Clermont Enterprise masthead and editor details
Clermont Enterprise is published every Thursday morning in Clermont Iowa. Elizabeth Priest is local editor and a member of the Lews Press Association and National Editorial Association. The paper is entered in the post office at Clermont Fayette County Iowa as second class yaa matter.
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Elizabeth Priest
Lews Press Association
National Editorial Association
Clermont
Fayette County
Iowa
Believe It or Not Cartoon Highlights Eva Jordan Record
McGregor Iowa driver Eva Jordan featured in Ripley cartoon for exceptional safety record. At 66 she began driving at 62, has used 14 cars and logged over 1,000,000 miles in 14 years with no accidents while transporting patients to University Hospital Iowa City from northeastern Iowa.
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McGregor
Robert Ripley
Eva Jordan
Eva
Iowa
North Iowa Times
Neighbor borrows paper prank solved by subscription
A Grundy City Register item notes a neighbor who habitually borrows the paper. A subscriber solved the dilemma by subscribing for both himself and the neighbor, granting extra reading time and keeping the paper coming.
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Grundy City Register
Register
Register Office
Northwood Anchor Editorial on Printing News
A Northwood Anchor opinion notes that newspapers exist to print news for subscribers and that honesty relies on print quality. It argues bad news reflects the readers and society, not the paper, urging accountability for the news and its reception.
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Northwood
Brainard Social News and Church Notes
Brainard residents visited and hosted over Thanksgiving and Sunday with families in West Union Elgin and nearby areas. Social calls include Nutting Peters Becker and Barnhouse households plus Ladies Aid meeting at Elgin. Brainard Church notes list Sunday school worship and evening service times.
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L. D. Hitch
Wil‘ima
Near West Union
Sidney Patterson
Clarence Tripp
Sidney Nutting
Azalia
Oran
Kenneth Kijosa
Nutting
Joe Peters
Arthur Patterson
Chas
Peters
Louis Becker
Elgin
John Barnhouse and
Lew Grover
G. A. Thomas
Ladies’ Aid Society
Melvin Boyer
Herman Boyer
Lawrence Kerns
Grace
Nutting Home
Robert Graver
John Barnhouse
Barbara Stading
Dorothy Brackin
Brainard Church
WPA County Projects Use 120 Men
Harold Wilkinson of Fayette county local reemployment office reports 120 men on WPA projects split as fifty on rock crushing at Elgin, fifty at Arlington, and twenty one on Oelwein city park work. About forty five to fifty relief workers remain, expected to be at work by Thanksgiving.
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WPA
Fayette County
Harold Wilkinson
National Reemployment Service
Elgin
Arlington
Oelwein
Wilkinson
Arpo-Gazette
Community Notes From Grand Meadow social visits
Local residents share visits and dinners at numerous homes including Ames Olson Gilbert Buraas Bert Lyngan and Henry Veller svens. Travel plans include Kittleson Hartland and Chicago. A humorous aside comments on fashion and a playful boast about Joe Louis and red flannels reported in the Des Moines Register.
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Howard Klaas
De‘corah
Ames Olson
Carolyn Erickson
Gilbert Buraas
Oliver Larson
Arthur Olson
Clifford Osmundsen
Glen Nygaard
Bert Lyngans
Lillian Halverson
Clifford Kittleson
Joseph Amundson
Vinton
Martin Amundson
Arthur S. Olson
Eaton Landsgard
Oscar Lien
Ruth Anderson
Johnnie Helm
Anton Scholen
Arthur Madsen
Donald Larson
Hartland
Minn
Howard Kiuss
Henry Vellersven
Thelma Lyngaas
Eleanor Lyngaas
Henry Kittleson
Austen Helgerson
Will Nelson
Chicago
Oline Erickson
Clermont
Nela Lyng
Joe Louis
Des Moines
Des Moines Register
Gazette
Wake of the NRA and a Nation in Debt
A satirical Chronicle on Washington, noting the NRA’s death and activists drawing six million monthly, the Yvonne Dionne cereal incident, the Ryan Security Bank payout to depositors, and a Paris cemetery epitaph for the Everlasting Lamp inventor. It weaves distrust of government spending with social quirks and a warning about financial peril.
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Washington
NRA
Allison Tribune
Yvonne Dionne
Paris
Pierre Victor Fournier
Rue Aux Trois
Want Ads and Lawn Mowing Etiquette in Osage
The Osage Press notes two men criticized for lawn mowing choices this summer one who mowed his own lawn and another who hired it done. Both claim they can afford either method, prompting reflection on how to keep neighbors satisfied.
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Osage Press
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