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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1953
Page
2
Nutritionists from Iowa State College warn that older adults often miss the foods they need for health and zest. A higher nutrition score hinges on daily meals with protein minerals dairy leafy greens citrus fruits and whole grains while limiting sugar fats and overweight. Regular meals plus light exercise boost appetite and mood, with bone health supported by milk and calcium.
East Clermont Luther League invites the public to its annual ice cream social and program on Sunday evening August 16. Local families share weekend travels and visits with relatives, noting vacations and gatherings in Waterloo Clinton Des Moines and St. Louis.
Ellen Kneeland came home Wednesday from Summer hospital where she had an appendectomy. She is recovering well. Numerous visitors joined the Kneeland family including John and Will Kneeland, James McSweeney, and Rita Randalia, with more from West Union Postville and Randalia. Gene Hermeier of Waterloo and Minerva Thorson visited. Mrs Hermeier previously taught at the Waukon school where Minerva also works. Mrs. Ted Lovely, recently from Maine, is staying with her parents Joseph and, while her husband serves in the navy, plans a visit. Jean Agnes of Rochester, Minn., is spending ten days with her father Lloyd Agnes. In Benton County a Billy Hernik farm oat field yielded 82 bushels.
Anna Mae Besch, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Besch near Whittmore May Hope loses an eye when a jar of freshly canned vegetables explodes. Her mother suffers painful burns as a safety warning to stop machines before unclogging or adjusting them.
The Junior Odako Camp Fire Girls met Tuesday afternoon July 28 at leader Ann Larson's home. Officers for the coming year were elected: Jean Balschner president, Caralyn Kittelson vice president, Barbara Anderson Cerotys Olson treasurer, BON Largén historian. Six new members from Blue Birds joined: Carolyn Rittelius Carolyn Follett Gwendolyn Baechler Carol Swenson Anita Olson and Carolyn Olson. Punch cookies and a hot softball game closed the meeting.
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