Elgin Iowa Post Office Notice From 1881
Watered eas second clears mail Batter Sept 1 1881 at the post office Elgin Fayette County Iowa under Act of Marth 3 1652.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1952
Page
2
Watered eas second clears mail Batter Sept 1 1881 at the post office Elgin Fayette County Iowa under Act of Marth 3 1652.
Advertising rates list 10 words per cent with minimum charges. Cards of thanks and memorials priced per line or item. Resolutions of respect and school notices included. Obituary, poetry, and church society notices appear under classified or miscellaneous sections with stated rates.
A fragmented reminiscence collage depicts a doctor fearing moral panic over work and home, a night watchman with a gun calling for surrender, a stern boy scorned for arithmetic errors, a mother teaching the golden rule, a child mishearing a prize history question, and a New York expert debating civic influence. The vignette bits mirror late night classroom and street concerns through short, stray dialogues and odd anecdotes.
A collage of quips and misheard remarks spans wedding license banter, a blunt executive’s vow of brevity, a nursery rhyme misinterpretation, optimistic versus pessimistic business talk, and light domestic gags. The snippets capture dry wit across professions and ages with playful misstatements.
Elmer C Piney born 1865 Potsdam N Y died May 30 at Postville hospital from heart ailment. He moved to Clarke at age six and married Syd Ener in 1902 who died earlier. Surviving are five children and many grandchildren. he was a hardworking provider and farmer. Funeral services held at First Baptist Church, with burial at the Eig cemetery.
CARD OF THANKS We thank all who were kind to us with food, mowers, gifts, to Dr Ittermenn for comforting service, the organist, bearers, and singers. Your kindness will never be forgotten. Elmer Pinney family.
The Falk and Lehman families gather for a Methodist Church ceremony in Elgin where Miss Kerolin Falk wed Leo M. Lehman. A double ring service featured Rev. E G Steinman and Dr. Arthur Ittermann. Provisions include lavender and yellow bouquets, lavender gowns for bridesmaids, and a three tiered wedding cake at the church reception.
The article describes a wedding reception with Mrs. Robert Fair cutting and serving the cake and Iowa, Des Pleines, Illinois, sister of the groom, pouring. Guests included Amy Lou Torkelson and helpers Clare Bane and others. The couple planned a brief Black Hills trip and will reside on Gather’s farm near Higin. Out of town guests hailed from Minnesota, Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska and nearby towns.
Miss Bethy Schori, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Schori of Elgin, married Lt Col John C T Peck Sunday afternoon in the chapel at Fort Meyer Virginia. The bride wore white organza and carried white gardenias and roses. Best man was Lt Col Chester J Butcher. ushers included La. Pmilders and Ben Schari. A reception followed at the Peck home in Arlington. The couple will reside in Arlington, Virginia.
From the University of Iowa and at Col Peck, a graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point is highlighted.
The Wahonka Camp Fire Girls met at Judy Larson's home on June 2 to report garden fundraising for the hot duath room. Ten members answered. two were absent and a guest attended. They planned a June hike and held lunch after a post meeting game. They will meet at Lavila Larson's home on June 23.
The Social Hour Club met at Mrs. Clifton Powell's home on June 4 with nineteen members and three guests Mrs. Tom Powell Mrs. Donald Pruess of Strawberry Point and Mary Becker in attendance. Mrs. Glen Little read an article The American Woman and the group planned a picnic for July 6 at the West Union fair grounds. Take away bingo was played and lunch was served by Mrs Powell.
Frank Lehman about 70 died suddenly at his ranch home in Twisp Washington on Monday June 2 according to a letter to JL G Lehman. He was buried in Winthrop. The Lehman family formerly lived on a local farm now owned by F D Welch or June Habeger farm. They left about 50 years ago and settled in Washington where Mr Lehman ran a large ranch.
A fragmented guide describes predrilled hardwood tea pots and smaller components. It mentions using blont nesils and placing pots of a dendrt of ned against an emery shed as helpful steps.
An eye catching want ad urges readers to reconsider their approach to buying goods and services. It emphasizes value, clarity, and smart shopping choices to avoid wasteful spending and regretful purchases.
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