Clermont Club to Meet For Supper and Reg Meeting
Clermont Commercial Club plans a supper and regular meeting at the opera house Monday evening January 20 inviting twenty five more farmers. Invitations mailed earlier urge a prompt reply. Also notes visits and family events from Cresco Decorah and West Union. East Clermont Luther League program set Sunday January 19 at 7 30 featuring songs readings Bible verses and remarks.
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Clermont Commercial Club
Opera House
Sperry
Irene Erickson
East Clermont Luther League
Gunston
Lyle Aanes
Martha Berg
Eleanor Lyngaas
Elmer Johnson
Vera Mae Olson
Gunsten
Social Meeting Held At Cummings Home
C C F social meeting was hosted by Mr and Mrs Thomas Cummings on Thursday evening January 9 with Mrs Herman Griebenow and Geneva Wells as hostesses. Five hundred was played at five tables Burkart Reigel won high score and Dan Burkelow. Traveling prizes went to Mrs Burkhart Reigel and to Frank Fay for the men. Refreshments were served by the hostesses at the close.
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AW. C
Thos. Cummings
Herman Griebenow
Geneva Wells
Burkart Reigel
Dan Burkelow
Burkhart Reigel
Frank Fay
Clermont Clubs Schedule January Business Meeting
January calendar lists events at Clermont. On the 16th a W C C F business meeting at Mission Society. 20th a Commercial Club gathering. 21st Clermont Study Club session.
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W. C. C. F. Business Meeting Mission Society
Commercial Club
Clermont Study Club
Mystic Shrine Histories Tied to Mecca Aleppo and Cairo
The Mystic Shrine traces its maronage to Hafizadeen in early history with roots in Mecca and Aleppo, later established in Cairo in 1887 by the Khedive of Egypt who approved Iraq as an organization promoting civilization.
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Mystic Shrine
Order of the
Abul-Barakat
Abd-Ullh
Ahmad Alnasan
Hafizadeen
Mecca
Aleppo
Cairo
Khedive of
Egypt
Iraq
Adulterated Lard Trade Exposed in 1880s England
Adulterated lard was shipped from the United States between 1880 and 1890, with much imported lard in England mixed with cottonseed oil and beef. The item notes large fraudulent trade and contrasts with claims that no adulterated lard was carried on from the U.S. The brief mentions persons in Iowa including Dan Burke, Ray Burgess, Anna Gunderson, Bert Henderson, and Finley Dempster, plus a Rawleigh sales route advertisement for 800 families in several counties.
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E& Large
United States
England
Brearin
Ford announces time payments on lower basis
Ford Motor Company introduces a new time payment plan enabling buyers to finance new cars with monthly payments as low as 25 dollars. Finance charges remain at 12 or 1 percent monthly, or 6 percent yearly, calculated on original balance plus insurance. Down payments and trade‑ins can reduce monthly amounts, and early payoff allows a rebate of credit charges.
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Ford Motor Company
Ford
Union Guild Meets at Mrs Dugstad Home
The Union Guild gathered Wednesday afternoon with 22 members present. New president Mrs. Leo Humphry led the meeting, committees were formed for Sick Call and Relief, Membership, and Publicity, and hostesses served refreshments.
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Union Guild
Edmund Dugstad
Evelyn
Jerden
Leo Humphry
Corsepius
Clermont Valley Creamery Reports Large 1935 Gain
The Clermont Valley Creamery shows a strong 1935 result with total butter output reaching 304 818 pounds and 37 860 pounds more than the prior year. Butter fat averaged 32 76 per unit versus 27 25 in 1934. A. G C. Nesbit and Albert Guising were re elected to the board with L. H. Appelman as president, Clifford Kittleson secretary and H. B. Greenley treasurer. Mr McKenzie of A P L Tea Co spoke as sixty patrons attended.
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Clermont Valley
L. H. Appelman
Clifford Kittleson
H. B. Greenley
A. & PL. Tea Co
McKenzie
Year Ending November 30 1935 Dairy Statement Summary
Balance on hand December 1 1934 shows butter shipped 278592 pounds and sold to stores 14762 pounds and patrons 11464 pounds. Butterfat received 245877 pounds and butter made 304818 pounds with average prices 38.76 and 29.66 cents per pound respectively. Overrun 23.97 percent and hauling cost 0.142 pounds. Receipts total 200.69 and 80,858.07. disbursements include miscellaneous sales and refunds amounting to 89,836.04 with various itemized expenses and credits totaling 89,677.71.
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Philadelphia
City
Russell Gruver Injured In Forest Accident
Russell Gruver suffered leg injuries last Wednesday while with Reuben Gruver and Gerald Gutcher in the woods. A sled road of green cord wood tipped over, pinning him. X rays at West Union hospital showed a broken bone in his left ankle. On Monday morning his leg was placed in a cast and he rests easier at home.
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Russell Gruver
Reuben Gruver
Gerald Gutcher
Russell
West Union Hospital
Card of Thanks for James Ronald and family
We express gratitude for the sympathy shown during the death and burial of our beloved son and grandson James Ronald. Appreciation is extended for the flowers and the singing. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Rolfs and Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rolfs.
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Archie Relfs
Bobby
E. C. Olson
Wauthena
Kansas
Olson
James Ronald
A. R. Rolfs
Herman Rolfs
Masonville Messenger In First Issue
The Masonville Messenger debuted in early January, established by veteran editor John F. Cooley after Masonville had no newspaper for about twenty years. Local notes report Ern Pfister injuring his leg at work and a sick child of Mr and Mrs Richard Horan.
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Masonville
John F. Cooley
Clermont
Clermont Union Church Presbyterian Service and visits
The bulletin notes worship at 2:30 p.m. with J Snyder minister and Mrs Wm Nelson as pianist. Isabelle Paulson was taken to Decorah hospital for treatment. Visitors from Elkader and nearby towns, travel to Fayette for the play Three Cornered Moon with Maryon Halverson in a leading role.
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Presbyterian Churchpad
J. Snyder
Wm. Nelson
Isabelle Paulson
Decorah Hospital
Fayette
Maryon Halverson
J.C. Halverson
Fred Cline
Hazel Schrader
Ralph
L. L. Carr
Phyllis Lubke
Maida Sperry
Irene Erickson
Louie Olson
Marjorie
Marjorie Olson
Issyn
West Union
Clermont Luth. Church East and West services schedule
Divine services announced for Clermont Lutheran Church. East Church will hold Norwegian services Sunday evening at 7:30. West Church in town offers English services Sunday afternoon at 2. A cordial welcome to all visitors. Pastor G. Gunsten invites worshippers.
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East Church
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