West Clermont Mission Society Meeting Notes Apr 18
The West Clermont Mission Society met on Wednesday April 18 with hostesses including Mrs Glen Nygaard Helen Os mundsen and others. The program featured lessons by Mrs Lyle Aanes topic Dedication Begins at Home and a vocal solo by Mrs. with a spring conference planned at Old East Paint Creek Church May 6 at 10 00 am hosted by Mrs Raymond Erhardt and Mrs Verdell Pete teas alt.
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West Clermont
Old East Paint Creek Church
Raymond Erhardt
Verdell
Pete Teas Alt
Scouts Hold April Meeting on Soil Conservation Theme
Troop 61 gathered Tuesday to discuss soil conservation. Lew Barnhouse led slides from the SCS office in West Union while members and guests viewed conservation exhibits at Willet Miller and Art Matt farms.
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Lew Barnhouse
SCS
West Union
Willet Miller
Art Matt
Dean’ Schneider
United States
Larry Peterson
Les
Gene
Gordon Olson
Jerry Erickson
Bobby Motty
Dale Hoopman
Robert Ames
Clermont Lutheran Parish Weekly Schedule and Events
Pastor John D. Kronlokken leads services at West and East churches with morning worship at West church 9 30 and 11 00 at East church followed by Sunday school. West junior choir meets April 23 at 7 00 p m and parish choir at 8 00 p m Thursday. Confirmation classes hold as usual Saturdays. East Mission Society meets May 1 with life membership month hostesses named. Circuit meeting at Crane Creek on Tuesday April 29. West Ladies League gathers 7 30 p m. Program led by Mrs Norman Amundson and others.
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West
Westchurch
East Church
East
West Lather ‘League
Crane Creek Church
East Mission Society
Mdms
Norman Lehan
Amanda Buroden
Millard Gisleson
Gospel Message Church News at Clermont Area
Gospel Message Church invites visitors to morning worship at 10 45 a m and evening evangelistic service at 8 pm located three miles west of Clermont on Highway 18 Pastor Lester Lease presides a welcoming note for all attendees.
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Clermont
Lester Lease
St Peters Church Mass Schedule Notes Pastor Cleric
St Peter s Church lists Sunday Masses at 7 30 and 10 00 with confessions before each. A school day Mass is at 11 20 with confessions on Thursday and Friday at 11 00 a m. When there is no school Mass is at 8 00 in the chapel on those weekdays.
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Clair Drummy
Methodist Church announces Sunday services and Sunday school
The Methodist Church lists Pastor Donald T. Caspers leading Sunday worship on April 27 with Union Sunday school at 10 00 AM.
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Donald T. Caspers
Union Sunday School
March Egg Production Declines on Towa Farms
Egg production on Towa farms in March reached 471 million, down six percent from 503 million a year earlier and two percent below the ten year March average of 483 million. Layer count stood at 24,050,000, compared with 25,176,000 a year ago and 24,502,000 in February 1958.
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Towa
Grain Stocks on Farms in Iowa 1958 compared to prior year
Iowa farms April 1 1958 held larger stocks of corn oats barley and sorghum than a year earlier and above the 1947-56 average with total grain stock up 26 percent from a year prior and 27 percent above the 10 year average. Corn on farms reached 394 229 000 bushels the second largest on record while near record holdings of soybeans and sorghum were noted. Meanwhile a local picnic and social visits filled the rest of the page with community news.
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Iowa
To Hold Field Clinic For Crippled Children
Medical staff from the State Services for Crippled Children will conduct a one day field clinic in Oelwein on May 1 at the First Presbyterian Church for children under 21 from Bremer Fayette Clayton Black Hawk Winneshiek and Allamakee counties. Specialists include pediatricians orthopedic surgeons psychologists a speech and hearing consultant a physical therapist nurses social workers and an electrocardiography technician. No charge. Referrals come from local physicians and files are reviewed in Iowa City with reports and treatment recommendations sent to the referring physician.
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State Services For Crippled Children
SSCC
Oelwein
Bremer
Fayette
Clayton
Black Hawk
Winneshiek
Allamakee
First Presbyterian Church
Iowa City
March Milk Production In Iowa Falls Short Of Prior Year
Iowa farms produced an estimated 560 million pounds of milk in March, about 1 percent below March 1957’s 565 million but 10 percent above the 1947 56 March average of 508 million. Pasture conditions stood at 89 percent of normal, up from 75 percent a year ago and above the 86 percent ten year average. Local visits include Merle Rucksack? and Mrs. Carlins with Mrs. Fritz Patrick, plus Ed Barnes visitors and several Sunday gatherings in nearby towns.
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Iowa
Clermont Troup 51 Deer Feed Picnic Planned
Troup 51 scouts voted to hold a parent and friends picnic on Sunday April 27 at 1 30 p m on the Joe Nelson farm across the river from Rocky Dell. Deer meat will be served with table service and plates supplied by parents. Coffee provided by Troup 51. Tenderfoot awards will be distributed to eligible Scouts in the afternoon.
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Troup 51
Parent and Friends
Joe Nelson
Rocky Dell
Birth of Mary Jane Schott at Postville Hospital
Mr and Mrs Art Schott welcomed a daughter named Mary Jane born Friday March 18 at the Postville hospital. The new arrival increases the family to three, adding a first child for the couple.
Illand Hospitalized in Postville Hospital
Mrs Kenton Krueger has been a medical patient in Postville Hospital since Saturday with illness that keeps her under care.
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Kenton ‘Krueger
Postville Hospital
Girls State Delegates Chosen by Auxiliary
Beverly Oelberg daughter of Mrs Selmer Erickson was chosen by the Clermont unit of the American Legion Auxiliary to attend Girls State at Cedar Falls June 15 to 21 Barbara Anderson was chosen as alternate. Girls staters are picked from the upper third of the junior class and are judged on leadership cooperation and scholastic ability. Mr and Mrs J A Erickson spent the weekend with the Robert Larsens in Iowa City and the Norman Ericksons in Cedar Rapids. When in Iowa City they visited the completed Coralville Dam and the OX Yoke restaurant in Amana. Mr and Mrs Lavern Schweinert of Castalia spent Sunday afternoon in the Dick Griebenow home.
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Beverly Oelberg
Selmer Erickson
Clermont
American Legion Auxiliary
Cedar Falls
Barbara Anderson
J. A. Erickson
Robert Larsen's
Iowa City
Norman Ericksons
Cedar Rapids
Coralville Dam
Amana
Thomps on and Dunder visit Postville kin
My. and Mrs. Clarence Thompson and Lawrence Dunder of Postville spent Sunday afternoon.
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Clarence Thompson
Lawrence Dunder
Postville
Phil Steffens
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Dave Hi
West Clermont Mission Society
Aiuidette
Leo Griebenow
Elmer Olson
Lloyd
Spokane
Wash
Robert Smith
Watercration
Oscar Bran00
Jack Dibble
John Shipton
Helen Dibble
Lee Palmer
Chm
Mrs. Palmer
Inga Larson
Victor Guyer
Harry Amundson
Alfred Olson
Nels Iverson
Emma Anderson
Evelyn, Olson
I. C. Jerdee
James Anderson
Wm. Nelson, Jr
Nancy Nelson
The
Birthday Club
Evelyn Olson
Frank King
Center Point
John Barnes
Clinton
Ed Barnes
King
James Friederich
Judy
Kaylene
Leslie Kleppe
Gary
Gayle
Jacob Friederich
Janice
Debra
Lester Friederich
Ames Olson
Anita
Karen
Orville Berg
Marvin Berg
Judy Friederich
Raymond Friederich
Martha McCamn
Hale McCamn
Lu‘ibuque
Richard Frederick
Merle Ruckdaschel
Riverside Material Products
Farmers Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance
Clermont, Iowa
Gospel Message Church
St. Peter’s Church
Franz Appelman
Laird Cline
Fred Cline
Charles City
District
Episcopal Church
John Bakewell
Jacquelyn
Junanne
Elmer Hagen
Dennis Hagen
Robinhood
Sask
Canada
Donald Dugstad
Bruce
Waterloo
Harriet Dugstad
George Frieden
Dianne
Donna
Gena Anderson
Merle
James Helgers
Stony Point
Anthony
Wayne
San Francisco
New York
A Neea
Dean Kittleson
Colesburg
Ralph House
Wayne Shipton
Alma Nelson
Joe Wander
Gerald
Linda
Keith
Gene Wander
Miami, Fla
Phillip Wander
Castalia
Bert Henderson
R. R. Roggensack
Lancaster, Wis
Henderson
V. A. Fiskerbeck
Ruthven
Alfred Baechler
Elizabeth
Luther College
Decorah
Cathryn Crowe
Lorranne Crowe
Jerry Ironside
Kenosha
Wis
John Finnegan
Mr. Finnegan
Decorah Hospital
Bess Blake
West Union Bridge
Walter Eberling
Alice Eberling
Leon
Dale Belknap
Seattle, Wash
Mrs
Reuben Butikofer
Best Buy
Cliff Miller
Carlins
Dale Becker
Mae Evans
Jean Evans
Waukon
Leo ‘Woods and Sons
Carmen Swenson
Will Burrow
Jr. Burrow
Frank Stones
Lawrence Guyer
Dick Griebenow
Mrs. Otto Vasby
Art Blockhus
Traer
Aula
Clermont Troup
Troup Advisors
Scouts Committee
Illand
Mrs. Lavern Schweinerus
Lester Martin
Maynard
Bob Burrow
Bob Popin
Wally Stalfus and
Kenneth Amundson
Dale Freeman
Carl
Elbert Westpfahl
Millard Nelson, Jr
Clermont Gym
FELCO
Clermont Co-operative
Lyle Gunderson
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