Cards of Thanks and In Memoriam Ad Rates
An advertisement lists admission charged for cards of thanks memorials resolutions of respect church society and school natives and obituary poetry at regular advertising rates with price of one dollar.
03 May 1934
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1934
Page
1
An advertisement lists admission charged for cards of thanks memorials resolutions of respect church society and school natives and obituary poetry at regular advertising rates with price of one dollar.
Dr Becker of Clermont, a famed homoeopathic physician, has been elected mayor as town efforts to straighten up the community are noted. Echo reports widespread recognition. The Whist Club meets with Mr and Mrs Fred Gehring Friday. Mrs Schultz of Charles City left after a pleasant visit with her brother Nick Sehori and family. F M Beil visited with John Christ Sr daughter for a week then departed north. The school board elected J H Williams principal Lizzie B Lyons Jennie Anderson Anna Baldwin for the term, retaining last year’s corps. Frances Skarshaug is ill at Caroline Bauder’s Center Street home. Thomas Bros sold about 460 dozen eggs Saturday earning $70. Philip Mazer, working at Durscher’s portable saw mill, injured his left middle finger while freeing a splinter. A wolf’s den was found by Franc DeSart while walking through the woods. he hopes to shoot the old wolf soon.
Transfers reported from the abstract office of W. J. Rogera cover two weeks ending April 26. Listings include Elver L Patterson Sadie DeSart WD $1 and other small deeds, Maude Feller et al WD $1, Lillian Bruckner to Esther Godden WD $1 and partial lot transfers, Grace Simek to John Shipton WD $250, T A King Admr to Ray and Sadie DeSart AD $1,000, Elizabeth Crowe to Esther Godden QCD $1, Charlotte Medberry et al to S H Foxwell QCD $1-1-2, W A Kneeland Admr to Peter Walvatne AD $1 and multiple lot segments.
Mrs. E E Landegard hosted relatives while Rev Strandford baptized two adults and six children at Marion Lutheran. Families visited in homes across Selmer Groth and Lantz districts. Local teachers celebrate term closings with picnics. Dorcas Society plans a church basement meeting with picnic lunch on May 5.
Mrs Selmer Holm and Betty Elaine and Helen Reinhart visited in Arthur on son home last Thursday afternoon. Several households hosted visitors Sunday and weekend dinners including the Osmundsons, the Landsgards, and the Reinharts. Harold Turner the census man has been busy in the vicinity, and Olvia Amundson will work this summer at Clarence Olson’s. Mrs Gunderson remains ill and bedridden under a family physician.
Bigmlows April 21 1834 town council in special session at town hall approved beer permits for Wm F Miller H O Heston and Charles Wenger after bond and $1000 fees were reviewed. Council also accepted plan for water tank and tower repairs with WaTer Tower Paint and Repair Co of La Porte City invited to submit contract. adjournment followed.
The Des Moines Register reports E A Mehee filing as a candidate for Fayette County Representative, though readers note the claim as a mistake or joke. Mr and Mrs John Falb and others hosted Ruth Schupbach and H H Wolf at the Morris home in Marquette for John Falb’s birthday. Want ads invite buying or selling.
Arbor Day passed with lingering reminders to plant trees. Local social notes record visits and dinners among Lehman, Rothlisberger, Lehori, Green, Morris, and Schopbach families, moves into the Falk house, and a Sunday birthday gathering at the Krueger and Stalbaum households. The Moorehead High School girls glee club, led by Myrlin Feller, plans a state contest in Iowa City with a May 3 broadcast from Ames.
Mrs Lena Benson guests at Boise Capper home in Postville on Sunday. Red measles light form reported causing absences in grades over the past week. Johnsons Glo Coat new finish advertised at Elgin Furniture Store. Mrs Eliza Hadd returned Tuesday from Arlington where she spent the winter with relatives and will be at her Elgin home this summer.
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