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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1932

Page

8

Shaw nominates self for re election as county attorney

E B Shaw a candidate for renomination for county attorney in Payette county is profiled. Born in Union and raised on a Windsor township farm, he graduated from Oelwein High School and Coe College with honors. A World War veteran and lawyer, he practiced in Cedar Rapids before opening his own office in Oelwein. He emphasizes honesty economy and adherence to state law, offering no promises to voters. Political Advertisement.

E. B. Shaw Mr. Shaw St ‘Union Windsor Township Thik“County Ein Oelwein Cocollege Shaw Coe Cedar Rapids High School Law School Ity Oel High School Fayette County Farm Bureau Amea Iowa City Iowa Law Review Order of Caif Cedar “Rapids John M. Grimm Supreme Court of Iowa Aétna State Bank Sia Payette Hager State Committee Haugen

Local Social Roundup From Elgin Area Weekend

Syria area guests and family visits abound with many Cana, Kerrs, Rothlisbergers, and Firensions hosting and attending picnics dinners and birthday observances. Notables include May 19 birth of a girl to Mr and Mrs Chas Wenger and multiple trips to Elgin Oak Grove and Rendalia for school events and summer duties.

Fanny Mary Clarence Beer Roanoke Fred Schneider Leone Kerr al Hermen Charles City Vissing Arthur Hermen L. W. McKellar C. L. Klingman Rothlisberger John Rothlisberger Gottfred Frieden Rose Garber Elgin Nettie Fischer Ida Marie Frieden Cemetery Association Les’ Aid Society Fred Rothlisberger Jack Bhaffer Carl Lehman Minneapolis Chas Wenger Ella Kerr Lydia Waterloo Della, Chapman Rev Snyder West Union Stian Medberry

Weebles Memorial Services Held In Illyria Church

Weebles Memorial services held at the Illyria Church near June start at 2 80 p.m with R Brewster of Elkader lecturing attendees. Relatives and friends from Des Moines Arlington and Volga City attended the funeral of Albert Kimball with family members joining from Pittsburg Waterloo and Decorah among others.

Rothitsberger Elgin McGregor Weebles Illyria R Brewster Elkader Martha Chapman Audie Ralph Shaffer Leone Kerr Andrew ‘Yearous Desiré Yearous Arlington Fred Rothlisberger Ella’ Foxwell Roy Bennington Henry Whitford Volga City Hilda Meyer Cheery Valley Hazel’ Rothlisberger Geraldine Yearous Don Cummings

Oak Grove News social notes and local visits

Mrs. Ben Brabham called at the Harry Gilson home. Mr. and Mrs. Kohls were guests near Hawkeye. George Boyle returned from two weeks hospital care in Iowa City. Tena Buhr of Sumner visiting the Kohls and Brabham families. Many local calls and visits chronicled including teachers, Binges, and church notices. Weibel Mill Co reports two carload shipments of oats and flour and mill feeds, with strong local demand this winter and spring.

Ben Brabham Harry Gilson Wm. Kohls Herman Kohls Hawkeye Frank Boyle George Boyle Iowa City Tena Buhr Sumner Walter Kohls Mra Thos Howard Enos Howard Ben Brabhar Clara’ Jd Mirader Brabham Harvey Hugh Mary McGee L. W. Reed Geo. Boyle Robert Wilson Lyle Wilson Roy Leuchtenmacher Clifton Powell Hazel Howard Jack Shaffer Merle Fox Ed Boyle Wm. Boyle Merle’ Fox John Luchsinger Helen Lester Cleve Erhardt George Howard Chas. Peters Herbert Dummermuth Orville Page West Union D. C. Dean Elgin Ph. Lauer Snyder Weibel Mill Company Weibel

Local notices and social notes from Decorah area

Bob Peters recovers from pneumonia with doctors and nursing. Sires and Bires from Preston visited Manchester district buttermakers convention, stayed at Sires home, and visited Postville relatives. Funeral attendees included Habeger Frieden and Schupbach from Elgin. Zinnel’s death noted by West Bend Journal. A penny found by Mellree of Fayette County Union sparked front page chatter. Sires children recovering from illnesses and a run of colds easing. Decorah girls and Luther College students noted for blondes trend at peroxide counter. State Senator Hager visited Bigin for political business. county tradition of alternating terms highlighted. Marilyn Moen undergoes appendectomy emergency in West Union. Dr Wolf operated. child recovering.

Bob Peters Vern Sires John ‘Bires Preston Manchester F. L Postgilia Joe Habeger Henry Frieden Oscar Frieden Albert Schupbach Elgin Jos. Bannart Habeger John Zinnel West Bend Journal BE. A. Mellree Fayette County Union F. L. ‘Sires Idune Decorah Luther College Decorah Journal J. H. Hager Waukon Bigin

Local social visits noted in Marquette area

Tre, BE, L Morrin and baby visit John Falk home for a few days. E A Weibel of Fairbank dine with H T Loftegard. H W Falk hosts Sunday dinner with family. Fred Knight Bessie John William and Elsie Smith dine with C J Kniel family.

Tre L. Morrin Baby Marquette John Falk Fred Knight Bessie John William Elsie Smith C. 3 Kniel

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Syria Reuben Howard Ter Hasel Thos. Howard Enos How Alfred Imhof Bertha Kiple M. A. Klingman Wadena Marjorie Reierson Coronel Rothlisberger Arthur Yearous Carroll Klingman Arthur Chapman Oak Grove Herve Robbins Walter Rothliaberger Leo Schwarzenbach Rob Duff Jean Andrew Oak Grove News Marilyn Moen E. A. Weibel Fairbank H. T. Loftegard Mrs. H. W. Falk Harry Wenger City Drug Store Iowa Allamakee - Fayette District Gilbert N. Haugen Congress Gilbert N C. A. Benson America Ketcham Michigan House Benson Turners McFarlane Bensonly
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