Man Returns Home From Union Hospital
Cabalan has returned home from the West Union hospital where he had been a medical patient.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1953
Page
7
Cabalan has returned home from the West Union hospital where he had been a medical patient.
The C E Indees Monona game scheduled for last Sunday at Clermont was rained out with plans to play next Sunday in Clermont. The piece lists a long sequence of local residents hosting and visiting across towns, including family picnics at Pike's Peak and visits to Mason City, Prairie du Chien, and Chicago, noting a light heart attack suffered by Mrs Nesbit and a birthday gathering at city park.
The Clermont Alumni Association invites members to a Friday evening picnic at Clermont park on August 7 at 6 30 PM Bring a covered dish sandwiches and your own table service Contact Beryl Swenson 4B 49? Secretary
Has Part in Opera Friends of Carol Ressler formerly of Clermont will be in the chorus of the grand opera La Geheme presented by the University of Iowa this summer. More than 100 University of Town students and faculty members will take part in three performances. This will be the first grand opera to be given at the etéity since the summer opera program began in 1950.
West Union hosts 122 attendees for Wolfs descendants reunion marking a century since M J Wolfs bought the Dover township farm. The event featured a history reading by Mrs Leonard Anfinson, group photos, and a day of fellowship across multiple Iowa and Minnesota households.
Robt. Wilson of Elgin and Fred Cline visited Waterloo Sunday meeting Mrs. B. A. Gruver and Denise Gruver of No. Hollywood Calif at the airport. Mrs. Gruver and Denise will visit her father in Elgin and other relatives. Ben will arrive Friday and stay until after Daley then the family will drive back to California. Mrs. L. E. Amundson left Sunday for Seattle and Olympia Wash where she will visit in the Robert Oakey home. Mr. and Mrs. George Paulson returned Saturday from an eight day visit with his father and brother at Holman Wis. Mrs. Lloyd Meier entertained St. Ann's Circle at her home Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Olsod noted.
St Peter's Church posts mass times with Rev. Fr. Robert Cooney as pastor. Weekday Masses are at 7 30 a m and Sunday Masses at 8 00 and 10 00 a m Confessions are Saturday at 8 00 p m and before Sunday Mass.
East Clermont and West Clermont hold services and activities this week. Choir rehearsal and Sunday school at East Clermont. divine worship and Luther League reports with Mission and Sewing Societies in the mix. Hostesses include Mdms. Helgerson and Frieden. Highland and Priscilla groups also listed with programs and hostesses. Next service is Aug 16.
The Church of Our Sayigur Clermont-Episcopal hosts Morning Prayer with sermon on Sunday August 2, ninth after Trinity. A dinner party and bridge session at Mrs H A Lubke’s home on July 21 honors Ruth Starkey’s birthday with gifts and prizes for bridge won by Mrs Blake Mrs Moore Mrs Cline and Mrs Starkey. Mayo Savold, Augsburg College music professor, joined luncheon guests Mr and Mrs Ole Peterson. The Rev Stanley B Knudsen and families noted in attendance.
Harald Vinton and his sister Sharon, Cresco, visited friends in Clermont Friday. Harold flew back from Europe after the death of his father Walter Vinton. He is stationed in Europe and will report back soon, with 18 years of service left until retirement. The Vin sons are former Clermont residents.
Clermont Dairy Days on August 8 and 9 will feature Rep. W. A. Lynes of Waverly, former speaker of the Iowa House. The Williams & Lee agency of St Paul provides top platform attractions and music by the Clermont high school band. Midway shows are Moser-Rundle, with a grand ball Saturday night featuring Jack Howard and his Iowans at the Ford Garage showroom.
Mr and Mrs Merle Lange Mary and Carol of Postville visit with Mrs Helen Becker and Mr and Mrs Orville Palsland of Newark Ill. They dine at Clarence Johnson home with M H Moore JoAnn and Nellie Carpenter. Thursday evening George and Ruthie Pierce of Alpha spend a week long vacation.
Alendari lists council meeting on Monday August 3 with Boy Scouts Troop 451 and Methodist WSCS. On Wednesday August 6 West Clermont Priscilla Working Band performs. Thursday August 6 East Clermont Societies and St. Peter's Rosary Society and Altar Guild are scheduled.
Irene Anna Peterson wed Finn R. Hanson in a Chicago Lutheran ceremony on June 29 with Rev. Miller officiating. The reception followed at the groom’s father’s home. Mrs. Hanson, a longtime nurse at Norwegian Lutheran Hospital, and Hanson, an interior decorator, honeymooned in northern Minnesota and Canada before arriving in Clermont on July 18.
Five Sunday school teachers from Clermont registered at the Church School Workers institute held at Luther College July 12 17. They were Mrs Millard Nelson Sr Andine L Vassby Mrs Louis Olson Mrs Theo Loftsgard and Mrs Clifford Kittleson. The institute was sponsored cooperatively by the college the department of Christian education of the Evangelical Lutheran church and congregations within a 100 mile radius in the tri state area. Sessions included general discussion periods and demonstration classes in all Sunday school grades. Forum leader was Rev S B Knudsen of Clermont.
Notices list several social visits and gatherings around Aug 1 including Mrs. Glenn Olson, Cheryl and JoAnn Searshland of Postville, Steven and Stanley Olson of Monona, and many others visiting Mary Olson My and Norman Reinertson in Waterloo. Multiple Sunday dinners and Wednesday visits are noted with families from Monona Randalia West Union Fayette and West Union.
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