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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1957
Page
1
The Elgin Echo of Elgin Iowa, Fayette County, declares mail matter entered as second class and notes its publication details under the 1852 act.
Jeannie Cook of 1242 First St SW Rochester Minnesota and Nels Gilbert of 1200 4th Ave SE Cedar Rapids appear in a community notice listing residents and addresses for eligibility verification and local records.
Elgin local notes show dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gilson including Mrs. Pearl Ward Guttenberg and Mrs. A L Petersen with Mrs. Guy Whitford West Union. John F Fal a State University student, spent weekend with his parents. Mrs. Richard Wright Waterloo spent weekend with her parents. The Chess Peters Cindy Peters and Dennis Olson visited Mr. and Mrs. Louis Becker. Kim Porter celebrated her first birthday as relatives from Oelwein and Cedar Falls joined they.
Neal Gorham a farm youngster near Soldier was knocked down and kicked unconscious by a milk cow last week. An older brother came to the boy's rescue.
Dozen Mark Charles Haigh of Dundee is noted to have twelve grandparents including four grandparents four great grandparents and four great great grandparents. Morris Reynolds of Yale died after an injury while unloading corn his foot caught in a tumbling rod of a power jack and was badly mangled.
The office of the U S Treasurer is described as a government banking facility charged with servicing the federal establishment. It handles receipt and disbursement of public money, accounting for funds, custody and redemption of currency, issue and payment of checks, safekeeping of securities, and payment of principal and interest on public debt.
Dean Cass of Fontanelle suffered a severe toe injury when his boot caught in an auger during corn loading at a Greenfield elevator. The incident left his big toe broken in five places.
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