Clermont Council Minutes February 6 1950
The Clermont Iowa town council met with Mayor Will J. Welson presiding. Attending were Stee Rie el Larson Paulson and Griebe man. no absences. Bills were read and approved, including salaries for January for John Barnhouse and Geo Durscher, fire dept truck care, labor at Clermont Motor Co., bank charges, phone charges, wood, and gas. The council approved paying half the library phone rent. Meeting adjourned.
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Clermont
Iowa
Will J. Welson
Stee
Rieel
Larson
Paulson
Griebeman
John Barnhouse
Clermont Fire Dept
Elgin Echo
Council
Clermont Motor Co
Farmers Savings Bank
Geo. Durscher
Interstate
Interstate Power Co
Geo, Durscher
Local dinner guests visit Clermont and area families
Clermont residents hosted a string of visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Duane Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Lubke on Tuesday. Edwin Larson of Bangor Wisconsin traveled for weekend visits at the John A. Larson home. Sunday guests for Ruth Starkey included Harold Light, Donald Scott families, Elizabeth Anderson, Myrtle Learn, and Evelyn of West Union. The Leslie Jacobson family from Waterville visited the Henry Jacobson family Sunday. Weekend guests of Irene Crowe and Margaret at Clinton included Dan Dahmen and Janana, and Lorranne Crowe and Kathryn.
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Duane Thompson
H. A. Lubke
Ruth Starkey
Edwin Larson
Bangor
Wis
John A. Larson
Harold Light
Donald Scott
Elizabeth Anderson
Myrtle Learn
Evelyn
West Union
Leslie Jacobson
Waterville
Henry Jacobson
Dan Dahmen
Janana
Lorranne Crowe
Kathryn
Irene Crowe
Margaret
Clinton
Norman Amundson
Mark
Patty
Cedar Rapids
George Belschner
Martin Amundson
Sophia Loftsgard
Decorah
Henry Amundson
Henry Olson
J. A. Erickson
Noman
Wm. B., Miller
M. C. Larson
Joyce
Hans J. Larson
Albert Erickson
Erskine
Brady
Clermont
Reierson
Chicago
Minneapolis
Harvey Anderson
Alma Anderson
Decorah Hospital
Jack Bush
Corwith
Lubse
Leona Lyngaas
Eleanor Anderson
Tillie Amundson
Josie Gilbert
Alice Nygaard
Leona
Don Burger
Fayette
Olavus Berentson
Local Visitors Call on Cedar Rapids and Decorah Homes
A community notes several visits across Clermont, Decorah, and nearby towns. Families including Amundsons, Loftsgard, Erickson, and Larson greet relatives and friends in Clermont and Bangor. A birthday surprise for Leona Lyngaas features contests and gifts. Two singing mice in the Roghair home amuse residents. Iowa State College studies say bromegrass yields both seed and hay.
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Iowa State College
Clermont School News Highlights Local Students and Teams
Clermont grade and high school notes cover staff changes and a 1948 marriage, with Gus Schrader coaching baseball and basketball and sharing humor about his son Jimmy as an alarm clock. Fifth through eighth grade updates include spelling contest results, dental card returns, Valentine activities, and a snow day. Also listed are a hot lunch menu for the week and the Clermont boys’ basketball team advancing to the sectional final with a 53 33 win over Farmersburg led by Yauslin’s 22 points.
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Clermont
Uncle Sam
Upper Iowa University
Schrader
Reservey
Clarice Dugstad
CHS
Gus
Bud
Jimmy
Helen Henderson
Mary Kamp
United States
LaVern Hide
Decorah
LaVern
Shirley Olson
Joann Swenson
Shirley
West Union
Kenneth Halverson
Kenneth
Larry P
Karen Jacobson
Postville
Farmersburg
Yauslin
Sedimayer
Garnavilio
Clermont Wins Sectional In Fast Final Round
Clermont defeats Garnaville 49 to 32 in the Postville sectional final. Clermont led 23 to 15 at halftime and pulled away in the second half as Anderson starred in a high scoring, fast moving game.
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Clermont
Garnaville
Postville
Anderson
Clermont Tops Garnaville for Back-to-Back Sectionals
Clermont wins 31 14 over Garnaville to clinch the 1949 and 1950 sectional titles and earn a district tournament berth whose date is not yet announced. Social notes mention Sunday dinner guests at Archie Sullivan’s in Ocwein and visits by George V. Larson family and Joe Leehy to Fremont Sullivan’s home.
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Clermont
Jand Priem
Garnaville
Bil Mueller
Fremont
Sullivan Marguerite
Fremont Sullivan
Archie Sullivan
Oclwein
George V. Larson
Joe Leehy
Social notes from Clermont area gatherings and moves
A Clermont social roundup covers residents hosting and visiting events. Emma Gunderson of Wadena visited Henry Olson's family in Clermont while John Garlisch’s Seeley Lake post appointment was announced with a 96.4 average civil service score. The Hurbert Williams family moved into Roy Dunning’s apartment, Joe Wander and Linda visited, and Conner Dummer and guests observed birthday anniversaries.
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John A. Larson
Millard
Elmer Nelson
Harvey Meyer
Arthur Nelson
Lucien Appelman
Clifford Kittleson
Hans Larson
Verni Engle
Richard Griebenow
Clarence
Tatro
Theo
Loftsgard
Elmer
Easter
M. C. Larson
Louise ‘Bilden
Marc Olson
Emma Gunderson
Wadena
Henry Olson
Clermont
Louie Olson
John Garlisch
Seeley Lake
Montana
Hurbert Williams
Roy Dunning
Williams
Joe Wander
Pillip Wander
Castalia
Conner Dummer
Herbert Dummermuth
Walter Durscher
John McMillan
Michael
Linda
Corydon man learns wartime friend dies in Germany
Carl Bennés of Corydon visits Maurice Kerr Sr in Morning Sun and discovers his war-time friend Maurice Kerr was killed when his plane was shot down over Germany in the war’s final days.
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Carl Bennés
Corydon
Maurice Kerr
Morning Sun
Bennes
Germany
USDA to Support Egg Prices Through March
The USDA says it will continue supporting egg prices through March, aiming to stabilize markets and assist producers amid market volatility and rising costs.
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USDA
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