Alimony orders and court actions reported in local notices
Judge orders Mrs. Leo to receive 85 dollars monthly temporary alimony and $100 suit money. Wetherbee’s contempt conviction carries a $200 fine with two months jail for nonpayment. Divorce granted to Lillian Burnside from Irving Burnside with custody to Mrs. Burnside and visitation for the father. Notices include postponement of a preliminary hearing for Hansler on a public offense threat charge and health updates on H. Groth. Butter prices rise two cents on the Bigin market amid cold storage demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Leo Verwun
Joseph
Leo
Tima
Antold ‘Wetherbee
Ed Taylor
M. J Mw Cobbey
Wetherbes
Dean
Leon R. Layton
Young
Wetherbee
Lillian “Burnside
Wancoma
Irving Burnside
Wancoms
Burgside
Geraldine Valeria Burnside
Burnside
M MM. Cooney
Timesn
Hans’Hansler
Oran Township
Lou D. Berkey
H. &. Groth
Selmar
Mr. Groth
Alek
Nils
Manchester
Gag
Geo
Coeducational Policy Discussed by Church Leaders
Church leaders including Dr Prez and Mr Soren discuss coeducation at a meeting with the president and trustees of the Board of Education. The fragile OCR text outlines a debate over merging schooling approaches and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coeventlth
Cern
The
Dr.-Prez
Soren
Forum column invites reader questions on fiscal policy
The Heho invites opinions on prosperity, excise taxes, deficits, and government size in a public forum. Readers are asked to weigh whether the Republican stance supports growth or risks worsening finances and to consider long term budget plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Heho
Turn About Prosperity and the Monetary Loop
A Beverly Hills Citizen humor column reflects on spending debt to spur growth. It parodies economists and a local editor who keeps the paper afloat by delaying payments, only to trade roles as debts swing between employer and worker. The piece satirizes cyclical cash flow and dependence on debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
Fellowship Meeting in Guttenberg Gathers Ten Lodges
The Northeast Iowa Masonic fellowship met in Guttenberg on June 21 with almost all ten lodges represented. De Molay Chapter of Monticello shared brief educational remarks on their work and Dad Gabriel of Dubuque spoke about De Molay. Prairie La Porte lodge awarded fifty year membership certificates to two members. Separately, a motorboat outing on the Turkey River ended with a capsized craft and three passengers drenched, one swimmer helping others to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeast
Iowa
Illyria's Thirteenth Annual Play Day Dampened by Weather
Color box ki wrath amid heat rain halted Illyria’s annual play day after most activities were postponed for rescheduling to Tuesday evening. Bigini's Little German Band led a smaller crowd before the shower paused plans, yet many longtime residents still visited for the fellowship and neighborly turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digtia
Ruth
Bigini
County Meeting Scheduled Here Next Monday
Attendance at these events has risen. Mont and Gimndér traveled to Chariss City on Sunday, June 19 for the Groth reunion at Wildwood Park. About 150 attended, and it was voted to hold next year’s reunion in Mason City. Mrs Mel Kobler of Egin was elected secretary for the coming year and will report once the secretary’s books arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont and
Gimndér
Chariss City
Wildwood _ park
Mason City
Mel Kobler
Egin
Resdora
Sa Books
Frat Open Air Concert Set at Park Stand Tonight
The High Bend frat opens the season with an open air concert at the park stand tonight Thursday at eight. Delays in starting were noted but weekly programs will continue with special numbers and changes. Park commissioners rerouted autos to protect newly seeded grass and give space for families. Children are asked to stay quiet and not disturb the band as parents guide behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frans
The
Echo
Car theft hits visiting Lehman family in Chicago
The Sam Lehman family staying with Mr and Mrs Hugh Casper in Chicago reported a car stolen from in front of the Casper home a few days after arrival. The next day police recovered the vehicle a few blocks away with all tires and rims missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Lehman
Hugh Casper
Chicago
Casper
Baptist State Meeting Closes Amid Theft and Teachings
The Baptist State Meeting concluded Thursday with a note of concern over a cream theft near a spring owned by HR Gilbertson, who reported loss of about 100 pounds and cans. Sheriff Robertson pursued a hot clue as the convention outlined two days of sermons, reports, and youth activities led by ministers from Burlington, Muncazine, and Steamboat Rock, plus a closing address by Rev. I. C. Peterson of Newton. The event highlighted Daniel’s life and Christian service themes, with a mission offering topping $43 and overall convention funds surpassing $350.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Young People's
Mildred From
Burlington
Ralph Toborg
Muncazine
A. W. Lang
Buffalo Center
Daniel
Carl Swyter
Steamboat Rock
O. W. Brenner
Sheffield
Broecker
Chicago
Ruth Swyter
George
Paul F. Friederichsen
Friedlien
Mich
Fois
Friederichsen
Rev. Broecker
McGregor
I. C. Peterson
Newton
Christ
Carl Sentman
Elizabeth Sherman
Aplington
Elgin B. Y. P. A
M. E. Aid Society Divisions Hold Meetings In Clermont Homes
The Ladies Aid Society held division meetings at four homes with ten members and two visitors at the first division in Clermont. Lunches were served and appreciation noted for car use. The second, third, and fourth divisions planned future gatherings and noted July 14 meetings at specified homes with guests and hostess duties. Members were urged to bring favorite recipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Brandt
Clermont
Hoffman
Kneeland
John Fal
Ladies’ Aid
R. P. Strauch
General Society
Edna McCoy
C. &. Halstennen
H. D. Yack
Cc. B. Sehori
L. B. Carter
John Johnson
Max Thoma
Frank Gehring
J. J. Potter
L. 8. Hutchinson
K. E. Mark
Paul Little
M. R. Yenney
Celia Lehman
Iowa Masons Select Officers For Year
Delegates to the eighty-ninth annual Iowa state Masonic convention at Sioux City elected Fred H. Hansen of Clinton grand worshipful master. Charles 8. Percival of Bonaparte and other officers were chosen, with Cedar Rapids named site for the 1938 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Fred H. Hansen
Clinton
Hansen
Charles
Percival
Bonaparte
Harry Searle
Bristow
Ralph Porter
Knoxville
Ralph Bunce
Iowa City
C. C. Hunt
Cedar Rapids
Hunt
Park Planted with Bridal Wreath Shrubs in Elgin
The Ladies' Cemetery Association donated bridal wreath plants for Elgin Park. On Monday, Harry Heston and George Snyder planted them at the park's south end. Plans call for more plantings next spring to form a hedge along that side, improving appearance and guiding foot traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Cemetery Association
Elgin Park
Harry Heston
George Snyder
Notice to Patrons of Illyria and Pleasant Valley Tel Co
Pay all accounts to above company before July first to avoid penalty. Secretary OW Rothisberger notes. Decorah TX resident Miiolet Holm visiting grandmother Mrs Hokn is mentioned in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illyria and
Pleas
NT Valley Telephone Company
B Rothisberger
Miolet Holm
Decorah, Tx
N, Hokn
Clubbing Rate With Oelwein Register Offer Details
The Echo and Enterprise announces a joint clubbing rate with the Oelwein Daily Register at four dollars per year for new subscribers and five dollars for renewals. Regular rates are nine dollars fifty cents for the Register and two dollars per year for the Echo and Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo and Enterprise
Oelwein Daily Register
Echo
Register
Tip
No Farm Bureau Meeting This Month
President Hilder Gilbertson of the Pleasant Valley farm bureau asks Echo to announce that June’s meeting is canceled. The July gathering should occur at its normal time. Jacob Pfister repaired storm damage near Fayette, noting the Friday night gale was severe in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilder Gilbertson
The
Pleasant Valley Farm Bureau
Echo
Association
Jacob Pfister
Fayette
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Dan Short
Guttenb
Turkey River
Stoehr & Miller
Engers
Official Board of
St. Paul’s
M. E. Church of
Elgin, Iowa
Mra. L. B. Carter
Big Louisianna Minstrels
Misa Frances Skarshaug
Lewis Thoma
Robert Steele
Louisa Klingman
Dale DeSart
Marie Moaby
L. 8. Carter
Josephine DeSart
Ruth Mosby
Marguerite Schupbath
Geraldine Schori
Baptist State Meeting
M. E, Aid Society
Iowa Masons
Oelwein
Farm Bureau
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