Echo Office Offer of Yellow Second Sheets
Second sheets in good grade yellow offered at 98 cents per pack by the Echo office. Ideal practice paper for typing and handwriting work.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1957
Page
4
Second sheets in good grade yellow offered at 98 cents per pack by the Echo office. Ideal practice paper for typing and handwriting work.
For sale seed rye listed with contact telephone 2890 and seller Otto Blockhus in Elgin. The line appears garbled but conveys a local classified notice seeking buyers.
State headlines report University of Iowa locating Iowa centenarians, 56 found after a two month search. Dr John Meyer resigns as clinical director of medical education at Independence state mental hospital after about one year on staff. Highway traffic shows most traveled road in town on Highway 30 with 3,915 vehicles daily, up about 200 from 1955. Highway 6 follows as next busiest. Attorney General Norman Epbe to double Iowa highway commission legal staff to four, with C J Lyman and Dan Flores as current assistants not reassigned. Governor Herschel Loveless vetoes a bill placing all departmental attorneys under the attorney general. State Bureau of Criminal Investigation chief T A Thompson launches division training program to improve relations with local law enforcement and plans statewide agency visits. Leona Funk named first field librarian for the Iowa Traveling Library, serving northeast Iowa while retaining Cedar Falls post. Death notices: District Judge Milton Glenn of Dubuque and Davenport Mayor Walter Beuse die in recent days.
Glenaway and Bease died suddenly in separate incidents. No further details are provided about causes or circumstances.
Mr and Mrs Al Vegell of Mt Prospect Illinois left June 1 for Vegley Sweden to spend three months with relatives and friends. They flew via Chicago O’Hare Idlewild New York and SAS with layovers in Scotland Copenhagen and Gothenburg. Their tour included Stockholm Lillehammer Oslo Bremen Heidelberg Hamburg Arnheim Amsterdam Brussels Paris Versailles Switzerland Basil Zurich Frankfurt Koblenz and a Rhine boat trip with 1600 passengers. They will return by SAS to Mt Prospect on September 15. Mrs Vegell is sister of Mrs Herbert Haas.
Elgin locals report visits to Shirley K. Larson in Town City Children's Hospital and gatherings at various homes. Wedding gift committees misnamed several participants. John P. Falk completed a 17 day northwest trip visiting Grand Teton National Park Yellowstone Grand Coulee Dam Crater Lake and Rocky Mountain National Park among 11 states and 5,400 miles.
The article argues adolescents seek belonging through dress and style, mirroring adult conformity. It cites a father son quarrel over a haircut to show that conformity arises from a need to belong, and suggests parents guide identification with wholesome groups to foster self reliance and mature judgment.
A fragment notes that parents resist widespread youth trends. until broader tolerance emerges, many Ellis families will face borrowing pressure as children adopt fashions. The line suggests social conformity drives wardrobe choices and economic strain on households.
A tire rolled down a long hill and came to rest against a sleeping trailer at Marengo. The wheel slid the trailer an inch or more off its base, narrowly missing William Thomas and his sons who were asleep in the trailer.
Mr and Mrs Albert Wagner of Buchanan reported a star shaped tomato from their garden the first of its kind they have found after nine years of commercial tomato growing. Also New Hampton's Mary DeBettignies aged 100 celebrated her centennial.
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