Panther Tracks Our School News And Notes
A school column reviews classwork from science to home economics, noting dressmaking progress and a second dress project. It highlights top typing at 52 wpm by Dean Pollock, readings of Drums and Two Years Before the Mast, and last weeks of school with report cards. Department updates cover insurance in law, economics discussions, health education on mind and narcotics, geography reports on Duluth, and physics light topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Pollock
Rogers and Beard
Roberta Mosby
Duluth
Minnesota
Street lighting contract terms with Clermont Municipality
The document outlines a five year street lighting agreement where the company charges no less than 99.45 dollars per month, with a 30.00 dollar monthly credit to Clermont offsetting street lighting bills. It permits extension for five more years if the municipality does not object, requires timely payments, and details installation, locations, and service provisions including weekly patrols and fault non-liability for non caused events.
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Clermont
Geo. Durscher
Clermont Iowa Special Meeting approves street lighting contract
Township leaders met April 12 1949 at the Clermont Town Hall to canvass a special election. Voters approved a municipal electric franchise for Interstate Power Co and authorized a contract to upgrade and operate 44 60 watt and 4 200 watt lamps, with ornamental lighting replacements and new ownership transfer, plus monthly payments to the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont
Fayette
Iowa
Said
Interstate Power Company
Delaware Corporation
Delaware
West Union
Lowa
Geometry and sociology topics in class notes
The lesson outlines geometry problems on triangles and navigation oriented exercises, alongside sociology discussion on labor issues regulation of business and ways to improve national income.
Honor Roll Named for South Sixth Weeks Students
Honor roll announced listing senior students Gordon Pollock Dean Torkelson Marilyn Falk and Barbara Crider with four A's. Three A's one B include Helen Wenger Eu nice Gehring and Clara Mae Bane. Juniors Marlys Wenger and Marlene Mosby have four A's. Others with three A's one B include Darlene Schneider and Sophomores Barbara Rainey Shirley Reusser Francis Butikofer and Mary Lou Becker. Freshmen Janice Torkelson has four A's and Deon Pollock Clifford Medberry and Shirley Shatter have three A's one B. Eighth graders Lane Ash Roberta Mosby and Barbara Boleyn also on honor roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zurbriggen
Sth
Gordon Pollock
Dean Torkelson
Marilyn Falk
Barbara Crider
Helen Wenger
Eunice Gehring
Clara Mae Bane
Marlys Wenger
Marlene Mosby
Darlene Schneider
Barbara Rainey
Shirley Reusser
Francis Butikofer
Mary Lou’ Becker
Janice Torkelson
Deon Pollock
Clifford Medberry
Shirley Shatter
Lane Ash
Roberta Mosby
Barbara Boleyn
Weekly school cafeteria menu
Monday maid rites catsup onion rings relishy corn pudding gingerbread and milk Tuesday scalloped ham potatoes vegetable salad sauce egg salad sandwiches and milk Wednesday dried beef Brav7 mashed potatoes fruit salad pea nut butter sandwiches cake and milk Thursday meat loaf potatoes creamed peas and carrots jellow fruit salad peanut butter sand wiches and milk Friday macaroni and cheese vegetable salad upside down cake sandwiches and milk
Girls trio entertains Clayton County Mayors at Volga dinner
The girls trio sang for the Association of Clayton County Mayors at a Legion Hall dinner in Volga on Tuesday evening April 19. They presented Rose Marie and Tea for Two and will perform again at the Masonic Lodge on April 28. High music groups head to the Slate Music Contest in Mason City Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Clayton County
Legion Hall
Volga
Masonic Lodge
Elgin
Mason City
Doing nothing is the most tire some job in the world
A satirical line from the Ning Monitor notes that doing nothing is the most tiresome task because there is no option to quit and rest, reflecting a humorous take on tedious labor.
Local Visitors and Home Guests Reported in Brainard
Mrs Reuben Howard visited the Robert Kerr home Tuesday afternoon. The Kerr family and Thos Kerr visited Sunday afternoon. Mrs Roger Reeder and Diana called Wednesday at the Mrs Chloa Lyon home. The Robert Kerr family were guests Sunday evening in the Relph Shaffer home at Iliyria. Andy Grimes visited Wednesday evening at the Glen Boyer home. Herman Boyer and Stanley and Ruth Rothlisberger were weekend guests at the Dick Henry home near Waterloo. Ralph Knoll and Arnold of New Hampton, Don Reeder and son were dinner guests Sunday of the Vern Boyer family. Afternoon callers included Milton Miller and family Bob Boyle Peggy Helms and Barbara Gilbert. Clifford Homewood and Hawkeye’s dinner guests with Glen Boyer were the Clark Homewood family. Russell Vornum and Blayne Gilbert were dinner guests Wednesday of the Ray Gilbert family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Hoyer
Fred Crowe
Dan Craft
D. D. Harner
Geo, Moats and Sheldon
Monticello
Chloa Lyon
Louis Becker
Sidney Patterson
Reuben Howard
Clive Helms
Glen Bayer
Arto Homewood
West Union
Joe Peters
Harlan, Bartlett
Freedericksburg
Harlan Bartlett
Ray Gilbert
Bob Boleyn
Blayne Gilbert
Mrs. Russel] Vornum
Liscomb
Roger Reeder
Robert and
Donald Peters
Robert Kerr, Jr
Amos Pritchard
Marvel
Roger Frederick
Peggy Helms
Diana
Robert Kerr
Relph Shaffer
Ilyria
Andy Grimes
Glen Boyer
Herman Boyer
Stanley
Ruth Rothlisberger
Dick Henry
Water
Ralph Knoll
Arnold
New Hampton
Don Reeder
Vern Boyer
Mra
Milton Miller
Bob Boyle
Barbara Gilbert
Clifford Homewood
Hawkeye
Russell Vornum
Community Dinner Guests and Local Visits Report
Sunday dinner guests at Cornelius Reierson included Maynard Ludwig family Carrie Tol lefson Chester Ed Kruger West Union Anfinson Shirley and Chas Wagner. Afternoon visitors were Reierson Reier Anderson and Mervin families plus Richard. Adolph Kummer visited Madison Wisconsin with Earl Redder. Harold Opland family visited Decorah with Dorothea Dreng. T J Olson home hosted Embretsen Peterson and Kirkeberg guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Reierson
Maynard Ludwig
Carrie Tollefson
Chester
Ed Kruger
West Union
Clarence Anfinson
Shirley
Chas. Wagner
Mervin Reierson
Lloyd Reierson
Richard
Mervin Anderson
Adolph Kummer
Earl Redder
Madison
Wisconsin
Harold Opland
Dorothea Dreng
Decorah
T. J. Olson
Waldo Embretsen
P. K. Peterson
Kirkeberg Bros
Olina Ness
Carl] Wiederman
Blanchardville
Wis
Henry Olson
Dairy cows boost milk output amid demand dip
Dairy herds in the region are yielding more milk as producers strive to meet rising demand, though overall output remains below peak early wartime levels. The era saw Russia’s first plywood factories built in the 1880s, while Banter dates fluctuate up to a 35 day span from March 21 to April 24.
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Panther
Europe
Versailles
Germany
Senior News
Honor Rall
Brainard News
Thos, Kerr
Gunder News
Russia
Joe Marsh
Grace
Ming
Fang
United States
Olavus
Phonograph
Ford
Theo. L. Loftsgard
Orvin Thompson
Clermont NO
Postville
Rock Island
Kalamazoo
Otto W. Brandt
Eaton Waters
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