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A collage of witticisms and short reflections. Notes on politics inflation and government rationing. jokes about manners, aging, and everyday life. The nation’s pear crop slips two percent from last year.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1951
Page
1
A collage of witticisms and short reflections. Notes on politics inflation and government rationing. jokes about manners, aging, and everyday life. The nation’s pear crop slips two percent from last year.
Notice states Hicks Loan Service Inc amended Article III to set authorized capital stock at 500 shares of common stock with par value 100 dollars each totaling 50 000 dollars. Voting rights remain with common stock owners. President J P Gallagher and Secretary William L Hicks sign.
Pupils of Nora E. Jorgen presented two piano recitals at the Masonic hall in Clermont. Friday featured Cler mont and Elgin students while Postville students performed Saturday. An extensive list of local participants included Margaret Hanson, Randine Hanson, Linda Hackman, Rachel Hackman, Paul Hackman, plus many more students and families.
The 22nd Duff Dempster reunion met at Volga Park on Saturday August 25 with 47 attendees. Mary A Fox Castalia was the oldest Dempster at 85. Alvin Frey West Anton was the youngest Dempster. Dixie Smith Valga was the youngest Duff. Sixteen births, two marriages and three deaths were reported in the past year. Officers elected: Mrs. Kenneth Nading president, Eneas Voshell vice president, Mrs. John M Christen secretary treasurer, program committee Jerry Baumgartner Mrs Low's Dempster and Harry Boleyn.
The Luther League Youth Sunday program from Marion and Norway churches will be held at the Marion church on Sunday evening September 2 at eight o'clock. The public is cordially invited.
At the Fayette County Fair Charles and Robert Deering of Clermont led blue ribbon Holstein heifer calves. Donald Durscher and Karen Schroeder earned red ribbon honors, while Stanley Shaffer and Charles Medberry took blue ribbons on Shorthorn heifers. Francis Winter, Katherine Winter, Patricia Jones, Genevieve Gould, and Robert Cousins of Wadena won in the junior heifer class with their entries.
The amount of pasture on your farm may constrain how many beef cattle you buy this fall.
Iowa volunteers and co chairs toured Kenny Institute in Minneapolis during the August 20 rally that marked the start of the Sister Elizabeth Kenny Foundation polio fund appeal. They visited state patients hospitalized for Kenny treatment, also available at Blank Memorial Hospital Des Moines, as the Iowa quota for this year’s drive is noted.
In a ceremonial scene, two Iowa patients sit on a bed with therapist Alva Lembdkey nearby. Pictured are Frederick Tugend, 10, of Indianola, and Michael McChesney, 2 1/2, of Wapello. In the background stand county and county chairmen Mrs W C Dostal Prativin, Howard county, Mrs Clara Mikesh Prativin, and Mrs T A King West Union Fayette county chairmen.
The WSCS will hold a general meeting in the Methodist church parlors Thursday afternoon September 6. Hostesses for the event are Mrs. Cliff Wilson Mrs. H B Gilson Mrs Clifton Powel and Mrs. Charles Gehring.
The est control measure against mosquitoes is a community campaign to destroy breeding and nesting places. Pastures slated for renovation this fall and next spring should be grazed heavily this summer and fall.
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