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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1928

Page

5

Elgin Dominates Clermont 12 0 in Baseball Showdown

Elgin routed Clermont 12 to 0 as batting dominance carried the game. Walt Falk struck hot with three hits while L Kiple Gruger and L Klingman added two apiece, Kregel drove in three runs, Luce flashed flawless outfield work, and Clermont debutant pitcher Boucher struggled with nine strikeouts and eight walks.

Clermont Larson and Sullivan Bigler Shipton Cowles Elgin Walt Falk L. Kiple Gruger L. Klingman

Independence Produce ad urges Iowa poultry education to boost egg prices

In the Echo this week the Independence Produce Company runs a large ad urging farmers to study its poultry education program. The piece argues California eggs now top Iowa prices by about ten cents a dozen because California producers focus on quality. It calls on Iowa creameries to adopt a similar education plan and notes Mr Powers’s comment that much food is wasted in eggs and education can grow farm value.

Independence Produce Company The Echo California Iowa New York Powers

Supreme Court Sustains Reed's Decision in Supervisorship Case

Word from Elkader reports the Iowa Supreme Court upheld Judge Reed's ruling in the Brooks Fay supervisorship contest, ensuring Chase Fay will serve a three year term as Clayton County supervisor. Also listed are upcoming games Arc Arlington at Elgin, Calmar at Volga City, Clermont at West Union, Postville at Hawkeye.

Hawkeye Klingman Luce Gruver Kriegel Kiple Postville Pirates Clermont Cowles Lennon Pringle Meyer Anderson Schultz Bigler Shipton Attra Shara Nelson Palas Gress Gordon Overbeck Paulson Boucher Ludeman Rish Hein Angie Elgin Weal Alene Elgin Postville Kip V. Schultz C. Schultz F. Kiple Herrling Falb L. Kiple Hein Seorer C. ©. Christ J. F. Berndt Creighton West Union Gregg Kelly Hawk- Calmar C. Eye Volga Arlington Volga City Calmar Elkader Supreme Court Reed Brooks Postvilla

Schori Relatives Hold Annual Picnic at Decorah

Twenty nine members of the Schori family gathered at Decorah Park Sunday for a half day of visiting and sharing memories. A large dinner and supper capped the day, with attendees including the Albert Ern Leo Clarence and Elmer Schori families, the Thos Knudtson Max Thoma and W. Kuster families, and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Schori. Decorah Park is noted as an ideal picnic site, drawing more relatives each year.

Schori DecOrah Park Albert Ern Leo Clarence Elmer Schori Thos Knudtson Max Thoma

Elkader Fair Grounds Invite for Public Picnics and Outings

The Elkader Fair Association invites the public to use the fair grounds for picnics church gatherings or reunions with open access until 10:00 PM. For large parties contact an officer to avoid conflicts. Amenities include shade trees an artesian well water a cook kitchen tables playground equipment a nine hole golf course with 50 cents per person per day or a $5 nonresident season membership. Signed by President George Schmidt and Secretary E F Seifert.

The Elkader Fair Association Elkader ‘Fair Grounds Eer de Mas George "H. Schmidt E F. Seifert

For Sale Rug Sofa and Furnishings Ad Ordered

Mrs. Chas Feller of Elgin lists items for sale including a 9x12 Congol eum rug a book case Mohair lounge or sofa a rocking chair and a fern stand. Eldon Johnson family arrived from Huron SD to visit John Johnsons. Earl Matthys and wife welcomed an eight pound boy born Wednesday June 27.

Chas Feller Elgin Eldon Johnson Huron South Dakota John Johnson Earl Matthys

Pleasant Valley Directors Hold Annual Meeting

Pleasant Valley Township directors met to elect a secretary and treasurer and handle other business. Gordon Mosby was chosen to succeed Melody Luechsinger who could not write due to an accident and Samuel Mosby was elected treasurer. A tax levy of 9500 dollars was approved. Directors by district include A B Jacobs Elgin District 1 and W C Follett president, among others in Elgin and West Union.

Pleasant Valley Township Melody Luechsinger Gordon Mosby Luchsinger Samuel Mosby A. B. Jacobs Elgin B. H. Brackin West Union W.C. Follett

Electric Cars to Replace Steam Morning and Night Run

Rock Island plans electric passenger cars to replace the steam morning and night service. The new coaches are large and smooth running and may begin operation soon. Louis Lehman started work at the creamery Monday in place of Lawrence Cannon who resigned earlier. Mrs C J Patterson spent several days at the Liddle home in Alpha. Mike Adrian and family occupy the Conners' home during their absence. Celia Lehman and mother returned from a two week visit to Fairbank. Mr and Mrs Joe Frieden welcomed a fine daughter born last Wednesday.

Rock Island Rock Louis Lehman Lawrence Cannon C. J. Patterson L. Liddle Alpha Celia Lehman J. H. Williams Fairbank Joe Frieden

Elgin Hometown Notes Highlight Fourth of July Events

Miss Myrtle Patterson of Elkader visited Cooley home. Sehmid sisters returned from Elkport. Ed Klingman moving to Aug Holzer’s brick house. Roy DeSart sought front seats at West Union July Fourth show. Chris Lehman bought a hot air furnace in Marshalltown. slated for Baptist church basement. Elgin Domino Band praised for Farmersburg Fourth music. German Baptist church brickwork half done, hotel nearing plaster. Mrs FE Alexander and children left for Fayette after week with sister.

Myrtle Patterson Elkader Cooley Fannie Winnie Sehmid Elkport Ed Klingman Aug. Holzer Roy DeSart West Union Chris Lehman Marshalltown New Baptist Elgin Domino Band Farmersburg New German Baptist Church FE. Alexander Fayette C. W. Nicklaus

Use Soap For Poison Ivy By Vines Or Leaves

Connecticut health officials urge carrying a cake of common soap on hikes as immediate aid after ivy contact. The oily sap from crushed leaves stems or roots causes rash within about a day, but lathering exposed skin right away may prevent poisoning. Also notes brief local social updates: Richard Wiltsie visited Neilsville and Dorothy Friederich returned home after weeks with the San Lehman family.

Connecticut State Department of Public Health Deele ‘“Reaieh Geobvertere Saal

Republican County Convention Set for Saturday

Dave Irvine of Randalia nominated for Sheriff on first ballot at the sale Ford track. Starter and all gear in good shape. Melvin Nyborg of Elgin listed as contact. John Lehman of La Porte City spent a few days with his mother and sister Celia after arriving Sunday.

John Lehman Lehman and Son la Porte City V. Lehman Cedar Rapids J. H. Williams Fairbank Minnesota Dave Irvine Randalia Ford Melvin Nyborg Elgin Celia Fayvite Phillips West Union L. A. Grimes Johns Walecoma Stone Oelwein R. P. Strauch Pleasant Valley A. J Bush Putnam D. G. McMillan Scott Smithfield Harry Steiles Ge Union Layton Union Windsor L Campbell Dave Masserer Auburn R. O. Dictet - Banks Center E. C. Knight John Miller Clermont H. H. Paulson Dover Fairfield W. E. Anderson C. R. Carpenter Fayette John Meyer - Harlan W. S. Rothlisberger Wyria Jack Irvine Jefferson Oelwein Guy Backus J. J. Baldwine Ivan Hanson Potter Oelwein J.D. Shaffer Geo. F. Barrack Henry George T. A. King — Weat Union Co Wright West Union M. M Bethel J Shales Center W. BR. Blake W. P Lauer Dover M. Smittle Eden H. R. Young Geo. Hartman Fayette Ed Stewart _ Harlan Thar Thompson Wyoria Leverton Jefferson Robinson Oelwein W. Henke Oelwein Jack Borland Ovlwein M Winnifred Young Arlington Fairmen Az Ed Bopp Windsor John Shales Randalla

Also Mentioned on This Page

Larson and Sullivan James Brissey George Smith Burlington John Howard Hugh Patterson George and Elma Kiple Walter Kiple Maynard Theodore Reuager Ames Rose Reusser Des Moines Arn White Dubuque Will Christ Home Decorah Albert T. Reid Mike Adrian John Conner the Conners Richard Wiltsie Neilsville, Wis Ida Patterson Dorothy Friederich San Lehman Republican County Convention
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