Tiger Tales Briefly Sa id Annual Staff Honors
The final pages were sent to publishers on March 17. Karl Moe from Upper Iowa University completed nine weeks of geography student teaching at Valley High. Junior history classes did nine weeks of special topic research. Catherine Klaus spoke on Remedial Reading at the March 19 P T A meeting. Speech students delivered valedictory and salutatory addresses. Mrs M M C Larson substituted for Mrs W J Grove. Driver education tackled backing and parking. Marie Friederich was first freshman sewing class girl to finish a darted gathered skirt. Secretarial trainees studied The Secretary as a Receptionist. Grooming manners speech and personality traits were included. Douglas Anderson completed a shop project fay wagon. Noon hour boys singles tennis started March 17. Chemistry studied carbons and carbon compounds. Shop projects began March 24 for boys in rooms 11 and 12. Senior problems class attended Fayette County court day at West Union March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Moe
Upper Iowa University
Valley High
Catherine Klaus
Fayette County
P.T.A
MM. C. Larson
W. J. Grove
Marie Friederich
Douglas Anderson
Fayette County Court
West Union
FFA Boys Win Gold at Subdistrict Demonstrations
Fremont, Ogle, Hanson, Hilgerson, Meisner, Orth join a parliamentary procedure team that earned a gold award at Postville subdistricts and will advance to Waverly district demonstrations on March 29. Judge W H Antes addressed the American Problems class on crime and prevention. The Ayes and Nays Club formed to study proper parliamentary procedure with by laws, dues, fines, and grooming day. Mrs M C Larson named honorary member. Valley High symphony band concert on March 19 featured UIowa Symphony Band conducted by Frederick C Ebbs. nine area schools attended. about 600 band students and directors plus local attendees. Scandal remains a perpetual topic in shop talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FFA
Paul ‘Hanson
Robert Hilgerson
Lyle Meisner
Fremont Ogle
Richard Orth
Postville
Waverly
W. H. Antes
13Th Town
Antes
M. C. Larson
SUL Band
Concert Valley High
State University of Iowa Symphony Band
SUI
Frederick C. Ebbs
Arlington
Oelwein
Strawberry Point
Garnaville
Elkader
Maynard
West Union
Luana
Fayette
Clermont Council Proceedings February 1958 Meeting Notes
The Clermont Iowa town council met February 3 1958 with Mayor Will J. Nelson presiding. Bills from Interstate Power Chicago Rock Island Clermont Post Office and others were approved. February 1958 payables include John Barnhouse Geo Durscher and Burgess Dugstad items. Alley vacated from Blackett Street to Thompson Street. library report accepted. meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont
Iowa
Will J. Nelson
Riegel
Gunderson
Amundson
Griebenow
Appelman
Interstate Power Co
Chicago Rock Island Railway
Eet
Clermont Post Office
John Barmhouse
Neptune Meter Co
J. W. Malone
Geo. Durscher
BB Farmers Savings Bank
Burgess Dugstad Lbr. Co
Woodrow Hyde
Clermont Fire Dept
Fred T. Caine
Millard Bear
White Star Oil Co
Harris Kiosa
George Durscher
Armundson
Whills
Chicago Rock Island
Farmers Savings Bank
White
Frieden ‘Motor Co
Brick and Sand Co
Elgin Echo
Rockwell Manufacturing Co
McKesson & Robbins
Giant Manufacturing Co
John Barnhouse
John L. Schultz
J. A. Erickson
Burgess-Dugstad Lbr, Co
Blackett St
Thompson St
Asmundson
Late news creates major disruption at paper
A publicity chairwoman rushes to submit late civic group news and triggers a chain reaction across the newsroom. Editors shorten stories, alter page dummies, and delay print and distribution. The piece urges submitting copy well before deadlines to avoid disruptions and ensure better service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Politan Newsts
Clermont family visits and local notes in Waterloo and Independence
Weekend visits by Mr. and Mrs. Geo W Larson to their daughter Kathryn and sons in Waterloo, plus calls on Mr. and Mrs. Fremont Sullivan at Independence. Dinner honoring grandson Kim by Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dummermuth. Mrs Harold Connor surgery at Palmer Memorial Hospital. Dairy sanitation warned as substitutes for elbow grease raise bacterial counts. Double kitchen shower for Mrs. John Gass and Mrs. Donald Cowell. Milo Pangburn reports a purebred Durroc sow litter of 20 with 19 live piglets and one dead. Grass seed purchase advice emphasizes reading analysis labels and avoiding low price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Larson
Kathryn Larson
Waterloo
Fremont Sullivan
Independence
Herbert Dummermuth
Kim
Connor Dummermuth
Harold Connor
West Union
Palmer Memorial Hospital
Milo Pangburn
Sons
Northwood
Causes and precautions for foul foot in livestock
The condition is caused by soil germs. injuries like bruises allow infection. When foul foot is suspected isolate the animal on dry ground, check for foreign objects, remove nails or stones, trim hoof growth, and call a veterinarian if infection signs appear. Prevention includes removing sharp debris, draining mudholes, and moving animals to dry high ground until areas dry.
Hayfield News Writer Re signs After 43 Years
A. Taylor of Hayfield retires from the Britt newspaper after 43 years of writing the Hayfield news. He estimates his columns would total about 250 complete pages for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Hayfield
Hayfield News
Britt
Nine year old Bayard boy injured by barb wire fence
Nine year old Joe Calder of Bayard suffered facial and body cuts when he slid into a barb wire fence. He received sixty four stitches to close the wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Calder
Bayard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tiger Tales
Judge Antes
William R. Nelson
Ruth Larson
John Gass
Donald Cowell
Farmer
Prepared Oy American Foundation
Feednimal Health
Dauphin
France
Henry Penning
Decatur
Michigan
Penning
Rome
Yiu
Marianna Propane CO
Distributors of
C. Box
Postville, Iowa
Plymouth
Plymoutre
Torkelson Motor Comanpy
Center Street
Elgin
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