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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1934

Page

2

Wadena Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Events

The Wadena community reports a busy week with the Five Hundred club hosting Mrs. Lawrence Whitcher and guests including Claude Nus and daughters Harriet and Elizabeth. Rural students took the 7th grade exams, several families hosted or visited kin in Oelwein, New Hampton, and Waterloo, and the high school junior senior banquet was planned by the Ladies Aid. Local sports note the Wadena high school baseball team beat Maynard 14 to 10 in Maynard. Multiple residents traveled for family visits, church events, and community gatherings near Fay ette, Stanley, and Clermont.

Lawrence Whitcher Claude Nus Harriet Elizabeth Irene Wenrick Sumner M. A. Klingman Faye Corbin Claire Corbin George Miller Arlette Baker Marie Corkery Eugene Miller Harriet Tripp Frances Miller Dorothy Waders Maynard Luella Dahlgren Fayette Ruth Toutsch Clarent d’ Handall Stanley Harold Hermen Elkader Nina’ Davis Wadena High School Ladies’ Aid Society Meyer's Hall Meyee Randall U. B. Church Presbyterian, Church John Fay Blanche Reachliman Hazel Patterson Roy Leonhart Genevieve Waterloo Mra George Kuhnes Donald Leonhart Dixie Lee New Hampton Bill Fennell Elgin Blanche Agschliman Robert Bigler Knut Evenson Clermont Will Whittenbaugh Hazel ‘Gernand Madge Corkery Rita Kennedy Frances Raftis Oelwein Ridge Club Libbie Oldfather Bert Baker Will Heiserman F. Poor Fred Heiden Dawson Clark

Notice to Creditors in Wadena Savings Bank receivership

The State of Iowa Fayette County urges creditors and interested parties to appear by May 17, 1934 at 10:00 AM in the Fayette County Court House West Union Iowa. A petition by D W Bates superintendent of banking seeks authority to accept Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation Bonds and Home Owners Loan Corporation Bonds in lieu of cash and to sell them at the highest price. If no objection is filed, the court may grant the requested authority.

State of Iowa Fayette County Wadena Savings Bank Wadena Poss Auwa District Court Iowa D. W. Bates State of Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation Home Owners’ Loan Corporation West Uni Tin

Receivership sale sought for Wadena Savings Bank property

In Fayette County Iowa the State of Iowa requests court authority to sell Lots 90 91 92 and 93 Herriman s Addition to the Town of Wadena at West Union. The bid stands at 325 00 from C C Corbin under a prior offer terms. If no higher bids are filed by the court deadline the petition asks for an order confirming the sale as proposed.

Fayette County Wadena Savings Bank Wadena Iowa District Court D. W. Bates State of Iowa Wadens Herriman C. C. Corbin District Court of West Union

Elgin Iowa Council Proceedings April 26 1924 and May 7 1934

Elgin town council met in special session April 26 1924 at the town hall with Mayor Becker and four councilmen present. A resolution transferred 312.00 from the General Fund for BE R A project and 129.00 in fair value for I S E R A project. minutes note May 7 1934 regular session with bills audited and paid and an ordinance 167 to vacate part of Diagonal Street read three times and adopted as Ordinance No. 187.

Elgin Iowa Becker Schori Torkelson Falk Muehlethaler Yenney Ball Iowa State C. J. Harrington H. F. Becker Muehlethsler Walter Kohls W. C. Dummermuth John Falk Fayette County Central States Power & Light Corp Will Christ G. Pfister OWA L. G. Lehman Falb Water Tower and Paint Co Max Thoma

Etter Family Visit Spans Wisconsin and Minnesota

Mr and Mrs Irvin Etter and daughter Coleen from Janesville Wisconsin visited from Thursday to Sunday in the home of his mother Frieda Etter. They also called on her parents Mr and Mrs Janes in Wadena Minnesota during the trip.

Irvin Etter Coleen Janesville Wis Frieda Etter Janes Wadena

When Lions and Tigers Fight

A fable-like note states that a tiger is not braver than a lion but other animals influence the fight. When lions and tigers clash, supporters of the lion intervene, while remaining tigers retreat or show little concern for their fellow tiger.

Canada’s Waterways and Lakes Ambition Recounted

Canada’s principal rivers total about 47,000 miles in length with hundreds of smaller rivers and streams. Excluding the Great Lakes, known lake surface covers 78,000 square miles and many small lakes remain uncharted.

Canada Great Lakes

Bad Motoring Manners Reduce Highway System Effectiveness

The traffic bureau of Harvard University reports that bad motoring manners are the rule rather than the exception on streets and highways, causing at least a 25 percent reduction in the effectiveness and efficiency of the country’s highway system.

Trafic Bureau Harvard University

Phrase about thermometer and rapid temperature changes

A Parthfinier Magazine excerpt notes that a thermometer cannot accurately record very sudden temperature shifts. It suggests changes would be registered only by degrees, reflecting cautious interpretation of rapid thermal variation.

Parthfinier Magazine

Elgin Ordinance Vacates Part of Diagonal Street

An ordinance of Elgin town council vacates the northeast end of Diagonal street from Clermont to Center and authorizes a quitclaim conveyance of the north portion of Diagonal Street to Richard Brack for one dollar. The mayor and clerk are authorized to execute the deed. Passed May 7, 1934.

Diagonal Street Town of Elgin Clermont ‘Street Center Street Lot 9 Block 9 Richard Brackin Aald C. J. Harrington H. F. Becker

Elgin Area Visitation Ties To Martie Funeral

Mr and Mrs Archie Roberts and daughter and Will Deerhammer and daughter of Oelwein visit the home of Mrs Louisa Martie east of Elgin. They could not attend Mrs Martie’s funeral on Monday. Mrs Pauline DeSart of Cedar Rapids visited in Elgin several days last week.

Archie Roberts Will Deerhammer Oelwein G. Brooks Postville Louisa Martie Elgin Martie Pauline DeSart Cedar Rapids

Obituary of Louis Martie of Elgin dies at 72

Louis Martie born December 16, 1861 on the Martie homestead east of Elgin died May 4, 1934 at his home east of Elgin after a period of illness. He married Louisa Schneider October 1, 1900 and they had four children Maria Celia Fred and Lydia. Funeral services were held at the home and Apostolic church east of Elgin with burial south of the church. He leaves a widow four children five grandchildren one brother and many relatives. The notice includes a card of thanks from the family and references to earlier regional notes.

Louis Martie Elgin Martie Sabetha Kansas Louisa Schneider Maria Ole Reierson Celia Joe Wander Fred Lydia la Grange Oakville Iowa Rochester la Crease Joseph Martie Apostolic Church Edward Grimm Jos Panwart Peres Louis Amos and Uhlrick Strahm Neckolia Martie Arthur Clarence Schneider

Overproduction of Oil Hits 1860s U.S. Market

Two years after the first well in the United States came in the industry faced overproduction. In 1850 the fret of produced sold for 68 a barrel. By 1861 the price fell to 10 cents a barrel. Output in 1861 reached 6,000 barrels daily.

United States

Oldest Baby Carriage Shown At Washington Museum

In Washington the Museum of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants displays what is claimed as the oldest baby carriage in the country. The ancient perambulator is believed to date from 1808 and is presented as a historic relic.

Washington Museum of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants

Beginning of Century Overview for Nineteenth Century

The passage defines the nineteenth century as starting at midnight January 1 1801 and ending at midnight December 31 1900, framing the era by precise calendar boundaries. It emphasizes a strict century span marked by transition from 1800s to 1900s.

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