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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1966
Page
4
A memorial note honors Axbiph Friecesinty who led January 30, 1805. The family expresses sorrow, gratitude, and prayers for his silent sleep. Evelyn and Alice sign as widows and daughters with heartfelt thanks for condolences and flowers received from friends and neighbors.
Mr and Mrs Lea L Gage announce the birth of their son Lonnie Les Ben at the Schaitz hospital on January ath. The baby weighed 0 lbs and 0 oz with a brother named Vartie. Parents Claatge and Schuplach also noted.
Gerald Hinekhus was released Sunday from Wet Union hospital after a 22 day stay as a therapeutic patient. He was hospitalized and now returns home in good condition.
The Magia Happy Hustlers 4-H Club met at David Thedeogage's home with President Dawid Ander presiding. Pledges led by Albert Hansan. new members James Schott and Harold Lattingland noted. meeting adjourned with a talk on keeping housing, space needs presented by Elmer Aloyer, recreation by Pats Se, and lunch provided by the group.
This unreadable OCR fragment lists scattered names, places, and terms such as Paris, Meteosat, Cabyent, and TeQierbatrth, interspersed with stray phrases about testing, signing, and various entities. The piece lacks coherent events or clear subjects to summarize.
A Phuvadit professor discusses alcohol topics at Gur ole West Barby schools, urging careful attention to beverage choices and influence on students. The remark highlights concerns about bartenders and public drinking culture within the community.
The Center Street Birthday Club met Monday evening at Mrs. Walter Lehman’s home to celebrate her birthday. Guests included Mdma, Amy Donniet, Elmer Butikefer, Bettina Halverson, C. O. Torkelson, . 8. Sehorl, John Grim, Harry Everett, Stella Boyle and Walter Kohls.
Marion and Karly Moore spent Sunday at the George Butikofer home. Max, Harold Meisner, and Glen Were were dinner guests in the Win Torkelsott hare. Mr and Mrs Robert Fath and Douglas were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Bem in West Union.
Local notes show Co peed and Arriaga among mentioned figures with community events and education stories. University of Iowa admission changes and state politics are highlighted, including a seat belt campaign led by the state safety department and appointments in federal and state offices.
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