Clermont Post Office Notices Second Class Mail Matter
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 24, 1942
Page
3
Entered in the post office at Cler mont Fayette County Iowa as second class mail matter.
Clermont Commanders hosted Ossian and ElginTuesday night with Ossian winning 32 to 27 in girls action and Clermont boys taking 23 to 14. Friday at Waucoma the girls won 38 to 23 while the boys fell 26 to 18. Miss Lee left for Scandinavia with Miss Nellie Sheehy substituting. Lorraine Osterhus sang on KWLC and Dan Rounds and Gerald Boyer were injured in Elgin game. Christmas letters ask for small gifts for many Clermont students, with humorous requests and hopes for Santa.
Kindergarten children have created many Christmas pictures and written to Santa Claus. They express excitement about meeting him this week with a festive greeting. First and Second Grades note many absences due to illness and mention decorating the Christmas tree and enjoying the decorations.
Fifth and sixth graders shared spelling perfects with Rose Marie Hackmann Lorraine Kittleson Gloria Buraas Delores Wede Ronald Gunderson Dorothy Yauslin Joan Gerner Evelyn Miller Marilyn Follett Robert Larson and Howard Stumme. A self testing arithmetic drill had ten for David Hackmann Rose Marie Hackmann Lorraine Kittleson Elsie Marie Jerdee Evelyn Miller and Fred Wilson. Howard Stumme was absent. A letter from David Ramsey arrived. Seventh and eighth graders James Martin and Delores Thompson were absent with severe colds. Millard Nelson returned after two weeks with mumps. The seventh grade read The Other Wise Man by Van Dyke and Dickens Christmas Carols. Both grades prep for tests after Christmas. Christmas vacation began yesterday afternoon and school resumes January 4 1943.
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Mrs. Verni Brandt learned her cousin Richard Hanson, in the army, was injured in a plane crash with several broken ribs and a fractured wrist. He is son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Grees of Minneapolis and brother of Lieut. Dale Hanson who has been missing since last October. Donna Schweinerus visited friends in Clermont. many local relatives traveled to Cedar Rapids and Manchester, as Lorené Gilbert celebrated her Dec 16 birthday with eight schoolmates and kin at her home.
An army of more than 2 000 workers measures snow depths each winter on Western high peaks to predict spring water flow. The Agriculture Department released a publication detailing the snow survey story and its importance to Western irrigation.
Eskimd Beat Wave with robert mayo paused with his family at Butte en route to New York. He mopped his brow as he said something about Sherman eter in a clipped, fragmentary report from a bygone edition.
Ray Stannard Baker first drew attention for his reportorial work on Coxey's Army during the 1894 march. The youthful journalist gained notice through vivid field reporting and timely dispatches that captured the social unrest and public response of the era.
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