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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1941

Page

2

Elgin School Page Notes From Primary Through Senior Year

A compiled school page details pupil activities from primary to senior levels, naming staff members including editors and reporters. It records classroom themes, nature walks, art and singing games, spelling out absent students, health projects, Camp Fire meets, stamp collecting, and a senior play tryout with cast lists and roles. It also covers basketball season results, individual scoring leaders, and a long interview with Miss Reed outlining her background, pets, and Tom Barker as a standout athlete with future plans.

Leland Capper James Audubon Joan Mosby Dorothy Torkelson General Mis Minneapolis Elgin Tom ‘Barker Tommy Spark Upper Iowa University Quarterbeck Tom

Fire Shadow Dianpadl Etatt Tas Heem Werk

A fire shadowesque event affects a city district as responders mobilize to contain it. Officials report damage to property but no confirmed injuries. Local agencies coordinate evacuations and investigate the cause while residents assess aftereffects.

Dianpadl Etatt Heem Werk

Trophy add strengthens junior high show case memory

Monday morning the show case gained its first addition since T34 a second place junior high trophy earned Saturday night in the finals of the inter school tournament. Maynard and Waucoma fell in early rounds with Randalia winning the title 26 to 12. Barker fouled out early, aiding Randalia as Panthers went undefeated in five games followed by Hawks Peacocks and others in a chaotic but notable local event.

Mr. Strong Elgin Waterville Luana Clermont Tom Barker Tommy Jim Christ Jing Gordon Zurbriggen Sumner Gerald Boleyn Jack Glen Schupbael Glen Russ Wenger Barker Blackhus A. Boleyn R. Larson Christen O. Larson Gilbertson Ronow Gophy Maynard Waucoma Randalia Ton Barker Panthers Hawks Peacocks Narsemons Carn Huskers Jast Eyelanes

Confusing Portraits in a Class of Names and Nods

A fragment listing students and teachers with quirky phrases about appearance and behavior. Mentions Phyllis Frieden Mavis Durscher Miss Williams Harlan Blockhus Lois Miller Anna Mae Katrinka and others including Bernice Block Paul Puffer Leah Betty Strauch and Miss Sadoff.

Phyllis Frieden Mavis Durscher Miss Williams Harlan Blockhus Lois Miller Anna Mae Katrinka Miss Sadoff Bernice Block Paul Puffer Leah, Beilg Betty Strauch Pastville

Question of the Week on extending school day and homework

Freshman says no and finds current minutes long. A Junior objects to longer day and argues homework builds responsibility for the future. A Senior believes the current day is long enough, noting studying at home can be hard when assignments are lengthy.

We Who Fare About to Die book review excerpt

A library shelf entry discusses a nonfiction work titled We Who Fare About to Die by David Lamson. The author, a Stanford graduate, reflects on his life atSan Quentin Prison and his solitary career as an author. The fragmentary summary hints at a troubled life and a peaceful ending, with garbled passages about personal fate and relationships.

Anns Mae Schupbach David Lamson San Quentin Prison Stanford University David Hamsen Avhe Iain Spe Calitardia

Release of David Lamson After Thirteen Months at San Quentin

San Quentin Prison housed David Lamson for thirteen months as a condemned inmate. He formed many acquaintances inside, some good and some bad, while watching others go to death. Finally the Supreme Court reviewed the case and Lamson was released, a free man.

San Quentin Supreme Court David Lamson

Presbyter ian church Ladies Club elect officers

The Wadena Presbyterian Church Ladies' Club held their annual meeting in the church dining room. Officers elected for the coming year include Mrs. O. D. Hunsberger as president, Mrs. M. H. J. Aeschliman as vice president, Mrs. J. H. Wilson as secretary, and Mrs. H. H. Whitcher as treasurer.

Ladies’ Club The Presbyterian Church Ray Herwig O. D. Hunsberger MH. J. Aeschliman J. H. Wilson Margaret Bigler H. H. Whitcher Square Deal Card Club F. R. Feller H.J. Aeschliman Dorothy Webey Roy Leonhart Vida Henrich Wilder Mattocks Erma Crain Volga Arthur Herrling Auction Bridge Club Amelia Kuhn Esther Sherlock Lyle Kuhnes Francis Carkery Frank Welch Fremont Clark Gretna Neb Ellinger Mary Henrich Arlington Derflinger Fred Heiden H. J. Aeschliman Leo Elwin Notbohm Sumner Evan Fuller Robert Bigler San Diego Calif Wanda Craft Bloomington Lily Livingston Elmer Daffy Doodfers Elgin Opera House George Wood Fairfield J. R. Wood Glen Minger Lula Arlene Marjorie Richard Erickson Bud Ashley Grand Island Notte Christian Endeavor Margaret Cline Dorothy Cline C. E. Pledge

Social Visit Snippets From Local Saturday and Sunday

Brainard Items Laura Learn was a guest Saturday night at the Ray Steffins home. Patterson and Tom Reder traveled to Chicago Saturday. The former will spend ten days in the Paul Patterson home Roy. Mrs. UE Burroughs were supper guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Nutting. Mrs. Wm Barker and others joined dinner at the Craft home.

Laura Learn Ray Steffins S. 8 Patterson Tom Reder Chicago Paul Patterson Roy UE. Burroughs Sidney Nutting Wm. Barker M. A. Boyer Robert Barker Craft Home Sheldon Moats George Moats Monticello Stanley Boyer Jim Davis Emery Ruroden Gilbert Ruroden West Union George Boyle Wm. Nutting Frank Lyon Joe Peters George Howard Robert Kerr Chas Peters Levi Learn Laura BH. H Methodist Church Marian Patterson Hugo Hackmann Clermont C. R. Belknap Otter Creek Brainard A. E. Burroughs Paster

Local Social Notes and Church Services Report

A sequence of church and community visits, dinners, and gatherings in West Union area. Families hosted guests from Monti cello Hawkeye Clermont Hawkeye and Wa dena with several measles illnesses noted. Marian Patterson visited Hugo Hackmann at Clermont. church services led by Rev A E Burroughs scheduled.

Prices Received by Iowa Farmers March 15

Prices for Iowa farm commodities showed little change for the month ending 1 March 15. The index of prices received stood at the 1909-14 average, unchanged from last month and 19 percent above a year earlier. Prices paid by farmers were 128 percent of the pre war base, giving an exchange ratio of 87 percent of the 1904-14 average. Hog and veal calf prices declined slightly while butterfat and eggs rose, poultry feeding ratios improved, and the corn hog ratio slipped to 14.7 bushels from 15.1 last month.

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Double Golden Anniversary for Kisor Family in Union Mills

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kisor of Union Mills celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. On the same day, their daughter and her husband Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Duffus also marked a celebration.

Frank Kisor Union Mills R. C. Duffus

Timber wolf shot by J J Clark at Guthrie Center

J J Clark of Guthrie Center shot a timber wolf last week. The wolf measured 71 inches long. In Irvington a telephone line patrons meeting elected officers but no one was chosen as the election had been forgotten amid other business.

J. J. Clark Guthrie Center Irvington

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