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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1917

Page

5

Obituary of Daniel Peterman of Highland Township Iowa

Daniel Peterman of Highland Township Iowa born June 8 1826 in Washington county Pennsylvania died Sunday evening November 18 1917 aged 91 years five months and ten days. He came to Playton county Iowa in 1853 settled in Highland township 1856 and died after a long illness. He married Mary J Sutton in 1861 and had eight children 27 grandchildren and 38 great grandchildren. Funeral held Tuesday at Volga conducted by Rev B F von with Job 5 26 as text.

Daniel Peterman Clayton County Iowa Washington County Pennsylvania John Rebecca Peterman Free Will Baptist Church Daniel Ripley County Indiana Mary J Sutton Joseph Arlington John W Atlanta Solomon Nevada Henry Highland'Township Volga Rebecca Duff Highland ‘Township Lowa Martha Lichias Die Fnam Manchester Peterman Playton County Hikport Highland Township B. F. von Job

Elgin High School Notes Highlight Activities

The home economics department serves noon meals twice weekly at three cents a day to provide hot options. A Towns and Delvers program Saturday at 2 30 will honor Thanksgiving. The grammar room proudly reports near perfect attendance. James McDonald left fifth grade as the family moves to Farley. The Elgin boys host Lawler Friday night November 23. A basketball game Saturday night yielded Nayor of the Chorios 14 7. A carnival is planned for December 16.

Wagnall Delvers Grammar Room James McDonald Farley

Subscriptions Urgency Front Page Appeal

The paper urges subscribers to check their name tag, catch up on dues, and settle promptly to cover rising costs and keep the publication running. The editor emphasizes that bills must be paid when due and asks readers to act now to avoid further financial strain.

Notice to Settle and Hog Purchase Offer

Notice to settle accounts at once or options to settle with produce cash note or bankable paper. Store accounts must be settled by December Sint 1917. Max Thoma seeking hogs weighing 100 or 140 pounds. Will pay 1 cent above market. Contact Chris Moyer by write or call.

Sint Max Thoma Chris Moyer

Red Cross Auction Sale To Aid Local Hospital Supplies

Elgin's Red Cross auction at the opera house on Saturday November 24 begins at 10 am. Funds will purchase materials for hospital shirts gowns bed jackets pajamas and more to support servicemen and the Red Cross and YMCAs efforts. Bring nonperishable items or live stock for Saturday pickup and enjoy a dairy lunch served by Red Cross ladies.

Red Cross Elgin Chapter Elgin Opera House

Camp Funston Letter From Win Bauman 341st Field Artillery

Mrs Anderson receives a letter from Win Bauman at Camp Funston describing the vast base in Kansas, daily drills, long hikes, religious activities by the YMCA, and hopes for cannons and horses. He notes 50,000 men with 12,000 more anticipated, Liberty Bonds common among troops, and a patriotic aim to defeat the Kaiser.

Camp Funston Ansas U.S. A Win Bauman 341St Field Artillery Camp Munston Kangas

New Models of Corsets and Bubble Help for Children

A humorous rural newspaper note discusses corset trends and a speaker recommending bubble blowing to expand lungs and reduce adenoids. The writer questions parental cooperation and comments on modern fashions and baths, ending with a wry remark about being overly breathless.

Prominent Elgin Contractor Joseph Butler Dies at 74

Last Thursday evening November 16 at seven o'clock Joseph Butler a well known Elgin contractor and builder died after an eighteen month illness due to arterial hardening. Born March 5 1851 in Lawrenceville Winds he moved with his mother after his father’s death and long supported her. He married Hattie Moats September 27 1904 and lived chiefly in Elgin building many homes and public structures. Funeral services were at the German Baptist church conducted by Rev Wedel with a Masonic burial service. He is survived by his wife and a sister Mrs John Brackin among others in Des Moines West Union Volga City Randalla La Porte and La Porte visitors attended.

Joseph Butler Elgin Joseph Buchler Joseph Martha Butler Lawrence Algin Hattie Moats Witess Higin Des Moines German Baptist Church Wedel Behaveh Elgin Cemetery John Brackin Mother Earth Hadsel E. MaPhillips West Union Marshal Mfe John Lepman la Porte Finke Abe Moats Hol White Warne White Volga City Mrs. Butler Miss Finch West Union S. W. Rubger Randalla

Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss

Mrs Joseph Butler expresses gratitude to friends who helped during sickness death and burial of her husband thanking them for words and deeds and support during the difficult time.

Joseph

Lime Kiln School Report for Month Ending Nov 18

Lime Kiln district No 3 Pleasant Valley Township reports 14 enrolled pupils with average daily attendance 4.12.6 and 2 cases tardy.18 visitors and 8 perfect attendances. Names of those never absent or tardy include Wilma Schaer Mable Dummermuth Clive Helms Milton Miller Marshall Helms Clifford Helms Flory Dummermuth John Schaer Jennie Anderson. Teacher H K McDonald, who has served as station agent, moved to Parley for similar work with Hinds Central. he moved housing and family by car. W J Stout has since taken the station at Elgin.

Lime Kiln Pleasant Valley Township Turdinvad .Sj Attenielpaeass Wilma Schaer Mable Dummermuth Clive Helms Milton Miller Marshall Helms Clifford Helms Flory Dummermuth John Schaer Jennie Anderson HK. T. McDonald Parley Hinds Central Mr. McDonald W. J. Stout Elgin

Red Cross sale and local notices mix with sports and gossip

Capper and Sons displays men's neckwear as Red Cross sale opens with produce, fruit, canned goods and more. Friday's opera house basketball game promises fast action. Nurse Mrs O'Haran aided Joseph Butler’s family after a funeral. Sumner Red Cross auction raised 2600 with 1900 unsold. pumpkin brought 198. A misnaming incident involving Max Lehman and Hungberger was corrected.

Capper & Sons Red Cross Opera House Elgin Va. Lawler Sumner Iowa

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Elgin Savings Bank Gus Gunderson Samuel Mosby Elgin Canning Co Elgin School Notes Lime Kiln School Citizens’ State Bank Elgin, Iowa Ero School L. J. Groth Rit Lux Soap T. J. Capper’s Steel Haistensons Echo Max Lehman Eskador Hungberger Red Cross Sale Floyd Max Thoma Elgin
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