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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1968
Page
1
Daylight Saving Time begins this Sunday April 28 as clocks move ahead one hour upon retiring Saturday. Standard Time will return in October on the last Sunday.
Daniels Drug tops standings with big gains for Coffee Nook and First National. Seedart scores 9223 and 907, Farmers 918, high team Ger Feeds. Individual highs include Erma Hoess 226 and Janice Dez cher 199. Evelyn Grann and Nancy Samson post 319 and 480.
Notes from the District meet reveal officers selected for various posts. Mrs. Ole Loftsgard and Mrs. Helen Boyer named to the nominating committee while Airs. Harvey Paulsen was chosen as poppy chairman. Plans discussed for the poppy president with Mrs. George Nickies conducting a Blue Book quiz and several members listed as hosts and hostesses.
Circle Dorcas met at the home of Robert Falk Thursday. Ix Mulford opened the program with readings from the reins and Der Hammerskjold. Mrs Delmer Kingery and Mrs ne Gilson led the group through Holy Week Litany. Twenty tars answered for call with the verge using the word Paynice. Members voted to donate 2 retire r for new dressing rooms in memory of Mrs Don Gardner. Blanche Dummermuth and others attended the District meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Marchester on Friday April 19.
Circle group met April 18 at Mrs. Harry Cline home with Mrs. Louis Becker Jr and other members presenting a program on Spring and Easter. A donation of 3.00 was voted to be given from funds.
Wadenz and A Lspringurkey supper served at the Legion and Auxiliary Hall on May 9. Tickets cost 1.50 for adults and 1.00 for children.
The Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs named scholarship and award recipients totaling 121000 at the state convention in Davenport. Jane Anderson of Clermont received a $500 Iowa State scholarship and Dorothea Meinhard of Waverly earned a $1000 University of Iowa award.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Anderson announce the birth of a daughter Marita Ann born Sunday April 21 in Minot North Dakota weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces. Emma Anderson Clermont and Huldaj Sutter Elgin are great grandmothers. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hanson announce a son Erick John born Thursday April 18 at Elkader Hospital weighing 9 pounds 9 ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hanson Elgin and Mr. and Mrs. George Long Colesburg.
Sgt and Mrs Stanley Anderson relocate to 112-2 Arrowhead Dr at Minot AFB in Minot North Dakota 58701. The move marks a new address for the couple within the base community.
Ill and hospitalized patients listed include Elia Foxwell at Scholtz Hospital Waterloo Iowa room 145 undergoing surgery. Curtis Gilson underwent surgery Sunday at the Elka der hospital.
The Busy Beavers 4-H club opened with President Tracey Cline presiding at Sharon Helgerson s home. The secretary’s report was read and old and new business discussed. Demonstrations included Choosing the Right Accessories by Cora Hanson Pattern Markings by Connie Olson and Lois Larson First Aid by Zelda Buen and a film on Pressing. Lunch was served by Cathryn Thorson and Sharon Helgerson.
Denny J. Brake invites bystander and parishioner alike to a listening session at Elgin Legion Hall on April 30 at 7 30 p m Six people from each church will be present to hear complaints and compliments about their church They aim to welcome those who feel outside the house of the Lord and seek honest discussion about faith and forgiveness in a gathering where Christ is present
Entries may be made before May 20 168 for the Fayette County Pork Queen Contest. Open to single farm girls ages 17 to 21 living on hog producing farms. County winner becomes representative in the district contest in June.
Wee Lyle Curtin Mr Hazel Probert Mrs Mes Arthur Herr Mrs George Alderson Mrs Maige Murray and Mrs Dean Freera attended the Presby Senne at Postville on a Wednesday. Martin Iverson Gay Allis visited Crandall home and Sunday Mrs Crandall’s stint was attended. Mrs Erickson hosted diners and card games at Valley Inn and her home. Sunday callers included Mr and Mrs O D Hunsberger and others from nearby towns.
The Marion ALCW met April 11 at 150 p.m. The program titled About Forgiveness was led by Mrs. Ole ard and Mrs. Olvin Olson. The secretary and treasurer reported, and Stewardship and Sunshine committees gave updates. Offering meditation was by Mrs. Robert Wetueson, Sr. and attendees included Mrs. Selma Holm and Ruth Loftsgard. The meeting closed in regular form with a birth song.
Clayton County Tourism Council meets April 24 at 8:00 p.m. in Monona. 4-H Council meets April 39 at 7:30 p.m. at the Extension Office in Elkader. Extension Council meets May 2 at 3:00 p.m. at the Extension Office in Elkader.
In Elgin the cash give away drew winners Diane Hanson took the $30 jackpot while Randy Rejerson earned a $3 prize during Saturday evening drawings.
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