Union elects annual report officers and leaders
Loale Olson was elected acting superintendent of the Union Barclay school as 1083 officers were chosen. Mrs. Wm. Lattabee becomes superintendent with active charge. Helen Larrabee named secretary with James Brorby as assistant. Evelyn Dugatad treasurer and Mrs. Elgie Burt librarian. Anna Larrabee organist with Mrs. Jennié Simpson as assistant. Collections totaled $352.28. roof fund paid $228 since March last year, leaving 15 to raise by December. Total expenses $847.29. April committees raised $172.18 toward debt. Lovie Oleon aims to clear indebtedness by February.
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Loale Olson
Union Barclay
Wm. Lattabee
Wvork
Conaa
Helen Larrabee
James Brorby
Evelyn Dugatad
Elgie Burt
Lovie Oleon
St Peter's Church Debt Drive and January Events
St Peter's Church reports thirty-one subscribers each giving 25 cents to reduce debt, with monthly first-Sunday offerings. January food sale proceeds total 15.85 dollars. Upcoming: Sunday January 15 masses at 8 am and 10 am, confirmation at 9 am, and youth instruction on responsibility.
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J. F. McCaffery
Clermont Valley Creamery Holds Annual Meeting
The Clermont Valley Creamery Co held its annual stockholders and directors meeting at Johnson hall. Amid spirited discussion and sickness, reports by J. M. Brorby and J. A. Erickson were praised, and L. H. Appelman was elected president with J. M. Brorby or Clifford Kittleson as secretary. E. H. Dibble became vice-president and A. C. Nesbit joined as director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clérmont Valley Creamery Co
Johnson Hall
Abert Derson
B. H. Dibble
J. M. Brorby
J. A. Erickson
L. H. Appelman
Clifford Kittleson
Clermont Farmers’ Commission Company
Kittle
Clermont Notes On Social Rounds Involving Widespread Visits
In Clermont and nearby towns, residents report visits from Ed Wickham’s sister in Postville, and Mrs Edna Pringle and Norma. Belle events include Luether League officers elected Herschel Rolfs president and Lloyd Anderson vice president. Senator-elect Louis Murphy’s mother and a companion involved in a car crash near Postville Castalia, with her condition improving. Arthur Appelman family births and injuries appear alongside Mitchell school progress and local civic club leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Wickham
Postville
Edna Pringle
Norma
Clermont
Frank Pringle
Malvin Johnson
Priscilla Cook
Margaret Conner
Oelwein
Cresco
Dubuque
Fr. McCaffery
Columbia College
Howard
Bishop Howard
Portland
Oregon
Thomas McGaheran
Rockwell
John
Louis Murphy
Notable Farm Bureau Meeting in Scott Township
A Scott Township farm bureau gathering at the community hall drew a full house. County Agent Lodwick spoke on state tax burdens and debt, while Rev. J F McCaffery warned of public debt and rising costs. A resolution petitioned the county board to investigate improper county aid recipients, adopted nearly unanimously. Mrs. H A Lubke and daughters visited Mrs. Will Starkey.
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Farm Bureau
Scott Township
Lodwick
J. F. McCaffery
Times
County Board of Supervisors
Oelwein
Board of Supervisors
Chicago
McCaffery
Enterprise
Lutheran Church Notes East and West Services and Meetings
East Church will hold divine services in Norwegian with holy communion at 11 a.m. Luther League gathers Sunday at 7 20 p.m. West Church offers English services at 2 90 p.m. The Mission Society meets Thursday Jan 19 in the church parlors with hostesses Mrs. Martin Anderson Mrs A O Anderson and Mrs Hans Larson. G Gunsten pastor.
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East Church
West Church
Town
P.m
The
Mission Society
Martin Anderson
A. 0. Anderson
Hans Larson
G. Gunsten
Clermont Study Club Entertained Saturday
Mrs. J. C. Halverson entertained the Clermont Study Club Saturday afternoon Jan. 7. Prose and poetry of the World War period were exemplified in the papers. Willa Cather’s One of Ours was reviewed by Mrs. H. A. Lubke and Gertrude Atherton’s novels were discussed by Mrs. J. R. Shipton. Poetry I from 1915 to 1820 was the theme of Mrs. L. H. Appelman. The program was enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Halverson
Clermont Study Club
H. A. Lubke
Willa Cather
J. R. Shipton
Gertrude Atherton
L. H. Appelman
Clermont High Defeats Alumni Teams in Holiday Games
Clermont High School swept two holiday games against alumni. The girls' contest ended 85 to 8 with the high school girls overpowering the alumni. The boys' game stayed close, with Clermont edging the alumni 15 to 14 after a tense final whistle.
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Clermont High School
In Memoriam Mrs Lars Paulson One Year Remembrance
In loving memory of our dear wife and mother Mrs Lars Paulson who passed away January 14 1932 We miss her smiling face and vacant place The memory will be ever dear from Lars Paulson and Children A community song service at Union Sunday school begins at 730 next Sunday evening Free to all with old and new songs readings and entertainments J F Miller Mrs Louise Miller and Mr and Mrs Len Simek attended to business in Oskaloosa
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E. L. Crowe
McGregor
L. R. Jones
Thos
Cummings
Minn
Anna Larson
Inga
Henry Wolfs
Ossian
George Berry
West Union
W. A. Kneeland
Francis
Clarence Gruver
Waterville
Franz Appelman
H. B. Greenley
Pete Finnegan
Dan Burke
Lou Rounds
Clarence Grover
Shipton
Roger Henderson
Grover
Enterprise
L. L. Carr
Wm. Larrabee
Lars Paulaon
Bain
Lars Paulson
Union Sunday School
J. F. Miller
Louise Miller
Len Simek
Oska+ loosa
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Clermont Valley Creamery
Staley
Swift
Pines
Cash and Carry Grocer
Iowa
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Chas. Wedo
Elvira Taylor
F. K. White
Martin Nelson
Elsie Lindgren
Marcus Rypestel
Gander
Bertha Shipton
Mitchell
L. D. Hungerford
Helen
Sherman
Waukon
Misa
David Appelman
Independence
Waterloo
Will Crowe
Ladies' Aid Society of
H. H. Follett
Adolph Frederick
Ladies’ Aid
Crowe
Will Starkey
Lutheran Church Notes
Clermont High
Farmers’ Savings Bank
Fayue
Total
Capital Stock
Federal Reserve Bank
State of Iowa
Fayette County
Lance V. Candee
Engebret Lyngaas
E. P. Quinn
A. G. Becker
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