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Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1965

Page

4

Classified Ad Rough Pitches for Stamp Supplies and Piano Tuning

Rubber stamps marking devices delivered by Elgin Echo Office within a week. Stamp pads and ink in stock. Piano tuning service dependable and reasonable. Contact Calvin Bechtel Waukon Iowa phone 568-3959 or leave orders with Carlton Krueger 19-230 Ag Nye.

Carlson Echo Gander Elgin West Union Harold Kuntz Ridgeway Echo Office Eilac Iowa Brieves Clermont Esther Kimball Orville Berg E. W. Hilgemann Elgin Echo Office Stomk Calvin Bechtel Waukon Carlton Krueger Ag Nye

Hospital News From Pastville and LaCrosse Hospitals

Lena Baumgartner was taken to Pastville hospital Sunday night. George Schupbach and Charlan Schupbach, with Mrs. Schupbach, took him there. Mrs. Millard Bilden of Postville entered St Francis Hospital La Crosse for major surgery Tuesday morning. Hilder Bilden entered Lutheran Hospital Monday and will have major surgery later this week.

Lena’ Baumgartner Pastville Hospital Geo. Schuppach Baltent Utheran Hospital LaCrosse Wise Lewis O. Butikofer Charlan Millard Bilden Postville St. Francis Hospital Wisc Hilder Bilden Lutheran Hospital

Young faces lead statehouse as Democrats take offices

In a governor’s office ceremony Chief Justice Theodore Garfield administered the oath to five new state officeholders in front of about 150 guests. Gary Cameron Fairfield and Paul Franzenburg were sworn in as Secretary of State and Treasurer, Kenneth Owen Centerville as Agriculture Secretary, Lorne Worthington Lamont as Auditor, and Lawrence Sealise Carlisle as Attorney General. Outgoing Republican Attorney General Evan Hultman attended only briefly. Governor Hughes and Lt. Gov. elect Robert Fulton of Waterloo will be sworn in January 14. Sherry Fisher of Des Moines leads a push to have Hoover Birthplace site in West Branch recognized as a national park, with the Hoover Birthplace Foundation backing the effort.

Theodore Garfield Gary Cameron Fairfield Treachrer Paul Franzenburg Agriculture Kenneth Owen Centerville Lorne Worthington Lamont Gral Lawrénce Sealise

Iowa firm to acquire 85 acres by birthplace site

An Iowa company plans to buy 85 acres bordering the birthplace site for a filling station and related developments. The deal signals potential commercial growth in the area near the historic birthplace.

Ice Iowa

Epiphany Message at Elgin Lutheran Church

The Elgin Luther League hosted an evangelistic team from Luther College Sunday evening at Elgin Lutheran Church. The team gave a message and music on Epiphany, followed by lunch and a social hour. Luther Leaguers and the general public attended.

Elgin Luther League Luther College Elgin Lutheran Church Luther

Progress Club Meets at Mrs Leehy Home

The Elgin Progress Club met Monday evening January 11 at the home of Mrs Joe Leehy with cohostess Mrs Lawrence Knudtson. Guest Mrs Willet Miller from Fayette County chaired Fed erated Clubs. Fourteen members attended as Miss Georgia MacGcorn led Exercises and Mrs Kenneth Blockhus read the 1964 library report urging clubs to assist with new library shelving. Lunch was served by the hostesses.

Elgin

Elgin Tertia Club Meets at Methodist Church

The Elgin Tertia Limits met Monday evening January 4 at the Methodist Church parlors with 20 members and guests. Avis Wenger read Happiness and Ancient Prayer, Gayle Torkelson presented A View of The Months, and Bonnie Heins Mavis Dummermuth Judy Hanson and Gayle Torkelson performed Old Father Time. Mavis Dummermuth read Recipe for a Good Life. Evelyn McMillan highlighted Miss Jean Corkery crafts on display. Tasterama and social hour closed the program hosted by Evelyn McMillan Avis Wenger Geri Friederich Myrna Moore.

Elgin Tertia Avis Wenger Gayle Torkelson Bonnie Heins Mavis Dummermuth Judy Hanson Evelyn McMillan Jean Corkery Geri Friederich Myrna Moore

Dair Short Course at Ames March 15 17

Dairymen and dairying students are invited to the three day Dair Short Course at Iowa State University Ames March 15 17. The program will be taught by 14 University of State members and include a tour of the university farm. Harold Van Horn extension director Room 208 Morrill Hall Iowa State University Ames Iowa 50010 has details.

Cate Marc van Hor Baten Arold van Horn Ension Iowa State University Cen University Tate Universite Faunt Harold van Horn Morrill Hall Ames Iowa

Elgin Local Visitors Share Weekend Meals and Travel

Elgin residents hosted and joined visits across multiple towns. Guests included Ida Frieden Celia Thoman and Elmer Frieden at Walter Mellberry home, and Sunday dinners with Dr Kenneth Fettkether Norman Erickson and J A Erickson. Travel companions took Elsie Popenhagen to Marion and California. Other gatherings featured Wayne Gilson David Clermont, Charleser family, John Butikofer Jr and Henry Weller, Habeger family, Curtis Gilson, Donna and Martin, and Newell McIntyre with Melbert Baechler.

Walter Mellberry Elsie Popenhagen Ida Frieden Celia Thoman Walter Medberry John Kiple Anamosa Calif Wayne Gilson David Clermont Russell Wenger Charleser John Butikofer, Jr Henry Wellersven Kenneth Hellum Postville Donna Say Zon Martin Lyle Martin: Hédnet Newell ’McIntyre Melbert Baechler

WSCS Executive Committee Met To Set Up Recommendations

The WSCS executive committee met Tuesday morning at Delmer Kingerys home to set up recommendations for the coming year. Present were Mrs Kingery, Mams ner, Martin Wenger, John Tillotson, Rex Mulford, Jacob Friederich Jr., Herbert Dummermuth, and others.

WSCS Delmer Kingery

Clayton County Extension Calendar Highlights

Clayton County Extension calendar lists meetings and sessions from January 14 to January 19. Events include Holstein breeders meeting at Elkader city hall at 10 36 a m Swine Producers Association board meeting at the extension office 8 p m Nutrition Survey Results session January 15 at 1 30 p m and the Agricultural Fertilizer Chemical Dealers Short Course January 19 at the Veterinary Auditorium in Des Moines along with the District Conference at Oelwein.

Elkader Swine Producers Assn. Board of Directors Veterians Des Moines Oelwein

Extension Council Names 1965 Officers

Foster Mohning of Garnavillo and Harold Seeland of Leeoer lead 1965 Clayton County Extension Council officers. Secretary Harold Seeland and treasurer Randall Appleton of Edgewood are elected with new members including Howard Kuehl Douglas Behrends George Leonard and Dean Werger. Several program committees are named with Appleton Mohning Seeland Behrends and Morarends coordinating Budget and 4-H committees among others.

Foster Mohning Garnavillo Clayton County Agiontins Layton Cultur- Extension Council Harold Aeelend Eeler Ery Morarend Colesburg Randall Appleton Edgewood Howard Kuehl Douglas Behrens George Leonard Dean Werger Charles Folsom Gordon Boudely John Davis Gerald B Schieltz Keith Newand Eandelt Os Iser Lyle Son Dale Jerege Bs Neding Raymon Erring Ald Whitford Harold Seeland Veryi ymMor Doerring Don Whitford Lyle Fischer Douglas Behrends Mrs. Morarend

Futures Trading in Beef Explained at Postville Meeting

A Postville gathering explained futures trading in beef to residents of Fayette County. The meeting covered how futures markets work, risk management for producers, and potential impacts on local livestock prices. Attendees asked questions about contracts and delivery terms.

Postville Pest Lutheran A Spon

Extension Service Calendar of Events and Meetings

Extension Service announces a series of 4-H club gatherings and district meetings. Activities include the Clipperettes 4H Club at Linda Bartunek's, Putnam Peppy Pals at Knickerbocker, Putnam Foremost 4-H meeting at Lamont school, and a District Extension conference in Oelwein. DHIA Inc. holds its annual meeting at noon. All the flowers of all tomorrows are in the seeds of today.

Sachs’ Clipperettes Yria Ipperetti Linda Bartunek Putnam Knickerbocker Putnam Foremost Lamont School Oelwein Dhia Inc

Upper Iowa University to Graduate 27 Students

Ul UIU will graduate 27 students at a ceremony led by Garbee in the Dorman Memorial Gymnasium on campus. This marks a notable January graduation with a history minor and elementary education major among the graduates, a first since the university’s 1857 founding.

Upper Iowa University Garbee Activites Dorman Memorial

Myria Livestock 4 H Club Meets At Home Of Louis Chris ten

The Clyria Livestock 4 H Club met January 4 at Louis Chris ten's home. President led the meeting and Dave Strong led the 4 H pledge. Don Torson presented an illustrated talk on a tractor project and Fred Schneider spoke on a beef project. The meeting adjourned and was served by Mrs Will Chris ten.

Clyria Livestock Louis Chris Dave Strong Don Torson Fred Schneider Will Christen

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Bob Falb Anunh Iwo Harold Orth Jess W._Grimes Jr. M-Y-F Elgin City Hall Willman Real Estate Homelite Klinger Tractor Service Hospital News State News Herbert “Hoover West Branch Q ‘National Park Sherry Fisher State Conservation Commission National Park Service Washington, DC Hoover Birthplace Foundation Frieden’s Iga I. G Progress Club Elgin Tertia Club Willman Real Estate & Auctioneering Service Smith Building Leonard Heins Clarence Kittelson Breeders Service Rowland Hackmann W.U Dair Clhyton County Extension Council Arétiér Miles U.S Myria C. & W. Auction Market Wadena Beth G. W. Alderson Vantin Martin Senour Taene West Elgin
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