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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1928

Page

7

County News Highlights From Fayette County

Deputy Henry Nehring heads to St Paul with warrant for Ross Ritchie a Clermont native wanted for wire desertion. J E Fitch West Union veteran of Civil War celebrated his eightieth birthday quietly. Windstorm damages farm structures and windmills across the region. A collision near Randalia injures Lyle Arthur and LaVern Carpenter. Conrad Hirmer of St Lucas dies at 78 from a stroke. Mrs I Michels returns home after visiting relatives. Art Stee travels to Rockford to study hydroelectric governors.

Fayette County Henry Nehring St. Paul Ross Ritchie Clermont Ritchie Rock Island Railway Company Union J. E. Fitch West Union Fitch Blue Third Michigan Infantry Argo-Gazette, Carmichael & Burkhart Chickasaw County Nashua Bescon W. C. Tegtmeier Daveenport Tegtmeier Northeastern Iowa Power Company Central States Davenport Hig Holdings Hawkeye Lyle Arthur LaVern Carpenter Randalia

Dover Mills Social Round Includes Visiting Friends

Mrs Marian Scott and children visited from Friday to Sunday with Mr and Mrs R F Learn. Several families including the Johnsons Thompsons Brause and Messerli groups joined gatherings, meals, and a farm bureau event in West Union. Ladies Aid meetings, near Elkader visits, and Sunday expressions of support accompanied the week.

Marian Scott R. F. Learn Scott H. K. Johnson Hadley Johnson A. G. Thompson G. E. Brause Ole Kloster John Mark Laura Oster Honsand Hans Anfinson G. C. Ravenstrite Henry Wolf Inga Glen Kerkestue Ira Rose Junction Rose Bertha Henry Hanson Peter Wolf Ossian Chas. Wagner Ladies’ Aid Halvor Hanson West Union

Mrs P H Cummings Dies in Rochester Hospital

Mrs P H Cummings died Saturday evening at St Mary's hospital in Rochester Minnesota after a long illness. A Clermont resident for 25 years she was active in church work and spent time in Postville before hospital care. Funeral services were held at St Peter's church and a life sketch will appear next week.

P. H. Cummings St. Mary's Hospital Rochester Minn Wiliam Kelly Clermont St. Peter's Church

Leading Food Fishes The Herring World’s Top Economic Fish

The herring ranks as the world's most important economic fish with the cod taking second place. The fish averages from 7 to 40 pounds, though several exceed 100 pounds and one record herring reached 160 pounds.

Clermont Defeats U I U Globe Trotters

Clermont defeats the Globe Trotters of Upper Iowa 25 to 17 in a decisive win. Tatro sank three straight field goals early as Clermont grabbed control and held lead after the half. Clermont Independents also crushed Oelwein 30 to 14, with a 17 to 1 halftime edge.

Globe Trotters Upper Iowa Clermont Seigeling Tatro Sullivan Gress Clermont FG Shipton Kaltenbach Selgelid Prescott Mirrick Lyford Galbreth Hemphill Clermont Independents Oelwein Monona

How to Sell Newspaper Advertising Explains Delivery Role

In a compact excerpt from How to Sell Newspaper Advertising Harry A Casey argues advertising acts as transportation. The merchant’s message is delivered into thousands of homes by the newspaper at low cost while prices and wording are not dictated by the paper.

Harry A. Casey Scipps-Howard Newspaper

Thompson to Run for Renomination in Republican Primary

Hon. Thore Thompson of Illyria township Fayette county announces intent to seek renomination in the Republican primaries next June. In a letter to the Argo Gazette he says he values his legislature service, favors economy, and compares public affairs to personal finances, warning against over-spending.

Thore Thompson Illyria Township Fayette County Argo-Gazette Thompson Associated Press

Haugen Seeks Re Election in Iowa Fourth District

Representative Gilbert N. Haugen, longtime Iowa congressman and co author of the McNary Haugen farm relief bill, indicated last Tuesday his plan to run again after requesting nomination papers from the secretary of state. He has served since 1899 and faces no Republican opposition at this time.

Gilbert N. Haugen McNary Iowa Secretary of State Haugen

Bevins Bank Trial Jurors Selected From Clermont

By yesterday noon the twelve jurors for the Bevins bank trial were chosen and preliminaries opened. About 36 to 40 prospective jurors were questioned. Clermont is represented by two jurors, Wm Rafferty and Frank Kobls, among a panel including Geo Jennings Geo Turner Mrs Lulu Candle Lee King Jake Fritz and others. Weekend visitors Mrs L L Carr and daughter Lavanda visited Cedar Rapids.

Bevins Bank Clermont Wm. Rafferty Geo. Jennings Wadena Frank Kobls Frank Whitney Harlan Geo. Turner Smithfield Winne Smith West Union Lulu Candle Fayette Lee King Oelwein Jake Fritz Westfield Albert Raether Freemont Raymond Strucker Patman Ed Moore

Martin Van Buren Dibble Dies After January Fall

Martin Van Buren Dibble born 1840 in Chautauqua County New York moved with family to Wisconsin then Clermont. He farmed, later retired, died after a January ice slip worsened his health. survived by five daughters and two sons. Funeral held January 26 at his daughter Jessie Triem's home with burial in Clermont cemetery.

Martin van Buren Dibble Chautauqua County N. Y Rock’ County Wis Clermont George M. V. Dibble Clermont Township Jessie Triem Dibble Will Crowe Grace Lattin Portland Ore Arthur Dibble Spokane Wash Kittie Kern Oelwein Jessse Triem Ezra Dibble Herbert Anderson George Dibble West Union A. D. Ferguson N. J. Breckner E. J. Stary Elgin M. E. Church

New Subscriber Promise Delivers Cheerful Note

A letter from Nicholas Johnson of St Olaf Iowa praises a paper’s new arrangement with prepaid renewal. He confirms a yearly inscription and promises another subscriber, noting the method would reduce delinquent collections and free effort for better reporting.

St, Olaf Iowa R. P. Strauch

Resolutions of Respect for Sister Mary Cummings

Resolutions from St. Peter's Court No 1162 of the Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters mourn the loss of charter member Sister Mary Cummings. The note announces that the charter will be draped for thirty days and copies sent to family, with publication in the record. Dated West Union Iowa January 30 1925. Cleric CG G. Neil Desury

St. Peter's Court Women's Catholic Order of Foresters Mary Cummings Order of Foresters FL Pay Mes F. Lonhy Bien Rowais Wahla Disteier Poubate West Union Iowa Bali Wy G. Neil Desury

Card of Thanks From the Children of M. V. Dibble

The Children of M. V. Dibble express sincere thanks to kind friends and neighbors for assistance during illness and death, for flowers, and for sympathy. Gratitude also goes to those who prepared dinner last Thursday.

M. V. Dibble

Mumpscause Absences Hit School Notices and Activities

The school reports thirty absences in grades and thirteen in high school due to mumps in the community. Miss Nichols and others are ill, with substitute teacher coverage in place. Lantern slide lessons continue, the Washington and Declaration of Independence film is planned, and a Monona boys basketball game is postponed. Domestic Science offers noon hot dishes at a low cost. Former teacher Albina Pecenka visited. she now teaches at West Union.

Miss Nichols Mamys Mr. Hungerford Miss Johnson Miss Parker Harry Shipton Washington Albina Pecenka Miss Pecenka Weat Union

Borrowed From Italy Begutia and Randalwood Origins

Borrowed from Italy Begutia is a term once used for a gon dol race and is now common in rowing matches at Oxford Cambridge and American universities. Randalwood refers to heartwood from several evergreen species, mainly Oriental, with principal supply from India and the Malay archipelago.

Venice Oxford Cambridge India Malay Archipelago

Also Mentioned on This Page

County News Conrad Hirmer St. Lucas Hirmer Mary Mrs. I. Michels Mrs. L. H. Monroe Art Stee Rockford Dover Mills U. I. U. Globe Trotters Lutheran Church Notes East Church West Church Mission Society Hans Larson A. Paulson 0. G. Peterson Martin Anderson Agnes Bilden G. Gunsten East Y. P. L. L East Young People’s Luther League Song Society Gunsten Song Society Reading Glaya Bevins la Br L. Carr Lavanda Cedar Rapids Martin van Buren Thanks MR. Johnson Nicholas Johnson Will Arate Ar Towa Fogetle By C. M. Payne Dom Tsust TauaTin the POP Italy
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