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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1928

Page

5

Postponed O J Hager trial delays in Dubuque court

Iowa briefs report the O J Hager trial, indicted Wauken banker, postponed to the next term in Dubuque. Other notes: McGregor ferry dispute ends with police levy payment, car fare rules changed for five days.

O. J. Hager Wauken Dubuque Waukon R McGregor McGrgor Mississippi Postville Herald J. A. Nelson Northeast Agen G.N. Haugen Congress Nelson Haugen Julius Beeckh Omaha Lansing Mount Ida Mississippi River Winneshiek Bottoms W. H. Dilg Isaak Walton League Walton League Dilg Waukon KR S. Lecorah Decorah Robbins Bros. Circus County Fair Board Geo. M. Bechtel & Co Davenport P. C. Buckman Register Earl Dickinson Brighton Washington Earl

Decision Not to Operate on Luchsinger Arm

Melchr Luchsinger and party returned from Rochester Minnesota where specialists advised against surgery for his broken arm. Treatment will continue at home under Dr. Mock with massage and warmth to preserve finger use. Mayo Clinic doctors praised Dr. Mock’s care.

Melchr Luchsinger John Falk Dr. Mock Peter Luchsinger Rochester Minnesota Mock Mr. Luchsinger Mayo Hospital Luchsinger Falk

Baptist Church Notes May Services and Meetings

Sunday events include German service and communion at 10 a.m. Sunday school at 11 a.m. church dinner at 12 16 p.m. junior meeting at 12 45 p.m. committee meeting at 1 p.m. On Wednesday May 9 Ladies Aid meets at Arnold Bauman home with Mrs A Bauman and Miss Louise Schori as hostesses. A 9 p.m. prayer meeting and 9 p.m. junior choir rehearsal. Delegates and minister attend association at Burlington May 1 to 3. Missionary Viens from Siberia speaks May 24 at 8 p.m. in English. Sumner meeting had good attendance. church welcomes all.

Ladies’ Aid Society Arnold Bauman A. Bauman Louise Schori Brainard Burlington Siberia Elgin Sumner

Elgin High Falls to Arlington 8 2 in Friday Tilt

Arlington defeated Elgin 8 to 2 as Schupbach started for Elgin, allowing six hits and one walk with one strikeout. Farber pitched well for Arlington, allowing four hits and fanning ten. Elgin rallied with two runs in the sixth but Nutting yielded no hits or runs afterwards. Shaffer had two hits and Becker made four putouts in center.

Elgin High Ball Club Arlington Bill Nutting Schupbach Elgin Farber Nutting Becker H. Shaffer

Elgin Farmer May Lease Oil Rights

C W Doty of Hartford Michigan owns a farm in the Elgin area and has received a proposal from an Ohio company to lease oil rights. The firm has leased 6000 acres near Hartford and plans to drill this summer. The owner would receive one eighth of produced oil and be reimbursed for crop and farm damage during prospecting.

C. W. Doty Hartford Michigan Hern Mr. Doty

Band Meeting Next Monday at Town Hall

A meeting is called for next Monday evening at 8 at the Town Hall. All Elgin band members and interested persons are urged to attend with instruments in playing shape for discussion of band matters and a practice session. Be prompt and present.

Elgin Town Hall

Little League Organization Meeting Held at West Union

On April 21 the Little 8 League convened in the court house assembly room West Union with light attendance. Officers elected were R. P. Strauch president H. R. Palmer vice president and W. F. Kohler secretary. One new application to join was received and several others showed interest.

John Cunningham Little 8 League Court House West Union R. P. Strauch Elgin H. R. Palmer Hawkeye W. F. Kohler

Elgin Boulevards and Park Lights Urged by City Resident

F R Berg urges faster action on boulevard lighting and Tourist Park lights. He blames Central States Power for delays in providing facts to the council. He says park improvements require local organization pressure and support to move forward.

F. R. Berg Elgin Berg Central States Power Company

Special Millinery Sale At Clermont And Elgin Stores

Special sale advertised for Saturday May 5 offering every hat in stock at reduced prices. Clermont and Elgin millinery stores feature new spring and summer goods with a call to compare style, quality, and prices. Mrs. W. R. Blake sponsors the event.

Clermont Elgin W. R. Blake

Mystery Play Delights Audience At Church Benefit

A mystery comedy titled The Ghost Bird was staged last Friday evening by young performers under Mrs. L. B. Carter for the M BE church Ladies Aid third division. The Old Fashioned living room setting featured Ambalusia Anderson as the maid and Toby the red haired butler. Cast members included Marie Mosby, Charles Gruver, Harold Greenley as Brad Buckhart, Babe, Phillip Graham as Edward Klingman, Geraldine Schori as Catherine Belmont, Celeste as Catherine’s maid, Louise Meyer, Carl Thomas, Will Belmont, Charles Whitney, Walter Dummermuth, Mrs. Dore, Bella Walker, Annie Bloom, FATS Jenkins as detective, and an orchestra led by Miss Van Horn, Miss Clemens, Max Hunsberger, and Gordon Mosby. The play drew laughs and applause for its entertaining humor and strong performances.

Toby Marie Mosby Charles Gruver Harold Greenley Brad Buckhart Detective Squad Babe Phillip Graham Edward Klingman Geraldine Schori Catherine Belmont Celeste Catherine Louise Meyer Carl Thomas Will Belmont Charles, Whitney Walter Dummermuth Dore Bella Walker Annie Bloom Hazel Davis Ruth Mosby Josephine Dean

Elgin Chapter to Hold Regular Meeting May 9

Regular Elgin Chapter meeting set for next Wednesday evening May 9. All members urged to attend.

Nelson Berener a Norwegian immigrant passes away in 1920s era local notice

Berener Nelson born October 15 1852 in Osterdahl Norway came to America June 1870 first in Clayton County with Lars Wettleson as roommate to Rev Holm. Married Gunild Kittieson April 4 1876. Lived Clermont settlement then on Nelson farm died April 21 at 75 years six months six days from stomach cancer. Survived by wife Gunild and eight grandchildren and several siblings. Funeral at home and Marion church conducted by Rev Tysdul and Rev Glesne of Decorah burial in Marion cemetery.

Berener Nelson Osterdahl Norway Leoness Garden America Clayton County Lars Wettleson Rev. Holm Gunild Kittieson Clermont Nelson Farm Nelson Marion Church Henry Nelsons Gunild Nelson Tena Nelson Andrew Wald 0. K. Hoag St. Olaf Olavus Tollefson Decorah H. Landsgard Ole Nelson Lars Gdegaard Franklin, Minn Nellie Lamb San Jose California Julia Wettlesen Tysdul Glesne Marion

School News Highlights May Sports and Events

The high school baseball team opened with losses to Clermont and Arlington and aims to rebound in upcoming games at May 11 Fayette May 18 Postville and May games at Fayette Clermont. Senior Class Play set for May 25 with commencement week events finishing June 1. Music festival at the High School Gym this Friday. Upper Iowa University Girls Glee Club visit. Fifth grade maps of Australia and poetry study continue. May baskets crafted by third fourth and intermediate grades.

Clermont Arlington Monona Postville Fayette Schori Field Orville Berg Bernard Hanson Dale D. Welch University of Dubuque Upper Iowa University Girls Ah Coqee Australia Deloras Nyborg Gander Lalso

St Pauls and Ilyria Church notes relay grand thanks

The pastor of St Pauls and Ilyria churches expresses deep gratitude for Elgin and Ilyria neighbors. Four and a half months left in the conference year. June 10 designated Children and Girls Day with baptisms and a program. New worship order planned. evening service next Sunday at 7:80, morning at 10, Sunday school at 11, Mother's Day program May With at 10 a.m. All are welcome.

St. Paul's Ilyria Elgin Chird Fenest J. Stary

Fragmented note with unclear names and places

A garbled historical notice references terms like curd thank yous and bins of materials with scattered names such as Rov ard Sty and O. Giese. The text is damaged making specifics about persons places or events unreadable.

O. Giese

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