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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1963
Page
8
Guests listed include John, Gabs, Kathy, and David attending a birthday event at the Talkor home with Mrs Don ald Cowell Doyle Elliott Olson Ravin Brendes Mrs Exgth and others referenced in the fragment.
An updated address notice places Larson at St Luke's with new street listing 12th St and Cedar Rapids area, noting the contact details as 100. The fragment confirms a relocation or mailing address update for the individual.
The East Clermont Mother's Club met at the church on Sept. 10 with Mrs. Justin Baker as hostess. Fourteen members, 10 children and one guest attended. Mrs. Oliver Larson gave devotions. The secretary's report was read and Mrs. LaVern Tae read a thank you letter and an invitation to the Eastern Iowa Bible Camp. Two members reported their children enjoyed a week at the Bible Camp in Strawberry Point. An exchange of books and a plan to check in old and new books followed. The October meeting will be at the church with Mrs. Iles Thorson as hostess. Clinton, rite Ms
The Tre Ore Junior Study Club met at Mrs Ning’s home with 17 members and one guest. President Mrs Roger Amundson led the meeting after a pledge. Discussions covered the community achievement project and possible formats for the coming season.
Sunday afternoon commencement at the Veterans Memorial Auditorium in Des Moines featured graduates receiving their diplomas. Kyle Was One and several families, including the Larsons and yngueces, were noted as overnight guests at local homes in Allison before Monday visits to Cliff Ackerman’s residence.
Mr and Mrs Claude Sunk of art Til were Friday guests in the Geo Larsori home. Mrs Simcoe, niece of Anson Priest, Mr and Mrs Dav and, girly Iowa City, Ton and Johnny.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local family picnic notice mentioning the Gundersons and Mrs Harry Gunderson. Details are unreadable. not enough context to specify date place or event outcome.
Stamp and store ads urge buy now or layaway at s Clothes Shop. Carol and Margie Swe, student nurses, spent weekend with parents Roy Swenson and others. Mrs. Hans Sandvold and Mrs. James Helgerson visited Gena Anderson in Poste ville Hospital. New ski jackets highlighted as lightweight and comfy at s Clothes Shop with Robert Deering and others visiting local homes.
A family gathering honors Mrs German on her birthday with relatives including Mr and Mrs Walter German and children Lynn Jeffrey and Kevin. A dinner is noted with festive greetings and well wishes for the celebrant.
East Clermont Junior Lutherans present playlet When I Grow Up and a hymn. Ninth grade installation of officers lists Pastor Peterson as advisor and 1663 64 year officers: President Elsie Hanson Vice President Matthew Erickson Secretary Jeanne Olson Treasurer Duane Blockhus. Readers include Silver Lareen Mrs L bie Olson and Mrs Kenneth Blockhus.
A bridal shower for Barbara Schissel was held at Mrs. Dale Schissel’s home. Attending were Shara Schissel and the hostess Ji y Schissel. Barbara is to be married October 19 at 10 in a church in Winter.
A report from Waterloo notes Mrs. Solheim severely injured her left hand in a washing machine accident early Wednesday. She was treated at West Union hospital then moved to Waterloo and returned home Wednesday evening. The item includes thanks from Mrs. Helen Osmunds and social notes of visits and family gatherings in the Waterloo area.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nelson hosted a pot luck birthday supper Friday evening. Celebrants marking August and September included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Follett and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schweinerus, with guests Mr. and Mrs. Richard Griebenow, Mrs. Sophie Vasby, Mr. and Mrs. Will Burerow, Mr. and Mrs. Theo Loftsgard, and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Meyer.
Hostesses Marlene and Janice Durocher and Mrs Leland Probert led a Saturday shower for Clarissa Miller at the George Durscher home. Twenty four guests attended including the honored bride to be. The afternoon featured a scrapbook craft and gifts. The ceremony is set for October 12 at the First Baptist Church in Ort, Cedar Falls.
The YWC held its monthly meeting Friday at 7 30 pm in Mrs Ernest Helgersons home. Five members were absent and Shelwy Nims canceled her membership. Members shared embarrassing moments, submitted casserole recipes for the cookbook, and host Mrs Robert Bork set the October meeting. Lunch was served.
The Grand Meadow Study Club met on Thursday September 19 at Mrs Clarence Kittelson’s home. Ten members attended with a flower show as roll call. Mrs Norman Amundson gave a life sketch of Mrs Winston Churchill followed by three contests led by Mrs Clarence Kittelson.
The Clermont Comets met Saturday September 21 at Dean Anderson's home. The session opened at 8:45 with Anderson presiding. Record books are due October 15. Members planned travel to the Cattle Congress and a Waterloo trip for trucker logistics. Lunch was served by Mrs. Bernell Anderson.
The note discusses adjusting the Seine to restore normal function and relieve pain. It claims benefits include relaxing nervous and emotional strains and returning a healthy carefree life. It emphasizes the treatment as a path to well being.
Information shows chiropractor Donald R. Murphy with Wednesday and Saturday hours during the day and early evening. Address or precise office details appear fragmented but indicate a JeLLERMONT locale and times from 8:40 to 11:30 am and 1:30 to 5 pm with a reference to 8:30 pm.
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