Can You Remember A Local Returnings And Moves
Can You Remember notes local residents with family movement and service. Hans Winkler drives to Postville for his son Clarence to have tonsils removed. Forest Welch returns from France after a year with Uncle Sam. Lieut. John H. Bower on 10 day leave returns to Camp Dodge and hopes for early discharge. Gordon Mosby back from Anamosa. Em Bauder reports arrival in New York from overseas. Adolph Lehman owns an enclosed Ford and enjoys summer drives. L. J. Groth family to move to Seattle where Mr. Groth will business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Winkler
Postville
Clarence
Postville Hospital
Forest Welch
Sam
France
Forest
John H. Bower
Camp Dodge
Gordon Mosby
Anamosa
Em Bauder
New York
Adolph Lehman
Ford
Adolph
L. J. Groth
Seattle
Wash
Mr. Groth
Iowa Business Levels Off As War Looms In Europe
Iowa Bureau of Business Research reports town commerce plateauing with slight employment decline and flat retail activity amid wartime uncertainty. Cost of living trails national index excluding black market, inflation broadly checked. University service flag would carry 7 958 stars including 89 gold stars, marking alumni status notices. Want to sell want ad in these columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Bureau of Business Research
Iowa
University of Iowa
Elgin State Bank report and community notices 1944
The Elgin State Bank in Fayette County Iowa closes June 30 1944 with resources totaling 1 184 307 88 and deposits about 1 118 000 67 including common stock 30 000 surplus 25 000 and undivided profits 13 276 93 The board secretary and cashier certify the statement as true and sworn July 5 1944. local district notes list conventions and social notices plus engagements and residents shared among Elgin and West Union tied to wartime service and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin State Bank
Towa
Elgin
Fayette County
State of
Iowa
Samuel Mosby
B. J. Baumgartner
Edna Hunsberger
Max Thoma
Fred C. Muehlethaler
J. E. Bilden
Quarterly Statement of Elgin Pleasant Valley District 1944
Independent School District of Elgin Pleasant Valley Township Fay ette County Iowa presents the quarterly financial report ending June 30 1944. The report certifies accuracy and compliance with SF 360 Acts of the 49th General Assembly and notes filing with the County Superintendent and lawful posting on July 13 1944. School House Fund receipts include balance at start of quarter 1596.69 from district tax 508.43 from tuition and from miscellaneous sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent School District of
Elgin
Pleasant Valley Township
Fayette County
State of
Iowa
49Th General Assembly
Mrs H B Moore and others return to Pittsburg home
Mrs H B Moore and Judy and Janet returned to their Pittsburg home on Monday after a three week visit in the home of her relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hoover
Ervin Buckholtz
Donna
Dale Hentges
Anoka
Minn
Ted Neuman
Richard
Peter Lachsinger
Peter M. Lachsinger
Judy
Donald l
Alice Gordon
Arnold Fascher
Kenneth
Cedar Rapids
G. Pfister
Harold
Bill
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Elgin Echo
National Editorial
The
Echo
Big 4
Jimmie Smith
Ridge Riders
U.S
High State Bank
Central States Power & Light Corp. Electricity NM
W. Be Telephone Co
Metropolitan Supply Ca
Senaries
John Falk & Sons
Andy Woolfries
Fred Wede
Western Union Telegraph Ca
KL & P. Railway
H. HL Wolf
O'Neill Drug Store
Falth Market
Charles Feiler
Kobler’s
Waterloo
Decorah
J. S. Latta & Son
Employers Mutual Casualty Co
Secretai
Geheen
Calmar
T.H. Geheen
Harry Gilson
Guy Whitford
West Union
Anna Schupbarch
Anna Mae
Pfc
Robert B. Sieteman
Frank M. Sieteman
Miss Schupbarch
Elgin High School
Cadet Nurses Corps
St Luke's Methodist Hospital
Ph. Sideman
West Union High School
Algeria
North Africa
Yen Woodrutt Printing Company
Iowa Pupils Reading Circle
S. W. Christian
Elgin Oil Co
Schori & Kuster Lbr. Co
L. G. Lehman
Alfred Ruckdasher
Vernon Wede
aCen Grray
America
O’neill
Walter Kohls
Terennte Hoage Hare Ees
Fife
Rock Island
Rock Island Lines
Watt
Ben Franklin
Edison
Faraday
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