Clermont seniors stage Dying to Live with two casts
Clermont high plans a two cast presentation of the three act comedy Dying to Live on May 10 and 11 coached by Miss Denniston. The senior class also notes academic tests next Tuesday prepared by the University of Iowa and reports on baseball defeats, class activities, and student projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Nelson
Lenore Simpson
Maryon Halverson
Wayne Belschner
Stanley Gunsten
Lucille ‘Lubke
Dorothy Conner
Morris ‘Amundson
Vergil Rolfs
Agnes Anderson
Charles Burt
Eliza Welson
Helen Dibble
Thelma Reierpon
George Rounds
James Brorby
Lavandy Carr
Alfred Gumeten
Kenneth Joyce
Miss.Denniston
University of Iowa
Clermont High School
Clermont
Iowa City
Luana
Postville
Asia
Europe
Africa
Ed Dugstad
Sth
Anna Mae Nelson
Drink Water With Meals Goo For Stomach
Water with meals helps stomach juices aid digestion. If bloated with gas add spoonful of Adlerika. One dose cleanses poisons and washes both upper and lower bowels. At Leading Druggists Elgin Brick City Pharmacy Clermont.
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Elgin
Brick City Pharmacy
Clermont
Otto Kostman of Elgin Passes After Illness
Otto August Kostman 35, of eight miles north of Postville in Allamakee County, born July 28 1898 in Myron township, married to Clara Erhardt May 19 1926. He died after an appendicitis operation on April 21 and is survived by wife Clara, children Helen Edward and a newborn, parents and siblings. Funeral held April 26 at Elgin Baptist Church with interment in Elgin cemetery. Card of Thanks from family expresses gratitude to neighbors, Rev Lauer, and Ladies Aid.
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Otto August Kostman
William
Lena Kostman
Myron
Allamakee County
Clara Erhardt
Helen
Edward
Postville
Lord Jesus
John
Paul
Elmer
Benj. Schaffer
Walter Rolfs
Elgin Baptist Church
Ph. Lauer
Karl Miller
Clarence Kohls
Gustav
Edward Krueger
Elgin Cemetery
St Peters Church Announces Mass and Study Club Meet
St Peters Church holds high mass on Sunday May 6 at 9 o clock. The Meeting of St Theresa Study club will be Friday evening May 4 at the parish home at 7 30 o'clock. Wm M Holub is pastor. Gus Becker has returned to Clermont from a two month visit in Gainsville Florida with his son Reymond Becker and family.
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St. Theresa
Wm. M. Holub
Gus Becker
Clermont
Gainsville
Fla
Reymond Becker
Junior MacDowell Club Meets in Cler Mont
The Junior MacDowell Club of Clermont held its first 1934 meeting at Mrs. GE Jorgenson's home with a music program by members. Prizes were awarded to William Crowe and Irene Erickson in the junior division, tied with Chrystal Miller. in the juvenile division Margaret Crowe and Augusta Miller tied. Clarice Dugstad presented an original piece titled By-Low, and Augusta Miller performed two original melodies. Irene Erickson serves as president and Clarice Dugstad as acting secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacDowell Club
Clermont
GE. Jorgensbn
Jorgenson
William Crowe
Irene Erickson
Chrystal Miller
Margaret Crowe
Augusta Miller
Clarice Dugstad
Irens Erickson
Masonic Fellowship Meeting at Clermont
About eighty Masons attended the Clermont Lodge A F and A M fellowship gathering on April 25 with L H Schumacher of Garnaville presiding. Represented were McGregor Mona Postville Ossian Garnaville Elgin Farmersburg Elkader and Clermont. J F Conover of Calmar spoke on Obligations and Penalties. The high school girls sextet sang and a lunch followed.
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Clermont Lodge
L. H. Schumacher
Garnaville
Northeastern
Clermont Study Club closes year with social and business meeting
The Clermont Study Club met at Mrs J L Carrons home on April 25 for a social and business session. History Week observations featured reviews from members on Iowa and Michigan topics and the Palimpsest. Officers were elected: President H B Greenley, Vice President G H Hackman, Secretary D R Cottrell, Treasurer J W Crowe. Plans were set to attend the county meeting at Dewein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont Study Club
J ‘L. "Carr
Palimpsest
Iowa Historical Society
D. BR. Cottrell
Towa
Louisians
H. A. Lubke
Iowa
Michigan
L. H. Appelman
J.C. Halverson
L. L. Carr
H. B. Greenley
G. H. Hackman
D. R. Cottrell
J. W. Crowe
Dewein
Democratic Caucus Chooses Township Officers at Clermont
A Monday evening caucus at Clermont opera house nominated township officers for 1936. George Rounds chaired the meeting with B C Graver as secretary. Nominations included Ole C. Peterson trustee Frank Fay clerk S E Wickham justice of the peace Joe Malone constable and George P Rounds as ship committee man with Irene Crowe elected committee woman.
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Clermont Opera House
George Rounds
B.C. Graver
Ole C. Peterson
Frank Fay
E. Wickham
Justice of the Peace
Joe Malone
George P. Rounds
Irene Crowe
Rally draws Blake and Halverson to Charles City
vR Blake and J C Halverson attended a Republican rally meeting in Charles City Thursday evening. Ed Wickham and wife returned home Sunday after eight months with daughter Mrs Fred Persons in Minneapolis. Clermont friends welcome them back. Rev Gunstend spoke at Decorah on the Decorah Circuit pastoral conference about reorganizing the Norwegian Lutheran Church.
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Vr. Blake and
J. C. Halverson
Charles City
Ed Wickham
Fred Persons
Minneapolis
Kneeland to Leave Clermont Bank for Postville
W A Kneeland resigns after nearly twenty years at Farmers' Savings Bank Clermont to become assistant cashier at Postville State Bank. Elected to fill vacancy created by R M Hecker's departure, Kneeland began February 1915 and has predominantly served as assistant cashier. He also led Fayette County Bankers association for two years. Kneeland starts May 15 at Postville. family stays until June to finish school. Directors and patrons regret the move but wish him well and expect continued bank interest.
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Farmers’ Savings Bank
W. A. Kneeland
Omer
Postville State, Bank
Kneeland
R. M. Hecker
Fayette County
Bank
Clermont Public Library Annual Report
The Clermont Public Library annual report presented to the Ladies Aid Society on April 25 details receipts from fines of 5.74 and expenditures of 133.87 including books 127.01, periodicals 1.75, postage 4.93, and supplies 0.18. It records 566 volumes April 1 1988, adds 64 books and 7 donations, 3 books missing, total 623, four periodicals, 2,629 yearly circulation with a high of 101 and low of 19 and an average of 50, 75 percent adult to children circulation ratio, and 52 days open.
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Clermont Public Library
State Library Commission
Ladies’ Aid Society
Library
R. V. Brandt
Women’s Club Meeting At Mrs Blake Home In B P District
Nearly all members of the Business and Professional Women’s Club attended the regular meeting at Mrs W R Blake’s home Monday evening. Vice-president Mrs Len Simek led the business session followed by a social period. Five hundred games produced high score prize to Mrs Vernon Meyer and consolation to Bessie Olson. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs H B Greenley. several guests were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
W. R. Blake
Len Simek
Vernon Meyer
Bessie Olson
H. B. Greenley
In Memoriam for Beloved Wife and Mother May 6 1933
In loving memory of our wife and mother who died a year ago on May 6 1933. Dear one we miss you and hope to meet again in the hereafter. Ibp.
Lutheran Church Notes West Church Services In Norwegian
Divine services at West Church in town Sunday morning at 9 46 oclock East Church offers Norwegian service at 11 oclock Confirmation at Clermont on May 13 for a class of 24 announced by Pastor G Gunston Adg 35 cents for Saturday spring programs at the opera house sponsored by business men.
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West Church
East Church
Clermont
G. Gunston
Business Men
Junior Senior Banquet at Larrabee School Captures Circus Theme
A junior senior banquet held Friday evening at the Larrabee school building featured a circus theme with green and white decorations and tucked in elephant centerpieces. Students Evelyn Maurer Arlene Larson Louise Hackman Joseph Leehy Harris Olson Kenneth Heck served as waiters while routines by Lolita Blake George Rounds and other seniors highlighted the program. The event concluded with remarks by Supt. D R Cottrell and applause from the faculty and school board president Dr L L Carr. A separate note reports Jay White’s collision near his north town crossing with Mike Yenney of Elgin sustaining injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larrabee School
Evelyn Maurer
Arlene Larson
Louise Hackman
Joseph Leehy
Harris Olson
Kenneth Heck
William Belschner
Lolita Blake
George Lewis Rounds
Phyllis Lubke
Lion Tamers
Leslie Olson
Irvin Olson
Norman Amundson
Stanton Halverson
Bernard Schrader
Lenore Simpson
Loretta Belschner
Dotty Gison
Helen Anderson
Supt
D. R. Cottrell
L. Carr
Union Sunday School
Anna Mae Haas
Jay White
White
Elgin
Mike Yenney
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Clermont School
Lucille
Lavanda Carr
Jane Henderson
Rainbow Girls
West Union
Mrs. RS. Henderson
Atlantic Monthly
the Atlantic
America
the Atlantic Monthly
Arlington St
Boston
Qto
August Kostman
Rev
Lauer
Mio Gonsted
Sears
Clara:Kontman
Dave Erhardt
William Kostman
Ladies’ Aid Meeting
H. H. Follett
W. J. Nelson
Martin Nelson
Thos
Cummings
Aid Society
Lincoln Park
Henry Olson
I. C. Jerdee
Jennie Simpson
Mya
John Crowe
BR. V. Brandt
J. P. Sullivan
Vince
Mra. I. C
W. Ry Blake
St. Peter’s Church
Delaware
Ohio
JR. Macdowell Club
Lovella Dibble
Woodland
Myrtle Amundson
Jonetson
Grand Meadow Township
Mabel Lawler
Miss Lawler
Belmond
Loraine Powers
John Powers
Memoriam
Lutheran Church Notes
Lowe Brothers
Burgess- Dugstad Lumber Company
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