R P Strauch Entry in Elgin Post Office Record
Notice records R P Strauch as entered in the Elgin Iowa post office Faustta County on second class mail matter.
13 Apr 1933
Page 1
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1933
Page
1
Notice records R P Strauch as entered in the Elgin Iowa post office Faustta County on second class mail matter.
A 1933 editorial argues that education for today’s children cannot be postponed for economic reasons while other public works like roads and bridges can wait. It urges immediate support for schools, libraries, and science courses, warning that delaying education harms future community welfare. It cites Mrs. Elmer Benson and Alfred E. Smith on fiscal policy and notes the legislature is flooded with bills, but prosperity cannot be bought through legislation alone.
Obituaries announce Arthur Matthys, 16, of La Crosse after appendicitis. Eliza Lantz dies near Elgin at 47. T. J. Butcher dies in Forest City. Leo J. Palda named district judge in Kenmore, N D. Monuments to be unveiled June 17 or 19. Local officials appoint road supervisors. visitors from Wa dena and Communia. Play to be staged April 21 at the opera house. A newborn boy to Frank and Mrs Boyle. Fire destroys G W Kiple’s near West Union. Alma Berger celebrated birthday with friends. Spelling contest winner at Ceremonies and Ales. Opinion pieces urge bank customers to pay for services. Jokes about bankers and pessimists appear.
An individually designed sweater costume from Kargers in New York features a diagonally woven brown and gold homespun skirt with an angular center motif, a lacy loose weave gold blouse with a diagonal scarf, tiny puffed sleeves, and a brown leather bow belt accentuating its individuality.
Gunder News Margaret and Bobbie Dittmer of FA kader spent part of their vacation at the Emil Gulsing home. Mrs Enoch Mark entertained neighbors at a quilting party last Thursday. In Wagner township Clarence Peterson visited in Thomas Peterson's home on Sunday. Many attended the Elgin senior class play. Agnes Houg and Tina Nelson planned a Dorcas Society gathering for April 15 at church parlors. Choir and Sunday school practiced for Easter. Mrs Emil Guisvig and daughters visited Oelwein. Numerous visits and birthdays noted among local residents with deliveries, parties, and a bake bulletin from USDA with baking guidance.
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