Obituary of Roy Tatro of Clermont and local notes
Roy Tatro born September 26 1880 in Clermont died March 20 1988 on his Clermont farm after months of illness. He married Bertha Anderson in 1905 and had ten children. Survived by siblings and many relatives, funeral held at West Clermont Lutheran Church. Community and church mourn a respected neighbor and family man. Local notices include visits and hospital news from the Clermont area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Tatro
Clermont
Sanford
Sophia Tatro
Bertha Marie Anderson
Clarence
Hazel
Roy
Andree
Viola
Fred Tann
Chicago
Irene
Harry Cooney
Iowa City
Orval
Waukegan
Ill
Stella
Fred Talley
Waterloo
Alice
Elmer Leo Nelson
Postville
Evelyn
George
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ernest
Gertrude
Gus Stoehr
London Mills
Harry West
Mitchell
Tatro
West Clermont Lutheran Church
Rev
E. E. Ramsey
Clermont Cemetery
Centennial Pageant Honors Dubuque Archdiocese at Columbia College
A centennial pageant in Dubuque at Columbia College gym runs March 26 to April 9 featuring over 250 cast members. It interprets Hid Battlements by Rev. James J. Donahue, tracing the Spirit of Dubuque from the Indian era to Bishop Keane and Beekman era, with key figures and events highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdiocese of Dubuque
Dubuque
Columbia College
James J. Donahue
Marquette
Julien Dubuque
Iowa Territory
Bishop Loras
Raphael
Archangel
Loras
Smyth
Church of
Hennessy
John Joseph Keane
Keane
Catholic Students Mission Crusade
Clermont
Joseph Lewiy
Remains of Darmstadt Church Damaged by Twister and Lightning
Remains of a 95 year old Evangelical church at Darmstadt Tr. suffered severe damage after a freak twister struck with lightning like swiftness. The disaster left two people seriously injured and caused casualties before the twister dissolved.
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Darmstadt
Final Report in Dibble Estate Partition Suit
Notice to executors and heirs of M V Dibble and others in Fayette County Iowa that final report by referee Herbert Anderson in case 21393 will be heard March 31 1938 at 10 AM in West Union Court. Objections must appear. report may be approved and referee discharged. W H Antes attorney for referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payette County
Rose Anderson
Jessie Triem
Kittie Kern
Grace Lattin
Ezra H. Dibble
Arthur Dibble
Lillie M. Crowe
M. V. Dibble
Estey and Estey
William Larrabee
H. P. Hancock
M. EB. Dye
M. V
Arid
West Union
Fayette County
Towa
W. H. Antes
Lawrence Tibbett And The Reader's Digest Endorsement
The famous singer praises The Reader's Digest as a source to capture the country’s mood, calling it a stimulant for readers. Editor Mrs Hazel Schrader hosts a party for her son Ralph's seventeenth birthday. One hundred forty seven students were vaccinated for smallpox last Friday. more remain. Osage and Clermont residents visited Nelsons in Cedar Falls and Clermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Schrader
Ralph
Lester Anderson
Kluesaid
L. L. Turnmeyer
Albert Anderson
Glen Godfrey
Osage
Virchow
Cedar Falls
Albert Halverson
A. QO. Anderson
Clermont
Arthur Nelson
London
Lanon
Contract Bridge Club Hosts Old Fashioned Tea
Mrs H B Greenley hosted a Tuesday afternoon contract bridge gathering at her home featuring an old fashioned chicken dinner. The table showcased heirloom items including a Castyr Set, antique supar bowl and German line on the buffet. Mrs L L Carrell and Mrs Dan Burke earned high and second high scores after the cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Greenley
Contract Bridge Club
Germany
L. L. Carrell
Dan Burke
Clermont Luth Church Tuberculosis Workers Discuss Eradication
Clermont Luth and Highland churches hosted a daylong TB eradication meeting in Ottumwa with public health nurses and doctors from Iowa and beyond. Dr Arthur Moyers of Minneapolis opened with eradication as the keynote, detailing measures to curb deaths and improve early discovery and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont Luth
R. ¥. Brandt
Town Tuberculosis Association
Ottumwa
Towa
Taweotys
Assmcation
Dh Arthur Moyers
Minneapolis
Minn
Prscdent of the Nations
Tuberculosis Association
State Department of Health
G. R. Johnson
Ottunowa
Sunnylopy Sanitarium
Wolland Thudson
National Tuberculosis Association
New York
W. P. Shahan
Wilneis Tuberculosis Association
Springfield
Enminaige
Michel Dunlap
Moline
Pab- Hice
Ellen Standing
Milke
Wis
Mira
Eleanor Bhulenamyp
St. Paul
Mina
New Books in Library at Clermont Free Public Library
Clermont Free Public Library announces new shelves with fiction including The Citadel Last Morning Three Comrades Theatre Down Under Purple Parrot City of Bells Action at Aquila White Banners Magnificent Obsession Sorrow Built a Bridge Christmas Bride Heritage of the Desert Death in the Air For Goodness Sake Understanding Heart Vision of Desire Pedlar Nonfiction Return to Religion Orchids on Your Budget Children's Broken Guns Madamoselle Misfortune Baby Island.
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Clermont Free Public Library
Cronin
Heyaword
Remorque
Maugham
Wentworth
Clason
Goudge
Aquila
Allen
Douglas
Burton
Hill
Grey
Christie
Wells
Kyne
Vision of Desire
Pedlar
Luik
Hillis
Brainford
Brink
Wagner or Luther College Glee Club Program Notice
The official board and pastor of Clermont Union Church decided to dispense with the pianist Mrs Wa Nelson next Sunday evening as a courtesy, allowing those who wish to attend the Luther College glee club program at the Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa. Nelson
Luther College
Birthday Party Honors Mrs J A Ericks at Home
Friends gathered Saturday evening March 19 at Mrs J A Ericks home to celebrate her birthday. Cards provided entertainment with prizes won by Veron Meyer and Norene Boley. Refreshments were served later by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Ericks
Cornelius Olson
Arnold Stumme
Elizabeth
Irene Ostlie
Priest
Bridge Club
Hans J. Larson
Alma Anderson and Sons
Mission Society Meeting Centenary Appeal Heard
Mission Society with Albert Halversin and several members met Wednesday afternoon March 16. Rev E E Ramsey read the centennial appeal. After the meeting, hostesses served lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Halversin
Carson
Cue Larson
Elmer Leo Nelson
Roy Tatrawerr
Annual Fire Meeting Notice in Clermont
The annual Clermont fire department meeting is set for Monday evening March 28. All members are urged to attend. Local notices detail various weekend visits among residents including Alma Smith and Castalia visitors, plus multiple social calls in the area.
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Clermont Fire Department
Clermont Calendar March 24 Entry Highlights
The Clermont calendar notes a Monday event titled ey eleeron with a firemen’s meeting. It lists a Business and Professional Women’s club gathering and a 30th Wednesday Ladies’ Aid meeting, indicating planned community club activities for the period.
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Ey Eleeron
Firer
Business and Professional Women
Ladies’ Aid
Clermont Ladies Aid Meeting Notice at Jerdee Home
The Clermont Ladies Aid Society meets March 30 at Mrs. Jerdee's home with hostesses Mrs. H B Greenley and Mrs. Bertha Frisbie assisting. The program includes Music Society Roll Cul Duted Customs Paper and Holland with Mrs. G J Peek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Clermont Ladies’ Aid Society
Jerdee
H. B. Greenley
Bertha Frisbie
Music Society
Holland
G. J. Peek
Cockney term origins and local social notes
The piece discusses the cockney term’s uncertain origin and London roots while reporting social visits from Cedar Rapids visitors Walter Sullivan and B C Graver, Clermont attendees at a Decorah church meeting, and weekend visits by Betty Conner with her parents plus a Chicago guest Mrs. Russell Gruver and her son Gene visiting Decorah relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sullivan
B. C. Graver
Cedar Rapids
Clermont
Glesne
Decorah
Betty Conner
B. W. Conner
H. B. Greenley
Linda Louw
Charles Greenley
Russell Gruver
Gene
Chicago
Mary Scott
Special Proposal on Clermont City Election March 28
Notice states a special proposal to be voted on March 28 at Clermont City election. It asks if the Town Council may raise one thousand five hundred dollars to purchase and repair a fire apparatus and related equipment. The document lists dates and local officials for verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont City
Norety
Luther College choral director leads Schola Cantorum recital
Tratesser Thorlo Sivkel, choral director and head of Luther College music department, will conduct the Schola Cantorum, a male choir. The group, under Prof. Nickel, is known in the Middle West for early church music from the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, and performs at East Clermont Lutheran Church at 4:20 p.m. and at West Clermont Church at 7 p.m. Sunday.
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Tratesser
Thorlo Oe Sivkel
Luther College
Pye Oeah
Schola Cantorum
Choi
Tooms
Clermont Luthers
Clermont
Nickel
Sehola Cantorum
Middle West
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Beulah Gunderson
Dan Kloster
Hazel Schrader and Sons
Wm. Fronheim
Monona
Palmer Hallen
E. HL. Estey
Lavanda Smith
George Smith
Carl Miller
Postville Hospital
Marguerite Rogers
Detroit
Mich
Harry White
John Wells
Camanche
Iowa
Howard Leai
Clinton
Josephine Wells
Len Simek
Louise Miller
Fred Bigler
Alfred Wenger
The
Avalon
Better Pictures
Claudette Colbert
Charles Boyer
Nat Pendleton
Louise Farenda
Pick Foran
Anne Nagel
Devil's Saddle Legion
Sonja Henie
Don Ameche
Happy Landing
Norway
Palm Beach
G. Robinson
Rose Stridner
Alcatraz
Jane Henderson
Blue Valley Dairy Company
Frank Fay
W. C. Calahan
DB. J. Flynn
Margaret Sheehy
ER. L. Crowe
Holy Name Church Hall
Upper Iowa University
KGCA
Lulu Francisco
Oelwein
Jean Hutchinson
Mary Williams
Fairbank
Lolita Blake
Betty Lockwood
Maynard
Lawrence Tibbett
Contract Bridge Club Met
Highland
Latther College Schola Cantorum
Eastchurch
West Church
Wast Church
Junisy Choir
Foster
Clermont Union Church
J.J. Snyder
Mission Society
Clara Bilden
Alma Smith
Fort Atkinson
Oran Brandt
John
Castalia
BE. C. Olson
Merle Lange
McGregor
Ed Delaney
Ira Jones
Garnavilla
Lou Jones
E. L. Crawe
J. A. Peek
Nancy
Jimmie
Edwin Peck
C J. Peck
G. Gunsten
Esther
Avred
Cannon Falls
N. H
Prof
Theodore Nickel
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