Clermont social notes recount visits and long-distance moves
Local residents and guests share travel plans and hospitality in a string of visits and transfers. Phyllis Skeen Brian and Ruth Starkey travel from LaCrosse to Lavina Montana for two weeks with Lester Anderson’s family and Harold Anderson. Other gatherings include visits between Lubke Hungerford Sieleman families in West Union and Austin Minnesota, and numerous city and rural visits across Cedar Rapids Kayenta Decorah Postville and Calmar with extended family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Skeen
Brian
Ruth Starkey
LaCrosse
Lavina
Montana
Herman Lubke
Allan Hungerford
Frank Sieleman
West Union
Hungerford
Austin
Minn
Mrs. Sieleman
Clara Helgerson
Don Hoover
Nevada City
Calif
Gerald Kittelson
Rochester
Dean Kittelson
Decorsh
Howard Kittelson
Cedar Falls
Dorothy Helgerson
Cedar Rapids
Art Helgerson
Postville
Lyle Olson
Irene Olson
George Frieden
M. J. Blockhus
Elgin
Jerry Baird
Jimmy and
Janet
Arizona
A. Q. Nesser
Decorah
Community Notes From Volga Last Week
Volga residents and visitors share social updates from the week. Guests include Mrs. George Nickels and Qwen with the Floyd Chase family, Joyce Eckheart of Minneapolis visiting with Katherine Bennington, and many local gatherings. Notables include teaching appointments for Tom Robinson and Loretta Duff, a 25th wedding anniversary open house for Mr. and Mrs. Clair Dillon, births of twins to Don Barker, a Volga ball win over Lamont, and various visits among Nickels, Moore, Whitford, and Shaffer families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nickels
Qwen
Floyd Chase
Mrs
Lizzie Chase
Joyce Eckheart
Minneapolis
Katherine Bennington
Clair’ Dillon
Richard Goeschel
Guttenberg
Sam Salverina
Oklahoma
D. Crain
Tom Robinson
Lera Robinson
University of North Dakota At
Grand Forks
Leslie Whit‘ford
Loretta Duff
Arlington School
Robert Nickels l
Marion
Floyd ‘Chase
Mildred Shambaugh
Alma ‘Ross
Bill Cummings
Dubuque
Florence Marble
Don Barker
Barker
Kunzman
Sylvia Wheeler
Mary Moore
Ronald Moore
Town City
Volga
Lamont
Strawberry Point
Wilma
Norma Tenney
Eva Rinkert
Waterloo
Jim Whitford
Forrest
Forrest Shaffer
Local Families Make Visits Across States and Cities
Mrs Thyne moved to Town City and started work in SUI men s cafeteria. Dale Roys Tom and family returned from visiting Henry and family in California and Sterling Colorado. Roys visit John D Roys in the Dale Roys home. Bert Meek of California visited Roy Bennington and Bill Christelet homes. LuRoy Fox family visited Luman Fox in Arlington. Ray Klingman watched the Longmuir children while Bobbie Longmuir had eye surgery. Sylvia Lamphier and Orville Lamphier families connected with relatives in Dubuque and Iowa City hospital. 4 H fair exhibits and stock prep encouraged August 8 10 Chicago visits noted for Gene Seeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Roys
Bert Meek
California
Roy Bennington
Bill Christelet
LuRoy Fox
Luman Fox
Arlington
Ray Klingman
Longmuir
Bobbie Longmuir
Floyd Nading
Randslia
Art Everitt
Sylvia Lamphier
Dubuque
Orville Lamphier
Dusne
Iowa City Hospital
Donald Lamphier
Fred Smith
Oelwein
Maloni Barns
Vinton
Oscar Lamphier
National
State Fair Stock Car Meet Announces 1958 LMCA Events
Auto racing action starts as Jake Borony signals the field at the Minnesota State Fair Grandstand. Four LMCA stock car meetings set for August 23 to September 1, with long-distance races on August 26 28 30 and September 1. Five days of LMCA speedway car races and one afternoon of midget autos, plus motorcycle events on August 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuneo
Eloise Cuneo
Jake Borony
Minneapolis
Irvington man injured as pickup backs over leg
Truck operator Bob Leason from Irvington suffered ligament injuries when he tried to stop a rolling pickup and slipped, one wheel ran over his right leg near the ankle. No bones were broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Leason
Irvington
Thieves steal nineteen items from Waterloo clothesline
In Waterloo, thieves recently took nineteen articles of women's underclothing and a pair of pajamas from a clothesline. Police said several outer garments on the line were not touched, and no suspects have been named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clermont
Barbara Thies
Louie Thies
Jack Bush
Kayenta
Ariz
Bush
Mrs. Patterson
Presbyterian Church
Tama Reservation
Fred Rasmussen of
Queston
Dean Mitts
Fred Egbert
Kansas City
Dorothy Allan
Toledo
Ohio
Jake Ames
Vernon
Emma Anderson
Milo
Dennis Rear
Black Hills
Badlands
Mr. Rushmore
Leo Orth
Debbie
Brenda ‘Orth
IM. C. Larson
Becky
Bobby Rear
Millard, Bear's
Art Matt
Kenneth Wagner
Lansing
Art ‘Matt
And
Otto Vasby
Andine Vasby
Laura Dickson
Calmar
Donna Lundy
Mrs. Mary Olson
Sophie Loftsgard
Monona
Mrs. Olson
Bob Heier
Bloomington
Wis
Ernest Holt
Arthur Wagner
Charles Wede
Gretta Bruins
Mildred of Decaran
Louis Olson
Dorothy Linsley
Fall City
Nebr
Charles Heiser
Fred Cline
Franz Apjolkman
Burkard Reigel
H. A. Lubke
Herbert Dummermuth
Clarence Grover
Waukon
Franz Appelman
Mation ‘Moore
Lorrain Crowe
Bess Blake
Mae
Esther Carlin
Falls City
Richard Heiser
Ottumwa
Herbert Hummermuth
Louie Olson
Elmer L. Nelson
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
E. Iown City
John Wede
Song
Teddy Hawkins
Aurora
Robert Boehmler
Alvin Amundson
Kenneth Suckow
Donna Thies
Amundson
Mesdames
Jack Dibble
LaVerne
Woodrow
George Hyde
Kenneth Amyundson
Harris Kro~ Sa
Henry Suckow
Charlie Sehave
Louis Thies
Robert Burrow
Minnesota
St. Paul
Minnesota State Fair
Elkader Theatre
Man
Gay Madison
Sun
Ernest Hemmingway
Raintree County
Renan
Bob
Closner
Lawrence Fritz
Iowa
Gene Seeland
Chicago
Luther Crandall
Stella Buffett
Paul Crandall
Martin Fitzpatrick
University Hospital
Melvin Bevins
Frank Oldfather
Oldfather
Harry Brainard
Bruce Bowdish
Glen Smith
Walter Merriman
Ruth Smith
Herb Schriner
Francis Brunn
Shirley
Mills
Ted Weems
Fayette County Fair
Clermont Feed Service
Walter Hennis
E. R. Withell
D. C
State Bank Bldg
Elkader
R. T. Martin
Postville State Bank
Poot Ia
L. R. Tappan
Ee Wee
Louis Schutte
Clermont and
Funeral Home
M. F. Schlein
N. Lawler
Paul N. Moser
Dennter
Clermont Hardware
Clermont, Ia
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!