Echo buys school desks at sale for junking
The Echo reports a sale of school desks with many desires to buy. desks priced at 40 cents each, 52p, will be kept for several more days if others wish to purchase.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1954
Page
4
The Echo reports a sale of school desks with many desires to buy. desks priced at 40 cents each, 52p, will be kept for several more days if others wish to purchase.
Clear easy to read figures priced low for grocers. Also promotes a Smith Corona portable typewriter praised as durable and fast. See it at The Elgin Echo for young students and homework help.
President Eisenhower travels—touts toll road plan for Iowa with proposed No 1 bill and a $100 000 start fund repaid by turnpike income He also meets with Iowa lawmakers while FHA adviser role expands with new advisory committee members including W L Robinson Ronald M Wilson George S Morris and Esther J Witmer New Iowa Farm Bureau director Donald McIntyre succeeds Allyn Hagen Photos show Ike with three Iowa congressmen and Senator Rourke Hickell Hickenlooper for political use as Washington reports note over 100 GOP lawmakers posing with him
The Volga Methodist church W S C S met on Thursday with plans to sew carpet rag balls for a November bazaar and to collect 5 from each member. Becky Follon to head a Women of the Bible study. new program books issued. Volga voters approved a $75,000 school addition including a gym, auditorium and two classrooms, with 364 yes, 39 no, 15 spoiled ballots.
PTA canning committee for August 20 led by Eunice Nad ing canned 38 quarts dill pickles 67 quarts corn 102 quarts apple sauce total 207 quarts on Friday. August 27 committee includes Dorothy Moore Ina Old father Clara Everitt Mrs. Rober to Hines Jessie Everitt Marilyn Wolf Agnes Pardee and Mrs. Ralph Crawford Mrs. Bill Bower Ruby Squires and daughters from Boise Idaho Mrs. Carol Squires Strawberry Point Mrs. Wm. Squires Arlington Mrs. Lester Anderman and daughters Arlington and Joe Pattison of Texas were guests at the Arthur Everitt home. Tuesday Pope Schracta wedding Tane Ann Pope daughter of John and Mrs. Pope Volga married George Schracta son of James Schracta Escanaba Mich Aug 14 at Escanaba Methodist parsonage. Reception in church parlors. Bride a Volga High School 1952 graduate now employed in Rockford Ill and Escanaba. The couple spent Thurs-Sat with John Pope Volga. reception and shower Friday with Dale and Walter Roys families and others. Volga Bluebirds 4-H met Aug 21 with 14 members Betsy Moats presiding. two visitors Charl Boleyn and Nancy Andreae. Banquet Oct 2 planned. Talks by Doris Sloan Betsy Moats Susan Goodin Yavonne Brooks Andreae Zwanziger Mrs. Oldfather Kay Moore. Next meeting Sept 11 with Brenda Meisgier. officer elections.
Glen Moats and Janice Kunzman returned from a trip via Homer Moats home in Glens Ferry to Idaho, while the Guy Brooks family joined a Garden Prairie church homecoming. Dozens of relatives and friends from Waterloo to Strawberry Point gathered for picnics and dinners at various homes. The REA completed an electric line to Walter Smock and Jennie Davis, and Bill Stepp began work at a Cedar Falls bakery as his wife plans to join later.
A group from Strawberry Point plus Mrs Minnie Thyer drive to Chicago on August 15 to attend World Council of Churches Sunday services at Soldier Field. More than 100000 people attended with a 2400 voice choir leading songs. A bibli cal pageant was a highlight and Roland Burns reported from duty on the west coast.
fragmentary report shows Letitia, who has spent the ee there, returning with the gas home at Cedar Rap.
A collage of light fleeting quips and vignettes from a church bulletin and everyday life. Jokes about picnics weather and manners blend with a seasick couple and a defiant daughter and father exchange. A daylight saving anecdote and a fashion quip conclude the snippet.
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