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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1934

Page

7

Fayette County Legion Meeting Draws Large Attendance and Highlights

A record turnout at the Fayette county Legion meeting in West Union featured visits from nine posts and state officers. The event included musical performances, a boxing match, and Dr. L. L. Carr presenting the West Union state park project. Leo Custer delivered remarks on Legion principles as membership surpasses goals with 339 members.

Fayette County Legion Shecah_ Post Legion W. A. Kneeland H. B. Greenley Francis Kneeland Apa Leohard Lofatuen Legionairy L. L. Carr West Union State Park T “Elgin Applaise Leo Custer Coan Sang American ‘Legion Chicago United States Tommy Thomson Elkader Herman Thompson Waukon Lea Clubine Independence J. M. Smittle Waucoma Paul Smith Independence Post F. K. McCarty Oetchen Dorf Halverson Fayette County West Union

Clermont Calendar and Local Notices

Clermont calendar lists January events from missions and church to school basketball games and a study club program. Also notes Mrs C K Olson returning home after surgery and creamery directors re hiring H T Hangartner as buttermaker with the same salary, and reelections of L H Appelman as president and E H Ditble as vice president.

Mra C. K. Olson Clermont Decorah Clermont Valley Creamery Co H. T. Hangartner L. H. Appelman E. H. Ditble

Clermont High School Boys Lose Doubleheader to West Union

Clermont high school notes recount two close basketball losses to West Union 28 to 24 and 18 to 15 with Rounds as standout for Clermont. The paper notes new semester electives in commercial law economics business arithmetic grammar plus continued typing and agriculture. It mentions state music contest plans, safety improvements to gym posts by janitor Cooney, and 18 seniors as the largest class graduating in years.

Clermonft High Achool Boys Boys of West Union Clermont Lise Clermont High School Postville Hawkeye Cooney

Burr Oak School Notes Highlight Attendance and New Entrants

First month pupils boasted perfect attendance led by Viola Joyce and Wanita Joyce with others including Doris Learn, Glen Nims and Frederick Appelman. Oct 23 added Floy and Belvya Miller. Viola Marie Jaycee the sole eighth grader. Mary Alice Fellows from Chicago joined, bringing eight students. Clermont residents enjoyed Little Women at Princess theatre in West Union. locals urged to attend three act play at the opera house Saturday with sponsors from Clermont business community. Mrs. Harry Yauslin recovering after Decorah hospital operation. A O Nordhus hosted a sixty eighth birthday gathering with friends and a late shared meal.

Viola Wanita Joyce Doris Learn Glen Nims Frederick Appelman Floy Belvya Miller Viola Marie Jaycee Iipess Mary Alice Fellows Chicago Ruth Peterson Clermont Princess Theatre West Union Opera House Ady Harry Yauslin Decorah Hospital A. 0 Nordhus

Christmas Seal Sale Report for Fayette District

The Christ ia' neal sale chairman reports 185 letters sent, 111 with money returned, 28 returned without money, and 1 letter lost. Total money received 52.18 dollars, including 50.26 from seals and 1.88 from bangle pins sales to pupils. A meeting in Fayette in early February will state the local allocation percentage.

Christia’ Neal Fayette

Elgin Chapter Enjoys Installation and Band Entertainment

The Clermont Chapter responded to Elgin chapter’s invitation and attended the installation services last Wednesday evening. After the meeting a delightful program followed with refreshments at a prettily decorated table. The Little German Band provided their usual high quality entertainment.

Clermont Elgin

St Theresa Study Club hears papers and sees lively display

At St Peter's rectory on Tuesday, Trene Horan and Mrs Ella Rafferty read papers on The Woman Taken in Sin and Our Lord's Teaching at the Feast of the Tabernacles Fy Erdland of Independence spoke informally about his South Sea Island mission Adolph Frederick celebrated birthday with dinner and cake Guests from Postville and locals attended an oyster stew program featured When Billie Wore Long Stockings was staged and a piano duet by Art and Toby impressed the audience despite snow closing roads The opera house filled for the show and dance that followed

St. Theresa St. Peter's Rectory Trene Horan Ella Rafferty Sin Tabernacles Kathryn Ostrander Fayette Maida Sperry Adolph Frederick Peter ‘Meland Irene Emma Olson Postville Henry Koopman Richard Ed ‘M. Gass Romelda Albert Weston Verla Oran Billie Frances Harold Halverson Arlene Larson Mildred Hanson Art Toby Art Puffer Helmer Landt Cowboy

Farmers Hold Meeting On Corn Hog Program

County Agent B W Lodwick of Fayette spoke to Clermont and Pleasant Valley farmers at the opera house about the corn hog program. He outlined production trends 1909 to 1933, noted Europe’s reduced hog supply and tariffs, and urged local organizing and farmer cooperation with a plan drawn by ten states. One representative from each school district will meet in West Union Friday for further instructions and questions were answered.

B. W. Lodwick Fayette Clermont Pleasant Valley Opera House United States Europe Germany West Union Lodwick

Lutheran Church Notes East and West Services

Lutheran church notes report divine services in Norwegian at East Church and English at West Church. Evening Luther League meets at 7:30. Bach and all are welcome at every service. Mrs. Fred Maurer is listed as sick.

East Church AL Om West Town Luther League Fred Maurer

Legion Auxiliary Meets In Clermont Unit Report

The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. L. L. Carr's home with hosts Mrs. Gilbert Anderson and Andine Vasby. President Mrs. G. A. Hackman presided. Gifts for local children were arranged, a party at Knox Villa Hospital on January 26 was announced, and Clermont unit was asked to send money and candy boxes. District membership standings were shared.

American Legion Auxiliary L. L. Carr Gilbert Anderson Andine Vasby G. A.hackman Fred Cline Relief Committee Knox+ yilla hospital Clermont W. A. Kneeland Huddles Legion National The Legionaire Hollowell Department

St Peters Church Weekly Mass and Guild Elections

St Peter's Church announced mass Sunday morning with sermon and discussions on marriage and divorce. The Rosary Guild elected officers for the new year including President Mrs. John Crowe and Secretary Treasurer Mrs. Dan Burke. Pastor J F McCaffery led the meeting.

Rosary Guild John _ Crowe Dina L. L. Rounds Agnes ‘Crowe Dan Burke Thos, Powers W. A. Kneeland J. F. McCaffery

Mrs Olvin Moe Visits In Waukon Home Of Fay Family

Mrs Olvin Moe of Waukon visited on Wednesday and Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Fay. The visit highlights social ties and neighborhood exchanges in the community.

Olvin Moe Waukon Frank Fay

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