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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1926

Page

5

Exhibition of new material at school draws crowd likely to inspire learning

The article notes visitors viewing the new material in the school exhibition and mentions a range of classroom updates. It highlights student projects from Harrington’s room, health posters, Valentine crafts, and semester course changes across grades. It also covers basketball events coached by Ted Hungerford, attendance in various classes, and ongoing student activities.

Pwar Miss Harrington G. Mom Hag. Pome Seractive Health Misa Frieden Ste Ie Harrington Pri

Civil War Veteran Albert Lyons Dies in Waterloo

Albert Lyons 82 Civil war veteran died at sister Mrs Toay Baldwins 422 Leland avenue after years of invalidism He served in Company F Ninth Iowa Volunteer Infantry with James Carmichael and lived in Waterloo since 1925 Born November 19 1844 in Buffalo New York survivors include four sons and a brother Funeral at Kintner s chapel Reverend J Arthur Young officiating body to Chester Town for burial

Albert Lyons Waterloo Iowa Tase Priday James ‘Carmichael Albert P. Lyons Toay Baldwin Leland Avenue General Sheridan Post G. A. RR Marahajitgwa Song CO. L Hawk Street William West Union Delbert H Elgin James D Cedar Rapids Charles A Winnetoon Neb Kintnor J. Arthur Young First Methodist Church Chester

Study Club Met Monday With Mrs Mosby

The Study Club met with Mrs Mosby Monday evening to study works of popular authors. The program included music and quotations from notable figures. Secretary Luchsinger of Elgin Farmers Dairy Company sent a summary of the creamery’s last year’s business, but it will appear in the next issue.

Luchsinger Elgin Farmers Dairy Company

New Mail Messenger Albert Topp Began Service Monday

Albert Topp started Monday morning as the mail messenger between the post office and the depot after the post office department awarded the contract weeks ago. He will haul the mail with a trailer. For Sale: Restaurant building with complete fixtures in St. Olaf Iowa. Health reasons prompt sale. apply at Echo Office or to T B Smerud, owner.

Albert Topp Post Office Waing & Trailer Echo Office T. B Smerud St. Olaf Iowa

Hygiene lessons and milk project improve primary pupils

The report notes hygiene posters and body care lessons in the second primary room. Pearl Grimm, Dorothy Oleson, Zella Boyle, and Kenneth Evans earned perfect spelling. Dorothy Oleson and Reuben Miller were absent sick. First primary milk project reduces underweight children from eighteen to eight. most gains show in attention and health flags for brushing teeth before school. Louis Miller from Maiden Rock and Ben Bannart of West Bend visited the high school.

Toom Pearl Grimm Dorothy Oleson Zella Boyle Kenneth Evans Reuben Miller Louis Miller Maiden Rock Ben Bannart Weat Bend

Market Day Draws Big Crowd at Fagin Barn

A large crowd attended Fagin’s Market Day last Saturday drawn by bargains from merchants and the livestock and machinery sale at the Fath barn. H W Folk launched the event by listing stock for the sale and inspired merchants to offer special bargains and free movies to attract shoppers. Prices for goods and livestock were strong, with farmers benefiting from low stock and ready buyers. Plans already mention another Market Day likely on the last Saturday in February.

Fagin H.W. Folk Tor Bo Far

M. E. Church Notes February Youth Training Efforts

February church notes highlight youth training, with a pastor's sermon on The Challenge of Youth to the Church and Church's Response. Activities include Epworth League topics, Radio Services, and midweek Bible study. Odd Fellows meet and anticipate degree work. school board held its regular meeting.

M. E. Church Abraham Lincoln George Washington Jesus Epworth League Chas. Feller Ladies’ Aid Elbie Jamie Anderson Philatheas Me] Kohler Dinner Schorr Kohler St Paul's Ernest J. Starr Odd Fellows

Elgin Beats Clermont In Annual City Rivalry Game

Elgin High boys traveled to Clermont for the 128th annual contest and won 26 to 10. The purple and white offense clicked with accurate shooting and tight defense, while all players scored. Clermont’s girls lost but fought hard, with Miller scoring twice in the first period and Berndt and Meyer contributing strong plays.

Elgin High C’ermont Cams Elgin Clement Brick City Kipte Olegon Micey Girlz Clermont Lowing Meyer and Berndt Frieda Miler Mtiler

Baptist Church Notes and Weekend Schedule

Sunday program includes German service and communion at 10, Sunday school at 11, dinner at 12 25, committee and junior meetings at 1, English service at 2, plus afternoon singing. Midweek events run Feb 10 to 11 with prayer meeting and study pages 92 100 The note mentions Mrs Doan illness and Glen Schori shifting to full time teaching. Also classified ad for aplex vacuum cleaner with attachments for sale at Blaincho office.

Baptist Church Compunion Brainard Jesus Plana T. W. Doan University Hospital Town City I Tl Mrrs. Doan Glen Schori Des Moines University Oes Aplex Mor Price Blain Cho

Two Young Ladies Hurt In Saturday Night Party Crash

Myrtie Ossor and James Hong, residents of Guider, suffered injuries returning from a party when their group was roughheartedly forced from a homeyard gathering. Miss Olsen and Mr. Thomas Johnson were severely hurt. Miss Hong remained shaken but not seriously hurt, taken to the Olsen home before medical care. Scouts program notes and obituaries follow.

Ossor Jalmes Hong Wits Guider J. Oven Tha Mdi Feg Mies Olsen Thomas Dyneh Plaev Miss Houg Bing Houg Olsen

Bell Creek Community Club Meeting Notes

The Bell Creek Community Club met at Mrs. Buthar Kiple’s home on a Wednesday in January. Members discussed agriculture quotations and then heard a program featuring The Heights by Stella Baker Grandmother’s Crochet by Mabel Burrow and How to Keep Young by Ruth Olson. A hostess served a two course luncheon.

Bell Creek Community Club Buthar Kiple the Heights Stella Baker Mabel Burrow Ruth Olson

Card of Thanks for support during illness and burial

We express gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during our husband, father, son and brother’s illness and burial. We appreciate floral offerings and assistance, especially the Odd Fellows. Signed by Mrs. Clara Brabham and children, and Mr. and Mrs. W. Brabham and family.

Odd Fellows Clara Brabham W. Brabham

New Officers for Community Club Elected for Coming Year

The Community Club elected new officers at last Friday's meeting. Max Thoma became president with A. M. Welber as vice president and F. C. Muehlebthaler as treasurer. Directors named were Mel Kohler John Fatb R. P. Strauch N. W. Evans and R. W. Muehlenthaler. The meeting was well attended. Mrs. W. J. Grover has been ill for a week or more and grew worse yesterday, needing a physician. Halem Grover is doing the work while her grandmother is sick. The Jack Allen family moved to the G. H. Kipie house near the MB church this week.

Max Thoma A. M. Welber F. C. Muehlethaler Rectrens Mel Kohler John Fatb R. P. Strauch N. W. Evans R. W. Muehlenthaler W. J. Grover Halen Grover Elek Jack Allen G. H. Kipie

Town of Elgin Iowa Establishes Park Commissioners

An ordinance creates a three member Park Commission for Elgin Iowa Meyelte County. Appointments follow current state law with powers to manage park affairs and must be approved by voters at a special or regular municipal election. Passed February 1 1928 by Mayor Gus Gunderson with Town Clerk J Harrington.

Elgin Lowa Welein Tewas Nist Wah Meyelte Towa Gus Gunderson J. Harrington

Three Families Leave for La Grange Missouri

The Ho ward Grimm Will Butikoler and KEL Sutter families depart for La Grange Missouri. Household goods and stock were loaded for rail shipment yesterday. Wo Schupbach inspected the car and the trip proceeds. John Frieden accompanies them and seeks work in the new locality.

Howard Grimm Will Butikoler Kel Sutter la Grange Missouri Schupbach John Frieden Fannie

Public Auction At J. J. McKernan Farm

R J McKernan agent offers farm goods and livestock at public sale on the J J McKernan farm located near Castalia on the Clermont Castalia road. The event features 100 hogs 67 cattle 20 horses 67 sheep 100 hens farm machinery hay and corn with bale starts 9 30 a m and lunch at noon Miss Crowe visits Clermont housing weekend with relatives.

Lowa J. J. McKernan Castalia Clermont- Castalia Ossini Postville Milra Clermont Sheen R. J. McKernan

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Clarence Mueblethaler Herman Schupbach Fridzoff Blockhus Lawrence Moehlethaler Paul Monnahan Bernhard Hanson William Nuttings Wilson Patterson Howard Boyle Howard Shaffer Reuben Lehman Orville Bunting Waterville Ted” Hungerford Bigin Edward Mather Kruger Blarr Grether L. G. Lehman Kathryn Kuster Wiliam Griver Berita Wor Raymond Kruger Harold Conner Lawrence Grimm Phyllia Kabler Frieda Miller Robert] Breele Irma Berndt Eileen Elvana Alvin Friessen Russell Kohler Crows Hvants New Mail Messenger Ph. Lauer Supt C. M. Green WSUI Morton C. Mumma The State University Col. Mumma Boy Scouts of America Orsonnation WEAF WCCO Myrtie (Bryant) Carrol Libbie Pringle Myrtle Carroll Everett Washington Mes Carroll Pringle Poesia Elsin Tady Bell Creek Community Comunity Club Brackin Bros Holzer Metazor Rome Uoai Fio Metra Daisy GE Geo Pulfer Bros Daisy Gottlieb Pulfer Gottlien Pulver Whitie Olaf Borg R. FL Williams Miss Crowe
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