Local Postal Notice From Clermont Iowa
A post office notice from Clermont in Fayette County Iowa indicating second class mail matter status.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1933
Page
3
A post office notice from Clermont in Fayette County Iowa indicating second class mail matter status.
Sunday School lesson from the international uniform series for April 2 focuses on Mark 7 24 37 Jesus healing the daughter of a Canaanite woman in Tyre and Sidon and teaching disciples about serving mankind despite Jewish priorities. The study notes Gentile faith and Jesus expanding ministry beyond Israel.
The passage highlights Christ’s impartial mercy to Jews and Gentiles, healing the Phoenician woman at Tyre and the deaf mute at Decapolis. It notes his aim to do good to all in need, setting an example for present followers that even the most hardened sinner can be redeemed.
Winter marks the opening of spring with a chilly start and unusual cold. Snow, ice, and floods affect many states, Ohio valley faces flood danger, while Kansas wheat fields gain moisture after a long dry spell. Local people travel and events include community visits, hospital stays, and a Clermont fire department dinner and elections.
Johnny Chuck suffers after a clash with Reddy Fox and Bowser the Hound at his new doorstep. He longs for the Old Orchard, while Sammy Jay warns him Polly Chuck is not safe alone and hints Johnny may return once his stubborn pride fades. The piece ends noting 1952 WNU service by T. W. Burgess.
Graveled roads in this section are posted with load limits. The Waukon road allows two and a half ton loads, the Egin West Union road three ton loads, and the Sumner Fayette road four ton loads. More roads will be placarded soon as state roads follow.
Following President Roosevelt's anti hoarding proclamation the Dubuane hoarders amassed about one million dollars in gold and gold certificates in the first days. Loss of faith in the banking system spurred widespread hoarding behavior.
The Marquette high school manual training class will receive practical teaching and practice. Superintendent B. Ty Morris plans a vocational tour to Hinech hardware store and tinshop to demonstrate timing work, with trips to Milwaukee shops and departments. The program aims to expand work in laying loose rock walls and concrete, with additional trades possible in spring.
Elmer Etlckeon of Biekine sold potatoes on a trip here last week. Mrs. Arthur Olson and Mrs. Hsten Landsgard hosted sewing parlor gatherings. Others visited: Phil Walt home Ernest Holt Yost. Vera Mae Olson and unite Landsgard. Martin Amundsen family at Winton. Gunderson Bros. visited by John Opperud. Harry and Arthur Groth at Andrew Reinhart’s Sunday. Local residents shared a farmer tale about riding less in a car to tend crops, then faced a ruinous surplus.
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