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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1926

Page

5

Interesting Bits of News Clipped and Condensed from Our Exchanges

Iowa ranks fourth in cow testing associations though it should be first. Five grade and registered cows yielded Ben Heromut 04.16 in the month ending Tune BB. A Wisconsin agreement allows Mississippi River fishing on the Wisconsin side without a license. An electric iron exploded, burning Mrs. Nora Hecht while ironing. a broken wire blamed. Dr. Parker raised funds for a library. the last dollar was shown at a college dinner. Merrill, Iowa, hosts a Walton chapter of 206. Waterloo’s chapter has 696 members. A freak turkey in Waterloo has odd extra leg. Nashua reports 3 new high marriage records. June totals 107 marriages. Hog cholera found near West Union. vaccination urged to prevent spread.

Iowa Ben Heromut Beacon Mississippi Wisconsin Albert Hall Nora Hecht M. Parker Littl Brown Nashua West Union

Federated Clubs Hold Fayette Picnic At U U U Campus

On Tuesday July 14 federated clubs of Fayette county held a joint picnic on the U U U campus in Fayette. The program featured a gymnasium dinner followed by chapel talks by visiting federation officers. Attending were Mrs J D Shaffer Mrs Lana Henderson Mrs Max Thoma Miss Louise Schori Mrs Samuel Mosby Mrs Elmer Schori Mrs Jennie Anderman and Mrs Ed Kingman.

Federated Clubs Fayette County Fayette Federation Wigan Study Club J. D. Shaffer Lana ‘Henderson Max Thoma Louise Schori Samuel Mosby Elmer

Groth Improves After Car Crash Hospital Visit

Mr and Mrs Selmar Groth Mrs Albert Erickson and Trygve Husberg visited Harry Groth at Decorah hospital yesterday afternoon. He is much better and his family expects to bring him home in a few days if improvement continues. Groth suffered a hip fracture in three places when his car overturned near the Nelson corner west of town last week.

Selmar Groth Albert Erickson Trygve Husberg Decorah Hospital Harry Groth Mr. Groth Nelson Corner

Ladies' Farm Bureau Meeting Opens Nutrition Course

Twenty women leaders from Pigasant Valley and Clermont township met on Wednesday July 7 for the first session of a five month nutrition course. Ruth Cessna, Ames extension worker, led the session held in the Baptist church basement. The program was well received in Fayette county and is expected to attract further interest this year. Subscribe for the Reho and got the home news.

Farm Bureau Pigasant Valley Clermont Reison Nuatrition Ruth Cessna Ames Baptist Church Fayette County

Fraternity lodge memorial and July bargains in Illyria

The note honors F W Hughes by Silver Leaf Lodge No 618 A F and A M with sympathy for his widow and relatives, and includes a local training school report from Illyria Fairfield townships on nutrition and steam cooker demonstrations. It also advertises July bargains at The Elgin Clothes Shop with La Crosse overalls and Ralston men’s shoes.

Silver Leaf Lodge A. M Haineho J. Kohler V. F. Kohler M. ¥. Kiple Tigria Fairfield Townships Dave Jellings Clyde King Israel Shaffer Walter Rothisberger J. H. Wilbon Tom Greathead Mike Monnahan Illyria Chartie Culvar John McCres Lou Nuss Lou Oldfather George Hetzel Fairfeld Bessie Shaffer Hlyria Jay Ralston Elgin Clothes Shop Fred ER. Berg

Torkelson Bros Buy Implement Shop Building

The Torkelson brothers Thomas Otto Clarence and Carl completed purchase of a large building used by High Oil Company and Neil Olson for his implement business from Halver Wikan. They also bought a half interest in MA Olgon's business and will delay further changes. The deal could lead to future consolidation of four current concerns.

Torkelson Brothers Thomas Otto Clarence Carl Halver Wikan High Oil Company Neil Olson MA. Olgon

Mrs Li Uving Visited Elkader on Tuesday

Mrs Li Uving was a visitor in Elkader on Tuesday. the brief item notes her presence in town during that day.

Nature's beautifier dairy plea echoes in Europe visit

An article argues butter and other dairy products are healthful beauty aids and urges education to boost demand. Hans Keiser, touring Europe, sends notes from Florence and Rome describing travel, warm weather, and visits to cities before returning to Switzerland.

Hans Khiser Hans Keiser Europe Echo Office Florence Italy Rome Naples Poaipeli Palmero Messina Roma Venice Switzerland iIt Veryone Hotel Quirinal Keapers

Civil War Veteran Celebrates 88th Birthday

Cyrnis L. Chapman, veteran reputed as the last Civil War survivor in Miller County, marked his 88th birthday Saturday, July 10, with a dinner at Mrs. Martha Chapman’s home. Guests included Mr. Chapman and Miss Della Chapman from here and relatives from the countryside. He has not been in poor health recently and ventures out only occasionally.

Cyrnis L. Chapman Martha Chapman Mr. Chapman Miss Della Chapman Chapman

Baptist Church Notes July Activities and Meetings

Sunday schedule includes German service at 10 a m and a meeting at Sumner at 3 pm. B Y P U program committee meets at 7 30 pm and a B Y P U program will be rendered. Wednesday and Thursday evenings host Brainard and prayer meetings. Friday’s Standing Committee meets at Christian Miller’s Clermont home and Ladies Aid plans August 4 at Summer.

Sumner Brainard Christian Miller Clermont

Council Proceedings Elgin Iowa July 5 1626 to 1936

Elgin Iowa council met in regular session with Mayor Muehlethaler and six councilors. After minutes and bills were approved, budget talks continued and a $2 minimum charge for most meetings in the town hall was authorized, with future notices per law.

Elgin Iowa Muehlethaler Kohler Yenney At & P.m Stoahr Falk Schori N. B. la Pr Co FAME Eee Cette Ee Neces Ferte Coward Dart Co RP. Strauch Max Hunsberger Henry Topp G. H. Kiple Grimm & Sutter Leon Layton T. W. Dean Hc Essary J. Harrington JC. Muehlethaldr

M E Church Notes and Upcoming Services

The Ladies Aid Society met at the church this afternoon with Mrs Chas Feller as hostess. An official board meeting Wednesday planned the Conference year's remainder. Services next Sunday include 10 a m morning worship Remembering Former Things, 11 a m Sunday school, and an Illyria evening service. All are invited to St Pauls next Sunday. Pastor Eroret J Starr.

Ladies’ Aid Society

Auto Accidents Dominate Weekend for Local Drivers

A busy Saturday and Sunday saw numerous motor mishaps in the area. The Christ family escaped unharmed after their car hit a slowly moving freight car near the depot. Hired man Orville Bunting damaged a light truck near Helms farm. FR Berg and family suffered minor damages in a two-vehicle mixup near Volga City. Mr. and Mrs. Kendall of Cedar Rapids collided with another car on Nyin-Ctermont road, Mrs. Kendall sustaining a neck wound from shattered glass. Leon B. Jenks of Lamont was injured when Pat Holturny struck him, fracturing his skull and scalp. Burnett Grenup, a day visitor, was uninjured.

Will Christ Orville Bunting Helms Farm FR. Berg Volga City Mr. Berg W. E. Kendall Cedar Rapids Nyin-Ctermont Schori Bross Leon B.’Jenks Lamont Pat HoUnty Eurathy R. Halleck Pat Halfeck Lem Elmer- Bency Hospital Burnett Grenup

Family Picnic Sunday With Weibel Relatives

The Weibel kin visiting Elgin joined a family picnic at Mr. and Mrs. Van Hitch near West Union. Attendees included Mrs. Ben Weibel and A. M. Welbe and Frank Greenley families, Cif Mealey, Decorah Chas Greenley family, BH. A. Weibel of Fairbank, Ray Heina and Betty of Waterloo, Bertha Mealey of Oelwein, Thomas Mitchell, Herschel Dead and family, Dibble of St Paul, Robert Cross and sons of St Paul, and Ruth Hitch of West Union.

Weibel Elgin van Hitch Near West Union Thage Ben Weibel A. M. Welbe Frank Greenley Cif Mealey Chas Greenley Decorah BH. A. Weibel Fairbank Ray Heina Amt Betty Waterloo Bertha Mealey Oelwein Thos Mitchell Herschel Dibble St. Paul Robert Cross Hitch Ruth West Union

Patterson Picnic Brings Patterson Relatives Nearby Together

Patterson relatives residing in this community held a picnic at the fair grounds in West Union on Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wesley Patterson with Martha of Carey Ohio and Dr Henry Patterson of Blader. Local attendees were Mr and Mrs Will Patterson Mrs Ann Cooley the Ray DeSant and Chay Fuller families and Mr and Mrs J W Muehlenthaler.

Patterson Fair Grounds West Union Wesley Patterson Diauwhiter Martha Carey Ohio Henry Patterson Blader Will Patterson Ann Cooley Ray DeSant Chay Fuller Famies J. W. Muehlenthaler

Elgin Board of Education invites bids for janitor work

Notice states bids due by July 13 1924 for janitor services at Higin Public Schools for the coming year. Bid may be viewed at the secretary's office with reserve right to reject any or all bids by the Elgin Board of Education.

Higin Elgin Board of Education

Best location in Bigin for all sta pretags- ices

A garbled note lists a location in Bigin and mentions pretags and services. The readable fragments point to a base for operations and a focus on best placement, but specifics are unclear. No clear persons or organizations are identified.

Bigin Gohan

Elgin Wins Again In Tight Little Eight Game

Elgin beat West Union 12 to 10 in a high scoring Little Eight contest. Kiple starred with three innings of relief earning the win as West Union’s hits totaled thirteen with seven errors aiding Elgin. Clisenek Woodard and Falk led the offense for West Union while Elgin’s early four runs in the first set the tone for a back and forth finish.

Wigin West Union Little 8 Elgin Bein Dick Kiple Realla Elgin Kiple Gad Kiple Falb LO Klingman Cross O Gruver Cl Viseerester BOL Glascock, Co Foote Ood Woodard Knagmim Christ Falk Randall Hillman Gehring Bigeon Green

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F. W. Hughes Francis Woodruff Hughes Torkelson Bros. Buy Implementatore Gowan United States Our Lady Council Proceedings M. E Church Pattersons Picnic Geman Clermont Hawkeys Arlington St. Olaf Postville Gaines Hawkeyes Highn Weat Union Volga Olaf Arrington Pontvifa Hawkeye Falk & Sons Falk & Sons Garage Cove L Pet Aeee St. Olat Elgin Hawkeye Jones Bannee Wee
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