Fidac Month Emphasized By American Legion Auxiliary
Fidac month will feature programs across Auxiliary Units highlighting friendship and understanding among nations. Mrs. R. V. Brandt notes Fidac aims to strengthen international ties for lasting peace with plays pageants and garden parties illustrating allied nations' wartime cooperation. Mrs. Oscar W. Hahn calls for constructive, peaceful progress abroad and at home, condemning propaganda and promoting education to friendship. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Junker and children visited Glidden. Junker returned Sunday while Mrs. Junker stayed longer.
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American Legion Auxiliary
R. V. Brandt
Fidac
Interallied Veterans’ Federation
Oscar W. Hahn
America
Fidae
Gordon Junker
Glidden
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Reports Poppy Sales and Officers
The Sheehan Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary met at Andine Vasby’s home on Tuesday evening June 8. 460 poppies were sold, raising 44.60. A speaker on Highway Safety at the school was sponsored. Four dresses were approved for the Des Moines supply shop. New officers included Louie Olson president and W. J. Nelson vice president. Fidac program featured papers on Greece and an article on Fidac. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheehan
American Legion Auxiliary
Andine Vasby
Roy Swenson
Christine Rypestol
Goetsch
Des Moines
Louie Olson
W. J. Nelson
Margaret Sheehy
Martin Nelson
Dan Burke
L. M. Crowe
M. Loftsgard
van Appelman
Fred Cline
Gilbert Anderson
H. B. Greenley
Greece
Carr
Brandt
Bernard Agner
Union Guild Meets At Clermont Church July Picnic Planned
The Clermont Union church Guild met at Mrs. Dan Carpenter’s home on Wednesday afternoon June 9 with Mrs. W. C. Calahan assisting. Seventeen members responded to roll call and sixteen guests attended. The group voted to invite Ladies' Aid Societies from Elgin and Illyria churches for a park picnic on July 14. Committees were named for chairs HalverSon and Ruth Olson, tables Brandt and Carr, and refreshments Jay White and Peck. Rev. Snyder spoke on Church History. Collection totaled $4.28.
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Clermont Union Church Guild
Dan Carpenter
W. C. Calahan
Park
Halverson
Ruth Olson
Brandt
Carr
Jay White
Peck
Snyder
Mrs. Lee Candee Dies at 35 in Calmar
Mrs. Lee Candee 35 of Calmar died Thursday morning June 8 at Decorah hospital leaving an infant son in good health. Survived by husband and a three year old daughter. The Candees moved from Union two years ago where Mr Candee worked for Central States Power and Light, now running a store at Calmar. Funeral held Saturday from the Calmar home and Presbyterian church at Postville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Candee
Calmar
Decorah
Clermont Calendar notes and regional visits
Clermont Calendar for June lists a Mission Society meeting of the Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters and social notes including Hazel Schrader and son at an Engelhart family reunion at Decorsh Park. Delegates Marjorie Olson and others attend Rainbow Girls assembly in Des Moines while Mr and Mrs Jack Mullery visit from Minneapolis. Mrs Stella Powers visits from Lewisburg and Frank Powers travel from Wisconsin with James Powers from Madison. An ad offers a player piano and rolls for 39.00, with viewing details at Mrs Ray Stengler Route 6 Box 410 Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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Hazel Schrader
Louis
Engelhart
Decorsh Park
Marjorie Olson
Des Moines
Rainbow Girls
Grand Assembly
West Union
Jack Mullery
Minneapolis
Minn
Thos. Cummings
Frank Owens
Stella Powers
Lewisburg
Clermont
Frank Powers
Wisconsin
James Powers
Madison
Wis
Ray Stengler
Box
Milwaukee
Dorothy Henderson Mogle wed at Sioux City
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Henderson and William Mogle occurred Saturday afternoon June 12 at four o'clock in Sioux City with a small ceremony at the Methodist church. The bride, youngest Henderson daughter, wore a tan suit and carried talisman roses. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Moyle of Hibbing, Minn, has a Master’s from Iowa City and has coached athletics in Eldora. They will reside in LeMars for the summer where Mogle is recreation director.
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Dorothy Henderson
William Mogle
Sioux City
B. 0. Henderson
J. F. Dempster
Lumbleson
Methodist Church
Mogle
B. C. Henderson
Castalia
Clermont High School
Iowa Rinte-Denchewn
Allege
Eldora
James Moyle
Hibbings
LeMars
Mr. Mogle
Pre-Nuptial Shower for Lillian Anderson in Minneapolis
Mrs W E Sirpless hosted a June 4 shower in Minneapolis for cousin Lillian Anderson bride-to-be of A J Lindberg. Fourteen guests attended a luncheon and bridge with scores led by Mrs Muhlhaenthaler first, Mrs Larson second, and Mrs Wold third.
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W. E. Sirpless
Minneapolis
Minn
Lillian Anderson
A. J. Lindberg
Fred Muhhlenthaler
St. Paul
Perry Larson
Alao
St Paul
E. K. Wold
Jo. Mattison
Ed Gulsvig
L. E. Lenvich
A. W. Anderson
P. E. Peterson
Lee Nelson
Robert Stranglin
George Christopherson
Jean Peterson
Frank Roebuck
Robert Gustafson
Hopkins, Minn
Alumni Banquet for 1937 Class at Clermont Lutheran
The second annual Alumni banquet was held at Clermont Lutheran church parlors on Wednesday evening, June 9. Guests included the Senior Class of 1937 and Supt. Lenhart and wife. A two course dinner was served by the Business and Professional Women's club with floral decorations. A short program featured Andine Vasby as toastmistress, readings by Margaret Conner and Lolita Blake, talks by Walter Follett and Supt. Lenhart, and a group sing led by Maryon Salverson. A brief business session followed and officers elected: Mrs. Len Simek president, Mrs. Richard L. Olson vice-president, James Brophy secretary, Euelah Gunderson treasurer. The association voted to raise plate prices by 10 cents next year to cover expenses. Retiring officers were Mrs. Franz Appelman president, Elizabeth Sullivan vice-president, Mrs. Marguerite Rogers secretary, and Agnes Bilden treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont Lutheran Church
Lenhart
Business and Professional Women's Club
Andine Vasby
Margaret Conner
Lolita Blake
Walter Follett
Supt
Maryon Salverson
Len Simek
Richard L. Olson
James Brophy
Euelah Gunderson
Franz Appelman
Elizabeth Sullivan
Marguerite Rogers
Agnes Bilden
Rev Gunsten to Leave Clermont Parish
Reverend G Gunsten resigns after sixteen years as Clermont parish pastor. His request to finish by September 1 was granted after meetings of the three congregations on June 9 and 19. A committee chaired by J A Erickson and secretary Martin Nelson began finding his successor. Visitors at Mrs Bertha Frisbie's home included Dr O G Glesne, N E Glesne, Gladys of Elkader, and Edwin Olson of Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Gunsten
Clermont
G. Gunston
Gunaten
J. A. Erickson
Martin Nelson
Bertha Frisbie
O. G. Glesne
Sioux Rapids
N. E. Glesne
Gladys
Elkader
Edwin Olson
May- Nard
Box in the Ground at Poor Bank Dorchester Mass
Three Dorchester boys found a metal box containing 540 silver half dollars in a vacant lot. Police took the money. crowds dug the lot for treasure. John Slavin claimed the chest in court, saying he buried $270 during a bank scare. The judge ordered return to him with $10 rewards for three buyers.
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Dorchester
Mass
John Slavin
Slavin
His Car Will Never Stall Again
In Thurston Maryland L I Gregg stalled in mud and after racing his engine sank deeper. Passersby tried to help but failed. Frustrated, Gregg left, returned with a purchase, then blew the car to bits with dynamite. Residents heard an explosion as the car shattered across the countryside.
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Thurston
L. I. Gregg
Gregg
Cline Improves Ford Garage Office and Service Room
Cline redecorates the combined office showroom and adds a new service room at the Ford garage. The office is painted moss green with matching trim while the service area adopts aluminum tones. The upgraded room houses modern machinery to speed and improve work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline
McCline
Farewell Party for Ben Douglas at Johnson's Hall
Businessmen hosted a farewell party for Ben Douglas on Monday at Johnson's hall. Douglas moves his merchandise to Hudson to continue in the merchandising business. Cards were played and a Dutch lunch was served late.
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Ben Douglas
Johnson’s Hall
Mr. Douglas
Hudson
Clermont Guth Divine Services Announced
Clermont Guth Lutheran Church shows Sunday morning services at 10 30 and East Church Luther League Sunday evening at 8 o clock. Visitors are welcome. Pastor G Gunsten invites worshipers.
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Highland Church
East Church
Luther League
Prairie du Chien Visit and Iowa City Study Plans
Clermont Union Church visitors included Mr. and Mrs. L. HW Appelman at the Villa Louis in Prairie du Chien Wisconsin. Anna Lolita Blake registered for summer term at Iowa State University to study radio broadcasting and Milton's Paradise Lost. Andine Vashy and several Auxiliary members attended the county meeting in Wadena on Wednesday June 9. Other attendees included Mrs. Louie Olson, Mrs. Van Arpelman, Mrs. E. L. Crowe, and Mrs. L. M. Crowe.
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Stanton Halverson
Dorf Halverson
Leslie Wede
Jane Henderson
Cedar Falls
Lavonne Brockmeyer
West Union
W. C. Calahan
E. L. Crowe
Anna Mary
McGregor
Jones
Arthur Meckelson
Carl Tupper
Waucoma
Dannie Rounds
Gladys Glesne
Elkader
Carlton Peck
Thelma Christianson
A. R. Rolls
Wauthena
Kansas
Richard L. Olson
Howard Allen
Ostrander
Minn
Jean Gordon
Des Moines
Susan Gordon
Carol Allbee
W. C. Follett Farm
Lloyd Corsepius
R. Wagner
Austin
Mian
Edmund Dugstad
W. R. Blake
St. Patrick
Ireland
L. HW. Appelman
Villa Louis
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Anna Lolita Blake
Iowa City
The
State University
Milton
Andine Vashy
W. J. Nelson
Margaret Shevhy
Walter Follett
Fred Cline
American Legion Auxiliary
Wadena
Louie Olson
van Arpelman
L. M. Crowe
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