Toenges Erkel Wedding at Hawkeye
Evelyn Toenges and A Walter Erkel exchanged vows at Trinity Lutheran Hawkeye in a candlelight ceremony officiated by Reverend Sagert. The bride wore a lace bodice gown with satin skirt and pearl accents. attendants wore satin gowns. A reception followed at the church parlors. The couple plan to move to Coronado California after Mr Erkel’s service.
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Evelyn Toenges
Hawkeye
Lawrence Toenges
Robert Erkel
Toenges
Erkel
Will Toenges
Hawkeye High School
USU
Clermont Public
Sumner High School
Seabees
Guam
Coronado
Calif
Obituary of Anna C Brorby 72 in Ames
Funeral services were held for Anna Christina Brorby 72 at East Clermont Lutheran church with two reverends assisting. She died Wednesday December 24 in Ames at her sister Mrs H O Skarshaug’s home where she had lived since 1932 after a heart illness. Born November 4 1880 in Clayton county she was a daughter of Jéns and Martha Brorby who came from Norway in 1850. She lived in Clermont after 1900 until 1932 then moved to Ames. She was baptized and confirmed at East Clermont Lutheran church and participated in Bethesda Lutheran activities in Ames. Surviving besides her sister are Mrs Emma Lind of Pastville and brother Joseph M Brorby. Casket bearers listed from Ames James Olson Enoch Mark and Marion Lind of Manchester. Burial in East Clermont church cemetery.
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Anna Christina Brorby
East Clermont Lutheran Church
Dobby
James
Judson
Miss Brorby
Ames
H. O. Skarshaug
Clayton County
Jéns
Martha Brorby
Norway
Skarshiug
Emma Lind
Pastville
Joseph M. Brorby
Harold
Paul
Ewald Skarshaug
James Olson
Enoch Mark
Postville
Marion Lind
Manchester
East Clermont Church
Community Guests and Gatherings in Local Homes
Grand Meadow News lists multiple social visits across Luana and surrounding areas. Families including Palas Olson and Larson appear at various homes for New Year gatherings and Christmas week events.
Clermont Social Roundup of Holiday Guests and Visits
A long list of Clermont area residents hosted, visited, and traveled over the holidays. Numerous dinner guests and New Year parties feature Melva and Nelson families, Belschners, Larsons, Handy, Moore, Tatro, Simek, Baechler, Blake, Carlin, Schupanitz, and others from Cedar Rapids to Decorah, Des Moines to Waterloo. Karl Martin faces Palmer Memorial Hospital in West Union for another surgery and many locals note family reunions and weekend trips.
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Millard Nelson
Judy
John
Earl Handy
Joe Bigelow
Carol
Walnut
M. C. Larson
Walter Belschner
Hawkeye
Delbert Belschner
Jackson
Mich
James Martin
Herbert Martin
Messrs and Mesdames
E. J. Handy
Roy Swenson
Millara ‘Nelson, Jr
Len Simek
Messrs
Herbert Haas
Merrill J Gunderson
Mia
Fred Clark
Independence
Marion Hitch
Brainard
Mina
Carlin
Joan Swenson
H. J. Sticken
Manchester
Lorrinne Crowe
Cathryn
Robert Steele
Iva Michel
West Union
Christina Monroe
Esther Carlin
Villa Marie College
Erie
Louise Miller
Albert Lubke
Mary Grover
Postville
Lena Peters
Robert Cooney
Kenneth Downing
Dubuque
Leland J. Capper
Dale Schultz
Gerald Schupanitz
Archie Johnson
Leonard Roberts
Leo Leuenbergers
Lawler
Phil Steffens
Steffens Bros
Don Osweiler
Cedar Rapids
RG. Schupanitz
Bess Blake
David Appelman
Douglas Thomas
Duane Palas
Duane Jr
Luang
Ed Johnson
Gerald Schup Janitz
Jresume
Loras College
Leslie Bauercamper
Waukon
Pea Johnson
Malvin Johnson
Jack Malone
Waterloo
William Banfield
Casebeer Heights
Paul Wells
Bob Potter
Sheldon
Mary Washburn
Sundaay
Arthur ‘Wilken
Leland Carpenter
Strawberry Point
Lloyd Meier
Robert Howard
DeKalb
Harold Landsgard
John Bakewell
Reuben Svendsen
Verni Engle
Gordon Solheim
Fergus Falls
Minn
Osterhus-Solheim
Otto Vasby
Andine ‘Vasby
Laura Dickson
Decorah
Fremont Sullivan
Marguerite
James Trem
Marion
Clermont
Herb Anderson
H. A. Lubkel
Ruth Stark
Donald Martin l
Jeannie
Orchard
Karl Martin
Karl
Palmer Memorial Hospital
LeRoy Durr
Indianola
Mary Griebenow
Eliza Martz
Richard Griebenow
Pipe Dreams and Proverbial Snippets in a 1952 Column
A collage of jokes and aphorisms includes Rich's definition of joint accounts as a plan favoring wives, a mother and child quip about a bulldog, a church bulletin tease about hell, and a note about an organist. It closes with reflections on perseverance, thinking, and a 1952 world soybean crop forecast.
Tax assessment figures for 1952 property classes
Valuation of property subject to taxation on assessment date January 1 1952 shows real property 423923 dollars, personal property 106610 dollars, railroad property 7092 dollars, telephone telegraph and express companies 3956 dollars, utilities including trans-
Bank Statement for Fayette County Iowa 1933
This document lists assets including cash balances with other banks and United States Government obligations, loans and discounts, bank premises, and other assets. Liabilities show demand and time deposits, government and subnational deposits, and other liabilities, with total capital accounts and total liabilities. The statement sworn by Karl A. Miller and E. W. Hilgemann on January 5, 1933.
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United States
Whch
Karl A. Miller
E. W. Hilgemann
Mullign
State OF
Iowa
Fayette
When the Parent Loses the Victory
A discussion of the contrariness phase in children aged two to four, where protests and defiance arise. Parents often battle the child, risking entrenching the fighting habit and a fearful, cowed demeanor. The aim is a well adjusted fearless child, not perpetual conflict.
We May Guide A Tay Child With Gentle Authority
The text argues a Tay child is aware of power but not mature enough to use it wisely. It favors non confrontational methods, such as prompting compliance, giving brief warnings, and avoiding trivial demands. It notes times when firmness is necessary but warns anger can spoil progress.
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Dielding
Farm Prices Edge Down as Index Dips for Fourth Straight Month
Farmers saw the commodity price index decline 16 points 8 percent to 263 on December 15 the lowest since April 1950 and the fourth consecutive monthly drop Beef cattle hogs eggs butterfat pulled down the index while corn oats soybeans raised the crop index Readable notes mention Chapin and Geneva girls basketball with Whitesell off the court Harold Schwein won the five acre corn yield contest in Hartley O'Brien county with 140.4 bushels per acre The ad section notes Opportunity uses the Wan advertisements
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Harold Schwein
Hartley
O'Brien County
Opportunity
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