Band concert at Elgin tonight
A band concert is announced for Elgin this evening inviting residents to attend and enjoy live music performed by a local ensemble.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1929
Page
4
A band concert is announced for Elgin this evening inviting residents to attend and enjoy live music performed by a local ensemble.
Classified list of small ads and notices from Echo Office entries. Includes wants for a married farming couple, sales listings for a summer house and rabbits, rental offers on hay land, fresh strawberries, and milking equipment, lost items, and hardware ads. Addresses include Elgin Iowa and nearby areas with names such as R P Strauch Wm H Kohls Jr Alf Jacobs Mabel Holzer H F Robbins. Street references and farm imagery prominent.
A long list of residents and visitors shared social events around Wadena. Readers note birthday surprises for Mrs Vern Roberts and multiple relatives visiting or traveling to Guttenberg, Fairbank, West Union, Oelwein, and Cedar Rapids for family gatherings, operations, excursions, and postmaster conventions.
June 1 cold storage holdings show increases for nearly all dairy items from 12 months earlier, while case eggs meats poultry and apples show declines, according to the United States Department of Agriculture.
The Echo reports Tuesday evening Farm Bureau gathering at the school house. Main talk delivered by banker Paul Huston of Cedar Rapids. attendees included Ray Anderson of Cedar Rapids and Co. Agent Lodwick. Local talent featured music by Ernest Baumgartner, a reading by Ernestine Schori, a negro dialogue sketch by Mrs. George Falk and Mrs. C. B. Schori, and a trombone solo by Mr. Larson of near Clermont.
E C Randall called at Martin Hovey home Sunday evening. Azalia Nutting visiting Fayette summer school spent Sunday with her parents. Sidney Patterson and daughter Marian visited Will Heiserman home Hawkeye. Peters family returns to Max North Dakota. Logan Heiserman Hazelton visited sister Sidney Patterson. Various visits and picnics including Manchester state park outing.
Younger children staged a combined circus and carnival in Jane Fahey's tent on Mrs. C. W. Nicklaus lawn to aid the Elgin Band. Mock boys acted as Franklin the monkey George the clown Ralph the elephant. four girls handled tickets and concessions. Net receipts totaled 1.63 dollars, handed to Gordon Mosby for the band, with plans to repeat at the park during the first band concert night to boost donations.
Mrs. Alice Becker and Clarence Becker with the Harry Becker family visited Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Bigler in Wadena.
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