THE ELBER SCHOOL It was a small log building like all the other buildings that existed at that time in the early settler community of Reesor. At first it only consisted of one small room, but a few years later a woodshed lean-to was added on to it and the outside log walls had clapboard […]
February 2014
Super Soup Night a Fun Success: This year’s Super Soup night was enjoyed by a full crowd, despite the frigid temperatures! 16 varieties of soup, as well as fresh buns, bread, and pie was served up. This was followed by a short skit, which involved a wife, whose husband falls ill suddenly after being asked […]
Trut Hohn
Please Note: The following story has been taken from John Wiens’ book: Along The Way with the permission of the author. Some of the names have been changed. TRUHT HOEN The Penner family had a pet turkey; they called “Truht Hoen” (meaning gobbler). Truht Hoen was a giant bird and ruled the Penner yard. One […]
