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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1938

Page

2

Legion and club life in Wadena area events

Olive Knutson and Mrs C 8 Flower hosted an Legion Auxiliary meeting at Olive Knutson home with about thirty guests sewing carpet rags and lunch served. Wadena Riverside Creamery board elected officers M d Frey president W F Moore secretary William Nelson a buttermaker and re elected cream haulers Frank Poor Walter Johnson Cecil Everett Ralph Shaffer. Many readings of visits to Sumner Volga and Cedar Falls along with club gatherings and a Legion bingo party closing in with a brisk crowd despite bad weather.

Mra Olive Knutson Cecil Everett Ralph Shaffer Nina Davis Sumner Walter Zupke Gertrude Frey Betty Minihan Arthur Hermen Lester Chase Highland Harold Hermen Mary B. Wetzel Hedrick George Jones Janesville Wis Velma Everett F. Moore William Nelson A. C. Cline Forest Moore Cedar Falls Towa State University Ivan Moore Earl Carpenter Ross Downs Dubuque Roy Crandall Volga Ade Tad Alden Gell West Union Maggie Whittenbaugh Mary Florence Whittenbaugh Des Moines Fred G. Herrling Kansas City Lyle Herrling Pleasant Ridge Ray Burgin Roi Henry Herwig Ray Herwig Wm. Nelson Married Folks Club F. H. Everett Alice Gehring Eq Rafi W. D. Mattocke The Legion

Is Adolescence to Be Feared by Parents and Youth

An article argues misconceptions about adolescence as a feared period are unfounded. It notes rapid body changes are natural and similar to infancy, urges parental acceptance and informed understanding, and mentions sponsorship by the Iowa Child Welfare Research Station and involvement of Upper Iowa University in Fayette high school practice work.

Jimmie The Iowa Child Welfare Research Station University of Iowa Upper Iowa Fayette High School Supt. Morse Tr. W. C. Mongold Louise Huckmann

Niagara Fall and Great Lakes Water Volume

Niagara Falls stands part of the vast Great Lakes system, with water from the four lakes and many rivers forming a immense volume. An authority notes it contains more than half the world’s fresh water, yet continual evaporation and precipitation in the region make draining the lakes unlikely.

Niagara Fall Niagare Great Lakes

Language diversity across nations and common exceptions

The passage states about 70 independent countries exist and each typically has a distinct language. It notes exceptions where the United States has English as de facto language, South American republics mainly use Spanish or Portuguese, and Austria where German is widely spoken.

United States Austria

Progressive Home Study Club lessons on shared leisure and family ties

Leaders of districts 1 and 2 of Tilyria township presented the fourth lesson in the Child Development series on Sharing Home Pleasures at the Progressive Home Study club all day meeting hosted by Mrs. Lulu Rothlisberger on Feb 10. A pot luck dinner was served. In the afternoon the Farm Bureau met and the ladies held the club meeting presided by new president Mrs. Emma Strong. Roll call yielded poultry hints. A cake decorating demo and music study pieces were featured. Meeting adjourned to March 10 with Nettie Rothlisberger as Publicity Chairman.

Tilyria Progressive Home Study Club Lulu Rothlisberger Farm Bureau Emma Strong Nettie Rothlisberger

Obituary of Mrs John Foster Clara Ogle in Dubuque

Clara Ogle Foster, daughter of Joseph and Sarah Ogle, born Sept 15 1867 in Illyria township, died Feb 10 1938 in Dubuque at age 70 years 4 months 25 days. Survived by widower John Foster, children Fremont and Mrs Rebecca Schellenger, sister Mrs Martha Prouty, and grandson Charles Schellenger. Funeral held at Egelhof Dubuque and Myria church with Rev W E Brehm and Rev J J Snyder assisting.

Clara Ogle Joseph Sarah Ogle Ogle Illyria Township Dubuque West Union Fayette County John Foster Clara Belle Jessie Fremont Rebecca Schellenger Hampton Charles Schellenger Martha Prouty Elkader Egelhof Myria W. E. Brehm First Congregational Church of J. J. Snyder Elgin

Pioneer Gold on Hybrid Corn at Elgin Opera House

A free talking picture titled Pioneer Gold will be shown Tuesday at 2 PM in the Elgin Opera House. W. S. Rothlisberger and Marion Lind of Pioneer Hi-Bred Corn Company present the program featuring a comedy and a short film Happy Harvests. The main film traces hybrid corn development from inbreeding to final seed, educating progressive farmers on hybrid corn improvement. Typewriter pads advertised by Echo Office.

Pioneer Gold Elgin Opera House W. 8. Rothlisberger Marion Lind Pioneer Hi

Outdoor storage pits offer better vegetable prices

Agricultural expert H Niasley describes inexpensive outdoor pits for winter storage of beets carrots cabbage and other crops. Proper sizing insulates with hay or straw and soil. ensure drainage ventilation and careful preparation to prevent rot or “bleeding.” Pumpkins squash and sweet potatoes need a warm dry nearby space.

H. Niasley New Sergey College of Agriculture WNU

Growth Stages in Fattening Holiday Turkeys

Dr H S Wilgus Jr head of the poultry department at Colorado State college notes turkeys reach market size after 24 to 28 weeks of rapid growth split into 8 to 10 weeks brooding 10 to 20 weeks growing and finishing thereafter. Interfering with growth can cause deformed breast bones and delayed maturity. During finishing limit range and provide feeder space 4 or 5 birds per foot.

H. S. Wilgus, Jr Colorado State College Agricultural College Experiment Stations United States Department of Agriculture Wilgus

Pekin Duck Becomes America’s Leading Commercial Breed

Pekin ducks are described as America's foremost commercial breed due to size and rapid growth. They are noted as good sitters and layers, with eight week market readiness. Their long bodies and broad foreparts contribute to table appeal and salable meat.

America

Plow and Harrow Capacities of Horse Teams

A Wallace's Farmer correspondent notes that different horse teams yield distinct daily acreages. Four-horse teams plow four acres, disk twenty, harrow forty. five-horse teams plow five, disk twenty-five, harrow fifty. six-horse teams plow seven, disk thirty, harrow sixty.

Wallaces

Jacques Gringonneur Designs Cards Then Fades Into Insanity

Jacques Gringonneur, court painter to King Charles VI of France, designed a popular pack of playing cards by modernizing the Tarots style. After completing the project, he allegedly succumbed to insanity.

Jacques Gringonneur Charles VI France

Breeches Maker Daniele da Volterra Named Artist

The Italian painter Daniele da Volterra was nicknamed the breeches maker for adding draperies by order of Paul IV to figures in Michelangelo's Last Judgment in the Sistine Chapel Vatican Rome.

Daniele da Volterra Paul IV Michel Sistine Chapel Vatican Rome

Aged Man Kills Three Inmates at Tewksbury Infirmary

John Mack, 77, a pauper ward inmate at Tewksbury State Infirmary, killed three fellow inmates and wounded two others with a mail order pistol last week saying they were mean to him. He was captured near Lowell after four miles along railroad tracks. The photo shows Mack with Chief Cyril L. Baker of Tewksbury police and Sergeant William Delay of Massachusetts State Police. News Photo Service Exclusive to the Echo.

Tewksbury Mass John Mack Tewksbury State Infirmary Lowell Madkv Cyril L. Baker William Delay Massachusetts State Police Echo Fayette County

Cisco season marked by 60 fish houses on Geneva ice

A crew of 60 fish houses, known as Istro Village, sit on the ice at the west end of Lake Geneva Wisconsin, one of two lakes in the state where cisco is found only in winter, photographed by News Photo Service Exclusive.

Lake Geneva Wis

Teague hosts regional cap and ball rifle matches in Jasper area

Southern Indiana enthusiasts formed a teague to hold matches across the district with events in Chrisney Buffaloville Lamar Marish Hill Tentyson and Jasper. The photo features Chris Seng Frank Seng Roy Stock ink and Evanaville archers with last year’s 180 yard national champion Frank Seng who built the 8 1 2 pound gun now the heaviest seen locally. Echo in Fayette County.

Jasper Ind Indiana Chrisney Buffaloville Lamar Marish Hill Tentyson Ares Chris Seng Frank Seng Roy Stockink Evanaville Echo Fayette County

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