Children and grades report at Clermont school game
The article records classroom activities and events at Clermont school. Intermed diate room spelling contest results show a 27 to 25 win for the boys over the girls. Fifth and sixth grades elect color teams reds blues greens pink. Wayne Gilson earned a quarter holiday for twenty consecutive perfect spelling lessons. Lincoln's Gettysburg address memorized by sixth grade. Attis music booklets explored. bee and chicken house insect study underway. Miss Crown's government class observed Lincoln’s birthday. Seed corn tests show some 100 percent results. Irvin Mitler achieved a perfect seed test. Spelling bee set for Thursday at 2:45. Senior physics conducts electricity and magnetism experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nergil Jones
Wickness
King
Chosen of Hearts
Wayne Gilson
N. W. Evans
A M. Weibel
Bane
Louies
Lincoln
Attis
Clermont
Mies Frieden
Magonic
Schori
Crown
Irvin Mitler
Meadomes Wenger
Bunting
Alving
Allen
Ruth Rothisberger
The Masonic Band Debuts At Local High School Gym
The Masonic band formed from local lodge members played at a Friday basketball game, boosting the evening's entertainment. About fifteen members practice diligently despite a lack of reed instruments, making the best of available gear. organizers hope for continued activity and future appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Band
Masonic Order
Moore
Tragic Wood Log Accident Claims Young Boy
A three and a half year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Albert Deomer, died Tuesday afternoon after a log rolled onto his neck while playing outdoors near Higgin. The cause remains uncertain though climbing the wood pile is suspected. The child’s funeral was held at home and at Thyria church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
Albert Deomer
Higin
Mary Dennier
Thyria
Elgin Girls Rally For Thrilling Wins Over Clermont
In a return game at the high school gym Elgin beat Clermont 23 to 5 in the boys clash while the girls led 6 to 6 at the half and surged ahead. Georgia Meyer stood out for Elgin with strong play and Falk, Klingman, and Olesch contributed as the squad improved to nine wins in thirteen games. Next they face Arlington and Maynard.
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Clermont High
Elgin
Clermont
Georgia Meyer
Bigler
Falk
Brick City
Kiple
Klingman
Schneider
Olesch
Gilbertsen
Arlington
Maynard
West Union Clash At Home Next Tuesday Night
West Union High comes to town for the season finale basketball doubleheader with the local team seeking revenge after a season sweep by the veterans from West Union. Girls game at 7 30 followed by the boys. strong turnout urged to close the home schedule.
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West Union High
West Union
Market Day Sale At Faib s Barn
An upcoming market day sale will be held at Faib s barn on Saturday afternoon February 87th. Sellers are urged to bring items for possible purchase and to hand them to the undersigned as soon as possible.
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Faib’s
Falling Tree Causes Man's Death
Emil Lehman was killed when a large tree split while two brothers cut wood at the Rob Lehman farm. A long stump swung the trunk onto him, he was rushed to the hospital, pneumonia followed, and he died Tuesday evening. Funeral services are planned at the M. B church Friday evening at eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Lehman
Rob Lehman
Mr. Lehman
Baptist Church Notes and Local Auction Entries
Church schedule lists Germain service, Sunday school, cantata choir, BY P U prayer, English service with multiple events. Also notes on cream separator faults causing cow testing losses and an Elgin Market Day Sale listing with horses cattle and machinery for February 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Kiple
Karl Miller
Anna Rentisen
Gertrede Grether
Ben Baumgartner
Freui
Marngret
Marie Erhardt
Anna Mas Haas
Edna Miller
Karl Hackman
J. F. Miler
Fans Keiser
Dunkard Faith Church Notes Add Enduring Faith
You Arrivals From Jawa Ave of the Dunkard Faith Rev. and Mrs Edward iin and families arrive from Elgin Iowa to Taylor bringing their sons in law Will Butikefer and KY Suttor. They assume the Pfeiffer farm plate and plan church work with seven local families and three more to attend. Nearby Rev Grimm a minister of the Apostolic Christian church plans a summer church building with dairy and baby chick work ahead. Sutter family to move to Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Iin
Ans
Grimm
Butikifer
Sutter
Quincy
Are Your Hogs Wealthy Are You Feeding Mineral
An advertisement for Occo Mineral claims every ingredient is active and worthwhile for hog health. It notes the product is highly regarded by Wallace's Farmer and Iowa Hog Journal and invites readers to visit Independence Produce Station run by J H Powers in Elgin. A local notice mentions Mrs Alex Baumgartner buying the Holm residence and plans to move in March. Mr and Mrs Sutter will move into the west part of Mrs Rudy Mozerr residences.
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Wallace
Iowa
Independence Produce Station
J. H. Powers
Elgin
Alex Baumgartner
Holm
Wm. Sutter
Mr. Sutter
Mra
Rudy Mozer
Pleasant Valley Farm Bureau Ladies Start Hat Making Course
Pleasant Valley Farm Bureau ladies began a hat making extension course at Elgin Savings Bank with Mrs. R A Smith guiding. Twenty frames were priced, sixteen hats made, costs from 5 cents to 3.60 dollars, highlighting strong interest and praise for leaders Mrs. C C Saidy and Mrs. H M Stafford. A meeting addressed Home Demonstration work for four township areas and planned upcoming demonstrations in West Union and related districts.
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Farm Bureau
Pleasant Valley Farm Bureau
Elgin Savings Bank
C. Sands
Union Township
H. M. Strafford
West Union
C. C. Saidgy
H. M. Stafford
Gus Brausv
R.A. Smith
Euler
Beim Cerecd
Ft Sre Ae
Fred Garage
Tulios
Pabare
Sit
Tbe
mAb Tate
Farause
Mradt A. Smith
Ardgrsen
Bath
Togetier
Palme Devil and Hirrooystafson announce marriage in Minnesota
Announcement reports Miss Palme Devil of Clermont and Mr. Robert Hirrooystafson of Minneapolis wed in Minneapolis last Friday. Mrs Gustafson, daughter of Nels T Helgerson, is Clermont High School graduate with a B A from St Olaf and music study at Me Cleland Conservatory. Groom an electrical engineer and manager of an Minneapolis electric company. They will live in Minneapolis and host friends after February 10 at 615 EB 16th Street. Eleanor Schneider was a supper guest at Mrs Celia Rennizon's Wednesday evening. A village remark notes central telling Browns had a doctor last night.
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Palme Devil
Melse
Robert Hirrooystafson
Minneapolis
Gustafson
Nels T. Helgerson
Clermont
Clermont High School
St. Olaf
Me.Cleland Conservatory of Music
16Th Street
Eleanor Schneider
Celia Rennizon
Central
Death of Mrs B H Brackin in Pleasant Valley Towns
The death of Mrs. B. H Brackin of Pleasant Valley township occurred Friday night at Postville hospital after a period of illness. Funeral services were held at the West Union Methodist church conducted by Rev. Dr. A. M. Billingsley. She was Jennie Belle Smith, born August 15 1856, married December 24 1914, mother of three, including Norby Mac and Joseph Eugene, with husband B A Brackin and her father A D Smith surviving. The family expresses deep gratitude for sympathy and aid received from friends and neighbors.
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B. H Brackin
Pleasant Valley Township
Postville
A. JD. Smith
West Union
RH. Nagel
J. ©. Hennig
Hawkeye
A. M. Billingsley
Jennie Belle Smith
Alexander D
Annie K. Smith
Windsor Township
Postville Hospital
B. A Brackin
Penry Sagan
Norby Mac
Joseph Eugene
A. D. Smith
Weat Talon
Chris Hennig
Flawke Ve
Roy Nagel
Waost Urleans
Ghort
Tome
Sieber
Jong
Northeastern Iowa Power Co Holds Annual Stockholders Meeting
The Northeastern Iowa Power Co held its annual meeting at its Weat Union offices last Wednesday. All principal officers were re-elected: J. P. Miller president and treasurer, W. C. Teghneler vice president, Mrs. da Miller secretary, FLOH Hayt assistant treasurer, and Christian Miller chairman of the board. All seven directors were re-elected: Christian Miller, W. C. Teghneler, J. F. Miller, Mrs. L. Miller, Ray Cundy, Ray Nyelastes, and J. H. Teghneter. The year saw expansion of the electrical system and changes in management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northeastern Iowa Power Co
Weat Union
J. P. Miller
Clermont
W. C. Teghneler
Davenport
Mra. da Miller
Floh, Hayt
Wnioi
Hot Christian Miller
Gler+mont
Christian Miller
W. C. Tegtmeier
J- F. Miller
Saturday Specials From Weibel Mill Company Prices
Saturday specials list includes Standard Wheat Bran at 150, Pure High Protein Bran at 1.80, Sugared Schumacher Feed at 180, Pure Wheat Middlings at 1.75 from Weibel Mill Company.
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Schumacher
Weibel Mill Company
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M. E. Church
Alexander the Great
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Schareh School
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Fayette
Elmer ‘Schrtena
Ladies’ Aid Society
ML Weibel
de. Kirwin
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Jawa Ave
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