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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1919

Page

5

Echoes From The Fire Card of Thanks

Mrs Hannah Holger and children thank the public for rapid aid after a Friday morning fire that destroyed their home and for canned fruit and household donations during recovery. A separate note from B G Stoehr thanks helpers who saved jewelry stock and fixtures and assisted in relocating them to safety.

Hannah Holger Echo B. G. Stoehr Fred Schiupp

Thanking Elgin responders for brave fire rescue effort

To The Citizens of Elgin And Vicinity we sincerely thank everyone who worked hard the night of the fire and helped save our buildings goods and valuable property from further damage Elgin Savings Bank Max Thoma

Elgin Elgin Savings Bank Max Thoma

Fire Devastates Elgin Home. Community Responds

After a Friday morning blaze in Elgin Iowa 1918 many residents aided the Schiupps and others who lost homes. Workers saved goods from Berndt shop Stoehr and Klingman businesses suffered window damage while the Standard Telephone crew repaired lines and poles. Insurance payouts totaled about 4 997 dollars to several families with August Holzer most affected. residents donated clothing and bedding to help victims.

Iowa The Savings Bank Gus Boyer George Nevenswander Castalia HR. G. Stoehr City Hall Denalry Ed Klingman Glaga Kniel Falk Meat Market

Wadena’s Fire Destroys Key Town Building

A large blaze in Wadena destroyed a two story brick building housing the bank opera house and Helden's general store with heavy losses. The fire came early Tuesday. insurance was limited and the town expects fiscal impact alongside business losses. Also notes church reassignments and services in Algin with Rev. Floyd Hillman to lead. services scheduled Sunday morning and evening.

Wadena Bank Opera House Helden Echo Hunsberger Holzer Poland China Upper Iowa Wig Algin Floyd Hillman

Ladies Aid Society Seeks Quilting Help Weekly

The president asks all willing ladies to join at the M. & Church each Thursday afternoon to help quilt. Membership not required and residents from Elgin or beyond are welcome. Quilts should be finished before cold weather, and any assistance is appreciated.

Ladies’ 'Aid Society Aid Elgin M. & Church

Magazine subscriptions offered at Echo office

Echo office advertises subscriptions to magazines and papers as gifts for birthdays or Christmas, suggesting a thoughtful remembrance through periodicals.

Echo

High School News Teems With Lyceum Plans and Sports

The Elgin High School announces a four event Lyceum course starting Oct 4 at 8 30 pm in the Elgin Opera House with The American Girls, Chas H Plattenburg, Alton Packard and Alpine Yod Jers on Jan 1. Basket ball practice begins next week as students prepare schedules and twelve ninth and tenth graders complete forty four window screens for the manual training department.

Digin Elgin Elgin Opera House City Drug Store Rexall Drug Store Lyceum Chas H. Plattenburg Plattenburg Alton Packard America Cartootest Packard Otto Feichtel Blgin West Union County Inspirational Institute Moore High High

Marry Kiple Auction Offers Household Goods and Livestock

On account of moving to Arizona, MARRY KIPLE will hold a public auction Saturday afternoon October 4. The sale includes tools, a cow, a horse, chickens, and various household furniture. Buyers may bid at their own price.

Arizona

Eastern Stars Monthly Meeting Next Wednesday

The Eastern Stars announce their regular monthly meeting next Wednesday evening on October 3. Members are urged to attend as a point of emphasis for the group.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Citizens’ State Bank Will Metzger Wm. Brabham A. M. Weibel Christ Holm George Kiple Clermont Brainard Elgin-West Union Hans E. Grether Wauki John Howard Carl F. Raftis Jacob Christen C. Dummermuth West U C. H. Williamson Grand View Farm Will & Ed Wenger Elkader Fred Ghoge Halatey & Ehori Clern C. J. Angton M. & J. Anderson McGregor Ben J. Erickson Ernest Grimm L. G. & A. P. Lehman Wesley Miller J. Griesinger Frank Crooks John H. Smith Berger Center St Arnold Bauman John Johnson Elgin Land Company Elgin, Iowa Mrs. Schlupp Nick Schorl Abbey House Fred Kohler Apostolic Church August Holzer John Berndt Bigin Savings Bank Dr. Hutchinson Sehmid Harness Shop Bone Ed Hanson Thigh School News Marry Kiple
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