Local residents host varied weekend visits in Clermont area
A long list of social calls fills weekends in Clermont and surrounding towns. Guests include the Habegers and Eugene at the Miller home in Clermont, Olson and Curtiss in the Gilson home, and Mae’s birthday dinner at West Union hosted by the Andersons. Others travel to Chicago, Baileyville, Monona, Guttenberg, and Oelwein for visits, weddings, baptisms, and a navy commission ceremony.
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Allen Habeger
Eugene
Wm.b. Miller
Clermont
Louis Olson
Curtiss
Wayne Gilson
Lyle Light
Chicago
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Paul Zurbriggen
Garnet
F. C. Muehlethaler
P. J. Anderson
Mae
George Anderson
West Union
H. D. Yack
Wm. Walthers
Elkader
Ed Shelton
Ossian
Gus Krueger
Eldred Dummermuth
Hollis Finch
Fayette
P. F. Zoschke
Charlotte Tebbe
Marian Probert
Harry Johnson
Otto Krueger
Ruth
Alfred Jacob
Alfred, Jr
Sumner
Albert Petratz
Mr . Jacob
Hans Grether
John Schaer
Arbe Schroeder
Postville
John Steffens
Sheldon Boyle
Philip Hogan
Robert Miller
Oelwein
Ed Boyle
Walter Kohls
Maggie Schricker
Joe
Baileyville
A. L. Bradley
Duluth
Minn
L. A. Grimes
The
Echo
Grimes
Bradly
John Barnhouse
Lew Grover
Garl Rasmussen
Sandra
Otto Pearson
Nels Olson
Olson
Louis Koevenig
Hill City
5. D
Guttenberg
Ediewood
Fred O'Dell
Milwaukee
Wis
J. I. Phillips
Wirley
Gene Bailey
Corp
Walter Bovis
Art Earle
James Cox
T. Shepard
R. E. Doty
Margaret Doty
J. L. Bovis
Maquoketa
Wm. Tresemer
Aulden
Julius Kusian
Edgar Bitters
Iowa Falls
Frank Dedrick
Nell
Delbert Williams
Elders
Chas. Feller
Anna Schupbach
Everett Welthorn
Monona
Ethel Kohler
Janet Krohn
Geraldine Kohler
Chester
Lakehurst
New Jersey
Robert Kohler
Navy Air Corps
Nelson
Virginia
Beverly
Melvin Olson
K. E. Mork
Merlin Feller
Anita
Wayne Shipton
Fred Schaer
Frieda Etter
George Vaughn
Lavern Retz
John Anderson
Mr. Anderson
John Falk
Mabel Holzer
Edwin Frieden
Hazel Butikofer
Fanny Frieden
Albert Schupbach
W. J. Grove
Marie
David
Estherville
S. W. Kuster
J. F. Berndt
Waukegan
Ill
Woodlawn Ave
Max Thoma
Ida
Harry Frieden
Froelich
Karl Miller
Marion Probert
Richard Miller
Lutheran Church March Services and Notices
Lutherans announce events for March two three and five. Norway district Ladies Aid meets March 2 followed by St Olaf boys club at 7 30 p m. Norwegian service at 11 o clock March 5 with Marion at 8 p m Luther League to follow. Pastor Dr S J Stratford invites all to attend every service with welcome.
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Norway
St. Olaf
Marion
Luther League
S. J. Strandford
Elgin Baptist Church Schedule Notes
Elgin Baptist Church announces a Women's Missionary meeting Thursday afternoon at 2. Miss Katie Bauman hosts. Tonight at 8 prayer service with choir rehearsal to follow. Sunday worship at 10 with communion, Sunday school at 11, monthly dinner at 12 15, afternoon service at 2, Junior meeting at 2. Alfred Jacob Jr. is organist. Paul W F Zoschke is minister.
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Paul WF. Zoschke
Alfred Jacob, Jr
Katie ‘Bauman
Methodist Church Sunday Worship and Star Service
The Methodist Church holds Sunday morning worship at 10. A choir rehearsal is set for Thursday at 7 30 pm. Special services Sunday afternoon at 2 30 for placing new stars on the service flag. Rev. Joseph C. Warton presides as minister.
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Joseph C. Warton
Rackham Holt Biographys of George Washington Carver
Notable biography notes highlight Rackham Holt's George Washington Carver as a monumental epic of modern American life. Born into slavery, Carver's science work served the southern poor, elevating living standards and demonstrating lifelong dedication to others. Edwin Frieden and Mrs Frieden visited the Baldwin home last Tuesday.
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Rackham Holt
George Washington Carver
Tuskegee
Slavery
Southy
Edwin Frieden
Conrad
Dilla Baldwin
Fish Kept in Water Jar to Prevent Stale Japan History
A historical note recalls a practice in Japan less than a century ago where families kept small fish in a shared drinking water jar to keep the water from becoming stale. The fish served as a natural fountain of freshness and helped maintain taste and clarity in household water.
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Japan
Perilous Chilean Nitrate Field Gambling Game
In Chilean nitrate fields workers gamble by holding lit dynamite sticks and betting who can last longest. Winners are paid and others may suffer fatal blasts. The dangerous contest reflects hazardous labor culture in remote mining towns.
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Chile
Making Housekeeping Easier Demands Modern Food Store Help
The Modern Food Store aims to ease the immense housekeeping challenge faced by homemakers. With three meals a day nearly year round and extra snacks, rationing and coupons complicate planning. The article highlights the scale of daily food service in homes during wartime.
Lesson for March 5 and Scriitire texte lesson
A March 5 lesson outline notes topics on religious education materials prepared for use by permission. It mentions selections elected and separated by the International Council of Religious Education and used with authorization.
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International Council of Religious Education
Watch for Christ as World Crises Signal Faithful Readiness
A sermon emphasizes Jesus urging disciples to watch for the second coming while busy in the gospel work. It warns against false teachers amid crises, urges evangelism and mission preparation, and calls believers to watch and pray as they await Christ's return.
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Christ
Jesus
God the Father
Arkansas Nickname Change to Wonder State by Legislature
The former Arkansas nickname Bear State has been replaced by Wonder State by an act of the legislature. The change formalizes a shift in state identity reflecting new branding adopted by lawmakers.
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Arkansas
Bear State
Wonder State
City on seven bills Newton and seven hills story
City on seven hills Newton is described as a calm city. The piece mentions Ralph Waldo Emerson and eternity in relation to its geography. It notes an agricultural innovation using static electricity, called a static trap, tested in Sacramento California.
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Newton
Ralph Waldo Emerson
California
Sacramento
Indispensable Fibers in Demand for Ropes and Cords
Fibers are in great demand for ropes and cords used in electrical apparatus, communication linen, and shipbuilding. They are indispensable in both war and peacetime production.
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