Post Office Mailing Note From Clermont Iowa
A brief postal label indicates the item is entered in the Clermont Iowa post office as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1933
Page
3
A brief postal label indicates the item is entered in the Clermont Iowa post office as second class mail matter.
District Court Fayette County Iowa informs all interested that L A Andrew receiver of Clermont State Bank has filed a final report detailing receipts disbursements and assets. A hearing to approve the report and discharge the receiver is set for July 18 1933 at 10 a m at the West Union courthouse Iowa.
Important notice states that the signer will not be responsible for any debts or obligations contracted by his wife Olga Pfister or any other persons on her behalf, Avett. Fred Pfister, Jr.
An Earl notes the kidnaping plot victim identified the resort to which he had been ferried, as the Jamaica orchestra shifts tunes in a curious rhythm. The piece satirically hints at a sensitive war for readers.
A dense local notice list details visits by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Peak of Elkader to Cedar Falls relatives, Clermont rental inquiry for a commercial hotel, and a large rural crowd at Clermont free movies. It notes Doris Landsgard visiting a grandmother near Elgin, a baby’s arm splint removal in Roy Swenson home, and several Des Moines and Cedar Rapids visits among area families. The piece also covers church events, summer school departures, boxing trip calls, and a Rainbow girls outing near Postville with names of attendees.
Peter Rabbit, seeking news, plans to visit Jerry Muskrat at Smiling Pool, while Mrs. Peter chides him for staying out. Jerry jokes about Peter helping build a house as he finishes a mussel meal, then greets Peter on the bank beside the Big Rock. The scene hints at animal neighbors and light mischief in the Green Meadows.
Dr and Mrs Joe Kerwig of New Hampton visited Tuesday in the Van Appelman home Mrs Lynn Probert of Waukon spent the weekend with Mrs Lucian Appelman Many people attended the celebration at Monona others drove to Spillville Hazel Schraader and Sons visited her parents at Luana They attended the Monona celebration Verniece Perry of Austin Minn and John Kalstad of Gordonsville Minn spent the Fourth with Mr and Mrs M L Perry Numerous family picnics were held in Clermont and surrounding country on July 4 Mr and Mrs Henry Herwig and children Bob and Donald of West Union and the J C Halverson family had a picnic at Thompson's park Mr and Mrs Burkhart Riegel and the Brady Paulson family dined at Rocky Dell The Henderson families ended the day at the Franz Appelman home.
Mr and Mrs A D Ferguson of West Union spent the Fourth in the G E Dibble home. Anna Larrabee learned a daughter Lillian Lynn was born Wednesday to Mr and Mrs James McAlvin of Chicago. Mrs McAlvin is in Waterloo staying with Dr and Mrs McAlvin there. Mr and Mrs J W Crowe and family visited Mrs Crowe's mother Mrs M Dwyer at Oelwein Tuesday, with Amor Lauer of Sublette also visiting. After a trip to Clarmont, the Crowe home hosted relatives as Lauer returned home Wednesday. Grace Clark of McGregor, a newspaper correspondent, visited Anna Larrabee Monday and inspected the Wart er farm grove damaged by the Saturday night storm. About 150 trees showed damage from the high wind, many completely broken or partly damaged.
Several minor accidents marred the holiday. Phyllis Ditble lost the ends of three finger nails from a firecracker blast. Burnell Larson, son of Oscar Larson, injured a finger in the same explosion. Clarence Sampson sustained burns on both hands from the premature blast.
The women of the Three Fates in Norse mythology include Past Vor_thandl Present and Skul future. They resemble Greek Fates Clotho Lachesis and Atropos in function and roles within myth.
Poem fragment cites Cowper on lineage and defeat as the offspring of revolt contrasts with genuine offspring of prevail.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a cratered burgh in Scotland with age indicators and incomplete details, suggesting a historical geographic or archeological reference. The text lacks clear names, dates, or events to establish a full headline.
Lafayette Journal and Courier reports a fragment noting a era mooring mast for nickel cigars. The item reads as a terse clerical or trade mention without full context or dates. Named entities are scarce, preventing a clearer lead or outcome.
The Clermont Independent School District Board in Clermont Township Fayette County Iowa will meet on July 20 1983 at 1 36 P M at Farmers Savings Bank Taxpayers may speak for or against the proposed expenditure estimate District Secretary Mrs Len SemeK
Clermont town council of Fayette County Iowa will meet July 25 1933 at 7 30 PM at council room. Taxpayers will be heard for or against the following estimate of expenditures at that time. Martin Nelson Town Clerk.
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