Clermont Local News Notes On Residents Travels and Events
Clermont residents and visitors share updates from travels and family. Highlights include Bill Andres earning a University of Pittsburgh Masters in retailing and Eta Mu Pi honor. visits to Niagara Falls and New York. multiple moves and courses in Cedar Rapids. town social visits among Follett, Anderson, Bakewell, Stry, Dahms, and Gruver families. and notices of deaths and hospital stays.
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Bill Andres
Pittsburg
University of Pittsburg
Eta Mu Pi
Middle West
Good Cents Planning Choose Plentiful Foods in June
June brings plentiful eggs fish and peas boosting meal planning says Mildred Nelson extension nutritionist. The column urges using eggs in omelets casseroles and salads with quick cook times and low heat, notes fish and peas are abundant for summer menus and capably support protein riboflavin and vitamins while keeping budgets in mind.
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Mildred Nelson
Town State College Extension
Miss Nelson
Huntington
Nelson
Soil Saving Job Is Up to Farmer
The article emphasizes individual farmer responsibility in soil conservation. Agencies like the Iowa Experiment Station, Extension Service, Soil Conservation Service, and rural groups provide education, technical help, and incentives, but the farmer must decide to adopt each practice. Public benefits include sustained land productivity and long-term gains for the farmer.
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Towan
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Iowa State College Extension Service
Soil Conservation Service
Production and Marketing Administration
Chambers of Commerce
Urges Growers to Spray Fruit Trees
County extension director M C Wangsness urged fruit growers to spray with DDT or lead arsenate plus fungicide to protect crops as codling moth activity spreads in Iowa. Reports began May 15 in southeast Iowa and May 25 in central Iowa, with the apple maggot posing a greater threat to Fayette County apples.
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M. C. Wangsness
Iowa
Fayette County
Myron B. Anderson Remembered in Marion Church Service
Myron Bernell Anderson born April 26 1914 near Gunder son of Rosina Mark Anderson and the late Chris J. Anderson. He married Aldora Loftagard June 1 1941 and had one child L Myra Ann. An Army veteran awarded the Purple Heart he served with the 5th Armored Division in Europe and is buried at the Newville-en-Condroz Belgium military cemetery after funeral at Marion Lutheran Church with Elgin Legion rites.
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Myron Bernell Anderson
Rosina Mark Anderson
Chris J. Anderson
Gunder
Marion Lutheran Church
Elgin High School
Aldora Loftagard
Myron
Zisa
Anderson Ws
Ernest
Ruthiera
Anser
Bessie Thompson
Arvid
Dale
Carlyle
Elver
Kenneth
Lunebach
Germany
Ted States Military Cemetery
Newville-en- Condroz
Liege
Belgium
S J. Strandford
Marion Lurtheran
Marion
Arthur Amundson
Gordon Mosby
George Bovis
Corrine Rypestor
Arvid Anderson
Floyd Halstenson
Inwood
The
Elgin American Legion
Expression of thanks for condolences and funeral support
The family expresses heartfelt gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for sympathy and comforting deeds during their time of loss. Special thanks to Rev Strandford the singers and accompanists for music those who gave flowers and wreaths and to the American Legion and Auxiliary for their attendance. Mrs Aldora Anderson and L
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Strandford
American Legion and Auxiliary
Aldora Anderson
Myra Anderson Family Mentions Across Names
Rosina Anderson is listed with Myra and associated families including Arvid Carlyle Dale Elver Orvin Thompson David and Barry. The Anderson surname appears across multiple married couples with Mr and Mrs. in varied lineages.
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Myra
Rosina Anderson
Arvid and
Carlyle
Dale Anderson
Orvin Thompson
David
Elver Anderson
Barry
Kenneth Anderson
Dairymen in Fayette County win butter fat awards
Eleven dairymen from Association 4 in northeast Fayette County received awards for averaging more than 350 pounds of butter fat per cow in a year. Carl Lueder of West Union led with 618.3 pounds per cow from a herd of over sixteen. Other honorees include Kenneth Kerr 445.1, Jerry N. Spencer 442.4, Edwin Chenswold 422.4, Irving Deering 419.0, Archie Schroeder 418.8, John Lueder and Sons 4044, Laurence Bockenstedt 386.6, Joseph D. Schmelzer 375.2, Ruth and Dale Turner 373.9, and Arthur Schmelzer 362.1.
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Association 4
Fayette County
Carl Lueder
West Union
Kenneth Kerr
Jerry N. Spencer
Edwin Chenswold
Irving Deering
Archie Schroeder
John Lueder and Sons
Laurence Bockenstedt
Joseph D. Schmelzer
Ruth and Dale Turner
Arthur Schmelzer
Fayette Co Jersey Breeders Win in District Show
The Jersey Parish show at Oelwein on June 9 gathered top Jerseys from northeast Iowa. Fayette county breeders dominated with Harry Cline and Song of West Union taking senior champion bull and grand champion. Cline & Sons won senior yearling bull, heifer calf, 4-H champion, and get of sire. Nachholz and Bernhart of Oelwein earned junior champion junior yearling bull, while Floyd Arnold judged the event. 4-H and FFA classes boosted junior breeders, with prizes from Oelwein merchants and notable trophies for winners.
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Jersey Parish
Oelwe
Iowa
Fayette County
Harry Cline & Song
West Union
Cline & Sons
Nachholz and
Bernhart
Oclwein
Floyd Arnold
Iowa State College Extension Dairyman
FFA
Oelwein
Grasshopper Damage Prevention Methods
Grasshopper damage to gardens can be prevented by spraying with chlordane or toxaphene.
Local visitors and family gatherings in Clermont
Clermont residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Melvin and Mrs. Weigel of Oelwein stayed with the Larry Horan family. Frank Horan accompanied them to Chicago earlier. Craig Olson visited his grandparents Louie and Olivia Olson. Zoe Ann Dibble joined dinner guests E. H. Dibble and others. The Stumme and Loftsgard families attended Boys State and returned from Des Moines.
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Melvin Weigel
Oelwein
Larry Horan
Frank
Chicago
Craig Olson
Waterloo
Louie Olson
Olivia Olson
Wisconsin
Otto Vasby
Jack Dibble
Zoe Ann
E. H. Dibble
Clyde Causlas
Larry, Horan
Arnold Stumme
Des Moines
Howard Stumme
Wendell Loftsgard
Boys State
Rhode Island Grows Red Clover By 1760
The record notes red clover was cultivated in Rhode Island as early as 1760, marking an early agricultural milestone for the colony and illustrating regional plant adoption in the colonial era.
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Rhode Island
Lady the sheepdog adopts two lambs in Adair County
In Adair County the Sheps herd dog Lady owned by Francis and Verna Lane has adopted two young lambs, nursing them alongside her own two puppies.
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Adair County
Lady
Francis
Verna Lane
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