10 Aug 1967
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1967
Page
1
Unclear OCR text mentions attendees and a convention. Names and places are unreadable. The fragment hints at a gathering or meeting with learners, possibly in a regional context, but lacks concrete facts, dates, or organiztions to form a definitive summary.
Leonard Millet obituary notice appears with fragmented lines reading personal identifiers. Details are unclear but indicate a death announcement from a local paper with partial names and locations.
A local schedule notes Circle meetings at a community foundation in Bar at conte Tue ore Pras he Brves. Members include Bry Borger Bowstd eta Mew etre Benne Lema and Se Mittin. A dedication ceremony for a new chair carved from a heed hewn oak is planned, honoring years of service.
Witte wins five as he takes the lead in a tight race. Mae clinches the prize in a blurred regional event.
Obituary notice: STth birthday observed by Mx Helen WM 32 botthdaer tee Dever Sat.
The Class of 1952 held a reunion Saturday evening at the Rountry Manor. Of the 32 members, 12 attended, with December being mentioned and Joe Pet noted among attendees.
A potluck dinner was held on the evening of August 2 at the Baptist Church to honor Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Troyer. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. H. rs and Mdrus, Lecter Wenger, Larence Muehlenthaler, Clarence Muehlenthaler, Paul Zurbrigegen, Al Baechler, Edveare Krueger, Kenton Habeger, and Harry nee Eritk Abe, who presented a gift to the couple.
Center Street Birthday Club held a Tuesday evening gathering at a member’s home on August 1. Attendees included Ms. John Grimm, C. B. Schori, Elmer Butikofer, Earl Lembke, O. Torkeison, Bess Stohr, Leon Hansen, Ora Streepy, Anne Dennler, and Harry Everett. Mrs. Bertha Halverson contributed a gift but could not attend.
A community shower honored Jean Huffman with guests and gifts. Friends and neighbors gathered to celebrate the occasion, sharing memories and good wishes for the honoree.
A Dummermuth reunion gathered at Argunt and Elpin with officers named for 164 and Wi. Dur mermuth served as president with Conner Dernecnuth as vice. Five births were recorded among attendees including the Dummermuth and Durmermuth families from Sioux Bills St Mes Peal Duramermuth and Cedar Rapids. Guests included Keith Steere of Waterloo and numerous relatives from Grundy Er and Shell Rock.
Students in grades 7 through 12 from Fayette County schools may enter the 1467 contest titled How Safe Living Affects My Future. Information is available at the County Soil Con tract Office located Union.
The Elgin Echo of Elgin Iowa provides weekly Thursday editions published by James A. Herman. The note mentions the Fayette County location and a class mailing address in March.
Jason Reavis Baptized Sunday at the Highland Lutheran Church. A dinner for the family followed at his great grandmother Alma Sehuten’s home with attendees including Frank Jer and Peter Dubuque, Josh Reaves Elkader, Tom Lundell Ankeny, Rev. Denny Brake, Torkelson family, Dale Butikefer, Neal Kreig, Arlene Corrine Scheininger and others in attendance.
A list of attendees from a birthday gathering includes Mrs Anna Sc home Monday, Mrs Leo Tamara, Mr and Mrs Friedench, Mrs Flo and Bobby, Mrs Elmadher, Jacob Fried Clermont, Bertha, Hulda Sutter, Mr Kleppe, Gayle, Greg, Mrs Walter Mit, Mr Jacob Friederich Jr, and Bonnie and Karen. Other callers include Leo Hutchinson, Regina Horeb, Vivian Schupb, Dale DeSart hofer, Ruth and Reuben Schupbach.
A concise plea highlights Want Ads as the place to find results. The note nudges readers to use classified listings for timely outcomes, prices, and notices.
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