Post Office Listing Notice from Clermont Iowa
Entered in the post office at Cler mont Fayette County Iowa as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1940
Page
3
Entered in the post office at Cler mont Fayette County Iowa as second class mail matter.
The Fayette county declamatory winners include Augusta Miller and Ted Johnson for first in drama, with Alice Traeger and Helen Halverson first and second in oratorical. Humorous division top honors went to Donna Johnson and Verna Gantenbein, with John McSweeney tied for second. Clermont girls lose to Monona 39 14 as second team falls 62 15. Public school breaks Friday for two weeks, resuming January 6 1941. Calmar beat Clermont 28 23 in a later game. Bernard Schrader to Upper Iowa University joins the U.S. squad. Seventh and eighth grades note illness, travel drawings, and a class quiz with boys beating girls 25 to 22.
The fifth grade made a Nativity transparency and plans a Friday program after losing a cleanliness contest. Gerald Schupanitz returned his dental card keeping the sixth grade in the lead. Carmen Loftsgard and Eugene Trude, two small boys, fetched the largest Christmas tree yet, to everyone's amusement. Both grades memorized poems and the 5th grade works on fractions while the 6th grades tackle dividing a mixed number by a mixed number.
Clermont reports show Ed Dugstad and wife visiting Mrs. Wagner in Austin Minnesota noting heavier snow there. A notices list G. D. Searles Co. transfer of C J Peck to Omaha after Sioux City posting. Local social events include Contract Bridge club luncheon and Catholic Daughters Christmas party with gift exchange. Rural teachers and townsfolk hosted a Christmas party at Helen Anderson’s farm with games and refreshments. Lucille Lubke and Lolita Blake visited Del Wei to Cedar Rapids to meet Phyllis Lubke.
A December meeting of the Union Church Guild in Los Angeles featured twelve members and six guests. A Christmas lesson and seasonal poem were read, with two songs performed. Nearby, Fayette county prepares for the fourth annual Upper Iowa critic music festival on March 21 and 22 with multiple schools, judges, and a large concert finale.
Hanticopped Prot Douglas RS. Bader has two artificial legs and became a Brst-class RAF pilot. He joined eight years earlier, crashed, fitted artificial legs, and resumed flying. Rejected during peace, he flew privately until war began and was accepted again by the air ministry.
The Public Health Service states about ten million Americans are permanently incapacitated by illness or injury, highlighting a substantial portion of the population affected by long term health conditions.
The piece stresses that good nutrition helps the body fight infections and highlights vitamins B and C as particularly important for support. It notes that a balanced diet provides essential nutrients that aid the immune response and overall health.
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