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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1951
Page
6
A column from the Iowa Safety Congress warns that dimming headlights behind another car is a key highway courtesy that prevents temporary blindness and accidents. It urges drivers to lower bright lights for both the car ahead and oncoming traffic to safeguard lives and futures.
Visitors and weekend guests fill home life in Elgin Readlyn and West Union during September with numerous relatives from Cedar Rapids Davenport and Madison. Members of the Howard O’Neill Jacob and Luchsinger families and many others host and visit across Iowa and Wisconsin.
A reflection on human unity across nations and faith, urging world citizenship. It cites Van Loon and Captain Stormfield to illustrate how small Earth appears, then argues Christians should see all people as kin, needing God, and work to help lost brothers toward the path of righteousness.
St Olaf and Marion churches announce Sunday schedule with St Olaf at 9 30 am and Marion at 11 am services. All welcome at each service led by Pastor S J Strandford.
E G Steinman minister leads worship at 10 00 a m Sunday school at 11 00 a m Youth Fellowship next Monday at 7 30 p m The Circle Martha meets Thursday with Mrs Herbert Dummermuth of Clermont and Mrs Estella Feller assisting The Circle Joy meets Thursday evening at the church with Mrs Albert Schori and Mrs C B Schori as hostesses
A narrator reflects on youths learning to balance desires with money. Parents guide teens through value judgments, shopping with mothers, and weekly allowances to understand that happiness comes from wise choices rather than having everything.
A Rochester hospital stay and home comfort are thanked by Mrs Reuben Howard for cards letters and gifts from friends and relatives during her illness.
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