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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1932

Page

2

Local page notes social events and incidents in Wadena area

Several community happenings are recorded including a card party with prizes to Mrs. Warren Willerton and others, a farm fire near Fred Ernst’s southeast of town, and rising smallpox quarantines. Various visits, dinners, and travel by residents such as Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Scoville, Charlie Wilson, and the Corkery family are noted alongside church events and health updates.

Martin Minihan Warren Willerton Frank Raftis Francia Corkery Minihan Fred Ernst Lonegran George Jennings Robert Bond Maxine Edith Voshell Fred Klingman Betty Ruth Johnson Mary Dick Leonhart Harry Chapman Leah Clare Cline Wm. Keasley Legion Auxiliary Frank Poor House A. J. Knutson Mirian Corbin Lima Clark Corbin Faye Carter Faye Gell Tacoma Wash Sam Walter Alden W. F. Moore Edith Gell Wadena Myr Dayton Scoville Arlington Lucian Hicks Frey Achool Ella Foxwell Margaret Toomey Elkader Volga City Walter Ernst Norma Elgin L. W. Reed Mary Virginie Herwig Henry Herwig West Union Bandon Elkeder Ella Ludwig Intake Montana Robert Bigler Norma Ernst Robert Ernst Kathleen Corkery National Council of Catholic Women Dubuque Ted Welch Fayette George Kuhenes Roy Leonhart H. OF. Bandell Storm Lake

Wadena School Notes and Upcoming Events

Students in primary through sixth grades engaged in activities this week including a Hansel and Gretel play by third graders and Blunder and The Wishing Gate by fourth graders. Several students returned after smallpox absence, and a hike yielded many wildflowers. The baseball team, featuring Probert, Yoshell, Wilson, Moore, Mattocks, Crawford, Thompson, Trude, and Hinkle, lost to Fayette and Elkader. upcoming games include Oran and St Joseph of Elkader. The senior play Sonny Jane is scheduled for Friday April 29.

Olmer Clark Martin Frey Mary Kennedy Derryn Leonhart Vivian Minihan Bernedine Raftis Daryl Voshell Lee Aeschliman Robert Lowe John Murray Hansel and Gretel Evelyn Roberts Rosemary Clinet Mary Jennings Siseth James Probert Clarkie Yoshell Alden Wilson Forest Moore Parker Mattocks Geo. Crawford Floyd Thompson Lauren Trude Russell Hinkle Elkader Wadena Fayette Oran Edgin St. Joseph of Elkader Sonny Jane

United Brethren Church Activities and Harvesters Meeting

Rev. C. L. Randall presides as Sunday school starts at 10 a m and morning worship follows at 11 o clock with U B C E at 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Thursday evening at the church The Harvesters gathered Saturday afternoon at George Davis home with ten present sewing and stamping pin cushions and pillow tops to be sent to Africa at a later date.

C. L. Randall Harvesters George Davis Africa

Terian Church Services Announced By Pastor Rundell

Rev H C Rundell delivers Sabbath school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 o clock The junior choir meets Saturday evening at 7 30 for practice continuing parish activities and religious instruction.

H. C. Rundell

Wa Den a Merchants Plan to Tighten Credit After May 1 1982

Notice from Wa dena merchants stating charge accounts will be due every month after May 1 1982 with four 30 day periods. Credit will be extended to worthy customers but regular full settlement at month end is required. Names of several local businesses listed. The Tripoli Leader emphasizes newspapers must maintain public service even in depressions.

Wadena C. &. Flower Hardware John Bansen Alden Gell J. E. Klingman L. F. Crandall Tripoli

Old Mexican ruins to be uncovered this year

The Pathway of the Dead near Mexico City will be restored as part of a government campaign to reveal Toltec Aztec and other Mesoamerican sites. new discoveries at Toluquilin and Ranaa near Queretaro may unveil fortresslike complexes. Palenque and Monte Alban excavations aim to shed light on Mayan and Zapotec cultures, with Chichen Itza re construction planned for key structures.

Mexico City Teotihuacan Queretaro Toluquilin Ranaa Palenque Monte Alban Chichen Itza Theodore A. Ediger Detroit, News

Morality Talk at NY Dinner Sparks Provocative Quote

Rebecca West, at a New York dinner, likened morality to a newsroom editor answering a question about propriety. She recounted a corny reply about a girl in a man's lap and tied it to views on modern behavior and loyalty, ending with a cautious stance on the era's modernity.

Rebecca West New York

Hood River Crag Rats Band of Rescuers Formed in 1926

The Crag Rats of Hood River Oregon, a mountain rescue group, were organized in 1926 by A. L. Anderson and local climbers. Since formation they have averaged six notable rescues per year over five years, with many other saves of note.

Hood River Oregon A. L. Anderson Anderson

Diogenes Presents A Candidate For Office

A candidate confesses to pandering for votes saying he will forget promises once elected. He notes rivals share the tactic, and admits he would not be trusted if he spoke the truth. He frames his remarks as a test of voter attention.

Diogenes

Ice 60 Years Old and Desert Camel Races in Sahara

Ice sixty years old formed from frozen debris during Yorktown Pennsylvania stripping operations. Dynamite cracked ice that formed during a severe winter when waste from coal mines insulated it. Mia J Harlan of New York sponsors camel races in the Sahara to produce bigger camels. The first race ran from Ghardain to Wi Gales about 800 miles. Two stellar races occurred last spring with a record time of a day and a night.

Yorktown Mia. J Harlan New York Sahara Ghardain Wi Gales

Princess Patricia Escapes Cage in Ely Park Night

African Monese known as Princess Patricia slipped from her cage in a city park at Ely Nevada. Children sheltered indoors while dogs panicked and residents searched the hills all night. Early morning she returned to her open cage unobserved.

Patricia Ely Nev

Aha Teacher Now Jimmy What Happened Over Moon

The playful exchange features a childlike question about a cow leaping over the moon and a cheeky reply about vanishing cream, capturing a quirky, whimsical moment in a schoolyard tone.

Jimmy

Budgeting and ads help save money tips today

Noting that many lack excess funds readers are urged to budget weekly income against expenses. Advertising is praised for showing prices, saving ideas, and new products to stretch limited money and improve daily life.

Oldest Lakota pheasant released in 1912 found with leg band

A long lived pheasant in Lakota, released in 1912 with a leg band, was recaptured last week. Earlier releases in Buffalo township in 1909 included fifteen pheasants, among them a pair of Golden pheasants that were never seen again. The Lakota bird is claimed to be the oldest in the area.

Lakota Topic Buffalo Township

Milwaukee beer truck loads 19 tons across bridge

Prairie du Chien Press reports a Milwaukee beer truck carrying 88 000 pounds crossed the Prairie du Chien Marquette new suspension bridge last Friday without strain. The paper taunts critics who doubted the structure, calling the bridge a beauty and a tower of strength despite summer skepticism.

Prairie

A Few Farm Hints on Seed Corn and Brooder Care

A farm bulletin notes seed corn disease tests and warns against overcrowding baby chicks in brooder houses during wet springs. It recommends no more than 300 chicks in a 10 by 12 space at start, emphasizing room as key to success. It also reports Iowa State College experiments showing little value in mixing protein sources for dairy cows, with soybean protein alone performing as well as mixes.

Lows State College

Our want ad column trade at home among friends

Local want ad invites readers to trade goods and services through a neighborhood exchange. The brief notice highlights casual bartering among friends and home-based transactions as a convenient, trusted way to find needed items.

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Vallet Joenl el A A. A. Randall Livingston Wis Jim Corkery Velga City Hugh Paul Corkery Chicago Corkery Frank Poor Grace Maynard Roy H. C. Randell Oelwe Mary Ann Foxwell Myria Donald Leonhart Leonhart Oelwein Adolph Weber Verne Roberts Ira Moore Paner Wm Moore J. &. Moore United Brethren Church Terian Church IGA Kniel’s Grocery Elgin, Iowa Optometrist C. W. Heiserman West Union, Iowa White House Je A. Boleyn Elgin State Bank Iowa
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