Elgin Iowa School District Quarterly Financial Report 1952
The Independent School District of Elgin Iowa presents the quarterly summary ending December 31 1952 showing receipts of 495.73 and disbursements totaling 23 386.25 with a final balance of 4 816.60 overdrawn. The secretary Verna E Robinson certifies accuracy and board authorization for payment of bills January 1953.
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Independent
Elgin
Iowa
State of
Fayette County
Verna E. Robinson
Board of Education
Edna Hunsberger
Towa
Elgin Echo Dial records historic post office class
Elgin Iowa a local newspaper entry notes it was entered as second class matter September 1 1891 at the post office in Elgin Fayette County Iowa under the act of March 3 1852 indicating its historic mailing status.
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Matt Matter
Elgin
Fayette County
Iowa
Classified Rates Notice for Northeast Iowa Publication
Published weekly by Strauch and Herman with subscription rates of 2.00 per year for four northeast Iowa counties and 2.50 for outside territory. Advertising rates include per line readers and per word classifieds, 10 cents per line for want ads with 30 cent minimum if cash paid, 50 cent minimum otherwise, and blind ads 50 cents weekly. Cards of thanks and memorial items priced, with notices charged at regular advertising rates.
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Iowa
J A Boleyn Buys Store in West Clarence Corner
In a surprising Tuesday development J A Boleyn purchased the George E Schori and Co store in West Clarence Corner. Elgin resident rene Boleyn of Elgin and the couple were married in Minneapolis on January 5 at Rev Valentine s home. Elgin and Randalia battled in a close basketball game with a 16 16 regular season tie. Elgin won 20 17 in overtime. Freddie Reitz was taken to Decorah hospital Thursday and underwent an operation Friday. Bo Hutchinson shows a holly ay leaf. Dr Hutchinson notes a green hollyhock leaf survived a record cold night.
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J. A. Boleyn
George E. Schori
Decorah Hospital
Bo Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Enyart Strong Wedding Held at Community Presbyterian
Miss Mary Enyart daughter of Mr and Mrs Hollis Enyart of Postville wed Myrten Strong son of Mr and Mrs Harald Strong at the Community Presbyterian on December 23.
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Mary Enyart
Hollis Enyart
Postville
Myrten Strong
Harald Strong
Wedding Festivities Mark Double Ring Ceremony in Postville
The December 23 wedding at St. Paul Lutheran in Postville united the bride and Kenneth Strong in a double ring ceremony led by Rev. Walter P. Martin. Attendants wore green and yellow gowns, bouquets of mums, and a three tiered cake dominated the reception. The couple will reside with the bride's parents.
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Ian Church
Postville
Walter P. Martin
Robt, Burling
Jack Schultz
Kenneth Schroeder
Robt. Enyart
Kenneth Strong
Marilyn Severn
Kathleen Ohloff
Shirley Buraas
Jean Christofferson
Maureen Walter
Marjorie Sander
Mrs. Strong
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General Fund
Reuben Schupbach
Bigin Echo
Natco
Austral Sales Co
Berkley - Pinkerton Co
Educa
Nsouthwest Pub. Co
Western Chemical Co
Amer
Soc
J. S. Latta & Son, Furn, & Supplies
Demco
Demco Library Supplies, Supplies ___ $41.20 Town Old Age & Sur
Ins. Sys
Meinhard Hardware
Torkelson
Olson Jewelry
the Music Corner
World Book Co
Allyn & ‘Bacon
Harcourt, ‘Brace & Co
Thurst Krome Music
Hiltbruners
Mable Schneider
Labor
O'Neill Drug
Richards Music Mart
Continental Insurance C Co
R. P. Strauch
Meredith Publishing Co
the Iowan
Interstate Power’ Co
State Tax Commission
Ed Metzger
Scholastic Magazine
Bell Tel. Co
Kathryn Grove
Florence Grove
C. L. Barnhouse
Music
Elgin Coop
John Tillotson
TAL Elgin Oil Co
the Fidelar Co
Gelsten Supply Co
C. J. Robinson
Kendrick ‘Studio
Cornish Construction Co
Walt Kohler
Silver-Burdett Co
Isea Library Service
Gehring Hardware
Schori & Kuster
Elgin State Bank
Northwestern Fire & Marine
Whites Motor Transport
Mn Ae
Elgin Echo
Strauch & Hermen
Echo
Enyart-Strong
Thurs
Hill’s Bros
Falles
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