For Sale Hay Bales Alfalfa and Clover
For sale 500 bales of hay alfalfa and clover. Nelle Reus ser 26p.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1960
Page
4
For sale 500 bales of hay alfalfa and clover. Nelle Reus ser 26p.
Melbert Meyer arranged wiring for a water heater. The father son banquet grossed 102. Circle Elizabeth and Circle Ruth each held meetings. The Guild boosted the church treasury pledge to 400. George Schmidt invited the Guild to lunch at his farm sale next Thursday Feb 25. Mrs Bill Probert and Mrs Ben Chase will head the lunch crew with others assisting. The Guild will also serve a luncheon for the Women s Federated Club with several chairwomen. Discussion touched on World Day of Prayer. Mrs Charles Winter led the program We Celebrate the Reformed Presbyterian Jubilee assisted by others.
The Hit and Miss Club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. James Probert’s home with seventeen women in attendance. Mrs. Will Christen reviewed the book More Fish to Fry. Mrs. Mabel Johnson led a musical contest. Mrs. Harold Strong spoke on the upcoming primary election.
Mrs Ed Gernand and Mrs Pro bert gave a demonstration on egg cookery. Mrs Gernand also talked on agriculture. Mrs Bud Clark and sons of Central City were guests Thursday evening in the home of Mr and Mrs Dawson Clark. The February meeting of the Wallona Wonder Workers 4 H club was held Friday evening at the school house with Janet Erickson as hostess. Roll call was answered by showing individual sewing kits. Reports were given by Rita Jennings Nancy Alderson Mary Baldwin and Dean Jennings who attended officers training at Fayette February 13. Eileen Rubens gave a talk on color and design for the 4 H girl Dorothy Murphy gave quick needle threading and different ways to patch a garment and Deon Jennings demonstrated a shrinking and straightening material. Janet Erickson was voted best groomed girl of the month. Everyone worked on hemming head scarfs until lunch time Two Teachers and three guests attended.
William Iiwing of Dyersville is a medical patient in Finley Hospital Du buque. Mrs Carl Hackmann of Postville Hospital had an appendectomy Wednesday night at the Postville hospital and is getting along nicely.
Berger Robert by E P Savage part Lt 38 Block 7 Arlington. Marriage license Suhr Robert L 24 Hawkeye and Betty L Karsten 26 Lamont. New cars registered Yretiag John H Elgin Chev Cpe and Delong DuWayne D Arlington Chev Sed.
Ralph Davis of Lake City reports his Brown Swiss cow Bosey gave birth to triplet calves two heifers and one bull. The three calves weighed a combined 250 pounds at birth.
Birth notice reports Capt. and Mrs. John Cannon, Rome New York, a son born Sunday Feb 21. The Cannon family includes a daughter and a son. Mrs Camron is formerly Mar Jene Mosby. CARD OF THANKS expresses gratitude for cards and hospital visits to Postville Hospital, signed by Mrs Norman Amundson.
About 1150 attendees at the Fayette County Soil Conservation District dinner in the Farm Bureau Building Fayette Tuesday noon elected Hilder Gilbertson and Carl Lueder as commissioners. Walter Hagen entertained with slides from his trip to Russia.
A Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for cards letters visits and food during illness. Alta Thoman thanks friends relatives and neighbors and Andrew Braker and others for support and kindness during recent illness.
Readers from Postville and nearby communities express gratitude for cards gifts and visits during illness hospitalization and after bereavement. Names include Walter Kohis Jellien Loftsgard Joe Ogle and families extend thanks to Rev Caspers Elgin Legion Auxiliary Illyria Ladies Aid and American Legion for support and services.
Otis A. Rothlisberger of Elgin and Frank Dempster & Son of Arlington will each sell one Shorthorn or Polled Shorthorn bull at the Iowa test sale in Des Moines on March 1. The sale, among the first of its kind, will feature 63 bulls.
Basis thete hae been compared in a performance tests at the new ly established breed owned test ing station near Ames.
The Tulsa chapter led by Robert H. Clark President presents a creed affirming faith in God gives life purpose, human brotherhood transcends nations, economic justice via free enterprise, government by laws, human personality as earths treasure, and service to humanity as the best work of life.
A. C. Manera Jr will headline the Seek Peace and Pursue It Assembly of Jehovahs Witnesses February 26 to 28 at the Masonic Temple in Waterloo. The three day program features Maneras address Finding Peace in This Troubled World on Sunday.
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