School News Highlights From Page Five
The biology class viewed two films The Story of a Teen-Age Drug Addict and The Life of Plants. The senior class plans a three act comedy for April 15. Annuals are on sale for $3. The boys finish project books and start shop work Monday. March 15 games Pit senior boys versus faculty and senior girls versus the fathers draw crowds. Bookkeeping practice sets near completion. Junior News notes Longfellow Emerson Bryant poems and an Italian legend. Mr Selby pronunciation woes. Western Movement history topic. Physics film on narcotics. Mr Hansen demonstrates magnesium light. Typing aims to error free manuscripts. Time tests show some succeed. Industrial arts visit impressed. Clermont metal seamer installed. Vocational ag studies tiling and soil. Correction: no travel for FFA speech in Postville. Geometry mastery tests. World history films. industrial revolution 18th century topics. Beverly Baker visited. Diagramming prepositional phrases in English. Literature week eases with reading and writing. Show party plans falter on dates. Nine weeks week favorite. book and test on chosen reading. Punctuation unit in English. arithmetic circles and degrees. Social science explores early explorers. Conservation highlights American birds through drawings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junio News
Longfellow
Emerson
Bryant
Selby
Hansen
Clermont
Postville
FFA
Beverly Baker
Classroom Activity And New Pupils Noted At March Session
Susan Tatro celebrated her birthday last Friday and visitors including Roberta Palmer’s mother and sister joined for a class day on Wednesday March 6. Language and geography lessons centered on discussions poems weather studies and Sahara and Nile contrasts. New pupil Ronald Butikofer Linda Butikofer and Mary Butikofer joined from Elgin. Students worked on book reports posters weather calendars and a family unit while dental cards were returned by thirteen pupils. Kindergarten notes Mary Butikofer joins fairy group. A cancer meeting was held February 19 with Gary Nims presenting a plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Palmer
Sahara
Nile
Ronald Butikofer
Elgin
Elaine
Jane Amundson
Linda Butikofer
Linda
Mrs. Palmer
Mary Butikofer
Linda Fogle
Gary Nims
Weekend Guests, Recipients, and Calls in Gunder News
Gunder News notes Elgin resident Donald Olson visited Henry T Olson's home over the weekend. Other callers include Ray Reierson Clermont and Henry Weltersven, with Sunday visitors at Walter Lantz home and Mary Moody birthday celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Olson
Elgin
Henry T. Olson
Lloyd Schutte
Ray Reierson
Clermont
Henry Weltersven
Walter Lantz
Jesse Moody
Almer Gulsvig
Gene
Postville
Emil Gulsvig
Millard Olson
Margie Swenson
Orlando Lofts
Gard
Minutes
Ter
Rodney Smith
Bustville
Aldora Anderson
LiMyra
Ole Loftsgard
Louis Butkofer
T. J. Olson
Waldo Embretson
Waldo
Selma Kjosa
Teddy
Grade Five Box Rooms Project Advances at School
Boxes are brought to school to be made into rooms while students paper and wall, planning their color schemes. Ronald Guyer is the first to complete two rooms. We are doing long division in arithmetic.
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Ronald Guyer
Funeral services for John Eberling Monday Lime Springs
Community notices recount Lime Springs plans for John Eberling’s funeral. Weekend and weekday social visits include Otto Gisleson home hosting Kenneth Krosa Ted Sandra and Gerald Winters. Myron Houg home hosts Lewis Butikofer family and Julia Loftsgard at dinner. Nearby Postville connections appear with Keith Brainard Marsha and Bernard Loftgard. Birthday dinner noted for Mrs Lloyd Schutte as Elmer Schutte and Mrs Schutte from Postville attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lime Springs
John Eberling
Otto Gisleson
Kenneth Krosa
Ted
Sandra
Gerald Winters
Lewis Butikofer
Myron Houg
Julia Loftsgard
Keith Brainard
Marsha
Postville
Selmer Holm
Edward Leath
Roger Holm
Shirley Marting
Orlando Marting
Shirley
Bernard Loftsgard
Cedar ‘Rapids
Henry T. Olson
Lloyd Schutte
Elmer Schutte
Clermont Mardi Gras Crowns Arthur Matt Jr King
A large Clermont gathering celebrated the first annual Mardi Gras at Ossian De Sales on Tuesday evening March 5. Arthur Matt Jr was crowned king with Patricia Buchell as queen. a cafeteria supper, games, and dancing followed.
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Clermont
Ossian de Sales
Arthur ‘Matt, Jr
Patricia’ Buchell
Ace Bush
Christina Meier
Postville
Jack ‘Bush
Maureen
Johnnie Bush
Des Moines
Bess Blake
Herbert Dummermuth
Joe Brorby
Harry Gunderson
Ray Reierson
Union Street Birthday Club
Explorer Scouts
Stone House
Howard Johnson
Arthur
Albert Mott
John Nelson
Dennis Machow
Lawrence White
Dennis Griebenow
Dean Schneider
Leslie Yauslin
Larry Bergeson
Dubuque
Robert Steele
Verni Engle
Elmer Schutte
Ivan Torkelson
Elgin
H. T. Braa
Minneapolis, Minn
Gilman, Sigmiller
Decorah
Kathinka Larson
Bob Daniels
Cedar ‘Rapids
Harian Schultz
Community Notes Highlight Week of Visits and Birthdays
Residents and relatives from Stewartville West Union Monona and Lawler gathered for social visits and multiple birthday celebrations. Distinct events included a double birthday party for Alma Nelson and J A Erickson, Alphie Thorson’s and L E Amundson’s birthdays, and Red Cross fund drive hosting by Mrs Richard Q C Olson.
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Paul Schultz
Wilbur Bratrud
Luke Oswegan
Stewartville
Minn
C. E. Heiser
David Brause
Ivadell
West Union
Helen Dibble
Birthday Club
Alma Nelson
J. A. Erickson
Willett Miller
William Bacon
Andrew Watterud
Nelvin Loftsgard
Eugene Thorson
Cathy
Alphie Thorson
Kenneth T. Anderson
Waterloo
Samuel Lamb
Milwaukee
Wis
Lorimer Potratz
Martin, No. Dek
Janice Oakland
Clarence Jellings
Lattimer
Otto Vasby
L. E. Amundson
Aines Olson
Howard Kluss
Monona
Henry Larson
Postville
ML. E. Amundson
Reuben Svendsen
Lawler
John Bakewell
Howard Larson
Greyhound notes rising vacation travel and burger love
In 1957 more Americans will vacation by car and stop at roadside Post Houses. J F Edwards of Greyhound Post Houses says hamburger is the No 1 choice across regions from Mississippi slaw on the bun to New England onion chips. Salad sandwiches, coffee, and milk are popular, with 18 million cups served. The kids menu grows in appeal while advertisers adjust to regional tastes.
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U.S
Oime
J. F. Edwards
Greyhound Post Houses Inc
Greyhound Corp
Greyhound
Me. Edwards
District of Columbia
Mississippi
New England
Post Houses
Service Joins Armed Forces In Iowa
Paul Stillman left Oelwein on Wednesday for Des Moines to enlist in the armed forces as the son of Mrs. Bessie Stillman. In WS Two Receive Discharge Donald Gerner, 5/Sgt, returned home Wednesday night from Portsmouth New Hampshire where stationed before discharge last week. Cpl Donald Gutcher also arrived from Japan with discharge. Mr and Mrs Gerald Gutcher and Duane met the train in Prairie du Chien Wednesday evening to bring him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Forces
Paul Stillman
Oelwein
Des Moines
Bessie Stillman
Donald Gerner
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Japan
Donald Gutcher
Gerald Gutcher
Duane
Prairie du Chien
Pophams celebrate sixty years of marriage in Worth English
Mr. and Mrs Bert Popham of Worth English mark their sixtieth wedding anniversary in February, celebrating six decades together and their long partnership.
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Bert Popham
Worth English
100th Birthday Celebrated by Five Generations in Fredericksburg
In Fredericksburg Mrs. Louisa Niewoeder marked her 100th birthday with five generations in attendance. Born in Germany she emigrated to America in 1872.
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Fredericksburg
Louisa Niewoeder
Germany
America
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Susan Tatro
Numbers
Lee Palmer
Bruce
Gunder News
Jac Reierson
M. F. Schlein
Oak Drive
Huebner Corner
Pestville
Iowa
Louis Schutte & Son
Clermont and
Funeral Howe
Poorwar Scott
E. R. Withell
D. C
State Bank
Elkader
Eenee
Paul N. Moser
R. T. Martin
Postville State Bank
Dairy Jmoustry Commission
Dairy Promotion Associations
Mnrvramee Exchange
Marianna Propane CO
Distributors of
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Phillips “66
Philgas
Postville, Iowa
Reddy
Interstate Power
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