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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1967
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning Tigers, cones, cameras, drivers license and a tournament. Many garbled phrases, no clear events, dates, or identifiable names. Unable to extract a coherent incident or outcome from the provided content.
Fragmentary text mentions Sasin and Ter Sohedt with references to Noack, Water, Sassn, soph Qwade and Ereiah. It notes Cass Tyoos anf Ron with English Boxory and names Mure and Shog, plus numbers and teachers. Overall unreadable.
Opinion by Vicki Bond questions U S aid to India amid Viet war concerns. The piece argues against UN votes, warns about overreliance on US assistance, and suggests tax money could better support more starving nations.
A garbled note discusses Americans asking why the president should send millions to feed starving Indians. It hints at a political debate and potential misgivings about aid effectiveness and policy.
A fragmentary school note describes new members joining a class, mentions a dental card, a Friday morning session, and a poster on pronunciation and dictionary. Names include Bren ga Orth and Kimberly Miller among editors.
Wanda Trick leads junior high edition as seven items highlight campus events. Student reports cover clubs sports and morning announcements with focus on activities and upcoming schedules.
The Clermont Iowa council met with Mayor Merte present and all councilors listed. Bills were read and allowed, including Interstate Power charges for airport, park, street and hall lights, disposal plant pumping, fire siren, and other items. salaries for Ernest Holt and Geo Durscher. additional payments to Levi Molokken, Woodrow Hyde, and others. Meeting adjourned after routine business.
Clermont local notes describe social visits among families including the Franklyn Shipton family of Waukegan TL and the Charles Shipton and Wayne Shipton households El dorado and Mrs Clarence Kittleson alongside Roger and Linda. Other gatherings include Jon and Steve in Omaha Nebr visiting Enoch Mark and a Friday evening visit by Mary Helen Nelson with La Verne Swenson and boys.
Volga Valley Club gathered at Mr and Mrs John Gage home on Thursday with dinner. Roll call listed members and 11 men and eight children attended. Mrs Robert Die led the program on restoring old furniture.
The Wadena Community Club board met at the library Monday evening February 12 and elected new officers. President Hania Porer, Vice President John Gage, and Secretary Treasurer Mitton Thomas were named. The American Legion Auxiliary met at the home of Dale and Mrs. Minger with eight members present. A charity gift and funds from the Messerli family were received. The group discussed community service and completed four quilts stored for Des Moines. A bake sale is planned Saturday afternoon at the Wal vies Inn, with committee to oversee. The spring luncheon is set for April 18 at Hawkere. The west county meeting will be March 28 at Arlington. Lunch followed, featuring a birthday cake for the Legion.
Wadena Community Club meeting planned for March 20 is rescheduled to April 3 at 8 p.m. due to the storm. The program features Wadena Valley Speech Contestants and Arlington seventh and eighth grade Combo Band. Larry and Ronnie Popenhagen attended confirmation for cousin Calvin Pugh in Cedar Rapids on Sunday.
Friday March 24 the County Extension office is closed for Good Friday. Monday March 27 Towa County Extension Directors Association Committee meeting at Towa State University. Tuesday March 28 Extension Council meeting at Spalm Extension office Fayette Tailoring class 130 pm Extension office Fayette. Wednesday March 29 Tailoring class 130 pm Extension office. Thursday March 30 American Dairy Association meeting 1800 Maquoketa Valley Creamery. Creating Beauty Around Us Town and Country Federated Club Clermont 800 pm. Friday March 31 Home Economies Association meeting Sioux City Read The Want Ads.
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