Word from Inga Larson to remain in Minneapolis with relatives
Inga Larson plans to stay in Minneapolis with her niece Mrs. Marion Johnson at the Larson home until Mr. Johnson arrives from Los Angeles to bring his family. The article lists multiple local visitors and weekend guests including Agnes Bilden, Louise Bilden, Ruth Starkey, the Lubkes, and several Olson and Helgerson family members visiting Waterloo, Decorah, Eldorado, West Union, Canton, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inga Larson
Minneapolis
Marion Johnson
Larson
Johnson
Los Angeles
Calif
Ames Olson
Darlene
Olivia Olson
Richard Olson
Harry Stolle, Jr
Judith
Waterloo
Agnes
Louise Bilden
North Dakota
Julia Bilden
H. A. Lubke
Ruth Starkey
Jack Bush
Franklin Olson
Craig
Mary Wettleson
Gander
Leonard Olson
Henry Olson
Mary
Grace Olson
Vernon Olson
Decorah
Floyd Bergeson
A.T. Bergeson
Eldorado
Bonnie
Larry
Hagelands
West Union
Henry Larson
Ossian
Austen Helgerson
Lawrence Casten
Albert Olson
Arthur Olson
Bertina Burnas
Alfred Olson
Don Robinger
Postville
Kenneth Ellis
Len Simek
Independence
Bennie Walker
Beverly
Barbara
Swan
Fred Clark
Louis Olson
Wm. B. Miller
Sallee
Kay Accola
Barbara Appelman
Harold Rooker
Sumner
Harry Raney
Marvin Flack
Carol
Don Knapp
Marquette
Howard Jearn
Raymond Erhardt
Henry Thompson
Ole Christianson
Christianson
Emma Gunderson
Verla
Edward Kozelka
Vernon Lee
Dale
la Moille
Minn
Joe Larson
J. A. Erickson
Bert Lyrigaas
Ole Amundson
Gunder Nygaard
Luther Gymnasium
Alois Swenson
Tillie Swenson
Ben Hulbert
Ralph Schrader
R. V. Brandt
Strawberry Point
Ivan Anderson
Mavis
Wm. Burrow
Cedar Rapids
Paul Miene
Crissy
Clarence Jellings
Sharon
Earl Kloster
Clarence Kittelson
Gary
Bernard Natham
Waucoma
Raymond Steffens
Baseball Season Opens With Practice Report and Lineup
Spring comes to the diamond as 43 players report for practice, including 12 lettermen. Outfielders and infielders are listed with Shipton Meyer Martity V. Lousdard Kittleac Amundson Westptahl Schupanits Johnson Wander Thornton L. Tatro Stumme W. Loftagard Yauslin Larsoh Cook Anderson R. Martin D. Gutcher and Franken. The tentative first game rotation names V. Loftsgard and Anderson on the mound, backed by Shiptow behind the plate, with experience giving Buster a slight edge. Continued to Fage 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipton
Meyer
Martity
V. ‘Lousdard
Kittleac
Amundson
Westptahl
Schupanits
Johnson
Wander
Thornton
L. Tatro
Stumme
Franken
V. Loftsgard
Anderson
Buster
Shiptow
Life Sketch of J. M. Quinn Died in Los Angeles Easter Sunday
John Michael Quinn a former Clermont resident died in Los Angeles California on Easter Sunday March 28 born January 16 1874 in Clermont and raised on his parents farm He married Margaret Sheehan September 1 1907 In Clermont He moved to Montana in 1911 later relocating to California He worked for the Milwaukee Railroad until retirement in 1940 Requiem Mass was held at St John Catholic Church Inglewood with burial Holy Cross Cemetery He is survived by his widow two daughters Rose LaFever and Kathryn Graban seven grandchildren three brothers and three sisters Active relatives and neighbors attended and various visits occurred with Clermont residents and friends.
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John Michael Quinn
Clermont
Los Angeles
Calif
Michael Quinn
Margaret Sheehan
Anthony Reidy
St. John’s Catholic Church
Inglewood
Holy Cross Cemetery
Margaret
A. R
Rose) LaFever
Joseph
Kathryn) Graban
William
Straw
Montana
Tom
Minesota
Nellie
Elizabeth
Mary Cummings
Eliza Martz
California
Quinn
Margaret Mullery
Hollywood
Carl Mathias
Malcolm Ward
Lawndale
Ida Weds
Family and social visits across Iowa towns
Richland Center guests Mr and Mrs Howard Larson and Andrew Larson of Wis travel to Hans J. Larson home for a few days while other locals host and visit relatives. Numerous dinners, weddings, church meetings, and hospitality across Fayette Gunder West Union and Elkader region reflect a busy social calendar with relatives, neighbors, and parish members attending events and hosting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Larson
Richland Center
Andrew Larson
Wis
Hans J. Larson
Geo
V. Larson
Aulden Cornish
Grover Monroe
Castalia
Christina Monroe
Gerald Gutcher
Duane
Guy Holtzman
Fayette
Jesse Hicks
Dianne Lee
Ole Benson
Edd Benson
Janesville
Harold Bennett
Creighton Conner Lef
Prairie du Chien
Herbert Dummermuth
Lloyd Gress
Waterloo
Claude Gress
McGregor
Orval Sullivan
Elkader
Hugo Franzen
Franzen
St. Lucas
St. Peter's Church
N.C. C
Ossian
John Bakewell
Jacquelyn
Lawrence Bakewell
Lansing
Wm. Bakewell
New Albin
Jesse Phillips
West Union
J. B. Shipton
Carrie Carpenter
Larson obituary notes early Clermont family founder
Andrew Larson son of Orm and Ingeborg Larson was born on the Clermont farm May 4 1878 and died March 29 1948 in Minneapolis at age 69 10 25. He married Inga Braarten in Minneapolis April 14 1909 and she died August 7 1989. Four children Oscar Viola Bengtson Ruth Kleinheisel Marian Johnson survive with seven grandchildren and siblings. Funeral March 31 1948 at Rosedale Lutheran with Rev Gronseth officiating. interment Lakewood Cemetery Minneapolis. Several Clermont relatives attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Larson
Orm
Ingeborg Larson
Clermont
Minneapolis
Inga Braarten
Oscar
Viola Bengtson
Ruth Kleinheisel
Marian Johnson
Los Angeles
Calif
John O
Louie
Inga
Cleremont
Annanias
Lena Wolff
West Union
Peter Osland
LeRoy
Minn
Anna
Rosedale Lutheran Church
James Gr
Edward
Arnold Lightly
Austin
Stanley Gunston
Tea party notices and birthday greetings in small town
The article lists a tea hosted by Mr and Mrs Lucien Appelman with numerous guests including Robert Lindsay of Postville and Franz Appelman family. It notes Des Moines visitor Bob Okey, Sunday School class gathering, and birthday visit plans for Joyce and Anne Larson with ages eleven and seven respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mk Harbla" Bennett
Mia
Lucien Appelman
Robert Lindsay
Postvilla
Franz Appelman
Bob Okey
Des Moines
Joyce
Anne Larson
Anne
West Union hosts preliminary state music contest
In West Union on April 3 the Preliminary State music contest for solos and small groups featured Clermont representations in vocal and instrumental divisions. Norene Amundson Neva Jean Durscher Donna Johnson led the vocal group with La Vonne Swenson Helen Gerner Lorraine Kittleson in piano and Mary Tschantz Marilyn Follett in instrumental. The jextette included Amundson Durscher Swenson Kittleson Ruth Anderson and Gerner, and a trio of Dur scher Amundson and Kittleson also competed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Clermont
Norene Amundson
Neva Jean Durscher
Donna Johnson
La-Vonne Swenson
Helen Gerner
Lorraine Kittleson
Mary Tschantz
Marilyn Follett
Jextette
LaVonne
Swenson
Lorraine Kittle
Lunch Menus and Home Economics Class Progress
A week of school meals averaged 135 daily with diverse menus from mashed potatoes and roast beef to gavlash and corn. Meanwhile Home Making I students, mainly girls, advance on skirts and blouses with Marilyn Olson and others noted for finished garments, while others tackle dresses and debate new versus old fashion styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Olson
Joan Gerner
Bonnie Entwisle
Marilyn Follett
Elsie Jerdee
Evelyn Miller
Barbara Appelman
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Arthur Nelson, Jr
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