Catholic Societies Meet At Harlan Schultz Home
The Rosary Society and Altar Guild gathered Thursday at Mrs. Harlan Schultz's home with women including Mrs. John Bakewell and Mrs. Brady Paulson assisting. They opened with prayer and a Rosary decade, welcomed sixteen members, and discussed Advent scripture. The sick committee reported on plants and fruit for members, the finished quilt will be given at lunch December 11 at Pratt Electric Shop, and a clothing box was sent to Rome for needy European children.
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Rosary Society and Altar Guild
Harlan Schultz
John Bakewell
Brady Paulson
Lorrine Crowe
Geneva Wells
Eliza Martz
Pratt Electric Shop
Extension Magazine
Knock
Ireland
Rome
Europe
Builders Start Home for Christiansons in North Town
Start Work on Home Construction has begun for Mr. and Mrs. Albert Christianson in the north end of town. They expect to move about March 1. The project is by their son-in-law Elmer Sander of Postville.
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Albert Christianson
Christiansons
Elmer Sander
Postville
Typing class and a student profile in the paper
The article describes typing class activities including block and indented styles and poetry typing. It notes student speeds led by Marilyn Follett at 39.5 WPM and Barbara Appelman at 39 WPM, then presents a brief Who's Who on Norman Sampson detailing height, weight, sports, and interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Follett
Barbara Appelman
New Student Margaret Fischer Joins Clermont High
Margaret Fischer transfers from Mt Hope Wig to Clermont High as a junior, enlarging the junior class to 21. The district hosts a choral operetta in Larrabee auditorium led by Miss Maude Rucker to raise funds for a radio phonograph for the choral department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Fischer
Clermont High
Margaret
Mt. Hope
Wig
Clermont
Maude Rucker
Olson to Carry On Family Farm Implement Firm
Mrs Evelyn Olson will continue the Clermont farm implement business started by her late husband. Elmer Olson will manage with help from his brother, while Richard Olson remains involved. The operation now covers most of a three storefront block and will keep John Deere lines. The new firm name is forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Olson
Clermont
Elmer Olson
Olson
Richard
John Deere
Elgin and Clermont Split Tuesday Basketball Games
Elgin and Clermont split results with Clermont girls losing 44 to 29 as Lorraine Kittelson scored 19 for Clermont and Eunice Gehring led Elgin with 13. The boys game ended 34 to 24 in favor of Elgin after Elgin led most of the way and Clermont used its second team late guided by a large Elgin crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont
Elgin
Lorraine Kittelson
Eunice Gehring
Elgin Pannthers
Willet Miller Wins Fourth at International
Willet Miller, junior of Miller & Son farm operators, entered two Poland China pens in Chicago International class 84. His light pen placed fourth against 26 pens from universities and feeders. one pen sold to a packer at 25.50 per hundred. It’s his first year farming solo and first show ring attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willet Miller
Wm. B. Miller & Son
Poland
Miller
Si Rged
Miller & Son
John Deere Day Set by Olson Implement Co
Olson Implement Co in Clermont plans the annual John Deere Day on Thursday December 16 at the Ford Garage display room. The event features educational films on modern farming, new equipment and other features. Local dealers cover the event cost and tickets are urged in advance at the store.
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Clermont Community Club
Ford Garage
Olson Implement Co
Cleremont
John Deere
John Deere Co
Olson Implement
Priscillas Met December Meeting with Hostesses and Nominations
The Priscilla Working Band met Wednesday December 1 with hostesses Mesdames Clarence Johnson Raymond Erhardt Louis A Olson Harold Halverson Merle Moen and Elmer Blockhus. Devotions were by Mrs Johnson in Rev Nesset's absence. Secretary and treasurer reports were read and annual reports given. Nominating committee recommended Millard Nelson for president Richard Olson for first vice president Arthur Olson for second vice president Vernon Anderson for secretary and James Henderson for treasurer. Officers were unanimously elected. The program included Hymn read by Ruth Olson a Christmas reading a vocal solo by Norene Amundson and the meeting closed with a hymn and the Lord's Prayer and doxology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Working Band
Mesdames
Clarence Johnson
Raymond Erhardt
Louis A. Olson
Harold Halverson
Merle Moen
Elmer Blockhus
Nesset
Hovland
Millard Nelson
Richard ©. Olson
Arthur 5S. Olson
Vernon Anderson
James Henderson
Ruth Olson
Society
Norene Amundson
Herald Angels
East Clermont
Lyle Olson
Cradle Roll
Geraldine Olson
Missionary Magazine
Church
Selmer Groth
Donald Larson
Alaska
Cradle Roll Society
Genevieve Anderson
Orville Berg
Mission Society
Tilpher Bilden
Clarence Olson
Milfred Olson
Doris Johnson
Herbert Bigeckhus
Henry Amundson
Ames
Orphans’ Home
Lutheran Welfare
Decorah
Leona Lyn
Mesdames Andrew Anderson
Henry Peterson
H. H. Gilbertson
Ernest Holt
Gordon Stewart
Richard Amundson
Williston Rima
Chorus to Cedar Rapids Sees Fred Waring Concert
Cedar Rapids trip Saturday November 27 featured Cedar Rapids Miss Maude Rucker high school mixed chorus. Attending members include Mari lyn Follett Mary Tschantz Darlene Olson Kathryn Larson Judy Swenson La Vonne Swenson Ruth Westpfahl Gloria Buraas Joan Gerner Kenneth Anderson Mavis Larson Lorraine Kittelson Richard Wenrich Oliver Larson Neil Cook Wendell Loftegerd Roger Amundson Gerald Schup anitz Junior Germenn Bob Essefler Arthur Nelson Jr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Amundson
Gerald Schupanitz
Germenn
Bob Essefler
Arthur Nelson, Jr
Se Lutheran church activities and meetings
Sunday services at Highland include communion at 11 a.m. confirmands and Sunday school at 9 45 a.m. A congregational and societies business meeting is scheduled for Monday at 10 a.m. East Clermont Mothers Club gathers Tuesday with Mrs. Donald Larson hosting. West Clermont Mission Society meets Wednesday at 2 15 p.m. with listed hostesses and program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Nesset
Highland
East Clermont Mothers
Donald Larson
Millard Bilden
West Clermont Mission Society
Mesdames
Martin Anderson
Ivan Anderson
Louie Anderson
Lester Anderson
Albert Halverson
Harold Halverson
Robert Bemis
Alvin Buroden
Clarence Johnson
Holy Name Society Plans Ember Week Communion
St Peters Church invites all men and young men 18 and over to a corporate communion next Sunday at eight o clock mass. A breakfast will be served in the church basement. Members urged to join the Holy Name Society during Ember Days next week Wednesday Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society
Clermont Methodist Church Seeks Solemn Organ Evening
Clermont Methodist Church announces Sunday evening services at 7 30 with Miss Rucker playing the organ greatly enhancing the ceremony. Plan to attend and enjoy the organ music.
St Peter's School Presents Piano Recital by Advanced Pupils
A Friday afternoon recital featured St Peter's School Music pupils Doris Matt Jeanette Franz en Carla Matt Elizabeth Roach Joseh Dullard Thomas Meskel Rosemary Leahy Maureen Martin Mary Jo McNeil and Stephen Waters. The event ended with group singing and Fr Cooney praised the progress. Another recital will be held later for newer piano students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's School
Doris Matt
Jeanette Franzen
Carla Matt
Elizabeth Roach
Joseh Dullard
Thomas Meskel
Rosemary Leahy
Maureen Martin
Mary Jo McNeil
Stephen Waters
Fr. Cooney
Moves House to Clermont by Norbert Gerner
Norbert Gerner nears completion of a moved house in Clermont. He relocated the structure from John Dyke in Postville to a new foundation behind his current home. A bathroom and modern improvements are underway before occupancy and rental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norbert Gerner
John Dyke
Postville
Church Sewing Society Holds Regular Meeting
The East Clermont Sewing Society met at the church parlors with hostesses Mesdames Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson and Kittelson. Officers elected include treasurer Mrs Henry Kittelson and librarian Geraldine Olson. Donations were approved for missions and local homes. The Amvet Auxiliary will meet December 14 at Mrs George Belschner’s home with Mrs Martin Amundson co host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Hoopman
Harrold Triem
Elmer Nelson
Charles
James Triem
Amvet
George Belschner
Martin Amundson
iL H Appelman Sale Draws Large Crowd
Cold weather and slippery roads failed to deter a large crowd at the Luc ian Appelman sale on Monday. The top Jersey cow sold for 186 dollars while 58 summer pigs averaging near 150 pounds brought about 34 dollars each. A power mower went to 217.50 and a binder 370 dollars with other items in proportion. Corn sold at 1.20, oats 83 1-2, and hay 19.50 per ton. Farmers Savings Bank of Clermont clerked the sale and “Diz” Dean handled the selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucian Appelman
Farmers Savings Bank of
Clermont
Diz” Dean
W S C S Meeting At Mrs Alderson Home
The Methodist W S C S met Thursday evening at Mrs Merle Aldersons home. Led in devotion by Mrs Elmer Easler, seven members answered roll call. The group changed meeting date to the first Wednesday evening for convenience. Christmas carols were sung, three new members were accepted, and Mildred Moore read about the Highland Bay Community House of Bingham Canyon Utah. Lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham Canyon
Utah
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Norman Sampson
Normy
Vaughn Monroe
Sammy
Edgar Allen Poe
Our World
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Mrs. Olson
Ruth Starkey
Cedar Rapids
Lutheran Church
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Clermont Methodist Church
Church Meeting of Sewing Society
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Rosary Society
Burgess - Dugstad Lumber Company
Gordon J. Hoopman
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Johnston’s Box
J. B. Shipton Gordon Hoopman
Richard Osterhus
Clermont Cafe
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