Butikofer, Dennler, Baumgartner, Christen, Friederich, and Hanson households. The piece notes funeral attendance for Alex Miller in Rock Valley and various calls on neighbors across nearby towns.

George Nichols Volga Martin Guernsey Smith Illyria Rock Valley Alex Miller Opal Dennler Sam Dennler Ruth Butikofer Lena Schupbach Ern Baumgartner Eliza Friederich Junior Christen Glen Billie Dennler Fred Butikofer Ed Metzger Fred Steiger George Leuchtenmacher G. Friederich William John Friederich Jake Butikofer Minnie Roy Peeper Elmer Baumgartner Vicar Elkader Oscar Baumgartner George Leuchtenmecher

Brainard Church Notes and Social Visits

Brainard church notes list Sunday services at 10 11 and 7 45 with Brainard community guests at multiple homes including the Howards Peters Nuttings and Waldens. Various dinners and visits mention Rev G A Thomas Rev Lester Norton and Grace Peters amid regular family and friendship gatherings.

Trimball Brazil Brainard G. A. Thomas Opal Harvey Lawrence Howard Grace Peters Reuben Howard Raymond Mays Wm. Nutting Chas. Appelman Tom Homewood Near Hawkeye Chas Peters Grace Arthur Patterson Lawrence Harvey Howard Merle Craft Highland D. H. Craft Home Elmer Boyer E. R. Nutting Hilen Ruth Sidney Nutting Brainard Church

My neighbor Hi Hat in Limelight parade tale

Hi Ho of Chinatown cautions Hi Hat that his vanity will not carry an entire procession alone. The satirical panel sketches rival egos and the urge to be the center of attention.

Hi Hat Hi Ho Chinatown

Invention claims for camera origins debated

The report notes a belief that Giovanni Battiata della Porta invented the camera in the sixteenth century, though the underlying principle was known earlier and discussed by others before his time.

Giovanni Battiata Della Porta

First Pipe Organ Built for America in 1787

John Clemm of Philadelphia and New York built the first pipe organ in America in 1787. It was installed at Trinity Church in New York City.

America John Clemm Philadelphia New York Trinity Church New York City

One Steel Alloy Grows Harder Under Service Stresses

A steel alloy strengthens and toughens as it endures blows and stresses in service, becoming more durable over time through use.

Beau Geste Explains Its Meaning in Plain Terms

The phrase Beau geste translates to a beautiful gesture or noble act. It is used to describe a grand or chivalrous action, often with poetic overtones, showing courtesy, bravery, or honor beyond mere duty.

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