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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1934

Page

7

Clermont Legionaires Dist, Elkader Convention Attend

Thirteen Sheehan Post Legionnaires attended the fourth district American Legion convention in Elkader on Monday July 23. Officers were elected with Fred Legerman of Manly named district commander, Herman Thompson and others as vice commanders, Frank Christen as adjutant, and J J Harder as chaplain. A 5:30 parade opened the event followed by a banquet at the opera house with welcome from Elkader mayor W. Hart Hall. The program featured remarks from department leaders and entertainment by Elkader’s Lemka Stendel Post, drum corps contest, and local post members listed as attendees.

Sheehan Post The American Legion Elkader Fred Legerman Manly Iowa Thomas Thomson Herman Thompson Waukon Byron Goldberg St. Ansgar John Neuenswander Fayette Frank Christ Lemka- Stendel Independence Oelwein G. H. Hackman H. B. Greenley John C. Anderson Louie Anderson Walter Vinton Willard Martin Roy Swenson Gilbert Hanson John Opperud Hans Hanson Gilbert M. Anderson Martin Nelson Walter Follett

Lutheran Church Notes Parish Vacation and Local Events

No services Sunday July 29 as pastor is away. East Church lawn social at H H Gilbertson home Aug 8. Mission Society meets Aug 2 with hostesses Mrs George Hanson and Mrs Henry K Peterson. West Church Priscilla Working Band meets Aug 1 with hostesses listed and Pastor G Gunsten.

East Church H.h.gilbertson Elgin The Mission Society George Hanson Henry K. Peterson West Church Priscilla Working Band

St Peters Church Food Sale Schedule and Local Visits

The St Peter’s Altar Guild plans a food sale at the opera house on Saturday July 28 with mass at 9 am and Benediction after. Pastor Wm M Holub and guests hosted a lawn dinner at St Peter’s rectory with Fr Holub and Miss Slattery entertaining. visitors included families from Dubuque Zwingle and Coggan. A note reports H Cooney of Iowa City visiting Roy Tatro’s home, then returning with his wife.

Ladies of St H. ©. Cooney Iowa City Roy Tatro Fr. Holub Miss Slattery St. Peter’s Rectory Thomas Calahan Pat Casey Henry Griswold Wm. O'Rourke Dubuque Henry Dennis Margaret Slattery Zwingle John Feldman Coggan St. Peter's Opera House

McGregor Wild Life School Opens July 20

The 16th annual session of the American School of Wild Life Protection will be held on the Heights at McGregor from July 20 to August 11. Educators and naturalists from middle western states form the faculty. The program targets conservationists and those interested in birds plants stars and earth. A $5 tuition covers the full session and on a day or two week option. Write R D Noble Secretary Wild Life School McGregor Iowa for the complete program.

American School of Wild Life Protection Heights McGregor R. D. Noble Wild Life School McGregor, Towa

Baseball News and Home Game Preview for July 29

The column notes a 16 to 11 win over Cantalia after a stretched write up and teases the upcoming home game against Postville on Sunday July 29. It urges fans to attend with friends and watch for a lineup expected to challenge the undefeated Postville.

Cantalia Graham McNamee Chick Evans Postville

Clermont Dental Meeting and Local News Notes

Fayette county dentists met in Clermont on July 17 hosted by Dr. R. V. Brandt. Attendees included Drs. Harper, Mariner, Olson, McDevitt of Oelwein, Sachs of Hawkeye, Belding of Waucoma, and Wright, Molumby, Bachman of West Union. A social dinner followed at Pringle's cafe and park discussions. Community updates cover illnesses, visits, a Clermont Castalia game won 11 to 10, tonsil removal for Eli Habeger, a family tribute to F. S. Martz, and a large Friday opera house party with Wold's orchestra.

Fayette County Clermont R. V. Brandt Pringle Harper Mariner Olson McDevitt Oelwein Sachs Hawkeye Belding Waucoma Wright Molumby Bachman West Union

Cobra and Porcupine Notes in India and North America

A note on India's cobra abundance linked to superstition and a separate fact that the porcupine is the second largest rodent in North America.

India North America

Speed Housing Program Prompts Lumber Price Cuts

The President's Housing Program aims to revive housing by boosting capital goods through widespread home building and renovation. Administrator Johnson approved a roughly 15 percent price reduction on lumber used in house construction, following a industry pledge to cooperate with the nationwide plan.

Johnson

22 Million Spent On Primary Roads In Iowa

Expenditures for Iowa primary roads in the year ending July 1 totaled 22,652,326 dollars. Road construction accounted for 10,454,877.42, maintenance for 8,094,347.28, and bond redemptions for 4,182,000. Local notes mention community events, visits, and a funeral planned for Archie Ostlie with services led by Rev. O. Glesne.

Towa State Highway Commission

Last Saturday Night Program Opens With Local Entertainers

The downtown Saturday night event featured Glen Grimes Reading Gladys Olson Music and Larson's Band with Sunset Valley Boys and two appearances by most entertainers. Social visits followed with multiple local residents gathering Sunday evening at various homes. Kentucky school buildings are mostly frame construction, and commentary notes it is harder to balance a politician than a budget.

Glen Grimes Reading Gladys Olson Word Bros Amundson and Gress Larson Sunset Valley Boys Ole Swenson Larson

Postville farmer injured by bull during farm incident

Walter Lammert of a farm west of Postville was hospitalized in Rochester, Minnesota with a broken arm, dislocated shoulder, and other injuries after being gored by a bull Saturday evening. The report lists multiple local visits, picnics, and social events in Postville and nearby areas.

Walter Lammert Postville Rochester Minn

Body temperature difference across climates observed

The body temperature of white men runs about half to one degree Celsius higher in tropical climates than in temperate regions, a pattern noted in observational remarks.

Stock Market Odds Against The Average Man

Mathematicians conclude the odds favor the house with more than twelve to one against the average man or amateur achieving any lasting profit in stock market speculation, suggesting little chance for outsiders to beat the market.

Thunderbird design appears on buffalo hide shields and emblems

The thunderbird motif is found on many Indian buffalo hide shields and rawhide items as well as fraternal emblems and pictograph cowhides.

Public Camp Grounds and National Lands Overview

A concise note states there are over 2,000 public camp grounds across 148 national areas. It emphasizes wide access for enthusiasts and suggests broad availability of recreational sites managed by national programs.

Canada Texas Midwest Cresco Plain Dealer American Tree Association

Clermont Calendar of Community Events Listed

A compiled schedule notes events through July and August including outdoor programs, club meetings, firemen and council gatherings, and group band sessions with Royal Neighbors on selected dates. Some entries may be missing or unscheduled as reported by organizers.

Firemen’s Priscilla Royal Neighbors

Sweat worker calls for child labor reform in Haverhill

A girl signing as Sweat worker to the NRA urged a break for working children in Haverhill Massachusetts who stitched ladies braided handbags for five cents an hour. She says she started at 14 and now 18, wants fathers to work, and asks for relief so kids grow as real Americans. Code Authority investigation leads to an agreement banning homework and moving production to factories.

NRA Haverhill Mass America Code Authority

Krueger Family Reunion at Edwin Krueger Home

The Krueger families held a reunion at the Edwin Krueger home on Sunday with a noon picnic dinner. The warm weather limited activities as relatives shared visits. Attendees included August Whittenhagen family, Herman Knoll party, Wilt Knoll, Alfred Wenger and Isabelle, Otto Krueger and Ruth, Edward Krueger and Abe Habeger of Clermont and Elgin, plus others.

Krueger Edwin Krueger August Whittenhagen Herman Knoll Wo Knoll Emma Summer Wilt Knoll Des Moines Mya Alfred Wenger Isabelle Otto Krueger Ruth Edward Krueger Abe Haberger Clermont Elgin

First Railroad in Ohio Opened in 1836

The Erie and Kalamazoo railroad linked Toledo and Adrian Michigan as Ohio's first railway. It opened with horse cars in 1836 and steam locomotives began service in 1837.

Ohio Erie & Kalamazoo Toledo Adrian Mich

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clermont Legionaires Lutheran Church Notes St. Peter’s Church Baseball News Anna Mary Crowe Mrs Robert Wettleson Gander Frank Peterson Winifred Winona, Minn Ed Wickham Castalia Eli Habeger Abe Thos. Cummings Minneapolis F. H. Owens Mr. Owens Egin Wold’s Blake's Nellie Sheehan F. 5. Martz Lewiston, Mont Lewiston Moore, Mont South Pacific Apt Ernest Gilling Dorothy Honolulu Valkyrie Papeete Tahiti Harry Anderson Auckland N. Z South Seas Gilling Gladys Christianson Chris Meyer Viola Tatro Waterloo Louis Schutte Louise Miller Nancy Ernst Guy Sarah Arndt Charles Lindsay Lyle Peterman Lyle, Jr Henry Peterman Milo Peterman Archie Ostlie West Clermont Lutheran Church O. Glesne Decorah R. B. Lacher Maryon Halverson Lavanda Carr Richard Lacher Arthur Darling New Hampton Lacher Ife Isabelle Wenger Cedar Rapids Mrs. Martin Anderson Melvin Anderson Len Simek Les Whitworth Billy Dummermuth Andy Dummermuth East of Elgin Iris Harris Fay Harris West Union Hospital Postville Pirates Mrs. M. S. Nelson Fennimore Wis Marvin and Idamae Nelson Betty Hulburt Richard Perry Austin John Kolstad Gordonsville M. L. Perry Verniece Perry Slarpere Ferry Harpere Ferry Shenandoah Potomac John Brown United States Arsenal Alice and Hazel Tatro Agnes Anderson Mrs. G. 0. Anderson A. C. Anderson Gilbert O. Anderson Albert Halverson H. G. Cooney R. R. Roggensack B. O. Henderson R. B. Walsh Kentucky Danny Peterman Mrs. Gilbert Anderson Julius Johnson Russell Gruver and Son R. S. Henderson Union Sunday School Irene, Rafferty Tomah, Wis Mrs. M. Daly Marcela Krueger Richard Krueger Jessie Loftsgard Trene Opperud Albert Scheel W. A. Goodman Ramsey Raleigh,n. G Frank Fay Lsale Dan Burke A. J. Jensen C. T. Burke Rita Rounds John Pense Burgess-Dugstad Lumber Co
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