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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1928
Page
8
Clermont locals share visits across Minnesota Iowa and Illinois. residents attend events in Dubuque Oelwein and Lansing. Larrabee family trips and a hospital training graduate mark community notes with minor accidents and moving plans.
Publication line shows Thursday issue schedule with publisher R P Strauch and local editor Ruth Skarsfong. It states Clermont Vayette County Iowa postal entry as second class mail matter.
A historical note on credit trust and bill payment. Credit rests on honesty and reliability across time. Meeting bills as agreed builds trust, while failing to pay harms reputation and access to future credit. If unable to pay, communicate with the creditor to reach a workable plan.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Johnson spent Sunday at Marian Scott's Irene fatro came from Iowa City for a three week visit with home folks Mr and Mrs Frank Frisbie and Mr and Mrs Anson Priest spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Jesse Olson Dorothy Henderson returned from Iowa State Teachers College where she has been attending school the past year Mr and Mrs Henry Wolfs and two daughters and Misses Anna and Inga Larson were guests Sunday at the John Larson home J E Jacobson left Saturday morning for Minneapolis for his eldest son Hiram ordination held Sunday Misses Marie and Katherine Sullivan of Chicago returned last Saturday after a few days at their grandfather P Sullivan's home Mrs Nels Lyngaas visited relatives at Hartland Minnesota a few days last week and returned home Monday her grandson Arthur Matson returned with her for a few weeks' visit.
A reader reports cars cutting into a funeral procession at intersections, noting space in the procession and drivers’ failure to notice. Some places attach white flags or light funeral cars. Funeral processions have right of way at street corners with stop signs. cutting may incur a fine of five to ten dollars.
Gladys Lembke from McGregor arrived Sunday for a short visit with her friend Ella Washburn staying a few days.
A guideline states a person five feet tall should weigh 110 pounds with five pounds added per inch above five feet. Slightly boned individuals subtract 7 to 10 percent. large-boned add 7 to 10 percent. Underweight people are usually high strung and busy, should rest, and improve appetite by simple foods, avoiding rich pastry and candy. Overweight individuals can reduce weight by willpower to avoid butter, mayonnaise, gravy, and heavy foods and to burn stored fats.
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