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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1933
Page
3
The Clermont Enterprise printed in Clermont Iowa enters as second class mail matter at the Clermont post office in Fayette County Iowa.
Weekend visits unfold among Gress Shipton and Pringle families. Local gatherings include W C C meeting planned for Oct 5 at Mrs Crowe’s home. Citizens attend Century of Progress in Chicago and a free outdoor program with a later dance. Blue Eagle display grows as NRA canvassing continues. 228 cards turned in and more signups sought.
East Clermont Luther League presents program Sunday night at 7330 o clock with Invocation by Rev. G Gunsten, songs, recitations by Orville Berg Myrtle Peterson Vera Mae Olson Erwis Olson Anna Mae Euroden and remarks by Rev. G Gunsten. Collection follows. A quote about Huey Long ends the notice.
In a tale drawn from Mme Milicia Grenier the royal dresser, Queen Mary’s high hats are explained. The King reportedly approves the dramatic headwear as a way to show his wife’s hair and maintain regal style, even as fashion changes.
A large group including Mr Alfred and many Olen, Larson, Lyngaan, and Ames families held a hearty dinner at Olers mont park on Sunday. Picnic attendance at Hans Larson’s home was also noted. The voters postponed Bikader’s election on a school building question due to insufficient information. a date remains unset. The Dairy Cattle Congress opens next Monday in Waterloo with expanded attendance and reduced hippodrome and auto admissions. Cars may enter the grounds for 25 cents.
Jerry the mouse contemplates pride and danger after a close call with Hooty the Owl. He returns to his Dew house two days later, resumes hard work, and plans a sturdier upper structure to live in through winter, determined to keep dangers at bay.
Grand Meadow News reports Mr and Mrs Gilbert Burnas and Gloria attended church and were dinner guests at Mrs Sam Erickson's home in Sumas. Lillian Halverson returned home after a week at My. and Mrs Henry Olson and son Eimer visited the Arthur Olson home. Olivia Olson spent time with Vernon Trade. The Olsons wired the Olson home Thursday age. Mr and Mrs Paul Dooley and family traveled to Hartland Minnesota for the weekend. Even Lien and daughters and Mrs Henry Kittelson visited Le Roy Minnesota at Tom Lien’s home. Mrs Nele Larson of Clermont visited from Friday to Monday at Mrs Nels Tangans. Mrs and Mrs Immanuel Lerson were also mentioned.
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