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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1963
Page
4
The Cedar Holt district announces a Tuesday March 12 draw on the Bob Nance WMT morning program. The event features three No. 108 spreaders and involves Bob Falb Impl, c.
Prominent Samryn arrangements highlighted by Echo office samples. Readable fragments hint at upcoming wedding notices and related guidance.
Multiple cards of thanks express sincere gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for visits cards and meals during hospitalization and recovery. Individuals named include Rev Henry Mathie J N Hogan Mrs Selmer Groth Earl and Earl s family. A separate note thanks Elgin business and professional people for a $50 jackpot prize won last Saturday.
The note lists a new address for Jod es C. Schupbach USMC Marine Detachment at Fleet Post Office San Francisco California Jepson. No further details provided.
Mr and Mrs Don Sutter announce the birth of their daughter Kelly Elizabeth on Monday evening March 4 at Postville Hospital. She weighed 7 pounds 16 ounces. She has a brother Kris. Grandparents are Mr Thomas Ogle and Mrs Hulda Sutter.
Mr and Mrs Charlés Wenger entertained at five euchre tables on Wednesday evening February 27. Ladies high went to Mrs Max Medberry and low to Mrs Ed Medberry. Men’s high was Martin Wenger, low Louis Becker, and traveling Jim Cook. Guests included Mr and Mrs Jack Adrian Mr and Mrs Louis Becker Mrs Marjorie Reed Charles O Neill and Jim Cook.
The Methodist Youth Fellowship met Sunday evening at David Kiple’s home with twenty one attendees. Russell Goodell and Rev. and Mrs. Lee Roy Collins led the lesson titled Christian Love. Roger Falk and Robert Gehring presented the lesson, followed by games and lunch.
Sandra Blockhus underwent an appendectomy Thursday at Palmer Memorial Hospital in West Union. She was hospitalized and returned home on Tuesday.
Local callers to Carl W. Kiple’s home included Mr. and Mrs. J P Medberry and others from Elgin and nearby towns. Attendance at Cedar Rapids for an International Harvester meeting and visits to Oelwein Postville and Postville areas are recorded, with illness of Mrs. Herman Schupbach noted and several social calls among neighbors and relatives reported.
Immunization shots were received and the two with Asian flu showed only mild illness. Dr. Heeren stated the Clarinda case was not connected to the others.
Wadena News reports on state officials appointments including Sueppel as public safety commissioner and up to 15,000 salary, Melvin Wolf and Mrs. Rosenfield named to the State Board of Regents, and Timmon’s reappointment as Insurance Commissioner. It notes IPERS retirement measure passage, implied consent for chemical tests, and a cigarette vending machines bill. The column also carries local obituaries and social notes from Wadena.
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