18 Dec 1952
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1952
Page
1
Card of thanks from the Elgin Echo Dials family extends gratitude for kindnesses floral offerings memorial gifts and comforting words from the minister and music. The notice lists The Children and notes 16 pages.
Celia M. Greenley born December 10 1874 in Elgin died December 6 1952 after a long life of devotion to family and friends. She married Frank Greenley in 1894 and they raised children in Arling ton Guttenberg and Elgin. Surviving are her husband a daughter in law two grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral services were held at Mueklethaler funeral home and St Pauls Methodist church. CARD OF THANKS expresses gratitude for kindness shown during sorrow.
Robert Lehman born September 20 1876 near Elgin died December 6 in Wall South Dakota. He married Gena Reitz in 1903 and had three children. Survived by three children two grandchildren and siblings. Funeral held December 9 at Muehlethaler with Rev A Ittermann officiating. Burial in Elgin cemetery.
Nora Robbins Klingman born June 23 1872 in Highland Township died December 7 at 10 West Union. She married Edward Klingman June 11 1893 and they had five children Florence Hoag Louis Fay Edward. Funeral held at St Pauls Methodist Church in West Union with Rev E G Steinman officiating burial at Illyria Cemetery. Card of thanks from Edward Klingman and sons.
A note lists numerous traditional carols and contemporary pieces performed by mixed chorus and bands at East High School. The program features choirs, soloists Donna Meinhard Elaine Anderson Sarah Ogle Dalene Shaffer Janice Schori Roberta Mosby and invites alumni to rejoin the chorus on stage.
Real estate transfers include Rosina C Anderson to Millard C and Joseph L Larson WD 2000 Lot 151 section 34 95 7 Margaret McQuilkin Bigler and Robert E Bigler and C C Geer to Lealin Knox WD 1.00 Lots 2 and 3 Bigler Add Wadena Joseph E Miller and wife to Robert L Buenneke WD 1.00 Lot 17 87 Park Add Arlington Messerli Fred to Forrest D Shaffer WD 3710 SW NE east of road and S 2178A NW NE east of road 16 937 New car registrations list owners and vehicles in various towns including Schiedel Olson Schoonover Fuehrman Guker Guyer Falb & Sons with makes Chevrolet Ford GMC.
A clean heating system saves fuel and avoids unburned carbon. Soot and tar clog Chimney and stovepipe, producing heavy smoke and fire danger. Let the fire die, then use a brick in a sack to break loose tars or burn out with caution and fire department notice. Use commercial cleaners or zinc scraps on hot coals.
Miss Arlene Ann Schultz and Gordon Thomas Pollock wed in a Saturday ceremony at St Pauls Lutheran Church Postville. The double ring service featured organist Mrs Ludwig and vocalists Jo Ann Schultz and Arthur Amundson. The wedding party wore formal gowns and the reception served to about 300 guests with decorations in orchid turquoise and white.
Rudolph A Reinhart born in Norway in 874 died in Bremerton Washington on November 25 aged 78. He came to the United States at age seven settling in Clermont later living in Towns North Dakota Minneapolis and last four years in Bremerton. He worked for Milwaukee Railroad for 33 years retiring in 1947. He married Laura Kjos December 4 1921. Survived by widow two children four brothers a sister and numerous relatives. Burial was in the church cemetery with local attendees from multiple towns.
A terse exchange echoes in a fragmented note about a tiny sound and unclear next steps, leaving the reader uncertain about actions or context.
A collage of quips and adages on aging, college life, and sports. Baseball, golf, and campus humor mix with social jests about friendships, roommates, and letters in a lighthearted, period-tinged voice. The piece weaves one liners, party anecdotes, and small town observations.
A disjointed dialogue fragment shows Joyce and Dope discussing desert cities and a rifle incident. The garbled text mentions a bear, a crack of a shot, questions about time and a firebilly of cards, and reference to cheating. entities remain unclear due to transcription errors.
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