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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1925

Page

5

Annual school events and eighth grade graduation planned

Teachers invite public to attend a weekend exhibit and a strong baseball clash with TM Zbes. Mentors praised Mr Ballard. The first primary completed a Japanese picture book. Banquet at Decorah park honors teachers. eighth grade graduation set for June at High School Auditorium with certificates to Lucile Berndt and others.

Ballard W. J. Kobler Ray Crider Mabel Dummermuth Mise Roland jJennie Anderson Bigin Mae Boyp Lea Baldwin Arnold's Park John Falk Decorah Park Elgin Lucille Berndt Lawrence Muehiethaler Reuben Lehman Orville Bunting Herman” “Schupbach Robert Smith Clarence Muehlethaler Lawrence Muehlethaler Tirseeeeres Rose Hadd Margaret Atlan Clara Holzer Frisila Milley Lueligg Miller Ruth Mosby Reading Clarence Mueblethstar Tosephine DeSart Grace + Patterson Luella Miller Margaret ‘Allen Frieda’ Mille Frieda Miller Herman Schupbach Margaret Allen Orville Buntine Lualja Miller Grace Patteragn

Baccalaureate Services at Public Schools and May Day Exercises

A local notice lists Baccalaureate services at the Baptist Church on Sunday May 31 at 8:00 PM with participants including Gertrude Grether and Rev. Ph. Senser. A Class Day exercises event is scheduled for Monday May 1 at 8:00 PM in the High School Auditorium featuring salutatory Ruth Mork and the 195 Eleig High Adop high school program.

Bigin the Baptist I. Gertrude Grether Senser Laver Hineat Ph. Lauer Gertrude Grether Eleig High Adop! High School Ruth Mork

Weather delayed league game rules and salaries set

The document outlines postponement terms for a baseball game including payment of $12.50 to the visiting team, regular $25.00 to be paid when played, and a plan for rescheduling next day if weather forces a postponement. It also details player eligibility submissions, umpire duties, official ball, and a six-team dispute mechanism with league president final say. Upper Iowa University Summer School opens June with training and normal certificates courses.

Olaf Wight Rlee Bach John Ghall Atticls Duri Mme Mahngera Weat Union League J. M. Cunningham Karl J. Konzen Upper Iowa Upper Iown University State Department Homatinn Fayete Town

Twenty Five Years Ago Shoes and Livery in the Town

A nostalgic snapshot recalls a bygone era with white shoes rare, livery bills common, no Tin Lizzie in sight, doctors urging tongue care, a hired girl’s mischief, and telephones just arriving while men handled all the drinking and misdeeds.

Mill Foods Ad Offers Broad Mill Feeds and Prices

Fragmentary notice from a school or community page mentions Mill Foods offering bran midlings and tankage at reasonable prices through Bigin Farmers’ Co-Op. E Hunsberger Mer notes such ads. The piece also references postal service guidance to rural carriers about avoiding solicitation of newspaper and private business by non-government actors. Further snippets list class names, prophecies, and addresses of students and teachers.

Bigin Farmers’ Co-Op E. Hunsberger Mer

In Their Memory of the G A R Veterans

Memorial prose recalls the remaining G A R members and honors their past deeds. The text expresses silent tribute and prays their reward matches the service they rendered.

G. A. R. Papel Esa Fin —Ambletyn N—Egie Pene Nodédger

Memorial Day Program Observed by Ladies Cemetery Association

In Elgin the Ladies Cemetery Association invites all to observe Memorial Day with a program in front of the opera house including martial music by Shaffer's Drum Corps Elgin Band Bugle Call a Star Spangled Banner invocation readings and solos. A march to the cemetery will follow with colors bands Civil War veterans American Legion and flower girls. At the cemetery program items include roll of honor reading taps and wreath laying.

Ladies’ ‘Cemetery Association Elgin Opera House Shaffer Resesses Elgin Band Sae Ermatine Schad Cornet Gordon Mosby Anette F. Capper Mra M Ernest J. Stare Eerl Rothisberger Amctica Coeeg Lauer Julians Shaffer Drama Corps American Legion Flower Girls Cometery Muzic J. H. Carmichel Music Ufelole Vsveyeje Nyainde Losehiaaeense

Memorial Day Spirit and Local Church Notes

Memorial Day observances at the M E Church with sermons on The Spirit of America 1925 and lessons from Acts. Epworth League services canceled at 8 p m. Methodist pastor to preach Taking Aim. John 17 chapter study planned. Elgin opens at Westgate for 1925 season. Westgate’s roster includes Klingman Kiple Falk Luce Laurentzen Christ Gehring Gruver Welch Topp.

M. E Peter Lydda Juppa Baptist Church Point of Elgin

Kids Carry a Wallop at West Union Baseball Camp

A youthful local baseball team defeated older players at West Union by a wide score. They traveled in Bailey's truck to the county seat and enjoyed the outing. The piece encourages the kids to stay sharp so they can push the regulars to improve.

West Union Bailey

Baptist Church Notes May Sunday Services and Meetings

Baptist Church notes list May and June events with services at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. at the County Home, a Pentecost service, Sunday school, a covenant meeting June 4, a Ladies Aid Society gathering May 27, and notes on a church picnic plans. Officers include Carl Miller president and Dan Kruger vice president with other officers named. Those planning to travel to Burlington June 9-11 are asked to report.

Baptist Church Tey Ernest J. Starr Braihsra Qur Ladies’ Aid Society Bay Kiple Qur Abouit The BY Uy Pres Carl

Elgin Boy Elected President of Professional Fraternity

Harry Kelser a medical student at Iowa State University was elected president of the local Phi Chi medical fraternity. He was installed and spoke at his first meeting. Phi Chi has four active chapters in Class A medical schools and about 12 000 members.

Harry Kelser Iowa State University Phi Chi Medical Fraternity Phi Chi

Bootlegger Capture Leads to Record Whiskey Bust in County

Sheriff Wright and County Attorney Layton led a Monday morning pursuit in Yette County catching a bootlegger in Clermont and later another suspect in a back trail. The operation netted 72 one gallon jugs of alcohol valued at 20 dollars each and five barrels of whisky worth 50 dollars per unit, totaling 1090 dollars. The men claimed ex service status, but doubts arise.

Boose Wright Layton Yette County Gaylon Higin Legret Clermont

Rock Island to cut two afternoon trains

The Rock Island line will drop two afternoon passenger trains on the Cedar Rapids branch. Only two trains will run south in the morning and one north in the evening. Station Agent Wertz has no official notice but has heard from trainmen that the change is planned. The move could cripple mail service and burden townships along the line.

Cedar Rapids Rock Island Agant Wertz

A Dias Attack At The Creamery Tragedy On Wednesday

Ev Hans and a helper were at the creamery when a gasket blew on a machine. Nydegger narrowly won the race for the tall timber. Hanson tried to stop the machine as fumes grew deadly. Hanson died before help arrived. Shen Rory Johnson attempted to aid with gas and fell unconscious from the fumes.

Golne Dens Ev Hans Bla Shen Rory Johnson M Hanson

Payette Legion Meeting Draws Good Turnout in Arlington

Payette County Legion members gathered in Arlington Monday for a well attended meeting. Elected for the coming year were E N Mumiston as commander Roy Schrack as adjutant and B J Baumgartner as finance officer with other posts filled by local members.

Attemt! Legion Arlington Delvetn View- Com Frank J. A. Huber Hawkeye Adjjutant B. J. Baumgartner Elgin

Fire House Nears Completion In Oly Town

Fire protection gains with a nearly finished house and new cast addition at City Hall. M Y Kiple led the contract, praised for best materials. Community events include a cemetery service and Opera House exercises, with notices urging attendance and proper dress. Mayor Hoye fined for a traffic corner cut, highlighting local accountability.

Oly M. Y. Kiple

May snow disrupts diary note as 30 degree temp hits

Fragmentary report recalls May snow on Sunday May 24 with a 30 degree morning reading. It mentions Geo D Rose of Minneapolis predicting a better lumber year for Northwest retailers at a 35th annual convention in Minneapolis amidst garbled phrases about a “good be r” and stylistic observations.

Northwest Geo, D. Rose Minneapolis Lambermens’ Association Addeege

Ole L Nelson obituary from Gunder area

Ole L. Nelson was born December 3, 1864 in Hadeland Norway and died May 6, 1925 at his home south of Gunder aged sixty years five months two days. He came to the United States June 3, 1881 and lived in the community since. He married Carrie Pauls June 15 1881. she died 1892 leaving a son Chorley. In 1908 he married Este Sorenson and had six children five daughters and one son. Mrs. Nelson died May 26 1917. Survived by two brothers and two sisters Nels Larson Clermont Chris L Nelson Gunder Mrs Ole Christianson Clermont and Mrs Gilbert Paulson Clermont. Funeral services were held Friday at Nome and First Clermont churches conducted by Rev Gupsten.

Ole L. Nelson Hadeland Norway Gunder Bas Hved Carrie Pauls Chorley Este Sorenson Fronta Nome Fost Clermont Chirch Priflay G. Gupsten

Blelih Blelh Ninths Baseball Results and River District Plans

Blelh team split games last week in two contests. They played Luther Preps in Decorah but could not hit pitcher Nelson, losing a high strikeout affair behind Gehring. West Union High beat Blelih 7 4 in seven innings as Brown allowed eight hits. Gehring struck out twelve and led hitters with eight safeties. The squad plans to travel for the River District tournament next week, likely Monday, with negotiations for a home game for the N E Championship. Gehring increased his strikeouts to 11 Friday. The team faces Cler etty and then Ltena ment in upcoming contests.

Decorah Luther Nelson Gehelng Pauls Ms ¢ West Union High Elgin High Brown Barker Brown Withong Gleason Topp Beya West Union Gehring Peterson Gleiving N. E. Ta Cleretty

Belle Creek Mothers Day Program at Mrs Tear Smith home

The Belle Creek Community Club met on Wednesday May 80 at Mrs Tear Smith's home. A Mother's Day program featured tributes to mothers Ella Baker and others, with recitals by Laura Sands and Dae Smith. A two course luncheon was served. Next meeting slated as a picnic at West Unlor grounds on June 17.

Brille Creek Belle Creek Tear Smith Ella Baker Wccesers Tolti Mathers Anni Kara Laura Sands Dae Smith Hestess Werd K. Paulson

Bankers Gather in Lansing for Tankers' Tweeting Event

Reskers ta Lansing Oy bankers attend a gathering in Lansing to hear speeches about the banking industry. Attendees include B. O. Bamgart ney, Walter Kohtler, Samark and Gor lon Mosby, TL. Capper, Fred Reich ert, and Warolil Greener.

Reskers Lansing Oy Dast Peitay Joccueyel Lansing Varin Wil Tie Aucdla B. O. Bamgart‘ney Walter Kohtler Samark Gor Lon Mosby TL. Capper Fred Reichert Warolil Greener

Elgin Decoration Day Observances Told

Elgin city officials announce Decoration Day activities on Saturday afternoon from 2:00 to 3:00 pm with all businesses urged to close to allow public attendance. Mayor Gus Griderson acknowledges a corrections notice regarding a letter misattribution to Rev Lander Lind and clarifies Mrs Baumer received the letter.

Elgin Tau Gus Griderson Ay Mas

Tunnne Arthur By expert Hinran in Higin week

In week of Stine Te Pani expert Hinran will be in Higin with cleaning costs around 400 dollars. Overammended by Waterloata and Dudague’s best music to be performed. Open after exercises at Elgin bank on Saturday afternoon following the opera house and cemetery events.

Tunnne Arthur Hinran Waterloata Dudague Alpha Behe Offen Opera House

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