Religious school plans catechism and picnic schedule
The school will hold catechistical work from 8 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. with two new teachers and Elizabeth Rounds directing local work. Non members may attend with parents. A program and picnic for children and parents is set for Sunday June 19. Friday mass for the Feast of Sacred Heart at 8 a.m. and Sunday mass at 9 a.m. are listed. Weekday masses during vacation are at 8 a.m. Rev J F McCaffery is pastor.
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Achool
Jane
Apec
Lizabeth
Arch
Sacred Heart
Pope Pius XI
J. F. McCaffery
Lutheran Church Notes East Sunday Service and Meetings
Lutheran Church Notes East lists Sunday school at 10 o'clock and Divine service led by T. Gabrielsen. A theology student from St. Paul attends Mission Society in church parlors Thursday June 22 with Mrs Nels Helgerson Mrs A N Helgeson and Mrs Martin Amundson as hosts. Women's League program Sunday at 8 includes speaker T Gebrielson with Pastor G Gunster.
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Divine
T. Gabrielsen
St. Paul
Mission Society
Nels’ Helgerson
A. N. Helgerson
Martin Amundson
Hhostenses
Lather
T. Gebrielson
Eo G. Gunster
Godiva's Horse Spooks Crowd. Rider Reassessed
In Dudley England during a carnival a white horse carrying Miss Lucile Smith as Lady Godiva became excited by the massive crowd. The horse pranced dangerously forcing the rider to dismount and rest at a nearby house until a calmer steed could be found and the procession resumed.
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Godiva
Lady Godiva
Dudley
England
Lucile Smith
Timeless Cartagena Experience Through Historic Streets
Celerial Cartagena guides visitors through the old city of Cartagena in South America. Explore the sixteenth century San Pedro Church, encounter native inhabitants, priests and nuns, market scenes, and a street scene sketched in bold colors.
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Celerial
Local notes from Dea Moines and vicinity observed
Mr and Drs L M Dwyer of Des Moines were guests Sunday of Kin Sister Mrs John Crowe. The Business and Professional Women met at Mrs W B Blake's home. Frank Miller near La Crosse visited his brother Wesley Miller. Mrs Harry Anderson and children visited her mother Mrs Frank White. Alice Frederick spent a week with Aunt Mrs John Burrow at Postville and was brought home Sunday. Blanche Kelleher, double pneumonia, remains very ill though fever turning point came days ago. Mrs Mary Haas and daughter Arina Mae are home from Cedar Falls where Mrs Haas kept house while her daughter attended college. Mrs Anno Lindroth closed school in Burrow district last week. picnic dinner given to her pupils and neighbors. Buddy Paulson caught a large moth specimen, attracted attention as it was exhibited. Mrs Herman Rolfs attended a wedding in Monticello at Juliette Johnson's sister-in-law Mrs Arch Grimes home. Rolfs met new niece Nancy Elvira born recently at the Grimes home. Newly elected officers of the Clermont Commercial Club are Edmund Dugatad president, Martin Nelson vice president, W A Kneeland secretary-treasurer. Motion approved to pursue real work with monthly meetings and luncheons. president to appoint a promotion committee of three to handle community welfare matters, action reserved for next report at third Monday meeting.
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L. M. Dwyer
Dea
Moines
John Crowe
W. RB. Blake
Frank Miller
la Crosse
Wig Waa
Wesley Miller
Harry Anderson
Frank White
Alice Frederick
John Burrow
Postville
Burrow
Blanche Kelleher
Mary Haas
Arina Mae
Cedar Falls
Thmee
Joe Donion
Elkader
Bernard Hills
Charles City
L. L. Carr
Spirit Lake
Mary Ritchie
Fennimore
Wis
Ritchie Jz
George Schave
Elgie Burt
Conrad Brenner
Waukon
C. J. Burt
Frank Meyer
St. Louis
Anna
Frederick Larrabee
Meyer
George Darscher
Oklahoma
Here
West Union
Stanley Dempster
Dempster
C. Henderson
Franz Appelman
B. J. Kaltenbach
Lime Springs
Misa Nellia Johnson
Louise Miller
Grand Meadow Township
Clayton County
Agnes Kneeland
Clermont
Elgin
Alpha
Gunston
Minneapolis
United Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
Luther College
J. O. Preus
Augustana College
Sioux Falls
S. D
Conference
Thrifty French thrift noted in small city habits
The piece notes extreme thrift among Freach patrons who reuse napkins and rack space at a barber shop, with weekly payments for laundry, illustrating how thrift is viewed as better service in this culture.
Tea Leaves Found Useful for Cleaning Varnished Wood
Tea leaves are found valuable for cleaning varnished wood if saved for days and soaked in hot water for about half an hour. They suggest soaking leaves in hot water to make a cleaning solution for polished wood surfaces.
Local Notes and Deaths in Decorah Area
A long local column reports on family visits, birthdays, and community events around Decorah and Clermont. It notes Rev. G Gunston speaking on a Lutheran program, Decoration Day services led by American Legion Sheehan Post, and various visits, trips, and farm life details involving Appelman, Larrabee, Swenson, and other families. The piece mentions a new airplane by Marvin Johnson, local baseball games, and upcoming conference news.
Local Notes From Grand Meadow and Nearby Areas
Grand Meadow and surrounding communities share updates on visits and gatherings. Martin Amundson and son Normen brought Joseph Amundson home after attending school in Vinton. Guests included the Cooley family of Independence and the Burt family of Decorah at Mrs. Nels Lyngans. Halver Olson and son Albert visited the Eaton Landagard home. Lars Osmundson’s fortieth wedding anniversary was celebrated at his home with Clifford Osmundson and family attending. Oscar Lien and Ruth dined at the Even Lion, while Clarence Olson and Quinten and Ole Thorson visited relatives in Independence. Anton Scholen left for Geddes SD and other western points. Ed Johnson and family visited Julius Johnson in Clermont. Myrtie and Gladys Erickson of Cedar Rapids visited their mother, Mrs. Sam Erickson, who rode with them to Cedar Rapids for a short visit. Harold Skarshaug of Ames assists at Ole Peterson’s farm. Simon Nelson of Clermont dined with Mrs. Sam Erickson on Memorial Day. Ivan Anderson stopped by the Oscar Lion home. Walter Martie and Mary Nelson spent Friday evening with Martin Halverson. A Luther League gathering and reception honored the confirmands. Andrew Reinhart hosted guests from Mason City last Sunday.
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Martin Amundson
Normen
Vinton
Joseph Amundson
Paul Cooley
Independence
Emmet Burt
Decorah
Nels Lyngans
Halver Olson
Albert
Wimmer
Eaton Landagard
Clifford Osmundson
Lars Osmundson
Oscar Lien
Ruth
Even Lion
Clarence Olson
Quinten
Ole Thorson
Anton Scholen
Geddes
8. D
Ed Johnson
Julius Johnson
Clermont
Myrtie
Gladys Erickson
Cedar Rapids
Sam Erickson
Erickson
Harold Skarshaug
Ames
Ole Peterson
Simon Nelson
Ivan Anderson
Oscar Lion
Walter Martie
Mary Nelson
Martin Halverson
Luther League
Andrew Reinhart
Mason City
Dover Mills News Family Gatherings Across Visit and Reunion
Mildred Rowland spent last Wednesday and Thursday with sister Mrs H K Johnson. Mr and Mrs E O Wagner visited Ed Green home near Castalia. Mildred Yvonne Rowland and Lowell Sitter from Logansport were guests Friday in H K Johnson home. Wagner children and grandfather W H Scott enjoyed a picnic with J C Matthews family Sunday. H K Johnsons and a family attended a reunion at Ezra Rowland home honoring Yvonne Rowland visiting. Attendees included M Zurbriggen family Elgin Vern Rowland family West Union H K Johnson family Lowell Sitter Yvonne Rowland Mrs J A Rowland Elmer Graffenburg family Richard Martin family Philip Brause family G E Brause daughter Mrs J Bow land and two children from Oelwein Memorial day guests in Ed Johnson and H K Johnson homes. Many from the area attended West Union graduation last Friday. Clifton school closed last Wednesday after a successful year led by Elizabeth Rounds.
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Mildred Rowland
H. K. Johnson
E. O. Wagner
Ed Green
Castalia
Yvonne Rowland
Lowell Sitter
Logansport
Ind
Wagner
W. H. Scott
J. C. Matthews
Ezra Rowland
M. Zurbriggen
Elgin
Vern Rowland
West Union
J. A. Rowland
Elmer Graffenburg
Richard Martin
Philip Brause
Reuben Hackman
G. E. Brause
Waterloo
J. Bowland
Oelwein
Ed Johnson
Cliffton
Elizabeth Rounds
Longevity Statistics in the United States
The life expectancy at birth is 55.88 years for males and 57.62 for females. Census figures show that of 70,086 people reaching age forty, 62,542 reach sixty, meaning about 74 percent survive to sixty.
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United States
Bureau of the Census
Chemists Learn to Free Apricot Seed from Its Falconed C
Chemists report progress freeing the apricot seed from its enclosing shell in a series of experiments. Researchers at a regional lab describe methods to extract the core without damaging the kernel. The work aims to improve yields for industrial processing.
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West Clermont Luther League program and local notes
The West Clermont Luther League sets a program for Sunday at 8 pm with songs scripture reading and discussion. Residents visitations include Mrs R V Brandt and travelers from Chicago. A St Peters Altar Guild pot luck dinner succeeds and local social details close the column.
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Lutheran Church Notes
Iowa
Farmers’ Savings Bank
J-F. Miller
J. A. Erickson
Clermons
Jowa
Franz
Alta Vista
Iis
Frank
David Appellman
Don
Prabe
G. Gunston
Aast
Wadena
American Legion Sheehan
Harold Greenley
Marjorie Olson
Agnes Wede
Joseph Leahy
George Washburn
Len Simek
Ladies' Aid Society
I. C. Jerdes
Clifton Pringle
Will Crowe
Lincoln Park
R. V. Brandt
W. R. Blake
Grace Crowell
Car) Appelman
Lollie Blake
Launch
Marvin Johnson
Malvin
Johnson
Grand Meadow News
Dover Mills News
West L. L. Program
West Clermont Luther League
Society
Lloyd’ Anderson
Songawwewae Society
Thelma Christianson
Beryl Miller
Anna Mae Anderson
Frances Christianson
Gabrielzon
Riceville
Russell Grover
Chicago
Clifford Johnson
J. T. Simek
Hazelton
Order of Foresters
Johnson Hall
L. L. Rounds
Burnell Peterson
George Lewis Rounds
Chas
Burt
Dubuque
Columbia College
D. Dwyer
St. Peter's
Clermont Directory
Xray Gas
Farmers Savings Bok
DR. I. C. Jerdee
Clermont State Bank
Towa
Farmers Savings Bank
Clermont, Iowa
N. H. Nelson Embalmee & Funeral
Calla
Freiburghaus & Co
G. H. Hackman
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