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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1931

Page

6

Postville High School graduates twenty four this year

Local Postville events list numerous residents’ activities with many names and places. Ruby Bark of Stanley began work at the Coffee Cup Cafe. Dorothy DeSart attended the D.C. A banquet. Edna Hunsberger and Josephine EKniel visited Cedar Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. G.N. Schori visited near West Union. Arthur Redwinkle and family moved to Rochester Minnesota for work. Frieda Freiburghaus and Virginia Doty visited the Mushlethaler home. John Kiple caught a 128 pound carp. Rose Reitz returned home from Decorah hospital improving. Mrs. Melvin Olson plans to return home after recuperating from an appendicitis operation at Decorah hospital. Mrs. Ern Holzer hosted a birthday dinner for Ernestine with several guests. J. D. Shaffer and others carried on work during illness of a local person. Hattie McKellar traveled to Chicago for a trip to Woodville, Mississippi. Dr. L. S. Hutchinson, dentist, years in Elgin. Bess Stoler visited Elkader. Charles Gruver visited Cedar Rapids. Local ads note enamel product. Various visits and picnics mentioned including a birthday party for Kenneth. Girl Scouts held mother-daughter banquet with Bernita Bopp and Marguerite Schupbach dueting.

Watch: Graduating class editors reflect after four years

The Watch notes the last three student editorials by this year’s graduating class. Members chose their own topics for comment and will share views and interests formed during four years of high school attendance.

Sportsmanship Lessons in High School Life

Sportsmanship by Hilda Meyer reflects on lessons learned in high school. It emphasizes doing one’s best, accepting outcomes with grace, teamwork, fair play, being a good loser, and facing life with a positive attitude as one moves forward to work and life.

Hilda Meyer

Getting the Most

Ruth Peterson considers the meaning of school commencement and life success. A man who achieved much explains that dependability and respect without sacrificing character yield the most from life. Each person gains as they give the most to others and to life.

Ruth Peterson

School Aid by Marguerite Schupbach

A teacher argues school is for building knowledge useful to life and work. Without applying learning, time spent in school is wasted. Students should seek fitness for their line of work and strive to distinguish themselves among world leaders.

Marguerite Schupbach

Farewell to E H S Alumni Spirit of Elgin High

Gladys Schneider reflects on graduation at Elgin High School, noting the pain of parting and the enduring value of school days. She argues athletics foster motivation and that removing sports would kill school spirit, urging graduates to face the future bravely.

Gladys Schneider Elgin High School

Student Athletes Face Academic Standards Debate

A remark about students who attend school to play athletics is discussed. The author notes that athletic participation requires good grades and argues that competition should encourage maintaining higher academic standards. The message supports balancing sports and studies.

Memorial Sunday Program at Illyria Church

Illyria Church notes list Memorial Sunday events at 2 o clock including selections by the orchestra and quartet, readings by Edith Holzer and Marie Dennler, an address by Dr. Gilbert J. Chalice, and a cemetery decoration with a Martial Band. A roll call of fallen soldiers and a Legion service conclude the observance.

J. J. Snyder la Fonda Shaffer Orchestra Star Spangled Banner Otis Rothlisberger Reynold Strong Graves of Heroes Edith Holzer Howard Shaffer Forest Shaffer Clarence Thoman Tommy Shaffer Gilbert J. Chalice Manchester Solider Soldier's Monument Reading Heavenly Camp Ground Marie Dennler Perry Medberry

Baptist Church Notes Weile May Services

Baptist church schedules Pentecost service at 10 a m and Sunday school at 11 a m B Y P U prayer meeting at 7 30 English service at 8 p m Wed May 27 2 p m the meeting choir rehearsal at 9 p m Sunday school picnic set for the fair grounds West Union Tuesday June 2. Last Sunday afternoon a fine Sumner meeting. Annual state B Y P U meetings at Buffalo Center June 9 to 11. Expect to send a

Wedney Fair Grounds West Union Sumner Buffalo Center

Strong delegation welcomes church visit from Pastor Ph Lauer

A note welcomes a strong delegation and invites them to attend the church with Pastor Ph Lauer greeting the group. The message emphasizes hospitality and the invitation for service and fellowship.

Our Church Ph. Lauer

M E Church Notes Snyder to Lead Service

M E Church Notes Snyder, minister J 5 announces worship at 10 a m with baptism and reception. Louis Klingman pianist. Sunday school at 11 with a new young ladies class led by Mrs Mel Kohler plus welcome to mothers business and professional ladies. Plan to be present Sunday.

Mel Kohler

Lutheran Church Notes May 24 Pentecost Services

Lutheran churches list schedule for May 24 including Norway at 9 Norse Pentecost services Marion at 11 Norse Pentecost First Lutheran of McGregor at 3 Penticost St Olaf Chapel at 8 English Pentecost May 31 no services due to district meeting

Norway Marion First Lutheran of

Wind and fire damage hit rural Estherville area

In Estherville Iowa residents report a windy st orm causing damage from a windmill wheel at the Martin Wenger farm and a damaged hog house at Ern Holzer’s as the storm cited across the countryside. Georges H Kiple and John Kiple opened a horse shoe court with two electric lights attracting evening crowds. John DeSart recuperates after illness with light work and cautious activity.

Martin Wenger Ern Holzer Georges H John Kiple

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Elgin Postville High School Ruby Bark Stanley Coffee Cup Cafe Dorothy DeSart Oelwein Edna Hunsberger Josephine Ekniel Cedar Rapids GN. Schori Eac. Olsen Arthur Redwinkle Rochester Minn Frieda Freiburghaus Ottumwa Virginia Doty Waterloo F. C. Mushlethaler Rose Reitz Decorah Hospital Melvin. Olson K. E. Mark Ernestine Margaret Grimm Margaret Strauch Zella Boyle Harold Weibel Kenneth Evans Eva Mae Frieden J. D. Shaffer J. J. Phillips Kenneth Mark Mr. Welch Hattie McKellar Chicago John McKellar Woodville Miss Orville McKellar Miss McKellar Bess Stoler Elkader Samuel Mosby Fayette Charles Gruver Cedar Rapida F.C. Mason Celis Meyer Wm. E. Baumgartner Postville Vera Randolf Bloomfield Fred Remier Ella Lehman Clermont Gus Hackman Mrs. Hackman Baby K. B. Mark Melvin Olson Almer Anderson Henry Kamps Colesburg Lyle Engelhart Luana George Pollitt Rudy Possehl William Oscar Possehl Rose Frieden F. L. Sires Holy Cross Ed Riser Vern Sires Preston Doc Schultz Lamont Bonce Kenneth al Schori Samuel. Mosby C. B. Schori Gordon Mosby Joan Keith Thoma L. B. Carter Bernita Bopp Rollin Rollins Service Kohler’s Marshall Fields Iowa Alice Hanson Alice Houg Frieda Miller Lewis Thoma William Waibel Hamer George Andersen Literary Ruby Boyle Illyria Legion Benediction Baptist Church M. E. Church Notes Snyder Myrs Louis Klingman Lutheran Church Notes Estherville J. Strandford John DeSart Max Thom Goodyear Torkelson Bros
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