Lost Evening Offer For Geo Hanson Elgin
An evening’s entertainment offer in Echo office notes that Geo Hanson of Elgin may call to receive two free tickets to the technicolor film The Sun Comes Up with Lassie at the Avalon theater on June 12 and 13.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1949
Page
4
An evening’s entertainment offer in Echo office notes that Geo Hanson of Elgin may call to receive two free tickets to the technicolor film The Sun Comes Up with Lassie at the Avalon theater on June 12 and 13.
Mr and Mrs Harold Opland and Rosella joined Ed Cregier’s Chicago wedding. Numerous visits and dinners marked a busy weekend with the Olson, Loftsgard, Embretson, Patrick, and Jacobin families hosting and traveling between Gunder Postville Nora Springs Cedar Rapids and Washington including a Sunday picnic and a Cedar Rapids-based guest.
The Elgin high school band directed by Gordon Mosby made its first public appearance on Memorial Day with sixteen members. Other notes include Walter Falk’s arm injury from a ball at Luther College, Virtus Yack turning four, and a reminiscence of Joel Baumgartner selling Elgin Milla flour thirty years earlier. Additional items mention road work on the Elgin-Clermont route, a barber shop project in Berndt, a pre nuptial shower for Hulda Meyer, and a forthcoming marriage near West Union.
The piece notes lard supplies are building up once more, echoing prewar conditions. It also discusses poultry farming requiring significant attention, and that machinery can ease harvest work for russ silage, reducing man-hours to one to two per ton.
The Social Hour Club gathered Wednesday afternoon June 1 at Mrs. Bernice Nydegger’s home. Hazel Gruver spoke on Father’s Day origin, Mrs. Louis Becker presented Libety Statue article, contests by Laura Bane awarded to Gruver and Norma Wilson, and plans were made for a Strawberry Point 4th of July picnic on July 3.
The Brainard News notes the Paul Patterson family from Lansing IL visiting relatives and friends last week. It lists many Sunday guests including the Don Reeder family, meals at Eldora and West Union, and numerous local families such as the Nutting, Reeder, Kerr, Boyle, Patterson, and Peters households with various visits and overnight stays.
Emma Jacobson from Nora Springs visited Ernest Holt's, Selmer Erickson stayed in Erskine, Minn., for a few days. Marilyn West Janet Lyngaas Darlene Relerson Joel Holden and Sylvan Taylor were confirmed at East Clermont Lutheran Church. A Sunday picnic honored Janet with many local families attending. Echo want ads pay.
Iowa faces a busy 1950 campaign as both parties court farmers amid tax and state finance debates. The World War II bonus faces potential court ruling on legality and funding gaps. The state plans a major building program with 31 million dollars for construction and ongoing projects across education and state control, with funds allocated and pending for the next biennium.
The Iowa hospital division of the state health department adopts fireproof construction for new hospitals and licensing, and requires non fireproof buildings with additions to remove existing fire hazards. Working with the state fire marshal, a guide of basic fire safety is issued to regulate new and existing facilities.
The guide book suggests hospitals appoint a committee to inspect each hospital and note any fire prevention steps not being carried out.
A brief, humorous exchange hints at marriage plans as a minister and a lawyer are mentioned by couples. The line about a burglar and a stubborn window adds a domestic punchline. The real joke comes from a cheeky reference to support from home.
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