Elgin High School News Highlights and Students Profiles
A long Elgin High School bulletin covers staff roles and classroom activities. It details student achievements, including Karen Kiple’s interview for Panther Tracks and a safety conference by Beverly Howard and Nancy Larson. It notes theater acts, a Death Dodgers demonstration, and springtime projects in kindergarten and geography studies of Germany and World War II’s impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Howard
Nancy Larson
EHS
Iowa
Beardsley
Wenger
Elgin
Clermont High School
Des Moines
State House
Dragnet
Karen
Irene Kiple
Panther Tracks
Jon
Misa K
Kae
Mise K
Dubuque
Local Readers Collect Humble Antique Items
A note describes a whimsical weekly feature gathering old items from readers. The collection includes a dish, 2 spoons, a silver fork and spoon, wooden shoes, and various small curios. Names like Douglas West and Paula Ear appear among contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jong Apo
Woreay
West
Douglas West
Larry Patric
la Doma Arte
Paula Ear
Fourth Grade Lest and Fifth Grade Easter Notes
In a school report Miss Benson was given a gift on return. Students plan an exhibit of relics next week. Last Tuesday they walked around town to spot birds and signs. An Easter program preceded vacation. Fifth graders painted art class windows with Easter pictures and hoped to use white rats in health class to teach about good diets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hed Kites
Desi
Ourry
Elgin High School
Teddie Kjosa
Dodgers
Ted
Decorah
St. Olaf
Elkader
Elgin
EBS
Verr High
Fonday
Benson
Haster
Clermont Area Notices of Visits and Guests
Mrs Lorranne Crowe and Cathryn visited Clinton Sunday and Monday with Mrs Trene Crowe and Margaret. On the way home they met Agnes Crowe in Cedar Rapids. Mr and Mrs Arthur S Olson and Mrs Mary Olson visited Thursday at the Robert Wharam home in Stanley. Dinner guests at the Nelsons included Fred Schultz and Dean Schultz with Barbara of Monona Arthur Nelson Jr of Cedar Rapids and Yvonne Chapman with Verne Tilford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorranne Crowe
Cathryn
Clinton
Trene Crowe
Margaret
Agnes Crowe
Cedar Rapids
Arthur S. Olson
Mary Olson
Robert Wharram
Stanley
Eester
Art Nelson
Fred Schultz
Dean Schultz
Barbara
Monona
Arthur Nelson, Jr
Yvonne Chapman
Verne Tilford
Local service members and community social news
Reports include a captain stationed near Tokyo directing helicopters, a Naval Reserve officer in Dubuque, track news from Dale Schultz at Loras College, weekend visitors from Milwaukee and Michigan, multiple family dinners across Iowa communities, Canasia club birthday celebrations and canasta events, a creche shower for Mrs. Ted Lovely, and other local social notes across Castalia, West Union, Iowa City, Monona, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Bis
J. Schrader
HMR
Fleet
P.O
San Francisco
Calif
RW. Steele
L. C.D
Naval Reserve Surface Division
Dubuque
Dale Schultz
Garlen Schultz
St. Amprose
Davenport
Dale
Leras College
Margaret Schinz
Maym Semler
Henry Schnckenreider
Jids Baar
Milwaukee
Oliver Larson
Bonnie
Flat Rock
Mich
Gladys Christopherson
Louann
Oehwein
Ruth Larson
Janice
Inga Larson
Christopherson
Inga
Almer L. Nelson
Harlan Stee
Castalia
Bob Barrett
West Union
Harry Cooney
Harold
Offlowa City
Mary Tatro
Roy Tatro
Lyle Gunderson
James Gunderson
Cedar Rapids
Canasia Club
Millard Bear
Burkard Hiegel
Fayette County Supervisors Elect 1954 Officers
The Fayette County Board of Supervisors met January 2 1964 in the courthouse with County Auditor Gehring presiding. Floyd Gilley was elected Chairman for 1954 and J B Niles was chosen County Home Committee man. They then counted year end cash held by county officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Fayette
Board of Supervisors
Faysite County
Iowa
Court House
Sheen
Hane
Ken Gliley
J. B. Niles
Robert Wilson
B. Niles
Jgne
Fayette County Iowa county board social welfare notes 1954
The Fayette County Iowa board lists appointed members for 1954 including Anne B Holmes Republican Windnor Twp Henderson Democrat OFl wain Robert Wilson Republican Elgin Cordical and notes the official county newspapers for 1964 are Oelwein Daily Register Fayette County Union and Elgin Enterprise. It also designates depositories for county funds with balances listed at several banks and mentions continuation on page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gjox
Eeelte
Awe
Gune Lat
Dacember Bint
Board of Supervisora
Trayette County
Iowa
Haraby Coperatiae
County Board of Social Welfare
Anne B. Holmes
Henderaan
Oflwain
Robert Wilson
Teapublican
Elgin
Cordical
Fayette County
Towa
The
Oelwein
Dally Ragster
Oalwein
Also Mentioned on This Page
Karen Kiple
Barbara Medberry
Edith Gehring
Marcia Wolf
Marilyn Schaer
Bevery Muehlethaler
Ona
Mary Schaer
Kenny Crider
Capper
Joba
Jeanine’ Cook
Marilana Ogle
Florence Hoferth
Linda Kinle
Norma Pulfer
Nice Loftsgard
Bev Howard
Charles Capper
Diane Meinhard
Mgr
Jim Scheer
Pat Capper
Keith Crider
Marlene Wede
Buthamn
Mitts
Norman Mitts
Janette
Jeanette Krueger
Jimmy Tillotson
Iowa City
Germany
Union
Panthers
Bombers
Klinger
Seenowling
Mies
Gary Pritchard
Leo Schori
Bertha Kiple
Brackin
Tony
Albert Schori
Jean Schaer
Tantha Strong
Sharon Yearous
Jeanne Sanders
Richard Relerson
Wayne Sutter
Ray Wardell
Roger Reed
Larry Orth
Janet
Karl
Clermont
Mdms
George Frieden
Diane
Donna
Clara Helgerson
Henry Kittelson
Clarence Kittelson
Clifford Kittelson
Dean Kittelson
Jean
Wn. Wede
Dean Mitts
Patty
Judy
Cliftison
Jeanne
Enoch ‘Gerson
Henry Jacobson
Art Helgeram
Eileen Wede
Irene Olson
Ted Lovely
Lovely
Chrystal Olson
Christina Monroe
Albert Lea
Mien
Charles
Waterloo
Charles DeSatel
Jason Ferguson
Gerald Gutcher
Reo Calvita
Misianum
National Vitamin Products Co
Minneapolis 6
Minnesota
Elgin Co-operative
County Board of Supervisors
Renee
Sheriffs Office
Pases
Pamet
Sacha
Seiyette
Ctriaene Savings Bask
Baers, Tanie
Ieigia Soecoees
Maynard Savings
Davings Dalle
Westgates
Cessense Ee
Artificial
Curtiss
Curtiss Conti Farms
Iaproved Stud Service
Barber Insemination Service
Andrew H. Brackin
Ani
Roddy Kilowatt
Reddy
Monarch
Rterstate Veeetos Ware
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