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Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1955

Page

2

Elgin High School Banquet and Spring Concert Highlight Maypole Theme

Junior seniors banquet April 23 featured a Maypole garden scene with pink carnation centerpieces as eight tables circled the pole. May 4 spring concert at the Elgin High School auditorium presented by the music department, with choruses and bands, ahead of state contest May 7 in Monona. Also reports two wins for C-E Tigers baseball, 27-2 vs Waucoma and 14-0 vs Volga, plus senior activities on English class project presentations.

EHS Elgin High School Monona Grether Elgin C-E Tigers Waucoma Elgin Diamond Gilson Howard Tigers Volga Volga Diamond Kittleson

Senior and junior school reports on class projects

Senior and junior classes outline recent assignments across subjects. Topics include American problems and law units on property, shorthand and typing for the Iowa Merit System, spelling punctuation and proofreading, and five minute speeches. Junior high notes cover a new junior band rehearsal, a 40 member student group, and summer practice plans.

Iowa

Fox Attacks Man. Rabid Fox Killed Near Decorah

Reuben Rovang was chased into his automobile by a rabid fox near Decorah. After driving home he returned with a rifle and killed the animal following the attack while picking up mail.

Fox Reuben Rovang Decorah Mr. Rovang

Bridge on Highway 63 Near Traer May Be Replaced

The notorious 12 mile bridge north of Traer on highway 63 may be replaced soon by the state highway commission. The bridge has seen many accidents due to the curving approach, prompting reconsideration of replacement.

Traer Highway 63 The Highway Commission

Spring wardrobe trends begin with silk taffeta and Irish linen

Iowa State College specialist Marian Knapp notes spring starts with rustling silk taffeta and crisp Irish linen, offering many prints and styles. She predicts vivid colors and varied fashion in shops as shoppers begin their seasonal wardrobe update.

Marian Knapp Iowa State College Extension

Fayette County Board votes on road vacation and election results

The Fayette County Board of Supervisors filed a petition to vacate a local road in Section 16 and canvassed the November 2 1954 General Election. Elected officials named include County Auditor Hazel Gehring Treasurer W M Knox Clerk of the District Court Herbert D Krammer Sheriff Frea A House County Recorder Odney Oelberg County Attorney Mark D Bucheit County Coroner J R Woot Supervisor J B Niles with terms starting 1955 and 1958. The meeting adjourned to November 9 1954.

Craganen Baba HE Engel E. Reeder Louisan Light Wilbur O. Brehme Ona F. Grapath Ormanis Base Range Sinded Brainard Road Board of Supervisors Fayette County Iowa Hazel Gehring W. M. Knox Herbert D. Krammer Sheritt Frea A. House Odney Oelberg Mark D. Buch~eit J. R. Woot J. B. Niles Floyd Gilley Fir J. B Nilen

Spring color trends for color wheel

The piece outlines spring color popularity across shades from shrimp to rose with reds and blues featuring in headlines. It notes new color names cornflower blue periwinkle blue lavender pink and bright yellow tones along with sunset orange and browns. It advises mixing plain colors with prints and gives sample outfits such as a gray flannel boxy suit with a yellow and white print overblouse and jacket lining and a black and white option.

Ames agronomy finds fertilized corn pulls moisture deeper

A study from a state college agronomist shows fertilized corn pulls moisture from deeper in the soil than unfertilized corn when soil moisture is sufficient. A hand-held hose and constant light source aid lawn grass seed moisture, supporting results for use in ads.

Towa State College, Agronomista

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