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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1954
Page
2
A tangled account shows Panthers edging Elgin in a tight opener with late surge. West Union and Parr trade blows as 28-14 third quarter readout shifts. key scorers include Hugh 22 and Lenren 12 for West Union while Elgin battles back in a rugged 48 point frame.
The readable lines reflect a sentimental diary tone about January, birthdays, and upcoming events. Mentions a new book and looking forward to more pictures, with a reflective mood about companionship and time.
The class notes perfect attendance since Christmas on Wegil with thirty seven pu in our rem. Students Ronald Bullacher Den ny Baker David Dummerma Sharon Yearous Norman Boleyn Kent Gruver Louis Christen Keith Kjosa and Janet Robinson participated. A reading class started Guess Who the largest book yet for the group.
A brief note recounts the return to school after vacation. Students share Christmas gifts and dolls, while lessons cover spelling the days of the week and arithmetic. Social studies plans include a study of Eskimos.
Community discussion outlines a Citizens Advisory Committee to study school building plans and education programs. The group aims to recruit residents to study concerns, make recommendations, and explain the project aims to neighbors. The Department of Public Instruction supports the meeting as the community weighs changes.
The report lists assets and deposits of Elgin State Bank including reserves, direct and indirect obligations, and subdivided deposits. It notes total deposits of 1 699 308.13 and total liabilities plus capital accounts with detailed figures and signatures confirming accuracy. The item also includes a brief local society notice of community members visiting and hosting guests in Waterloo and nearby towns.
Friday schedule lists boys and girls events at the Jen 1923 Bart Co. Tournament. Clermont competes against Oran while Bigin faces Mayford of West Union.
Rev and Mrs Joan Waedler and Kathy of Elgin were weekend guests of the Alfred Basenler family. Mr Device Bermett and children of Gelwein were weekend guests of Herold Bennet. Other guests include Bundsy and Reuben Ms and Mre. Maru Assindson.
The Priscilla Working Band met on Wednesday January 6 with a concise session focusing on rehearsal plans and upcoming performances. Members discussed setlists, recruiting new players, and coordinating travel and permits for gigs.
The Women’s Service Club met Tuesday afternoon with singing and a Christmas gift theme. The group donated $160 to the USO and acknowledged an elderly friend’s gift. Officers elected: Mrs George Belschner president, Mrs Irene Osilie vice president, Mrs Henry Amundson secretary, Mrs Richard Griebensw treasurer. Bingo provided entertainment. next gathering at Mrs Mary Olsen’s home.
Sen Bern. Mr and Mrs Joy McNeil announce a son Thomas Joseph born weighing 9 pounds Bern. A girl born Sunday Jan 18 to Mr and Mrs Bertie Waterbor named Regina weighing 7 pounds 3 ounces. Amundsens Have Sem. Diane Elaine and Paulina Amundsen welcomed a brother on Sunday Jan 10 at Postville hospital weighing 5 pounds 9 ounces. Parents are Mr and Mrs Arthur Amundson.
A report notes dairy cows consuming cold water must expend energy to warm it, reducing feed efficiency. Researchers compare two methods, finding hot or pre-warmed water lowers energy use and can cut costs for dairy operations. Further study urged to quantify long term gains.
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