Clermont Post Office Listing in Fayette County
Entered in the post office at Cler mont Iowa as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1943
Page
3
Entered in the post office at Cler mont Iowa as second class mail matter.
A lengthy town gathering marks Governor’s Day at Clear Lake with politicians and civic leaders in attendance. The article highlights Custer’s life of service, his roles in the American Legion and Elks, and notes a funeral sermon praising his Christian example. It also covers Iowa State Guard costs, totaling 28,587.20 annually for five officers and three enlisted, and discusses rumors of a looming land boom, with officials downplaying the likelihood and stressing prudent prices.
Iowa officials and petroleum industry sources doubtless foresee a forthcoming reduction in basic gasoline coupons within weeks. Some expect as early as Sept 1 or Sept 15, tied to the Big Inch pipeline draining Midwest supply. Agriculture, they say, will not be harmed and will have enough fuel to secure the next year’s food needs.
The Ladies Aid Society plans a meeting Friday August 13 in the church parlors with hostesses Mrs Nelvin Loftsgard and Sophia Loftsgard. Visitors included families from Waterloo Monona and California, with several dinner guests at the Nyborg residence.
A roundup of informal gatherings shows residents from Clermont Monona Manchester and surrounding areas visiting neighbors and relatives. Delores Anderson plus many families shared meals and outings at several homes including the Loftsgards and Loftsgard descendants hosted a weiner roast with relatives from Farragut Cedar Rapids and Dubuque.
Ed Barnes and Phil Steffans made a business trip to Minneapolis on Thursday. Will Starkey, Charles Anderson hosted dinner guests Sunday in the BH.A Lubke home. Ed Barnes and family visited Cedar Rapids on Monday and Joe Evans near Postville Friday. A group of Clermont residents drove to McGregor Sunday for a picnic supper.
In a dramatic farm incident George Den Beston, 46, was charged by a young bull while driving hogs to pasture. He was knocked over a barbwire fence but escaped unharmed after a tense standoff and later killed the bull the next day.
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