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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1928

Page

5

Cardinals Win From Arlington In Batting Battle

Elgin top Arlington 6 to 2 as eleven hits boost Elgin while Arlington manage only three. Kipley pitched well in a tough loss and Luce handled second base with one costly error among solid Elgin infield performances. Crowd size low for a weekday but sizable enough, with fans from Arlington Clermont and Elgin. Games next Sunday list Elgin at Volga City and Arlington at Calmar, Hawkeye at West Union.

Elgin Arlington Kiple Luce Clermont Arlington AB E Bates Cushion Hungerford Farber Bachtell Ward Pinch Madeen Kipley Merling Falk L. Kiple Volga City Postville Calmar Hawkeye West Union

Benson Family Reunion Thursday

All the children of Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Benson gathered last Thursday at their home for a family reunion. Visiting relatives included two Benson sisters and four brothers in law, with a large dinner shared by many relatives from Grand Forks Minneapolis St Olaf Elgin and Elka der and local households.

B. M. Benson M. O. Simonstad Grand Forks N. D N. Peterson Minneapolis H. O. Embertson Phil Embertson St. Olaf Melvin Benson Elgin O. H. Larson Elkader Wm. Torkelson Sylvan C. 0. Torkelson Otis Moellerman Belva Benson

Special July August Perm Wave Offer for Bobbed Hair

Special price of $7.50 per manent wave for bobbed hair during July and August. Appointments to Red 19, Mrs. Frank Capper. Also poultry culling service offered at Capper Hatcheries in Elgin Iowa, two cents per bird. Call Capper Hatcheries at phone 4 8rtfo.

Red Frank Capper Elgin Iowa

Elgin People Visit California Picnic Ties Old Friends

From a California letter, Mr. and Mrs. John Falk and Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Morris plan a July 10 departure from Long Beach to Newport to visit Frank Smith's daughter formerly of Elgin and Arlington, Washington for business. A Long Beach picnic Sunday honored former Elgin residents with many local names in attendance. On the northward trip, stops at Berkeley planned to meet Mrs. F W Hughes and Misses Clara and Bertha Strauch for another Elgin gathering with D H Bakeman and Flo DeSart Brubeck families in San Francisco and Yuba City.

California John Falk Emmett Morris Long Beach Newport Frank Smith Elgin Arlington Washington Falk J. H. Bower Helen John D Santa Ana Jule Miller Lavina Alma Rothlisberger Lloyd Harron Cave Pasadena C. M Green Edith Grether Fay Klingman Fred Hanson Chas. Neuenschwander Jim Bailey el Centro Falles Berkeley F. W. Hughes Clara Bertha Strauch D. H. Bakeman San Francisco Florence DeSart Brubeck Yuba City

Married at Baptist Parsonage Near Elgin

Walter German and Miss Marjorie E Heabner farm folks near Elgin were married at the Baptist parsonage in Elgin Monday at 1 30 performed by Rev Ph Lauer in the presence of Mr and Mrs John Luchsinger The bride had been living with the Luchsingers and the groom is nephew of Mrs Felix Miller They will live on the Miller farm to manage it in the future.

Walter German Marjorie E. Heabner Elgin Baptist Parsonage Ph. Lauer John, Luchsinger Peter Luchsinger Felix Miller Miller German

Kirkeberg and Heiser wedding at Nashua's Little Brown Church

Miss Mabel Kirkeberg of Decorah and Paul Heiser married last Tuesday at the Little Brown Church in Nashua. The pair hosted a wedding supper at the bride’s parents and a reception at Mrs. Reuben Mark’s home. The bride, a trained nurse from the Norwegian American hospital in Chicago, has served at Decorah hospital, and Heiser, once at a Decorah garage, will reside in Waterloo after a brief visit to Decorah with his family.

Mabel Kirkeberg Paul Heiser Decorah Little Brown Nashua Holser Reuben Mark K. A. Kirkeberg Chicago Heiser Waterloo Mr. Heiser Echo

Gunderson Reunion Near Clermont Ends Amid Storm

Families from Gunderson and Kittleson clans gathered at Clermont city park for a picnic honoring Mrs. George Hanson of Madison South Dakota. A sudden storm drove some home early, leaving the event disappointing though it sparked plans for future gatherings. Felix Miller is hospitalized in Postville for treatment and possible operation.

Gunderson Felix Miller Postville

Beans Corn Spinach and Carrots Now On List Elgin Canning

The Elgin Canning Company began weighing in beans yesterday and the plant is busy packing as the bean crop promises a bumper year. Weather favorable conditions have led to extensive planting and a potential tenfold yield over last year. The firm plans to add carrots and spinach, expanding the season and providing longer employment. corn remains the main crop due to its strong market.

Elgin Canning Company

Baby Beef Calf Club Tour Schedule Set for July 12

The Baby Beef Calf Club tour will visit members at their homes on Thursday July 12 led by C A Oldzen from the Iowa Beef Producers Association. Stops include Harry Humphry West Union Ed Boyle Pleasant Valley W S Rothlisberger Illyria and a picnic at noon followed by judging and talks to improve feeding and showing calves.

Baby Beef Club C. A. Oldzen Iowa Beef Producers Association Harry Humphry West Union Ed Boyle Pleasant Valley Township W. S. Rothlisberger Illyria Fred Rothlisberger Thare Thompson

Reuss er Family Reunion Across Distances

For the first time in eight years all members of the Mrs Rosa Reusser family gathered at Earl Kiple’s home on the Elgin West Union road to visit. The group included Clara from Davis California, Rose from Des Moines, Mrs D F Wertz from Cedar Rapids, Mr and Mrs Theodore Reusser from Knoxville, plus five relatives nearby including Mrs Reusser and four children.

Rosa Reusser Earl Kiple Elgin- West Union Road Reusser Clara Davis California Rose B Des Moines Long D. F. Wertz Cedar , Rapids Theodore Reusser Knoxville Civil Service Elgin Tofield Heck Reuben Reusser

West Union to Submit Elgin Boulevard Light Plan

Central States Power and Light Co. official Mr Hanson says plans and figures for the Elgin boulevard light system are completed and summaries are being prepared for presentation to the Elgin council. The cost projections are lower than initial estimates.

West Union Hanson Central States Power & Light Co Elgin Boulevard Elgin Council

23 Years in Elgin ad rewrite marks Hutchinson tenure

This week Dr. L. S. Hutchinson's advertisement shows a change to 28 years in Wigin. The notice lauds twenty eight years of service as a record for a local physician and wishes continued success and many more active years in practice.

Installation of officers meeting urged for July 12

Attendees are urged to attend the installation of officers on Thursday July 12. The District Deputy President will attend. Secretary Mrs Ph Lauer and Freddie return home Tuesday from Burlington after visiting relatives for a week.

Ph. Lauer Freddie Burlington

Randalia Farm Bureau Women’s Achievement Day Held

The county Farm Bureau women plan a July 19 event in Randalia at the school gym with five groups exhibiting lessons from a home furnishing course. Five chairmen coordinate the exhibits judged on quality, with premiums awarded. Township talks and stunts precede a noon picnic. all exhibits ready by 10:30 for judging.

Farm Bureau Randalia Center Township Thentenary Church Smithfield Township G. D. Grimes West Union Lynn Probert Wadena Ernest Putnam Arlington W. H. Hatch Oelwein Nate Tibbetts Sumner

Butter production soars in Clayton county May output

May saw 728277 pounds of butter shipped from Strawberry Point creamery with 2555 sold to stores and 3836 to patrons, and 1834127 pounds of milk hauled to creamery. May top milk checks went to Opitz Buckley estate for 517.02 and Schaeppe Gehring for 459.24, as Clayton county leads Iowa in 1927 butter production with 5768290 pounds across eighteen creameries. Clarence Boleyn underwent appendicitis surgery at West Union hospital and is recovering. Mrs. Charles Lucas of Kanawha visits family in West Union.

Strawberry Point Opitz Buckley Schaeppe Gehring Clayton County Lowm Chas Guhring Elgin Chase Clarence Boleyn West Union Hospital Mack Jerdee Charles Lucas Kanawha Town

Special election urged on Northwestern Bell franchise

The Elgin town council plans a special August first election to decide granting a twenty five year franchise to Northwestern Bell Telephone Company. The paper argues the town will save money by voting now and notes the company will pay all election costs. It says the franchise would allow use of alleys and streets, not an exclusive grant, and urges residents to vote favorably.

Elgin Northwestern Bell Telephone Company E Company Northwestern Bell Klin

Yearous Bartelma Wedding in Elgin Iowa

Elsie Mae Yearous daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Yearous of Elgin wed David C Bartelma of Iowa Falls in a July ceremony read by Rev E J Starr at the bride’s home. They plan a west tour and will live in Iowa Falls where Bartelma becomes athletic director.

Elsie Mae Yearous Andrew Yearous Elgin David C. Bartelma Iowa Falls E. J. Starr Bartelma Elgin High School Iowa State ‘Teachers’ College Colfax High School Iowa State Teachers’ College Alpha Theta Beta Fraternity Bartlma Towa Falls

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