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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1924

Page

6

Christmas Vacation Plans and School Activities

Christmas vacation will begin on Friday night and continue until Monday morning when students return. Students in manual training have completed projects and flower boxes while the seventh and eighth grades progress well. The Xmas Vesper Services are planned for Thursday evening in the high school auditorium.

Elash Larnon Lee Dickone Castion Frocn Vans Vine Kendall Wiltsle Robert Steele Harold Conner Mioga Sdmisaion Margaret Ajign Grame

Hog Hog Record Hit by Unprecedented Hog Arrival

A garbled report notes Chicago received a record hog influx on Monday with about 122,000 head. Packing houses faced shortages, prices rose about 25 cents per hundredweight, and the surge was blamed on scarcity driving the extraordinary arrival.

Chicago

Moon Eclipse Visible Across United States January 1 1924

A morning eclipse will occur on January 1 1924 when the Moon moves between Earth and the Sun, cutting off light for a short time. Professor H. W. Brown of Yale University notes the event will be visible in the United States and likely seen by millions, a notably widespread occurrence though not rare.

Kalipse United States H. W. Brown Yellew University

Special Rail Fare Cut For Ames Trip Students

The Western Passenger association grants a special fare of one and a half times the single trip for all round tickets to Ames bought January 31 to February 7 and valid to February 9. Tickets must cost at least 31 dollars. No certificates or red tape required. Also, the M E L Ladies Aid Bazaar at the church last Friday drew strong attendance and raised about 150 dollars for the church fund.

Rairoad Tate Western Passenger Association AL Ames Ames

Christmas dance canceled as bandleader chief’s illness

C C Christ reports a Rockford Illinois accident that delays his Christmas dance engagement on December 23. Harry Fitegersld says three of his men are in hospital, forcing Fitzgerald Orchestra dates to be shifted to Sweeney and likely disbandment for some time. Flour prices and local market notices follow with mixed brand names and mill offerings.

C. C. Christ Harry Fitegersld Harry Rockford Yllinois Sweeney Fitzgerald

December Showers Honor Two Bride-to-Bees

On Tuesday evening hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Batikoter Jr. a large crowd gathered to honor Miss Bessie Schneider of Wikader who will marry Mr. Sitter of Highn. Guests brought many presents and wished the bride-to-be well after an evening of games and entertainment. At Mrs. Mabel Craver’s home a shower for the eldest daughter Miss Velmb Grover featured gifts from classmates including a set of silverware from the class of 1924. The girls enjoyed amusement and gave plenty of advice before guests departed.

John Batikoter Mabel Craver Misa Velmb Misa Grover Ustal Amusamenta

Pictets and Cut Flowers on Sale at Rexall Store

Rexall Store hosts a three day sale featuring poinsettias, carnations, cyclamen, ferns, primrose and begonia. Floral selection includes cut flowers promoted by U. L. Flower Shop.

Rexall U. 1

Weho Cross Word Puzzle Thrash-testered and Readied

Puzzle page teases a cross word feature with jokes and practice words. Readers are invited to try today and learn new terms while the next issue reveals the puzzle solutions. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy during sickness and death of a loved wife and mother. West Union visitors mentioned.

Rome Jobheny

Creamery Board Re-Elects Officers as Patrons Debate System

Report shows about 174000.00 distributed in the community and over 1400.00 in supplies on hand. Officers re-elected: Fred Reichert President, Robert Wilson Vice-President, ML Luchsinger Bec’y-Treas., Henry Frieden and H. M. McMillan Directors. Patrons discussed switching to a new cream age system. votes against it were reported in prior and current sessions. Hileweh route gathers cream from 330 patrons. butter prices softening but dairy remains strong.

Fred Reichert Robert Wilson ML Luchsinger Bec’y-Treas Henry Frieden H. M. McMillan Barmine

Christmas Program Rendered by Baptist Sunday School

Christmas program rendered by the Baptist Sunday school on December 24, 1924. The event featured songs, recitations, readings, and a benediction under Rev. Lover, with performances by Freddie Lauer, Loraine Hass, Willing Workers, and multiple child performers. Audience participation and a free will offering were noted.

The Baptist Sunday School Freddie Lauer Loraine Hass Shepherds Higo Hackman Bethlehem Kathryn Kruger Florence Ruckhaachot Lester Luchsinger Marie Baechler Isabelle Wenger Leon Jacob May Anderson Kenneth Heck Buny Bees and Hustlers Lyle Kruger Helen Baachler Lucille Berndt Phatther Primerr Banta Eeerres Sesveerrsees Helton Moehlethaler Barbara Kamm Jae Zabeth Yillian Jacob Why Luella Miller Harold Grimm Christmas Bella Wendell Koch Marie Erhardt Ren Laner

The True Christmas Spirit and Church Cantata

M E Church notes announce a 10 am sermon The True Christmas Spirit Sunday services with 11 am Sunday school 6 45 Epworth League and 7 30 cantata The World's Redeemer by a choir of fifteen yearn olds A Christmas program December 24 at 7 30 pm includes Santa Claus Vision tree and treats Erneas J Starr pastor State of Iowa Fayette County notice of Ruth M Redwinkle will probate January 19 1925 District Court John J Riley clerk Lami land sale of 120 acres timber and pasture near Bloomington Wisconsin offered cash terms by Mrs Louis Bohringer

Epworth League Hope Ernest J. Starr State of Iowan Fayette County District Court A. D Ruth M. Redwinkle Said County Weet Union Iowa Lami Coon Louis Bohringer Bloomington Wisconsin Baptist Church Geremart H. Grether Brainard

Christmas Program at Highland School District No 3

A Christmas program will be given at Highland school District No 3 on Saturday evening December 20. The event includes a social follow up, providing a festive community gathering.

Highland Walt

Publication schedule shifts for holidays

The paper will print a day earlier over the next two weeks so the Bebo reaches mail delivery on time. All correspondence and ad copy must be in by Monday evening. late submissions cannot be promised insertion. Readers and staff appreciate the cooperation.

Meeting of Main-Brainard Co-Operative stockholders held in Migiv

The annual meeting at Town Hall Migiv elected officers for 1926 after approving last year’s report. Officers: H. M. McMillan president, Robert Wilson vice president, Efford Hunsberger secy mgr, Hans Winkler treasurer, directors Halvor Gilbertson Harold Opland W. S. Rothsteberger J B Bilden G Matthya L O Relerson. North Dakota crops showed corn failed, small grain excellent. Martin family from Glenfield send greetings.

Co-Op Efford Hunsberger Secy-Mgr Hans Winkler Halvor Gilbertson Harold Opland Rothsteberger J.B Bilden G.matthya

Newlyweds Iva Boleyn and Herbert Miller Wed in Elgin

Boleyn Miss Iva Boleyn and Herbert Miller wed a week ago Friday at the Anderson house in west Elgin. Miller, eldest son of Mr and Mrs Henry Miller, worked on the Harold Bennett farm home. The bride, twin daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Boleyn, also worked on local farms. The couple, well known and well liked, begin life together with many friends wishing them happiness.

Boleyn Iva Boleyn Herbert Miller Anerson West Elgin

Opinion on proposed law to revoke marriage licenses after two years

Dr A Pinto advocates Nebraska legislation to revoke marriages after two years to curb perceived childless unions. The plan draws medical and theological support but is criticized as radical and unworkable. Plato supports it, arguing modern couples marry for living arrangement and respectability.

A. 3. Pinto Omaha Nebraska Plato

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