Seeder Judged Gail Henderson in Criminal Case
The article describes a criminal case where Gail Henderson was judged by a seeder, with testimony indicating sales of stock of little or no value to elderly individuals. It notes dates in August, names multiple witnesses and officials, and mentions next hearings and related county exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traly
Renee
Westgate
Tillie Haas
May‘adien
de E. ‘H. Brandt
Clare LR
Gesean Clermoxit
Brite
East Coast crowd chided for manners at game
A Los Angeles paper recalls old red flannels and a snow storm, noting locals once wore relics of the past. It cites a basketball crowd that booed the opponent and officials, implying eastern crowds should visit to learn decorum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Los Angeles
Echo newspaper faces higher costs amid broader coverage
Last week the Hecho bookkeeper enclosed a check amid rising publishing costs. The Echo notes the need to cover more territory with extra correspondents and typesetting, increasing overhead. Readers unable to pay are invited to write. arrangements may be made for extended credit to responsible subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hecho
Echo
Tor
Taxes Now Due Payable Before March With Penalty Notice
Taxes are due and payable in full or half by March 81 without penalty. After that date a penalty is added. Elvin State Bank officers said many taxpayers had already paid, more than typical for this period.
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Elvin State Bank
IGA dealers meet at Calmar plan cooperative shipping
Attendees Att end N W Evans of Elgin RE C Olson of Clermont discussed and planned a cooperative shipping and trucking system at an IGA dealers meeting in Calmar Tuesday evening. A banquet followed at the Calmar hotel. Mrs Gus Gunderson received a Sacramento letter about the death of her mother Mrs Paul Elling, former Clermont resident, died Jan 10 1982. Her son Edward cared for her. daughter Mrs Henderson attended the funeral in Portland. Efford Hunsberger found a hen with eleven newly hatched chicks after locating the hidden nest plus two eggs unfertile. Dr H Hy Wolf of Elgin and Dr L L Carr of Clermont attended a four county medical association meeting in Strawberry Point Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Evans
Elgin
RE. C. Olson
Clermont
Calmar
Calmar Hotel
Gus Gunderson
T.N. Henderson
Sacramento
Calif
Paul Elling
Edward
Henderson
Portland
Oregon
Efford Hunsberger
L. L. Carr
Four County Medical Association
Strawberry Point
Library Association Elects Officers At Meeting
The Library Association elected officers including Mrs. Max Thoma as president and Mrs. Lana Henderson as head librarian. A 1982 book committee was named with Verna Mosby Gladys Schori and Myrtle Falk. Since 1931 eighty seven new books have been added, most donated or purchased, featuring titles by Roosevelt and Glaspell among others.
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The
Library Association
Max Thoma
Gordon Mosby
F.C. Muehlethaler
Lana Henderson
Lbrarian
Verna Mosby
Gladys ‘Schori
Myrtle Falk
Washington
Kermit
Theodore Roosevelt
Willa Cathar
Ambrose
Holt
Family
Susan Glaspell
Most
Elgin Study Club Hosts Evening Program
Mrs H D Yack hosted the Elgin Study Club on Tuesday night January 19. The program featured Bernice Falb solo My Favorite Old Song Clara Schori history sketch of Carrie Jacobn and a Bond drive that sent out 148 letters yielding $52 03 with $18 46 remaining for tuberculosis and other bread diseases aid to the State and National TB Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Yack
Elgin
Bernice Falb
Clara” Schori
Clara Schort
Carrie Jacobn
Bond
National Tuberculosis Association
Orville Bunting Wins Collegian Medal at U S A
Orville Bunting of Elgin was announced last week as a recipient of one of the annual Collegian medals for outstanding work on the college paper The Collegian. Bunting, a sports writer, volunteered for additional duties to help the paper succeed.
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Orville Bunting
Elgin
Collegian
Bunting
Short course enrollment forms in county
Enrollment in a county young men's short course is forming with 40 dates proposed for February 17 to 19, possible shifts. The state motor vehicle department plans intensive driver license checks after a surge of arrests. Over 800,000 licenses issued statewide. Alden Pinney of Benton listed among eighteen editors in a St. Louis Dispatch list, pleasing Elgin friends from his Echo shop beginnings. Mrs J J Snyder ill and hospitalized. details unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Dispatch
Alden Pinney
Benton
Alden
Elgin
Echo
Scott’ County
Democrat
CLINE GIVES TALK ON TAXES AT FARM BUREAU MEETING
County Auditor J H Cline spoke at a Farm Bureau gathering outlining tax comparisons and predicting noticeable reductions in the 1981 spring tax payments with further cuts next year. The program began with Lodwick’s films and included the Little German Band and Pleasant Valley quartet before lunch served by farm bureau women.
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Farm Bureau
Bol House
Lodwick
J. H. Cline
Pleasant Valley Quartette
Auxiliary Entertained Legionaires and Families
A seven o'clock dinner preceded the American Legion Auxiliary meeting on Monday evening January 18. Guests included Legionnaires and families. The unit approved ordering 300 poppies and appointed Mrs Sheldon Boyle as Poppy chairman for 1932. Mrs C O Torkelson spoke on legislative and radio work. Delegates to the convention were elected, and plans were made for a benefit card party scheduled for the following Wednesday.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Elmer Houg
Sheldon Boyle
C. 0. Torkelson
L. 3B. Carte
Ienes
Opening Day at Postville Auto Agency Nets Five Sales
Hecker and Falk of Postville reported a solid opening day with nearly four hundred attendees. About 290 registered and received a free gallon of oil, while five Chevrolets were sold. John Junior Falk supervises the new agency with E. L. Crowe of Clermont assisting as former Clermont seller.
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Hecker & Falk
Postville
John Junior Falk
E. L. Crowe
Clermont
Clermont Territory
Legion Auxiliary Card Party Draws Large Crowd
The Elgin Legion and their Auxiliary sponsored a well attended card party at the town hall last Wednesday evening. No report yet on funds raised or prize winners.
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Legion
The
Elgin Legion
Auxiliary
Milk price lowered at Holzer's Dairy Elgin Iowa
Notice states quart milk price will be eight cents after February 1, 1982 with more details to follow. Holzer's Dairy Elgin Iowa announces the change. Anton Jacobson, 51, on Wesley Johanningmeier farm near Monona, was killed Tuesday when hunting rabbits as a rifle discharged while crossing a fence. Bullet entry to head, exit at crown. W H Antes of West Union reelected Fayette county insane commission member by Judge Eichendorf. Ad ends with local ad line from Argo-Gazette.
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Holzer’s
Elgin
Iowa
Anton Jacobson
Wesley Johanningmeier
Monona
Register
W. H. Antes
West Union
Fayette County Insane Commission
W. L. Eichendorf
Argo-Gazette
Walter H. Beall
N. E. Iowa
Nat'l Park Assn
McGregor
G. N. Haugen
Secretary of Interior
Congress
West Union Community Hospital
The
Legion
Family Friend Reports Delighful Gathering Mentioned
Mrs. Samuel Mosby fell ill with a severe cold and ear infection last week. She was moved to Decorah hospital on Tuesday where a blood transfusion was performed, her son Gordon donating the blood. Hospital updates yesterday indicated little change in her condition.
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Samuel Mosby
Decorah Hospital
Gordon
Mrs. Mosby
Mrs Samuel Mosby Died This Morning Elgin News
Elgin mourns as Mrs Samuel Mosby dies shortly after two o'clock on Thursday morning. Funeral planned for Sunday afternoon with time to be announced. Also notes a local trend of home trading cards to deter door to door peddlers, urging residents to support neighborly farm sales and discourage solicitors.
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All Elgin
Elgin
Higin Beleves
Pataiulatag
Elgin Community Club Meeting Friday Evening
Rev J J Snyder asked the Echo to broadcast the Elgin Community Club gathering on Friday evening January 29 at 8 o clock in the town hall. Considerable business since the last meeting should be attended to and the chairman seeks a strong representative turnout. A final report from the membership committee is due at this session with canvass results expected by then. The 1932 membership is anticipated to match or exceed 1981 levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Snyder
Echo
Elgin Community Club
Town Hall
The
Iowa Drives Campaign Checks Driver Licenses Statewide
Iowa begins a campaign to ensure every motorist carries the new drivers license. County city and state inspectors will request to see licenses during routine stops. Failing to carry a license carries a fine up to $100 or 30 days in jail.
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Iowa
Ruel P Camp 45 Dies at West Union Bank
Ruel P Camp assistant cashier at Fayette County National Bank West Union died shortly after noon Saturday January 28 He was 45 in hospital six days survived by his parents widow and grown son John An Upper Town University alumnus his death prompted notices in local sources
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Ruel P. Camp
Fayette County National Bank
West Union
Upper Town University
John
Golden Wedding at Riverside Farm Fifty Years of Married Life
Martin and Mary Frey celebrated their golden wedding at Riverside Farm on the Volga riverbank, gathering children and grandchildren including James Wilson, Harry Humphry, Bonita Frey, and Mary Foxwell. Guests shared lunch baskets, gifts of gold, and warm toasts as the couple marked fifty years since their 24 January wedding. Mr Frey, born in Baden, Germany, has lived in Iowa most of his life. Mrs Frey, Fairfield Township native, is described as American.
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Martin and
Mary Frey
James Wilson
Harry Humphry
Bonita
Robert Frey
Glen
Chris Wenger
William Frey
Warren Perkins
Frey
George Jellings
Baumgartner
Ells Foxwell
Mary Foxwell
Martin Frey the Elder
Aunt Hiannah
Farm Bureau
Walter Humphry
West Union
Harry
Ella Humphry
W. K. Humphry
Volga
Mr. Frey
Baden
Germany
Chicago
Riverside Farm
Mrs. Frey
Fairfield Township
Carpenter Luce Announcement shows Fayette couple wed secretly
Announcement reports Leta Ann Carpenter and Vincent W Luce of Fayette married in Galena Hl on January 81 1981 in a secret ceremony. Luce taught at West Union High School and upper Iowa University alumnus. Bride Fayette high school graduate.
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Mias Leta Ann Carpenter
Vincent W. Luca
Fayette
Galena
Luce
W. E. Carpenter
Mr. Luce
A. J. Luce
Upper Iowa University
West Union High School
Bride
Fayette High School
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Gail Henderson
Venus
Meyer
Nora Shaffer
Raymond Shaffer
W. L. Eiehendorf
Clayton County
Illyria Township
A. C. Peterson
Leon B. Layton
Archis H. Gray
Nallie L Hough
Oelwein
Clarence K. Nuss
Hawkeye
Mildréd M, Pant
Randalia
Bjarne A. Larnon
Ronetta A. Buroden
Paul Rechkemmer
Gelwein
Gladys Bishop
Celwein
Myron Adams
Oran
Dorothy Bahl
Forbes
C. J. Harrington
Mae Harrington
Franklin Street
Ole Benton
Betty
Upper Iowa Univerasity
Mra
Cline
Bio Community Club
Ruel
Tripoli
Fayetta County
Riverside, Farm
Carpenter—Luce
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