Hospitals Bill Prompts Local Action Under Hill Burton Act
A discussion of the Hill-Burton hospital construction act explains federal grants of up to a third for new facilities, with states and local governments responsible for matching funds. It notes surveys to assess need, the role of the surgeon general, and Dr. Vane Hoge's administration, while urging communities to prepare applications rather than wait for state approval. President Truman calls the program a first step in a broader health effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pation
Truman
Washington
Ith
Sur
Geon-General
The
Public Health Service
Sual
Sur. Geon-General
Vane Hoge
Hoge
Waynesburg
Jefferson Medical School
Philadelphia
Health Centara
Avepolot Nations
Favorable Report Highlights Iowa Training School Progress
A visiting sociology professor from the University of Texas, F E Haynes, praised progress at Eldora's Iowa Training School for Boys since reforms under Supt. Fred N. Cooper. He urged more funds for staff and equipment, criticized the $250000 security building, and advocated a real reformatory for 16 to 26 year olds. He noted too much time at Anamosa as a junior prison and urged proper rehabilitation facilities. The piece also notes ongoing political debate among Town Young Democrats over a liquor by the drink resolution and its possible revival before the next legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Eldora
F. E. Haynes
University of Tews
Department of Sociology
Prof. Haynes
Blue
Board of Control
Ahool
Bil
Haynes
State Reformatory
Anamosa
Fort Madison
Actin
Creamery Seeks Help Secretary and Helper
Creamery advertises openings for a secretary and a helper, or one person for both roles. Applications due by noon Saturday September 28, 1946. duties start October 1 at Elgin Farmers Dairy Co. Special church services at Baptist church begin Sept 29 with Rev. John C. Schweitzer from Rochester NY as guest minister plus daily children's story sermon and various titled talks. services at 8 pm nightly except Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin Farmers Dairy, Co
the Baptist Church
John C. Sehweitzer
Rochester
N. Y
Sehweitzertista
North American Baptist ‘Seminary of
Cathay
N. D
Wasco
Calif
Vancouver
British Columbia
Portland
Oregon
Bismark
North American Baptist General Conference
Canada
Scheitzer
Christ
Iowa Hallmarks Dad's Day Clash With Purdue
Iowa meets Purdue in the stadium at Iowa City on Saturday at 2 PM for the first conference game. A crowd around 30 000 expects Dad's Day festivities with plenty of seats remaining. Purdue features Bob DeMoss and Catfoot Cody while Iowa relies on Shoener Liddy Kay Cozad and backfield trio King Sullivan Smith Hoerner. First public appearance of Iowa's all girl Scottish Highlanders will be at this game, totaling 55 members with most hold-overs from last year. About 275 girls vied for 25 spots last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Boilermakers
Bob DeMoss
Catfoot” Cody
Towa
Harold Shoener
Bob Liddy
Bill Kay
Jim Cozad
Lott King
Bob Sullivan
Bob Smith
Dick Hoerner
Scottish Highlanders
Highlanders
Saw It in Time Eoho Report Noted
A brief bulletin notes a timely sighting or alert with local urgency. Named place or event details are not specified in the fragment, but the record preserves the urgent tone and the mention of timely reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eoho
Children Cause Damage at Mattoon Home in Hill City
Mrs. Nelle Koevenig of Mattoon Hill City South Dakota reports ongoing property damage at their home from local children breaking windows and other harm. She cites lack of response from caretaker Mr. Larson and warns legal action if needed. Mrs Koevenig notes a visit on September 19 and says her son Eugene is demobilized and home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle (Mattoon) Koevenig
Hill City
S. D
Larson
Mattoon
Elgin Study Club Dines Teachers and Guests
The Elgin Study Club held its second meeting of the year with a 6:30 dinner at the Baptist church. Teachers present included Genevieve Dunkle Cleola Rosenow Signe Hanson Norma Kimpston Julia Smith and Mrs Nellie Hazard plus county chair Mrs Dinkle and others. Guest artist Mrs Thomas Crawford of Frankville performed and Mrs Anna Wool ey of Baltimore also attended. Papers on Pioneer Days were read by Bernice Falh and Sue Bovis, Ruth Tillotson played violin with Karolin Falh. Mrs Crawford sang three numbers and Mrs Crawford accompanied on piano. Mil dred Habeger was appointed to arrange towels for the blind women. Delegates Leota Welch and Sue Bovis were elected to the Elkader district meeting on Oct 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Thomas Crawford
Frankville
Anna Wooley
Baltimore
Bernice Falh
Sue Bovis
Ruth Tillotson
Karolin Falh
Leota Welch
Elkader
Gifts Aid Research at Iowa Medical College
University of Iowa medical college research will receive 14000 in gifts. President Virgil Hancher announced the largest gift is 6000 from E I DuPont de Nemours and Co to Dr P Jeans for vitamin D research. Other contributions include 3000 from the council on therapeutic research of the AMA for Dr Robert Jackson in juvenile diabetes and rheumatic fever evaluation, 2600 from Hoffman La Roche for Dr W E Brown in obstetrics and gynecology, and 2000 from Henry Wampole Co for Dr D W Paul in internal medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Iowa Medical College
Virgil Hancher
E. I. DuPont de Nemours and Co
P. ©. Jeans
Department of
Pediatrics
Committee On
Council On Pharmacy and Chemistry
American Medical Association
L Robert Jackson
Hoffman-LaRoche, Inc
W. E. Brown
Department of Obstetrics
Henry Wampole Co
D. W. Paul
Department of Internal Medicine
No Trespassing Notice Cited After Damages to Premises
A private property owner posts a no trespassing warning after damages were caused by use of the premises as a public playground. The notice is signed by Abbe and references a dispute with Lillie Mattoon amid a community event listing and an unclear local notice.
Lyle Light Takes Bookkeeper Post at Manly Creamery
Lyle Light has secured the position of bookkeeper in the creamery at Manly Iowa. He will begin duties there on Oct 1. Mrs Light and Letha Ann will join him in a few weeks when their apartment is ready. He has worked in the Elgin Farmers Dairy since 1943, filling a vacancy this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle ‘Light
Manly
Iowa
Mrs. Light
Letha Ann
Lyle
Elgin
Echo Receives Congrats On New Building
Mr R P Strauch of Elgin informs Echo Patrons of the newspaper’s newly enlarged quarters in Elgin. Wm R Blake praises the project and expresses best wishes for success as the Elgin community awaits the expanded printing office head quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo
R. P. Strauch
Elgin
Jona
Rich
R. Blake
Domestic Air Mail Rate Reduced to an Ounce
Post office announces new domestic air mail rate effective October 1, 1946. Rate set at 6 cents per ounce or fraction thereof. Applies to air mail to armed forces overseas with Army or Fleet post office designations. Local post offices will stock the new air mail stamps starting October 1.
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Continental United States
Rural School Building Offered at Auction
The rural school building in District No. 6 of Syria township known as the Flanagan school will be sold at public auction on Saturday Sept 28 at 10 00 am. The building is no longer in use and the sale was approved by a vote of the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syria Township
Flanagan
District Meet of Creameries Association in Oelwein
The Northeast Iowa district meeting of the Iowa Creameries Association will be held at the Oelwein City hall at 1 30 p m October 8. The gathering invites creamery officers directors operators and key patrons to discuss reorganization plans changes in articles of incorporation and state association work. District officers will be elected and local creamery problems will be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa Creameries' Assn
Oelwein City Hall
Clean Milk and Cream Must Meet New Federal Standards
Fayette county farmers are urged to ensure cleanliness of milk and cream to avoid products being rejected as unmarketable. Interstate shipment now brings local plants under Federal Pure Food and Drug Administration oversight, with inspectors able to check dairy lines. If a plant delivers dirty milk or cream, it cannot ship outside Iowa. this could close the creamery. Producers with returns should contact M C Wangsness, A W Rudnick, Iowa State College Dairy Specialist, or the local dairy manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette County
M. C. Wangsness
Wangsness
A. W. Rudnick
Iowa ‘State College
Federal
Pure Food and Drug Administration
United States
Iowa
U. S
M.C. Wangsness
Rudnick
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Vern Boyers Celebrate 30th Wedding Anniversary
Forty five relatives attended the Vern Boyer home on Sunday to celebrate the couple’s 30th wedding anniversary. The afternoon program featured Diana and Leon performers, readings, poems, and musical selections by the Boyer and Miller families. A money gift was presented to the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Boyer
Mom
Dad
Eva Boyer
Boyer
George Miller
Pepin
Wis
Clyde Crandall
Hawkeye
Grace Barker
Clermont
Harry Miller
Margaret
June Lee
West Union
M. A. Boyer
Leo Boleyn
Fred Wede
Elgin
Reuben Miller
Glen Boyer
Clifford Homewood
T. ¥. Boyer
Herman Boyer
Clara
Stanley
Northern fishing trip among Iowa Minnesota buttermakers
Louis L. Lehman of Elgin and Fleet Frieden of West Union led a group of about 20 buttermakers from Iowa and Minnesota on a three day fishing trip to McGregor Minnesota last week as guests of the A and P company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis L. Lehman
Elgin
Fleet Frieden
West Union
Iowa
Minnesota
A. & P. Company
McGregor
Falb Buys Elgin Opera House From Miller
Leo Falb completed a purchase of the Elgin opera house and the basement tavern business from retiring owner Wm. Miller after nearly thirty years. He began interior remodeling and redecorating, with exterior painting and lobby work underway. Opening date and business terms to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Falb
Elgin
Opera House
Wm. 4. Miller
Mr. Falk
Walla
Will Christen Buys Dennler Farm in Illyria Township
Mr and Mrs Will Christen and Sir Olaf have contracted for the purchase of the Albert Dennler farm in Illyria township just south of primary 54. The 100 acre property has been improved since 1918 when Mr and Mrs Dennler owned it. Possession will be given on March first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Christen
Olaf
Albert Dennley
Illyria
Dennler
State Fair Assn Praises Newspapers for Centennial Success
Lowa State Fair advertising check enclosed echoes thanks to publisher for cooperation in Iowa Centennial State Fair. Attendance surpassed half a million with notable livestock, agricultural and centennial exhibits. Cunningham, secretary, credits newspapers for the success and notes advertising pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo
Lowa
Iowa
Ida
State’ Fair Board
Echo Sales Calendar from farm auctions listed
Friday sale at Rothlisberger Cedarwood Farm features 16 young bulls and 34 select females of Purebred Shorthorn stock. S.S. Davis E. E. Geh ring and Ted Whitford participate. Next, Oct 1 sale by Mrs Ruth Starkey and Palmer Halverson closes out Uves stock and farm machinery. On Oct 16 John M Chriaten offers Purebred Poland China with 40 head including boars and gilts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Rothlisberger & Son
S.S. Davis
E. E. Gehring
Ted Whitford
Rothlisberger
Cedarwood Farm
Ruth Starkey
Palmer Halverson
Uves
John M. Chriaten
Progress Club Meeting on County and State Fairs
The Progress Club met Monday evening with Mrs. Harry Johnson as hostess. Mrs. Leon Shepard reported on the subject County and State Fairs. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday October 7 with Mrs. Harold Schneider as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress Club
Harry Johnson
Leon Shepard
Harold Bchneider
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Hoge
Eldora conWert
Baptist Church
John c. Schweitzer
Abbe
Lillie Mattoon
Easuht Point
Bo'Ads
Vinlet Schatz
Lyle Light
Manly Creamery
Oelwein
Vern Boyers
OPERA
WM. Miller
State Fair Assn
L. B. Cunningham
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