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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1959
Page
7
The Clermont group gathered Tuesday for a study session led by Mrs. Laxian Appelman. Members reviewed excerpts from the referenced book and discussed themes and notes from the text.
Sen Born and family express gratitude for cards gifts and visits after hospital stay at Postville. Special thanks to Richard Trude blood donor and Fred Cline for kindness. Carol Gunderson and family spent weekend with grandmother Emma Gunderson. Diane Frieden Carolyn Helgerson and others visited grandparents Ames Olson and LaVern Swenson. Laverrie Nims and family returned from honeymoon and stayed with Alden Anderson in Hutchinson Kansas.
Gandra Olson a senior student nurse at Methodist Kahler School of Nursing Rochester Minnesota is on a three week vacation from her studies. She recently returned from Chicago where she completed six months of affiliation in obstetrical nursing at Chicago Ly ing In Hospital and pediatric nursing at Cook County Hospital.
Clermont Lutheran Church posts rescheduled Lent events for East and West Churches. March 12 offerings include 7:30 pm East junior choir 7:45 pm mid week service at West, 4 30 pm parish choir, West. Augsburg College and Luther College choirs listed. Saturday features junior and senior confirmation classes and West morning service. March 17 and 18 include Mothers Club, Parish Brotherhood, Mission Society and mission boxes with hostesses and Mrs Lyle Olson leading.
Mid week Lenten service at St Pauls Elgin at 7 30 p m Sunday March 1 B Service of worship at 6 45 p m Sunday school at 10 00 a m Evening Fellowship gathering at St Pauls Elgin at 7 30 p m
The Church of Our Saviour Clermont lists Sunday February 22 at 7 30 a m Holy Communion with Father John Hedger as celebrant led by Rev Paul A chee vicar.
Jim Wilcox, an attendant at a service station in Everly, suffered facial injuries from a recent explosion but received no other injuries. Fr. Jos. A. Sullivan of St. Peter's Church presides at 10:00 service with confessions from 8:00 to 8:20 a.m.
Prepared by American Foundation for Animal Health notes livestock producers face losses over 1000 million dollars annually due to faulty nutrition. Effects include reduced milk production, blind or deformed newborns, and bone defects in mature animals.
A national Livestock Loss Prevention Year drive targets Vitamin A deficiency this month. Calves show watery eyes nasal discharge cough and weakness while mature cattle may go night blind. Cows can have weak blind or dead calves. Swine may become blind or deformed. Diagnosis is essential and correcting the diet with green leafy hay or yellow corn is advised. Prevention is best.
Mr and Mrs M D Noble of Winfield recently marked their long wedding anniversary. They lived on a Pleasant Grove area farm for 87 years before retiring to Winfield.
A three year old boy learns through trial and error that dogs require different treatment than people. Pete pursues affection from his dog Rex with chasing sneaking and hugging but finds no response. He finally discovers that gentle touch wins over Rex, teaching him that humans and animals must be treated differently.
The Tre Ore Junior Study Club met March 2 at Mrs. Clarence Amundson's home. Devotions were by the hostess. Twelve members brought cotton items for roll call. They planned to take husbands out for supper on March WW. Mrs. Alan Seabrooke was elected historian-reporter for the coming year. Mrs. Duane Schwarz spoke on the cotton industry. The meeting closed with the club collect.
The Priscilla Working Band met March 4 with hostesses Madams Raymond Erhardt Alvin Amundson Wm Miller Harry Amundson and Miss Louise Bilden. The gathering opened with a hymn and Bible reading. Reports from secretary and treasurer were given and plans for a bake and fancy work sale on March 21 after the town drawing were announced.
A psychiatrist encounters a female patient who introduces her husband to him, saying he is one of the men she has described. The moment frames a candid, awkward meeting that highlights personal connections crossing professional boundaries.
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