For Sale Shorthorn-Angus Cross Beef Items
For sale shorthorn Angus cross beef by quarter or live weight. Contact John M Millan at phone 2106 in Elgin.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1963
Page
4
For sale shorthorn Angus cross beef by quarter or live weight. Contact John M Millan at phone 2106 in Elgin.
Cards of Thanks express appreciation for visits gifts and cards of congratulations on a birth and for hospital care. Glenda and Glen Odegard thank relatives for support and meals after surgery. Ernest Christen thanks relatives friends and hospital staff and Rev Collins Good Neighbors Club for kindness and prayers.
A MN Homemakers group gathers at Pleasant Valley Farm for a meeting and discussion of farm chores and home economics. Local members share tips on gardening, cooking, and household management while tours of the farm facilities are given.
A regular Elgin Community Club meeting was held at the Legion Auxiliary Hall Monday evening. Letters of appreciation were planned for individuals and groups aiding Elgin's homecoming. Lorenca Muehlethaler presented a financial report on the event. Bill Moore proposed a Moonlight Madness promotion. Other business and community development topics were discussed.
The State Services for Crippled Children will hold a diagnostic and evaluation clinic in Oelwein on September 26 at the First Presbyterian Church, East Charles and First Ave. It serves patients under 21 with chronic or crippling conditions referred by a physician or dentist. No fee for examination.
The Elgin Canning Factory closed last Friday night at 8 30 ending the 1963 sweet corn season. The first cans were filled on August 12 and the plant aimed to pack 800 contracted acres in three weeks but rain and delays in deliveries slowed operations.
Election boards staffed school elections across five director districts from noof until 7 00 pm with extra time for ballot counting and report completion. Members include Mrs Carman Swenson Mrs William Nelson Jr Mrs Roy Swenson and Mrs Lewis Harville in District 1 Andine Vasby Mrs John Shipton Mrs Burkard Riegel Mrs Lyle Gunderson and Mrs Walter Follett in District 2 Harold Strong Mrs Edward Weng er Martin Hanson Mrs John Schaer and Mrs Merlin Cook in District 3 F D Welch Dean DeSart Walter Falk Earl Kiple and C O Christ in District 4 and Paul Crandall Lyle Rubens Richard Erickson Ed Raftis and John Flanagan in District 5 The administration thanks these citizens for their time and service.
An Air Force service member flew from Minneapolis to Lackland Air Force Base on the 31st. The mailing address provided lists AB Block hus Carlyle S AP 17657999 Box 1603 it 1127 Lackland AFB Texas.
Leslie Ruroden of Dubuque spent Saturday night with his mother Amanda Ruroden. Mrs William Torkelson was a visitor Monday in the Harold Meisner home. Mrs Francis West was a caller last Thursday.
A daughter Brenda Kay Meisner weighing 8 pounds 1 ounce was born Sept 6 at Vinton hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Meisner of Center Point. Paternal grandparents are Harold Meisner and Emily Eion. maternal grandparents listed. Community notes include church altar meeting details and local members welcomed at St Joseph’s Altar Society in the area.
The Wadena News reports Legion Auxiliary met in the Legion hall with Vice President Emily Erickson leading. A thank you was read from Mrs. Elmer Striss for hospital gifts. gifts sent to Fred Heiden. donations from Mrs. Caroline Reed and the Johnson family noted. Funds from the popcorn and bingo stands totaled $28.86, with chopper sales and food contributing. treasurer to order more choppers and send $1.50 for the annual. The group plans the October 0 turkey dinner. committees named for dining room and other roles.
A partial OCR listing shows used machines including 3‑te plows and related pricing. The fragment mentions a Roebuck lead item and a monetary amount, but details are incomplete and unclear.
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