Elgin Echo Opens New Year With Local News
Elgin Echo dated January 1 1931 reports local items from Wayette County. The weekly paper notes publication details and includes community notices and brief items from Elgin.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1931
Page
1
Elgin Echo dated January 1 1931 reports local items from Wayette County. The weekly paper notes publication details and includes community notices and brief items from Elgin.
Frank Kimpston died at 75 after December 24 service in Lyma township. Born July 7, 1855 in Perth county Ontario Canada, he lived 75 years and passed in Fayette area. Survived by wife Martha Jane Yearous, seven children, two daughters, 21 grandchildren, five great grandchildren, and siblings in Elgin and Minnesota. Funeral led by Dr. John D. Clinton with music arranged by Mrs. John Barr.
The undersigned thank friends and neighbors who supplied autos for the funeral of their brother Frank Kimpston and for other acts of kindness. Kimpston Bros. Mrs. Nancy Gehring. Smashing action now urges prompt effort and timely achievement, with lines about acting without delay.
Oak Grove residents and relatives spent Christmas week visiting in homes across Millville Guttenburg Castalia and Arlington. Many families shared meals and social time with neighbors including the Nydegger Reed Wilson Boyle and Barthomewell circles.
The readable fragments mention fallin and power with partial wording. No clear events, names, places, or dates are legible to form a definite report. Further context from the source is needed to craft a precise headline and summary.
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