Senior Profiles And class News In Elgin
A senior class page highlights Dick Luce born 1932 in Fayette with a life tracing moves from Oregon to Washington to Seattle and Elgin, Navy Reserves service, upcoming EHS graduation, and activities including football and choir. Also summarized are English, biology, chemistry, geometry, history, ledger work, American literature and typing class activities, eighth grade studies in arithmetic geography and grooming projects.
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Richard W. Luce
Fayette
Portland
Moregon
Washington High
Seattle
Highdene High
Roosevelt High
Navy
Elgin
EHS
Lonesome Gas
West Union
Frankie
Lane
Mercury
Co-Operative Movement
America
South
Central America
United States
Tale of Two Cities and class updates in Sophomore News
The article outlines Sophomore News with English class praise for Tale of Two Cities about the French Revolution, plus history on the era and participant nations. It notes home ec demonstrations by two girls, science topics on heredity, and a shift to energy through machines. Freshman News covers autobiography work and ongoing science on plants and animals.
Fayette Edges Elgin In Close Conference Clash
Fayette topped Elgin 49-37 as they led throughout and held a 24-18 halftime edge. Benson scored 12 for Fayette while Mack added 14 for the Cardinals. In junior high action Fayette rallied from 11-3 at halftime to win 23-2 with Clark scoring Ty Crider 11 and Richards 10 to pace Fayettes junior squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Fayette
Panthers
Benson
Mack
Cardinals
Fayette Junior High
Clark
Keith Crider
Richards
Fayettes
Panthers and Pantherettes cappostponed games with Elgin win
Wadena girls defeated Elgin 61 to 22 led 30 to 12 at halftime revealing reserves. Robinson scored 20 for Elgin while Fennel had 20 for Wadena. In the boys game Elgin won 45 to 43 after an overtime sparked by a late E Lembke basket. Benson scored 37 for Elgin and Leonhart and Thomas had 14 for Wadena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panthers
Pantherettes
Wadena
Robinson
Elgin
Fennel
Rari Lembke
E. Lembke
Benson
Leonhart
Thomas
Iowa students learn weekly safety lessons across the state
Iowa teachers guide about 260000 school children in weekly safety discussions through the Iowa Safety Congress. The program uses a unique lesson plan paired with a weekly safety poster, supported by subscriptions to the stop sign poster service and backed by the Iowa Department of Public Instruction.
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Iowa
Iowa Safety Congress
Congress
Iowa Department of Public Instruction
Lewa Sa Congress
New Cars Registered and Local Real Estate Transfers
COURE-HOUSE lists new car registrations in Elgin including John C McMillan Plymouth coupe and Walter Durscher Pontiac sedan with others. Transfers show Messerli to W Y Fennell and multiple estates in Clermont and Pleasant Valley townships plus Howard Reuben buys of Carrie E Steele and Schori's Add Elgin land deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘C. McMillan
Elgin
Plymouth
Ciara
Walter Durscher
Pontiac
Guy Ernst
Chevrolet
Messerli
Clement
W. WY. Fennell
Hamsem
Mons H
Wolfs Morris A
Hans O. Sandvold
Nels Gilbert
Clermont
Holmes
Howard
George Pape
NW & Pc
Williamson
C. H
Holden
Oscar
Hilder & Millerd Gilbertson
Pleasant Valley
Howard, Reuben & Wf
Carrie E. Steele
Schori
Elgin & Piece
Funeral Held for Mrs A K Hack in Elgin Cemetery Interment
Mrs Amanda Kuenstler Hack born November 19 1868 Philadelphia died February 2 1952 Allen Memorial hospital Waterloo aged 83 funeral services conducted February 6 at Elgin Cemetery with Rev Lohr and Rev Ittermann officiating. Survivors include four sons and two daughters with many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Attending children from Parkersburg Sumner Clermont Postville Manchester and Elgin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Kuenstler Hack
Philadelphia
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Raymond J. Hack
Elgin Baptist Church
Higginsville
Madison
So. Dak
Newark
N. J
Parkersburg
Abieman
Wis
Hack
Sioux Falls
Herbert
Stout
Bert Heerts
Reuben
Anchorage
Alaska
So. Dak.; Carl, Belleville, N. J
Walter
Maplewood
Frieda
Wm. Rohrer
Yankton
Dak
Luella
Lohr
Parkerspurg
Ittermann
Elgin
Elgin Cemetery
Sumner
Clermont
Postville
Manchester
Clarence Muehlethaler
Arthur Ittermann
Arbin Schroeder
Farm Accidents Rise With Animals Outpacing Tractors
Despite more tractors on farms, horses still cause the most animal related incidents. The report underscores ongoing safety concerns for workers around equines and other livestock in rural operations.
Clermont Farmers Co op Society elects officers at annual meeting
Twenty five years ago the Clermont Farmers Co op Society held its annual meeting. E H Appelman was elected president J W Miller vice president E M Olson secretary treasurer. The review showed an increase of 60 cattle cars shipped. Frank Pringle and others hunted at Ed Quinn farm flushing a gray fox which Pringle brought down. Clermont hunters have bagged six red and four gray foxes to date. Mrs Lucian Appelman judged a declamatory contest in New Hampton. Beulah Gunderson returned to school after measles. Kenton Krueger, three, recovering from pneumonia. Earl Simpson Clifton Pringle and A M Stee in Independence setting a generator in the power plant. Mrs W R Blake and Anna returned from Des Moines where Mr Blake is assistant Secretary of State. Doris Gilbert christened at West Clermont Lutheran church. Mr and Mrs Louis Schutte visited in Postville. Grandpa H F Shipton busy with new grandchildren. latest a son born in Marengd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont Farmers Co-operative Society
E. H. Appelman
J. W. Miller
Vice Press
E. M. Olson
Séc.treas
Frank Pringle
B C. Grover
Henry Larson
Ed Quinn
Pringle
Clermont
Lucian Appelman
New Hampton
Beulah Gunderson
Kenton
Edward Krueger
West Clermont
Surprise Housewarming for Merlin Theile Family
A surprise Friday housewarming welcomed the Merlin Theile family who moved from West Union to Harold Groth farm. Attendees included many local families such as Millard, Bilden, Jim Olson, Gerald Schneidler, Harvey Anderson, Lyle and Clifford Olson, Alvin Halverson, Duane Kamp, Don Wilson, Enoch Mark, Clarence Peterson, Ed Johnson, and Clara and Myrtle Peterson. Five hundred and somerset furnished entertainment. a midnight picnic lunch followed and a cash gift aided the family.
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Merlin Theile
West Union
Harold Groth
Millard , Bilden
Jim Olson
Gerald Schneider
Harvey ,Anderson
Lyle
Clifford Olson
Alvin Halverson
Duane Kamp
Don Wilson
Enoch Mark
Clarence Peterson
Ed Johnson
Clara
Myrtle Peterson
Five Hundred
Somerset
Archie Johnson
Clermont
Myrtle’ Peterson
Becky
Duane Palas
Mia
Willard Martin
Laverle
Julia Landsgard
Gilbert Anderson
James Anderson
Clara Peterson
Sign in a Florida Bar
A dated bar poster from Florida proclaims a playful motto to patrons: Always rum for one more. The line captures a lighthearted invitation to continue enjoying drinks with a wink.
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Florida
Clermont Parish Activities Schedule A. O. Nesset
The Lutheran Parrish at West Clermont hosts a joint service on Sunday February 17 at 40 am with Ramona Olson and May Ann Martin leading devotional and social lunch. Highland Societies meet February 14 with Mrs Belya Snyder at 2 00 pm East Clermont Choir 8 00 pm. Parish Brotherhood February 19 8 00 pm East Clermont and Highland confirmands at 4 30 pm.
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A. O. Nesset
West Clermont
West
Highland
Clermont Local News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Moves
Lars Sampson has been ill for two weeks. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Ole C Peterson and Mrs Mary Washburn at Ray mond Erhardt home. Afternoon visitors were the Merle Ruckdashel family. Orville Myers family to move to a farm near West Union. Oliver Rowland family were dinner guests at Joe Wander home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars Sampson
Ole C. Peterson
Mary Washburn
Raymond Erhardt
Merle Ruck-dashel
Orville Myers
West Union
Oliver Rowland
Joe Wander
Ewe and Lamb Benefit from Separate Lambing Pens
After lambing, keep the ewe and newborn in pens for a few days to prevent interference from the flock. A clean dry lambing pen per ewe yields better bonding and healthier lambs.
Fragments Offer Odd Advice On Rat Control And Thermo Use
A terse stray text suggests avoiding keep fees for rats and hints at methods to remove heat or thermos. The fragmentary lines provide little context, no clear actors, places, or outcomes, and convey a jumble of ideas rather than a reportable event.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Deon Pollock
Janice Pinney
Roberta Mosby
Janana Mark
Ruth Tillotson
Shirley Page
Janice Torkelson
Shirley Shaffer
Marilyn West
Sara Ogle
Rome Ec
Marilana Ogle
Lass
Jim Cook
Jeanine Cook
Beverly Howard
Marcis Wolf
Gene Snyder
Junior News
Mass
Wadena Vs. Elgin
Rusty
Learwine
Coure
Enterprise
Grand Meadow News
Lutheran Pariata
Will J. Nelson Clermont
Louis Schutte & Son
Clermont and
Funeral Home
Auichon
Milliard Nelson, Sr
Lyle Krueger
Mrs. Mary Raas
Lawrence Gehring, Jr
Joan- Maursen
Cedar Falls
Joan
DR. L. C. Jerdee
Clermont, Towa
Briggs-Stratton
Nelson’s
Mr. Farmer
Frankville
Wes Snitker
Waukon
Sunderman
Gander
Postville Rendering Company
FDAY
Fred T. Cline Motor CO
Clermont, Iowa
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