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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1967

Page

1

Scholarships Await Applications for Library Grants

Ernestine Grafton urges qualified librarians to apply for Library Services and Construction Act scholarships through the Iowa State Traveling Library. Two $2,000 grants fund study toward a Master’s in Library Science at ALA accredited schools. Applicants must be four year college graduates, pass exams, gain library school admission, and agree to return to Iowa for service or repay funds under specified conditions.

Ernestine Grafton Iowa State Traveling Library Library Services and Construction Act American Library Association Donna Chadwick Rose Lechay Susan Vaughn Liebrary Iowa Iowa State Traveling Library Library Des Moines

UIC Speech Festival Draws 19 Schools Saturday

A record 19 schools will compete in the Upper Iowa College speech and drama festival this Saturday, January 14. About 350 to 400 students will enter 10 events including news casting, interpretive reading in prose and poetry, extemporaneous speaking, oratory, debate, one act plays, declamation, humorous declamation, and dramatic declamation. Local schools in the field include Fayette Stor mont Valley High and North High.

Upper Iowa College Fayette Stormont Valley High North High

Jackpot Winners at Elgin Cash Give Away

Gayle Kleppe won a $20 jackpot at the Elgin cash giveaway last Saturday. George Vaughn claimed $10 while Jaynee Halverson and Mrs. Elmer Lembke each won $5.

Gayle Kleppe Elgin George Vaughn Jaynee Halverson Elmer Lembke

Pleasant Valley Homemakers Meet On January Friday

The Pleasant Valley Homemakers will meet Friday January 13 at 1 30 p m at the home of Mrs Elmer Frieden. Members bring a list of books read in the past year and a completed craft item or idea. Mrs Jim Frieden will give a special report. A percent read the newspaper page by page or by scanning.

Pleasant Valley Elmer Frieden Jim Frieden

Obituary of Elmer Lembke

Elmer Lembke son of George and Anna Uecker Lembke was born Sep 5 1904 near Elkader Iowa. He married Carrie Kraus Feb 18 1933 in Galena Illinois and farmed in Illyria Township for 30 years. Survived by wife five children ten grandchildren two brothers and one sister. Services were at Elgin Lutheran Church Jan 3 with burial in Illyria Cemetery. CARD OF THANKS expresses gratitude for support after his death.

Elmer Lembke George Anna Uecker Lembke Elkader Carrie Kraus Galena Ill Illyria Earl Leslie Elgin Donald Judy) Mahlow State Center Wanda Elgin Lutheran Church Roy Lester Valmah Florence) Gossman George Strum Russell Goodell Janice Hagalie Orvin Thompson Thomas Orle Edwin Loftsgard Ralph Shaffer Allen Andersen Chifton Wilson Illyria Cemetery

It’s bad enough to be a quitter

It’s worse to finish something you never should have started, a blunt reflection on ending efforts that lacked proper justification or necessity, suggesting regret over a misbegotten pursuit.

Clayton County seeks State Mother of the Year nominee

The Clayton County Farm Bureau women seek nominations for State Mother of the Year. Eligible entrants are successful mothers with at least one child aged 15 or older, active in church and community service, and possessing courage patience affection and homemaking ability. Nominate Mrs Arlyn Hempeler Garnavilo Iowa by January 31.

Clayton County Farm Bureau Arlyn Hempeler Garnavilo Iowa

Iowa charts third phase in hog cholera fight

The Iowa hog cholera eradication committee urges moving Iowa to the eradication phase with indemnities for infected dogs. They seek a 500000 dollar annual state appropriation for indemnities, to be matched by federal funds. Newell A. Newell, 59, of Des Moines, is named state director of the Farmers Home Administration, succeeding Gene Hoffman.

Iowa Newell A. H. Newell Des Moines Farmers Home Administration Newell Gene Hoffman FHA Hoffman Washington, D.C

Engineer Gunnerson Appointed Iowa Highway Chief

The Iowa Highway Commission announces Howard Gunnerson as the new chief engineer. He succeeds the former head and will oversee design, construction, and maintenance programs across the state. Gunnerson has prior experience in bridge and highway projects and will lead key safety and modernization initiatives.

Iowa Highway Commission Howard Gunnerson

Clauson Retired. Gunner Son Elevated to Director

Succeeds L M Clauson, Gunner son had been director of planning. Clauson retired last December.

L. M. Clauson Gunnerson Clauson

Republicans fire Lloyd Jackson as state council secretary

Republicans who control the state executive council dismiss Lloyd Jackson a Clinton lawyer and Democrat holding a $12000 secretary post. In related action at the state house twenty Democrats have quit the state auditor’s office.

State Executive Council Lloyd Jackson Jackson Clinton Statehouse State Auditor's Office

New Agency Shift Plucks Dems from State Agriculture

Republican Lloyd Smith leads a transition where at least ten employees from the state agriculture department, all Democrats, are reassigned to the state tax commission. The move signals a broad staffing realignment under new leadership.

Lloyd Smith State Agriculture Department State Tax Commission

First Power Press Built by Saxon Frederick Koenig

In 1811 Frederick Koenig, a Saxon, built the first power driven printing press. Early cylinder presses followed, with the Times in London printing the November 2, 1814 issue.

Frederick Koenig Times London

Faithful Journey Rooted in Jesus Christ

A reflective note asserts that Christian faith anchors believers amid life’s wandering. It cites John 14:6 to emphasize Jesus as the path, truth, and life guiding their purposes and direction.

Jesus Christ Jesus

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Republic 173D Airborne Brigade Vietnam Brary School UIC Speech Festival Sore Fime Moore P. V. Homemakers Ladies Aid Strum Elmer Lembe C. & W. Auction Market Wadena W. Alderson Thrutern Finance Co State News Council John Interstate Power
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