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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1929
Page
7
Sunday visits fill Dover Mills with relatives from Cler Guyer of Waterloo and Clermont while neighbors share meals and church. Iowa dairy data highlight per person butter consumption, factory output, and farm butter, followed by animal care tips for bull calves and weaning timing.
Will Crowe died May 17 after cerebral hemorrhage shortly after a May 16 ride. Born March 15, 1863 in Lindsay, Ontario, he moved to McGregor then Clermont in 1866. A veteran druggist at Brick City Drug Store for 53 years, he served his community with generous friendship. Survived by wife, four children John W. of Waterloo Mae Richard of Idaho Everett L. and four grandchildren, plus four sisters. Funeral May 21 at St. Peter's Catholic church with a high mass conducted by Rev Hehir.
East Church confirms at 10:80. Mission Society meets at Mrs Nels Helgerson’s home Friday May 81 with Mrs Helgerson and Mrs George Hanson as hostesses. West Church Luther League program and English services Sunday evening at 8, Pastor G Gunsten.
The Pocahontas Democrat reports two young women magazine solicitors and a young man visited Pocahontas business houses last Thursday. In Gilmore City one woman accosted Richard Gaughen and his wallet with $176 went missing. Gaughen and Adam Doeringsfeld traced the car toward Humboldt and regained the wallet after a brief confrontation. Mrs Herman Rolfs and Magdalen Olson returned from Ames Monday evening and attended a Velzhep event. The word Weishes stems from college division patterns.
Monday saw students from multiple classes out on picnics near the Elgin bridge. Sophomores visited Dutton's Cave, juniors went to Decorah, and seniors traveled to Waterloo. Mrs Ed Delaney has returned to Clermont after an operation at St Frances hospital in Waterloo, accompanied home by Mrs Walter Delaney.
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