Annual Financial Statement for Clermont Elgin ISD 1955
Iowa district financial report for year ending June 30 1955 certifies accuracy per state law. Includes receipts and disbursements of General and Special Funds, salaries for administrators teachers and staff, and balances on hand. Published July 14 1955 with signatures of President Clarence Tatro and Secretary Gladys Hanson.
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Clermont- Elgin
Fayette and
Clayton Counties
Iowa
Code of Iowa
Clarence Tatro
Gladys Hanson
Disby
Salarie M. H. Moore
Paul B. Zurl Prin
Elgin Sc
Leo Grether
Roger Walker
Mildred Wenger
Rose Meinhard
Gladys Schori
Kathryn Grove
Clyde Wenger
Virginia Youngt
Myrna M. Lane
Avis L. Wenger
Janet Kohler
Ellen Flanagan
Phyllis Gehring
Trene Kiple
Ruth Grether
Elg
William Yearous
Thomas Ogle Reuben Howard
Alfred Ruckdaschel
Merle Ruckdaschel
John Anderson
Jessie Anderson
Distri Gladys Hanson
Wm. A. Schmi Clermont
Ross E. James
Mildred ‘M. Moore
Virginia Meskel
Henry Kuehl
Francis W. Hennis
Keith Culbertson
Albert Daniels
Bertha Easler
Marian Putz
Andine Vasby
Cecilia Berg
Mary Brandt
Aldora Anderson
Beverly Gates
Vida Nordhusse
Inez Thompson
Clermont
Glen Nygaard
Clarence Amundson
Guy Williams
John Bakewell
Autger L. Paulsot
C. J. Robinson
Elgin
Sharron Wentz
Mildred Benson
Delores Everett
Douglas Thomas
Ada M. Palas
Federal Social Security Taxes Shown on Quarterly Reports
The article notes that quarterly financial statements include Federal Social Security taxes. It details how payroll tax obligations are recorded and reported by the agency, highlighting the impact on overall operating costs and compliance with tax requirements.
Merlin Helium home hosts varied guests this week
Gunder News Isabell Thorsgaard assists with work at the Merlin Helium home. Wednesday evening visitors included the Ben Butikofer family. Sunday guests in the Hilder Bilden home were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Loftsgard and Harold. Other dinner and caller pairs featured the Amundson, Gisleson, Opland, Olson, Jacobia, Reinhardt, Holm, and Krosa families along with Mrs. Christine Rypestor Corrine and several out of town relatives from Mt. Morris and Fountain.
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Isabell Thorsgaard
Merlin Hellum
Ben Butikofer
Lloyd Loftsgard
Harold
Hilder Bilden
Harold Opland
Warren Burstrom
Kathryn
Mt. Morris
Ill
Art Amundson
Christine Rypestor
Corrine
Norman Amundson
Otto Gisleson
T. J. Olson
Carol Reinhardt
Loren and Morris
Fountain, Minn
Martin Nelson
Arlington
Selmer Holm
Edward Leath
Cedar Rapids
Norman Raisch
Chapin
Ray Jacobia
Milo Jacobia
Judy
Wayne Kesterson
David
Ronald
Kenneth Mark
Selmer ‘Holm
Allen Anderson
Kenneth Mork
Louis Becker
Matilda Christianson
Mdrris Seimer
Ole Embretson
Elkader
Lloyd Reierson
Myron Houg
Lydia Larson
la Crosse
Wis
Norris Larson
Gilbert Halverson
Isabelle Thorsgaard
Elaine Hellum
T. T. Loftsgard
Henry Olson
Gregory
David Olson
Leslie
Lantz
Sherril
Victor Guyer
E. G. Guyer
Obituary for Ole T Olson of Clayton county
Ole T Olson born January 20 1877 in Highland township Clayton county died after long health. He married Isabelle Johnson September 23 1899 and had five children Glen B Theo M Alvin C Mae Viola. He lived in Clayton county and Nashua, worked at Sherman Nursery, served Wagner township trustee, and belonged to Norway Lutheran Church. Survived by widow, children seven grandchildren four brothers three sisters. His father mother and a brother preceded him in death.
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Ole T. Olson
Torkel Olson
Barbara Endreson
Highland Township
Clayton County
Marion Lutheran Church
Isabelle Johnson
Glen B
Guttenberg
Theo. M
Miami
Fla
Alvin C
Waterloo
Mae Tesch
el Reno
Okia
Viola Schmidt
Nashua
Sherman Nursery
Charles City
Olson
Wagner Township
Norway Lutheran Church
Nels
Af Elgin
Boul
Phelps
Wis
Henry
Clermont
Tom
Strawberry Point
Inga Anderson
Jim Taylor
John Erickson
Wadena
Shorthorn Officers Plan for State Fair
American Shorthorn Breeders Association officials map for the 10700 prize National Show of Shorthorn Cattle to be staged with the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines from August 27 to September 3. Pictured left to right are W. C Anderson, West Liberty, director. Allan C. Atlason, Chicago, secretary-treasurer. Harold W. Thieman, Concordia, Mo., president. Shorthorn Day is Thursday, September 1, with all horned and polled classes judged. Entries close August 1.
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W. C Anderson
West Liberty
Allan C. Atlason
Chicago
Sec. Trens
Harold W. Thieman
Concordia
Funeral services held at Norway Lutheran Church
Funeral services were held at the Norway Lutheran Church July 2 with interment in the Norway Lutheran cemetery. Casket bearers were Harry Wold Theo Wold Bud Strike Henry Reierson Bertin Juvick and Harry Cartright.
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Norway Lutheran Church
Norway Lutheran Cemetery
Harry Wold
Theo, Wold
Bud Strike
Henry Reierson
Bertin Juvick
Harry Cartright
Clermont Social Roundup of Visits and Travel Notices
Mr and Mrs Henry Thornton hosted dinner with Jean and Dorothy Monroe. Alphie and Mrs Thorson visited Walcott and Phyllis Moorehead. Thorson plans to return while Mrs Thorson stays to assist with a new granddaughter and housework. James Martin leaves for Parkdale Ore to report July 15 with the Forest Service. Mrs Martin and Steven will fly west to join him after securing living quarters, visiting their parents in the interim. Carol Williams of Chicago visits grandparents John and Mrs Schultz. The Schultzs Carol and Geraldine Williams dine with John Nuehring. Randy Nuehring of West Union weekend guest at the Schultz home. Supper guests include Orville and John Nuehring families.
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Alphie Thorson
Walcott
Gene Moorhead
Mr. Thorson
James ‘Martin
Parkdale
Ore
Hood Nat
Carol Williams
Chicago
John Schultz
Schultzs
Carol
Geraldine Williams
John Nuehring
Randy Nuehring
West Union
Orville
Annual reunion to be held at State Park Lodge near Clear Lake
Callers in the William Bacon home Sunday afternoon included the Lloyd Bacon family of Monona Mrs Francis Russell of Ossian Mr and Mrs Ed Lybbert and Sharon Lybbert of Cresco and Alton Lybbert of Waterloo Edna Miller is visiting her sister Luella Miller at Keokuk Mr and Mrs Albert Cole and Darlene of Madison Wis came Monday to visit Mrs Cole's grandmother Mrs Mary Olson The Mark Larson Lien annual reunion will be held at the State Park Lodge near Clear Lake on Sunday Aug 7 Members plan to attend.
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William Bacon
Lloyd Bacon Family
Monona
Francis Russell
Ossian
Ed Lybbert
Sharon Lybbert
Cresco
Alton Lybbert
Waterloo
Edna Miller
Luella Miller
Keokuk
Albert Cole
Darlene
Madison, Wis
Mrs. Cole
Mary Olson
Mark - Larson - Lien
State Park Lodge
Clear Lake
Guidance Shifts From Molding Children to Understanding Them
The text notes a shift away from the notion of molding children like clay toward guidance rooted in greater knowledge of child life. It suggests evolving ideas across the twenties to the forties reflect new insights into child development.
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Ford
Colgrove Memorial Building Planned at Upper Iowa U
Upper Iowa University in Fayette begins work on its third new building this year funded by $250,000 from Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Colgrove of Hollywood California. The Colgrove- Walker Memorial will include a 644 seat auditorium a cafeteria lounge classrooms offices and two laboratories. Completed is the student section building and Zinita B Graf hall for girls is under construction.
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Upper Iowa University
Fayette
C. W. Colgrove
Hollywood
Cailf
Colgrove- Walker Memorial
Zinita B. Graf
Guided Parenting Through Infancy and Trust Building
The text discusses progress in understanding child development and the shift from molding to guidance. It emphasizes that with proper care, environment, and love a child grows into a confident, happy person. Benjamin Spock highlights a baby’s innate ability to love and respond to affection from early on. Love builds trust and supports healthy development at every age.
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Benjamin Spock
Assessing legume seed performance for a fair bargain
Farmers are urged to evaluate current stand quality to judge seed value. The article notes late summer to fall sees the most woodlot fires, with Iowa reporting 1,110 acres burned across 18 fires last year.
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Iowa
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Postville State Bank
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M. F. Schlein
Oak Drive
Huebner Corner
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