Elgin Echo Dials Local Post Office Notice
In Elgin Fayette County a 1991 notice under the 1792 act lists Strauch and Hermen as publishers for a second class mail periodical with post office details and timing dated September 1 1991.
25 Jun 1953
Page 1
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1953
Page
1
In Elgin Fayette County a 1991 notice under the 1792 act lists Strauch and Hermen as publishers for a second class mail periodical with post office details and timing dated September 1 1991.
The notice outlines per line and minimum charges for various ad types including line ads at 1c per line, Canton rates at 10c, and minimums of 0c or 10c with cash. It lists Blind ads, Cards of Thanks, Memoriam cards at 1.00 each, and restrictions on the number of lines. Obituary poetry and paid resolutions are billed at regular advertising rates.
A jumble of humorous vignettes and breezy knocked about lines about barbers, guards, love, and everyday life. Jokes range from constitutional quips to churchyard farewells, with punchlines about talking, flirting, and domestic quirks.
Real estate transfers include Irvin G Royang and wife to Ambrose Aronld and wife for 1 dollar with NW8 and 814 SW 04 7 including crops. Richard O Shirk to Claude L McFarlane Jr for 1 dollar with Lot 2 and 3 in Cal jkin’s Arlington addition. Cordia Yegrous estate to Richard O Shirk for 2000 dollars with similar description. Le high notes show various deeds and small dollar transfers. Vehicle mentions include Emma L Anderson Clermont Ford 2 door, Arlington Electric Service Chevrolet truck, Doyle Baker Elgin Chevrolet 2-door, Lawrence Brause Iztn Chevrolet 2-door, George A Koch West Union lay 6 etc. Notes include miscellaneous consumer items like Plymouth sedan and Buick sedan with stray quotes and ad-like fragments.
Robert Adem Clothier born February 16 1906 in Fayette died June 17 in Milwaukee Wisconsin aged 47 He attended Fayette public schools and Upper Iowa University He married Mary Lawson in April 1935 at Elgin and they had one daughter Mary Pamela Clothier In 1943 he joined the Army Medical Corps serving until August 1945 at Fort Snelling Minnesota In September 1951 he married Beatrice Brot Milwaukee Wisconsin and was employed by L Hagerty Co of Milwaukee at his death
Ernestine Bubr born Era Jestine Tolman in Hermansdorf Germany November 4 1805 died June 14 at Sumner Hospital age 37 She married Herman Kotis February 16 1885 and later Christian Bubr She moved to America in 1693 with three children and settled near a church Her husband died 1896 She remarried and lived in Sumner with five children May 28 1823 funeral held by Rev E M Miller at Galem EUB Church Sumner Burial in Elgin cemetery Pallbearers included five grandsons and one great grandson"
Cardinals beat the Hawkeyes at the Farmers Picnic, credited to Elgin for a strong ball game though the error column lists five bobbles. Elgin lineup included Dooley Shipton W Falb Kiple Kingman Luce Gruver C Kiple Luce pitched the full game. Score 7 to 1 in Elgin’s favor. Also notes Ed Krueger’s sweet clover hay trial and a paving finish on Primary No. 11 between Fayette and West Union with Maynard as crew headquarters. In Elgin history, 30 years ago, Steme was noted and a new hotel brickwork completed, promising as a top local inn in 1898 Iowa.
The entry notes Mr and Mrs John Lang simir and Mir and Sirs P J An mete, Mire, Eugene Woodworth of Fort Wayne visiting their parents Mr and Mrs Andrew Yearous. They were all upper guests at the Yearous home.
State of Iowa Fayette County District Court gives notice that on July 6 1953 the instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of Fred J Schneider will come up for probate hearing in West Union Iowa. Clerk Herbert D Klammer dated June 5 1953. Ronald Carmichael of Dunlap sustained severe burns when gasoline spilled on a hot tractor and he jumped back.
Notice states bids are on file at the office of Supt. M H L Moore in Clermont. Interested firms may obtain them. Board of Education reserves the right to reject any or all bids in the Clermont Elgin Consolidated 844c Schools.
Following the death of Jerry Spieker near Ackley friends gathered at the Spieker home to aid farming chores. One hundred acres of corn were cultivated in two hours as neighbors joined in the swift community effort.
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