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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1959
Page
3
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A Clermont community page recalls multiple birthday gatherings and graduation celebrations. Neighbors honored Mrs. Lyle Olson with a birthday lunch, while families and friends attended graduation and post ceremony receptions for relatives including Curtis Olson and Sandra Bilden. Several visits and weekend trips are noted among Cedar Rapids Postville Monona Elgin and West Union residents.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Schultz and family and Mrs. Louise Schultz were dinner guests Sunday in the Arthur Nelson Sr. home. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Ames and Vernon were callers Sunday evening in the Mrs. Erama Anderson home.
The American Legion and Auxiliary of Elgin and Clermont hold joint Memorial Day rites at Valley High School at 10 00 on Saturday May 30 The program includes Star Spangled Banner Band Invocation Pastor Kronlokken Pledge of Allegiance wreath dedication Jr Auxiliary girls music Clermont Junior Auxiliary Sextet address Pastor Caspers reading Eloise Lantz Valley High Band selections Benediction Pastor Kronlok ken and retirement of colors.
The 14th annual Contact X Ray program in Fayette County has ended per Mrs R D Fox president of the Fayette County Tuberculosis and Health Association. One hundred one people had chest x rays while the mobile unit was in the county and 23 showed suspicious tuberculosis findings. Eleven others were found to have chest abnormalities suggesting tumors heart conditions or cancer needing follow up. Sixty seven were confirmed to have healthy chests.
In a three day period ending last Friday, 2696 cars and trucks were checked in Oelwein. Patrols reported 206 tractors equipped with poles and flags 41 Amish buggies and 336 bicycles were scotch lighted when the safety lane closed.
Robert Mott was moved from the Postville Hospital to the Veterans Hospital in Iowa City last Wednesday morning. His condition is serious but improving slowly.
A local man was taken to Postville Hospital on Tuesday where he is listed as a medical patient. Doctors labeled the case as routine and ongoing, with no further details released.
Mr and Mrs Aines Olson and Lois Larson visited Rochester to fetch Sandra Olson who spent the weekend at home. The Aines Olson and Oliver Larson families hosted picnics at the LaVerne Larson home with more visits to Millard Bilden and a Friday band concert gathering. Gary Lee Olson, born May 20 to Arthur Nelson Jr of Hudson, joins sister Kathy. Various attendees marked anniversaries, birthdays, and luncheon/ dinner visits across Clermont, Maynard, Luana, Waterville, West Union, Elgin, Volga and surrounding homes.
Clara and Myrtle Peterson Agnes Bilders and Louise Bilders and Genevieve Anderson hosted dinner guests Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Meyer. The Nelsons of Fayette and Isabell Nelson, plus afternoon callers and supper guests from Waukon, visited extended family. Kathy Nelson will spend time with her grandparents in Elgin before returning to Hudson. A correction notes an omitted name from Mrs. Hans Sand vold's birthday write-up.
The Iowa Cooperative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service notes week ending May 16 1959 turkey hatcheries produced 32000 heavy white poults 348000 heavy other poults and 28000 light breed poults. Heavy white poults nearly doubled the small output from the same week a year earlier.
Production of heavy other poults rose 21 percent while light breed poults were around three during the week last year. Egg sets totaled 62 000 from heavy white hens 466 000 from heavy other hens and 49 000 from light breed hens, with weekly total up 13 percent from the previous year.
Mrs Zim Ynerman received gifts while Mrs Laura Herrling traveled to Hayward Wisconsin to visit her daughter and son in law Budd Ashley.
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