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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1947
Page
3
Subscription payments both new and renewal may be made to the Clermont Local News Editor Mrs Lucy Enge who will issue receipts. Publisher.
Local notes recount fishing at Lynxville Dam with J A Erickson and Norman. Cedar Rapids visitor Gladys Barnes and many Clermont residents hosted and visited relatives at homes in West Union Postville and nearby towns. A new arrival, Kenneth Barkers daughter weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces, born at the Postville hospital. Community members traveled to spaces like Cedar Rapids Des Moines Waterloo and St Paul for work family and leisure.
Maude Fergerson hides from escaped convicts inside her home as they ransack rooms for money and apparel. They seize Ralphs clothes, but she protects a stash of Confederate money and realizes the opened silk package holds more. She plans to flee with the villagers and bank the found bills.
Robert Schupanite and De Anes visited Cedar Rapids on Monday where Delores enrolled for nurse training at Marcy hospital. Augusta Miller ended her vacation at her parents home and returned to Des Moines Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Arnold Sampson of Chicago were guests Tuesday in the John Sampson home. Herbert Dummermuth attended a neighborhood threshing picnic at the Wm Mueller home on Sunday. Walter Lundy Dale and Donna of Decorah spent Sunday in the Henry Olson home. Mrs Henry Olson visited Vernon Olson in Decorah from Tuesday to Thursday. Harold Conner of Elgin spent several days last week in the Herbert Dummermuth home. Edwin Olson of Maynard and his wife were dinner guests Friday of Harry Gunderson. Paul Quinn of Milwaukee weekend guest in the Carlin home.
A teenage girl questions parental privacy and trust. The piece argues parents should respect secrets and avoid opening letters, noting teens seek grown up autonomy and confidentiality. It urges balanced boundaries to foster honest communication between parents and adolescents.
The text argues that teens resist but have not learned to judge their own affairs and that mutual respect with children starts before dating. Honest dealings with younger children foster two way respect and self reliance, while undue probing signals a problem. trust and respect yield trustworthy teens.
A speaker asserts people desire to reveal all and share secrets when they feel they can trust the listener. The remarks emphasize the importance of trust and openness in intimate conversations and relationships.
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