Canissino Plans Weight To Population In Rural Counties
A fragmented Iowa area report notes contention over a governor ordered comprehensive plan linking county lines to weight against populations. Also mentioned are Benet Nagle planning to quit as party chieftain and travel with relatives, plus nursing home advocates opposing a $7.50 per diem MA A rate as inadequate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tata Igs
Couetain
Benet
Nagle
Malcolm Lomas
Red Oak
Lomes
Iowa
Iowa Nursing Home Association
The
Nursing Home Association
Methodist Circles Plan November 21 Meetings
Circle Ruth meets at 2 pm at Mrs Gunes Gilson home with Mrs Norris Copper as program chairman and Mrs Herbert Dumrrétmuth as treasurer. Circle Rachel hosts a Fall Festival at the church with committees led by Mrs Hang Cline Greener and Gladys Hanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Gunes Gilson
Norris Copper
Herbert Dumrrétmuth
Prosgram
P.m
Rachel
Hang Cline
Greener
Gladys Fi Hanson
Celia Thoman Sells Farm For Move To Elgin
Mrs Celia Thoman sold her farm to Mr and Mrs Herbert Blockhus and will move to the home of the late Mr and Mrs H F Robbins on Franklin Street by early December planning to relocate to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Thoman
Herbert Blockhus
Thoman
H. F. Robbins
Franklin Street
Senior Shop Boys Tour Plant Visit Report
Robert Ames recounts a November field trip by senior shop boys to a Chevrolet assembly plant in Janesville. The group toured the painting, body assembly, engine and final assembly lines, observed rapid production, and noted tests before returning home. Participants included Gene Olson, Larry Halverson, Les Olson, Fame Kamp, Gary Helgerson, John Schupbach, and Mr. Hansen among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ames
Sennior
Leon Hansen
George’Falb
Ewes
Chevrolet
Holiday Inn
Falk
John Falk
Janesville
Valley
Gene Olson
Larry Halverson
Les Olson
Fame Kamp
Gary Helgerson
John Schupbach
Paul Corkery
Gordon Olson
John, Shipton
Steven In Metzen
Larry Frieden
Mr. Hansen
George Hab
Illyria 4-H Meeting Elects Officers and Discusses New Members
Illyria Livestock 4-H held a meeting at New business discussed. Officers for the coming year were elected including President Don Torson, Secretary Charlie Shaffer, and Vice President Bob Rothlisberger. Louis Christen and Billy Bennett named as officers as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres
New
Splibas
Bob Rothlisberger
Louis Christen
Don Torson
Char
Rebert Shaffer
Billy Bennett
Dennis Butikofer Moves to Larson Home
Mr and Mrs Dennis Butikofer moved this weekend from the Dean home to the Perry Larson house just vacated last week by Mr and Mrs Roger Frieden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Butikofer
Dean
Perry Larson
Roger Frieden
Chicago Stock Show Opens First Week of December
Farmers and ranchers from over 30 states and Canada descend on Chicago for the 64th International Live Stock Exhibition and Horse Show at the 13 acre International Amphitheatre in the Chicago Stock Yards. Nov 29 to Dec 4. Officials expect entries near 10,000 across beef and dairy cattle horses sheep and hogs. Public viewing runs for nine days.
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Canada
Chicago
Chicago Stock Yards
States
Evangelistic Crusade at First Baptist Church
Evangelistic crusade continues at First Baptist Church with services at 8 o clock each evening this week except Saturday. Pastor Robert Schreiber of Kankakee Illinois will speak at both Sunday services and deliver the concluding message Sunday evening. Services are open to the public. You are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Robert Schreiber
Kankakee
Ill
Elvers Named to Legislative Committee on Special Education
State Senator Adolph Elvers has been appointed to a legislative committee to study Special Education programs including Vocational Education, Vocational Rehabilitation and Education of the Mentally Retarded. He also serves on the Legislative Committee for Departmental Rules Review along with fellow lawmakers Edward Wearm, Vern Lisle, Henry Nelson, Leroy Peterson, Merle W. Hagedorn and John Kibbe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Elvers
Edward A. Wearm
Vern Lisle
Pate
Henry Nelson
Leroy Peterson
Merle W. Hagedorn
John P. Kibbe
Elvers
Valley Christmas Seal Drive Aims To Beat Quota
Community notes announce Valley area Christmas Seal fundraising for tuberculosis and other respiratory diseases with P T A conferences on November 4 and mailing of seals on November 15. Campaign aims to set a four year high final gross, asks prompt envelopes, and invites residents to keep seals for daily mail. Also reports engagement of Diane Ruth Mork and Marvin L Berg, with both families listed and no wedding date set.
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Elgin
Iowa
Fayette County
Christine Seal
Henry H. Wolf
Enoch T. Mork
Postville
Diane Ruth
Marvin L. Berg
Orville Berg
Miss Mork
Postville High
Mr. Berg
Valley High
Methodist Men Meeting Nov 7 Discuss Faith in Spreading Gospel
The Methodist Men met on Thursday with 11 members present. Minutes were approved, devotions led by Rev. Collins, followed by prayer and a lesson. A film strip The Factors that Confront Us urged Christians to increase gospel outreach as other faiths outnumber Christians by 50 percent and global Christian share declines.
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Collins
Sunnydale Club Meeting at Hanson Home
The Sunnydale Club met at Mrs Bernard Hanson home with 10 members and two guests. The group opened with America, devotions led by Mrs Hanson, and the secretary’s report was read and approved. Roll call recalled a summer happy event. articles were discussed. lunch followed and a November hostess was named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnydale Club
Bernard Hanson
America
Tabitha Society Meeting Set for November 20
Tabitha Society schedules its November 20 gathering with hostesses Mdris Guy Probert Clifton Miller and Milton Miller. Mrs Max Lehman leads the program titled Living Abundantly while Mrs Ra Boleyn preps the music. Members will recite a verse on Praise.
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Tabitha Society
Mdris
Guy Probert
Clifton Miller
Milton Miller
Miler
Echo Mailing List Corrected
The Echo mailing list has been corrected and subscriptions up to Monday, Nov. 11 have been entered. Subscribers are asked to check their tags against records and notify the Echo office if any discrepancies are found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo
Echo Office
Final Football Statistics Released
The Tigers completed a perfect season with a 2446 total yards to 171 for opponents and an average 6.7 yards per carry. Valley quarterback Larry Halverson set rushing and scoring records with 17 touchdowns and 103 points, while the team boasted strong rushing defense and led by tackle leaders Kittelson Rowland Thompson and Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Bisledough
Halverson
Rothlisberger
Nims
Roberts
Larry Halverson
Valley
Carlyle Blockhus
Kittelson
Rowland
Thompson
Anderson
Community Club Plans Sweet Corn Day and Banquet
A Tuesday night meeting of the Elgin Community Club formed a planning committee for next year’s Sweet Corn Day. Members were reminded of the Football Banquet for the Valley Tigers, sponsored by the Lions Club, on Nov 26 at the Lutheran Church and urged to buy tickets. Three active members discussed Elgin industry promotion and labor supply research, stressing a receptive attitude toward industry. George Falk asked for full cooperation during the United Fund campaign to streamline efforts and avoid multiple drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean DeSart
Elgin Community Club
Valley Tigers
Lions Club
Lutheran Church
Elgin
Parent-Teacher Conferences Show Strong Participation
Across the Liberty Community Schools on Monday November 4 parents attended conferences in all grades. Wadena Grade School reported 100 percent participation with 123 pupils, Elgin Grade School had 99 percent with 149 pupils, Clermont Grade School 90 percent with 171 pupils, junior high showed 131 parents at 120 conferences, and the high school level reached 61 percent for 264 enrolled pupils. Teachers praise the benefits and plan to consider a second conference in the second semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diley
Wadena
Elgin
Clermont
Elgin cash drawing time changes and turkey drawing date
The notice states that on Saturday November 28 the cash drawing in Elgin moves to 3 p.m. and the Saturday turkey drawings will be held at 2 p.m. in the city park. Readers are advised to plan for Elgin Saturday afternoon.
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Elgin
Fabricate Club Met Tuesday Eve at Mrs Adrian Home
The Fabricate Club met at Mrs Jack Adrian’s home with Mrs Robert Chapman as co hostee. Roll call was a casserole recipe. Projects included egg carton Christmas trees decorated soap bars and a church candle. A brief business meeting followed by evening reports. Two guests attended from West Union.
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Fabricate Club
Jack Adrian
Robert Chapman
Charles Koester
Reynold Baumler
West Union
Roger Friedens
Foll Call
Christmas Books At Library Christmas Books At Library
The Eastern Town Library Co op delivered 40 Christmas books to the Elgin Library for the season. The collection targets little readers, school age children, and adults with titles such as Christmas Lighting and Decorating and The Christmas Carol.
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Eastern Town Library Co-op
Elgin Library
PTA Notice for Valley Community School Meeting
The PTA of Valley Community School will hold a meeting on Wednesday evening November 20 at 8 00 p m in the Valley School The program for the evening will be a panel discussion on modern trends in education.
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PTA
Valley Community School
Valley School
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