East Clermont Jr Lutherans Event Notice
East Clermont Junior Lutherans announce an event in July 18. The notice is brief and reads with partial text indicating a pre feast or preparatory gathering. Further details are unavailable in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1963
Page
7
East Clermont Junior Lutherans announce an event in July 18. The notice is brief and reads with partial text indicating a pre feast or preparatory gathering. Further details are unavailable in the fragment.
West Clermont ALCW held a regular meeting on Wednesday August 7 with hostesses Mesdameg Jeasviller Gpecatr oopmin Lyle ayer ar ence Bear Robert Burrow and Eugene Butikofer. The group sang There's a Wideness in Gods Mercy Pa Peterson led devotion and discussed Donut Day efforts. Mrs Vernon Anderson reported a banquet table ordered with Gold Bond Books and covers. Members were urged to contribute a free will donation for Daily Day. Birthday offerings were given by Mrs Millard Rear. Bible study plans for convention in St Louis were noted. The meeting closed with the theme hymn Jesus Priceless Treasure and the Lord's Prayer.
Lutheran Parish Pastor Roger Peterson leads a Sunday service at 8 30 a m with a Jr Lutherans picnic at Elka dee Care at noon Other Sunday worship at 10 00 a m Miss Your Meals and sleep but dont miss Moores Discount Sale Klingmans Clothes Shop runs a back to school promotion
The notice records Marion Lind's 90th birthday observance and past events at Fayette County Fair and Clermont Comets meetings. It notes film showings from a Canadian exchange, cattle showing pointers by Leslie Anderson and Arbie Schroeder, a county tournament win marked by signing a baseball, and lunch served by Mrs. Upton amid dairy day discussions.
Mrs. M. H. Moore hosted a 6:30 dinner at Bettys Cafe for the Ladies Bridge Club. After dinner, Bridge was played at the Moore home with guests Willet Miller, Mrs. Robert Steele, Cathryn Crowe, Summer Easter, Rochester, and others. High score went to Mrs. Louis for Marzi Elmer Baaler.
The Clermont Comets entered in the junior division by Leon Dibble demonstrated A Blanket for your and earned a blue badge. The Andover suit sample kit for fall is available for selection. Herman Johnson of Wildwood, Illinois, arrived Tuesday to visit Clermont relatives and stay with his sister Mrs. Gilbert Anderson.
Gust and Annie Gilbertson observed their 50th anniversary at East Clermont Church on Sunday Aug 4 relatives and friends gathered. Son Rev Harvey Gilbertson emceed a program with grandchildren. A reception followed hosted by Gilbertson daughters and guests included Mrs Alfred Walterson and other relatives with flowers, cake and cards from well wishers.
St Peters Rosary Society and Altar Guild met in the school building Thursday evening with hostesses Mrs Arthur Matt Sr Mrs M J Finnegan Mrs H H Bodensteiner and Mary Agnes Paulson Newly appointed pastor Rev Thomes Currier opened with a prayer and spoke briefly Members heard about the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women quarterly meeting at Holy Name hall West Union and the inspirational talk by Mary Margaret Angele The group planned a coffee reception for Rev Currier after Mass and discussed family-raising challenges Lunch followed The next meeting is set for Thursday Sept 12 with hostesses listed. Nearby social updates included Cedar Rapids visitors Mr and Mrs Donald Brenner Teresa Gregory and Rose Mary of Cedar Rapids and several local households on weekend visits and Sunday dinners.
Mr and Mrs William Wede announce the engagement of their daughter Marie Led Marie to Sebastian, son of Mr and Mrs Victor Stian of Postville. The forthcoming marriage will unite two families in a planned ceremony.
The St Ann's Circle met Tuesday evening August 6 with Kint Bob Ske ion presiding. Sthidsel presented the program titled Pretzels are for Home. Lunch was served by the hostess. The September meeting will be at Arthur Matt's home.
Mrs Anna Bigler was celebrated with a surprise picnic dinner for her 87th birthday on August 11 at Clermont Park. Attendees included numerous family members and friends from Postville Cedar Rapids Monona Elkader and Chicago. she received a corsage and well wishes from the group.
Last week at Leo's U-Save Store stamp awarding went to Mrs William Lerch Mrs Millard Olson Mrs John Staffenhagen Mrs G N Olson and Mrs Irene Olson.
The Bucks drawing for Mrs. Francis Wolf was not sent, so next week's drawing will offer a $200 prize.
A long listing details attendees at a Walter Lundy home picnic near Decorah from California to Wisconsin and Iowa. Also notes a birth of a daughter to Marvin and Mrs Schott at Palmer Memorial Hospital on August 9, giving family counts of seven children. Other items mention plans to check school slate listings and a 14th birthday for David Schneider with guests.
The Rev Joseph Hsu officiated at the 10 am ceremony on Saturday July 27 at St Peters Catholic Church Clermont. Bonnie Margaret Kelly wed Robert F Rinken in a Ting ceremony with pink rose bouquet initials B R. The wedding included a luncheon for 200 and a dinner for 69, with a wedding dance that night. The couple, graduates of Desales Central and Ridgeway High, will reside in Decorah and honeymoon at Lake of the Ozarks Missouri.
Lloyd Meier has filed nomination papers for director of District No. 2 representing the Town of Clermont in the Valley Community School. Papers were filed with the secretary of the school. The election will be held Sept. 9.
Rev. Thomas F. Currier was installed as Pastor of St. Peter's Catholic Church in Clermont. A native of Mason City and graduate of Farley College and Kenrick Seminary, he previously served in Cedar Rapids and Mason City, with hospital chaplaincy and nursing school teaching roles. He is a U.S. Army Reserve chaplain assigned to the 389 Engineer Construction Battalion in Dubuque. Monsignor Peters presided at the 9 am Mass, and Rosary Society ladies hosted receptions after each service.
Methodist Church guests include Mr and Mrs Leonard Olson Steven Stanley Lynnee and Mrs Mary Olson Mrs Elmer Nelson and Calvin and Mrs L J N Olson with Mr and Mrs Elmer Olson and Roger Pressey. Steven Olson celebrates his Pee birthday at Moore Store teachers friend.
The Service Women's Club held a Sunday noon picnic at Clermont Park. Attendees included Henry Schweinerus, Martin and Chrystal Anderson, Art Nelson family, Isabel Nelson, Sophie Vasby, Amundson family and Joe, Will Burrow family, Henry Amundson, and Richard Griebenow family.
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