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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1959

Page

2

Valley High Considers Student Code Of Conduct Guidance

Oelwein High School shows a hall posted code of conduct to guide student behavior and the Valley High student council seeks public opinion. If few or negative responses occur, the matter ends. if adopted, the code acts as a voluntary guide, not a mandate. Audrey and John William Nelson are cited as examples of student interests and futures.

Oelwein Valley High Valley John William Nelson Millard Nelson Im Clermont Ciermont

Meet the Seniors Audrey Arlene Sutter Profile

Audrey Arlene Sutter, born May 16, 1841, attended Elgin Public and Valley High School. She studies American problems biology secretarial practice and business and has participated in mixed chorus annual staff library work and cheerleading. Her pet peeve is people who think they are better than others.

Audrey Arlene Sutter Elgin Public and Valley High School Audrey

Three Generations Bowl Weekly in Traer Lanes

At Traer bowling lanes three generations of Neidicks take to the alley every Sunday. Bill Neidick aged 72, his son Bud, and Buds son Tom form the trio. Bill recently bowled 2 277, just twenty pins under his best. Today's best buy. A Want Ad.

Blowl Neidicks Traer Bill Neidick Bud Tom Bill

Hog cholera a constant threat to hog farms

The article warns that hog cholera remains a major killer in the farming and livestock industry with losses exceeding 50 million dollars in tests annually. It details symptoms from listlessness to convulsions and stresses vaccination as the only effective defense, advising veterinary guidance to select the right vaccine type based on hogs, age, and local threat.

Family guests recount winter visit and celebrations

Mrs Lens Wolf and Anna returned home Saturday after a three week stay at the Earl Wolf home in West Union. Miss Earl Wolf was a patient at Palmer Memorial shower hosted in the Leslie Lauer home on Sunday afternoon in honor of Marilyn Guy and Aubrey Guyer with several guests. Mr and Mrs O Wagner returned home Saturday after spending the winter in Texas.

Lens Wolf Anna Earl Wolf West Union Palmer Memo Leslie BR. Lauer Marilyn Guy- Aubrey Guyer Richard Ol- Yada White Victor Guyer Otto Welf Melvin ‘Molokken Wanita Guyer Marilyn Romana Leam Helen Wolf O. Wagner Texas

Discouraging Competition Between Brothers in Piano Lessons

Two brothers three years apart begin piano lessons together but later frustration grows as the older boy feels discouraged by the younger's comparable progress. Their teacher assigns different exercises to ease envy and rekindle enjoyment, illustrating how adults can curb excessive competition.

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Child development viewed through personal progress

The text argues progress can be described as a child's growing competence rather than comparing to others. It emphasizes individual development over relative achievement and suggests focusing on personal milestones over rivalry.

Fayette County Receives $30,700 From Railroad

Fayette County receives 30700.12 from the Milwaukee Road for 1958 taxes. The balance will be paid in September, in proportion to mileage in each county. Town schools receive half of the railroad tax payments, with the remainder aiding state and local government branches, health, police, and Iowa highways and airports. The railroad’s Iowa tax bill is over 400,000 higher than ten years ago, up about 60 percent. The statement notes railroads own and maintain their right of way and pay taxes, but seek no special benefit for railroads from tax use.

Milwaukee Road M. L. Boydston Iowa

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