Clermont Post Office Notice in Fayette County Iowa
Entered in the post office at Clermont Fayette County Iowa as second class mail matter.
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Fayette County
Iowa
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1934
Page
3
Neighbors host gatherings and calls on local residents
Mrs Henry Nyborg returned home Friday after a week with relatives in Cedar Rapids. Alfred Jenson called on businesses in Watervliet. Edna Lofiszach visited Mr Hans Amundson in Dermor. Geneva Christiansen helps with house work as Mrs Jenson recovers from an accident. Delores Nyborg vacationed in Highland. Clarence Nelson did business in Elkader. Erick Halverson and family dined with Mrs Carrie Nelson, while Mr and Mrs Ole Gisleson and Milo dined with the Otto Gisleson family. George Gisleson stayed with H H Gisleson. Mrs A C Wold and C K Hoag families from St Olaf joined supper with H E Landsg and family. Alfred Vikesland and Decorah guests at H T Bilden home for dinner. T J Olson’s fortieth wedding anniversary celebrated with relatives and neighbors. dinner cafeteria style, gifts, and social visit. Farm union met at P K Petergon home Monday. Merlin Hellum visited L P Larson in Highland all week.
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Henry Nyborg
Cedar Rapids
Alfred Jenson
Watervliet
Edna Lofiszach
Hans Amundson
Dermor
Geneva Christiansen
Jenson
Delores Nyborg
Alfred Cash
Highland
Clarence Nelson
Elkader
Farm Union
P. K. Petergon
Merlin Hellum
L. P. Larson
Auntie Cooley Remembered In Elgin Funeral Rites
Mrs. Ann Cooley born June 3 1865 near Elkader Iowa died June 24 1984 at 83. She married James Cooley in 1968 and lived in Illyria Township Elgin and Decora. Survivors include two sons Dr C C Cooley and Wm J Cooley, three sisters and a former China missionary. Funeral held June 27 at St Pauls church with Rev J J Snyder officiating. Interment in Elgin cemetery.
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Sarah Ann Cooley
William
Susanna Patterson
Elkader
Iowa
Clayton County
William Cooley
Town City
James Cooley
Fothergill
Elgin
Illyria
Gottfred Frieden
Decora
Card of Thanks for Mrs Ann Pantanoueys
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and relatives for spiritual and floral bouquets and the many kindnesses shown in our sorrow for the loss of our beloved mother Mrs Ann Pantanoueys 44e.
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Ann Panta
Little Helen Probert 1932 1984 obituary in Clermont cemetery
Helen Lucille Probert daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Probert born October 27 1932 died June 28 1984 after a three day illness cerebral hemorrhage caused death funeral held at Elgin Baptist church Clermont cemetery with music by a male quartet and solo by Mrs Clair Robison of Manchester relatives from distance attended the service including Walter Miller Mary Probert Lynn Probert Will Probert and others mourn the untimely death of the bright sweet childher parents a sister Marian four and a half grandparents and many aunts uncles and cousins will miss her.
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Helen Lucille
Guy Probert
Helen
Marian
J. F. Miller
Elgin Baptist Church
Fikse
Volga City
Phillip Lauer
Elgin
Clermont
Clarence Kohls
Eli Habeger
Gustav Krueger
Edward Krueger
Clair Robison
Manchester
Ruth Krueger
Augusta Miller
Maxine Lehman
Lois Miller
Helen Muehlethaler
Louise Marie Baumgartner
Louise Hackman
Lillian Krueger
Walter Miller
Buffalo Center
Mary Probert
Chicago
Lynn Probert
Waukon
Will Probert
Volga
J. C. Probert
James
Wadena
West Union
Nels ‘Iverson
I Canoe
Roy Ellis
Beloved Manchester Family Thanks Neighbors for Kindnesses
Mrs Clair Robison of Manchester expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindnesses during a recent bereavement. She notes appreciation for the many beautiful floral tributes. Mentioned are Mr and Mrs Guy Probert and Marian, Mr and Mrs J F Miller, and the aunts and uncles.
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Guy Probert
Marian
J. F. Miller
Pioneer resident Rasmus Halverson's widow dies at 130
Mrs. Rasmus Halverson of Laverne Minnesota a pioneer Rock county resident and respected elder passed away Wednesday morning June 18 1984 at the Halverson home in Luverne Funeral services were held at the family home and Immanuel Lutheran with Rev L P Lund officiating She had fractured her hip on June 4 and complications from age and injury led to death She leaves nine children twenty four grandchildren and two great grandchildren with many extended relatives listed including Lillian Iverson William Ole Theodore Hattie Wilson and Stella Remme among others Memorials note her sixty year marriage in 1933 and her long life as a devoted mother and Christian.
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Rasmus Halverson
Laverne
Minn
Rock County
Halverson
West Lincoln
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Rev. L. P. Lund
Maplewood Cemetery
Harold Halverson
Clarence Halverson
Walter Halverson
Ster Halverson
Russel
Lillian Iverson
William
Ole
Theodore
Hardwick
Hattie Wilson
Newell
Lizzia Gerhardt
Medford
Oregon
Alfred
Crescent City
Calif
Stella Remme
Independence
Iowa
Leonard
Sioux Falla
S. D
E. T. Thoson
Thor Thorson
Elgin
Andrew Thorson
Clermont
Ole Thorson
John Stolle
West Union
Reat
Ose Elgin
Andrew
Amelia Thorson
Elmer Larson
Grand Meadow Social Roundup Notes Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Ewald Lyngaas spent Monday evening at the Gerhard Halverson home. Mr and Mrs Clarence Olson and Quinton and Mrs Gust Olson were guests Sunday at the Arthur Olson home. Mrs Sam Erickson returned from a week at Anamosa Cedar Rapids with Myrtle Erickson and daughter Gladys. Edna Loftsgard weekend at Martin Amundson home. Alice Lyng returned Saturday after a week at Clifford Osmundson home. Ruth Anderson recovering from measles. Lillian Halverson visited the Martin Halverson home. Myrtla Amundson helped with housework at the Erickson home during absence. Mr and Mrs George N Schori of Elgin guest at Eston Landsgaard home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Anton Schoien spent...
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Clarence Olson
Quinton
Gust Olson
Arthur Olson
Sam Erickson
Anamosa
Gladys
Cedar Rapids
Myrtle Erickson
Gilbert Halverson
Martin Halverson
Alphis Thorson
Even Lion
Richard Olson
Olivia Olgan
Edna Loftsgard
Martin Amundson
Alice Lyng
Clifford Osmundson
Ruth Anderson
Lillian Halverson
Myrtla Amundson
Elgin
Eston Landsgard
Anton Schoien
Oxcar List Social Notes Include Visits and Meetings
Suatflky afternoon at the Oxcar List home Norma Cooley returned to her home in West Union after visiting the Ewald Lyngaas home. Mr and Mrs Walter Martie were callers at the Martin Halverson home Sunday evening. Esten Landsgaard and Martin Amundson attended a director meeting at Center School House Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Selmar Holm and daughter Elaine spent Sunday at Andrew Reinhart's home, Betty Holm returned with them after a visit at Reinhart's.
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Suatflky
Oxcar List
Norma Cooley
West Union
Ewald Lyngaas
Walter Martie
Martin Halverson
Esten Landsgard
Martin Amundson
Center School House
Selmar Holm
Elaine
Andrew Reinhart
Betty Holm
Reinhart
Advantages of U. S. Waterways
The United States has 5,000 miles of ocean coastline, 15,000 miles of navigable rivers, and 8,700 miles of shoreline on navigable lakes. Twenty-eight states are accessible to ocean-going vessels. Several other states are situated so they can transport freight to the seaboard by river steamers and barges.
The Great Divide of North America
The Great Divide refers to an elevated ridge or watershed in the western United States that separates rivers draining toward the Atlantic from those flowing to the Pacific. The term often extends to the broader Continental Divide and watershed region.
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United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Decennial Census Totals Across U S History
The official United States census is taken every ten years. In 1910 the population was 92,971,814. in 1920 it rose to 105,710,620. and in 1930 the population reached 122,776,000, reflecting growth across the early decades of the 20th century.
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United States
Applesauce and Plums Political Pie Recipe
A playful note says a timeless recipe for political pie blends applesauce and plums. It frames politics as a kitchen craft and hints at enduring, unchanged ingredients in public discourse.
Ne Fink- Stami weighs one pound exchange due
A fragmented line from an Idaho item mentions Ne Fink- Stami weighing about one pound and a reference to Aver in Idaho roughly 500 miles from the sea.
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Idaho
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