Obituary for Mrs Nels Anderson of Osage
Mrs Nels Anderson died at home in Osage on Wednesday evening April 29 after a paralytic stroke on April 26. A Norwegian immigrant who settled near Clermont after arriving at age 18, she was widowed after her husband’s death on May 20 1928. Survived by nine children and numerous Clermont and Osage relatives attended the funeral.
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Nels Anderson
Osage
Norway
Clermont
Albert
Lowry
Minn
Martha Turnmeier
Grand Meadow
Roy Tatro
Elmer, Larson
Oscar Larson
Lars Larson
Albert Halverson
Fred Maurer
John Nelson
Arthur Nelson
Elmer Foreat
Ernest Larson
Rev. G. Gumaten
Marquette Road Closed for Paving Work
The Marquette-McGregor road was closed to traffic as workers began laying a mile plus of concrete. The 7 to 10 day project aims to reopen before June 1 if weather stays favorable. Traffic on No. 18 is detoured via the schoolhouse over Bloody Run to Giard.
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Marquette-McGregor
Giard
North Town Times
Mrs Jorgeson Reappointed Publicity Director and Editor
At a recent federation convention Mrs Jorgeson was re elected to serve as publicity director and editor publisher of the federation magazine Musical Notes The Clermont school teachers enjoyed a picnic at McGregor Monday evening Dr R V Brandt attends a dental convention in Des Moines Mrs Gust Olson and Mrs Clarence Olson entertained guests at dinner Sunday hosting multiple couples and families including the Ostlie Aanes Lien Kittleson Opperud and Olson families
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Fed‘ebodbon
Mosle Oh
Federation Magasine
Clermont
McGregor
Gust Olson
Clarence’ ‘Olson
Gilbert Ostlie
Ole Aanes
Knut Kittleson
Even Lien
Clifford Kittleson
Arthur Olson
John Opperud
Louie Olson
Meeting of Clermont Junior MacDowell Club Opens Year
The Clermont Junior MacDowell Club held its first meeting of the year at sponsor Mrs. G. E. Jorgenson's home. Lavanda Carr won the senior division prize, Clarice Dugstad won the junior division prize, with Anna Lolita Blake and Irene Erickson plus William Crowe placing in second. Carr, club president, reported on the Cedar Rapids biennial Iowa Federation of Music Clubs convention and noted her own state vocal contest second place.
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Clermont Junior MacDowell
G. E. Jorgenson
Lavanda Carr
Clarice Dugstad
Anna Lolita Blake
Irene Erickson
William Crowe
Iowa Federation of Music Clubs
Cedar Rapids
Lavanda
Clayton County Treasurer Receives Road Bond Interest
County Treasurer J F Maley of Clayton County received a check for 88271 from Auditor J W Long to meet primary road bond interest due May 1. The payment is part of 5045815 allocated to most counties for primary road bond interest and redemptions. The entire sum will pay interest due as no bonds are mature in Clayton County.
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J. F. Maley
Clayton County
J. W. Long
Clayton Go
Register
Strange Bird Captured Returned To Museum in Fayette-Hawkeyt
On Sunday April 26 Charles Hoyt captured the world’s strangest bird, a penguin, described as rarely seen in its homeland. Hoyt sent the bird to the museum at Fayette-Hawkeyt Beacon for public viewing.
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Charles Hoyt
Penguin
Merl Hoyt
Museua
Fayette
Hawkeyt
Gala Day plans and church roof fund drive report
The Union Sunday school bake sale last Saturday raised 19.25 to help pay for a new church roof. The Commercial Club held a Monday meeting seeking better attendance and appointed committees to plan a Gala Day in Clermont and to discuss road improvements with county supervisors.
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Union Sunday School
Clermont
Clermont Community Notes Include Illnesses and Local Visits
Hartley visitor Harry Gorotwohl stays with Lucian Appeleman. Albert Pringle from Segalia and Pearl Peterson illness details appear. Three year old injures left arm. Anna Ruckdaschel works for Ernesta Pringle. Arthur Nelsons return from Osage for mother’s illness. Infant Elmer Foreat dies. funeral led by Rev. Gumaten. John Crowe hosts dinner for Amor Lauer visiting from Sublette Ill, with several families present.
Local Socials and Notices From High Land to Clermont
Weekend visits and gatherings fill area homes as families from Highland and West Union host relatives. A birth announced, cabbage and tomato plant sales note ready now, while Mrs. Walter Vinton recovers from surgery at Postville hospital with Dr. Bye performing the operation.
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Otto Vasby
Clermont
Walter Vinton
Postville Hospital
Bye
Iowa City
Post nuptial shower honoring Mrs Schantz at Peters home
Last Wednesday evening a shower was held at the W A Peters home for their daughter Mrs Frank Schantz. Sponsored by Mrs Louise Miller Mrs Hulda Schutte and Mrs Mary Gruver. A long list of attendees sent best wishes and gifts. Also a Monday evening shower by the Professional and Business Women's Club at Mrs Louise Millers home. Mrs Schantz received many beautiful gifts at both events.
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W. A. Peters
Frank Schantz
Louise Miller
Hulda Schutte
Mary Gruver
Mra. A. T. Anderson
Marian
Albert Lubke
Mary Grover
Kathryn
Arno Lindroth
Clifton Pringle
Len Simek
Metta Buser
Clas Miller
Emen Bilden
Leonard Lofstuen
W. R. Blake
N. H. Nelson
Elizabeth Sullivan
F. W. Bigler
Alta Larson
Genera ‘Wells
Mae Crowe
Professional
Business Women’s Club
Tschantz
Clermont Study Club Elects New Officers At Meeting
The Clermont Study Club held a Saturday gathering at Mrs. E. L. Crowe’s home and donated funds to buy books for Clermont Library. Officers elected were Mrs. H. A. Labke president Mrs. E. J. Kaltenbach vice president Mrs. E. H. Appelman secretary and Helen Phelps treasurer. Refreshments followed.
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Clermont Study Club
E. L. Crowe
Clermont Library
H. A. Labke
E. J. Kaltenbach
E. H. Appelman
Helen Phelps
Will Notice in Fayette County Iowa 1931 Nelson will hearing
State of Iowa Fayette County District Court notices the last will of Andrew D Nelson deceased set for hearing on May 25 1931 Edgar A Traeger Clerk Una Montgomery deputy.
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State of
Iowa
Fayette County
Andrew D. Nelson
Said County
District Court
Edgar A. Traeger
Una Montgomery
Clermont Did Not Play Arlington Sunday
A correction clarifies that Clermont was not scheduled to face Arlington on Sunday May 10. The note traces a previous misunderstanding by the writer and confirms no game occurred. Local visits and moves are mentioned, including Josephine Bilden at De bcorah, and Parker Gress returning to office duties with Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern Railway Co.
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Simek
Clermont
Arlington
Willis Gress
Parker Gress
Cedar Falls
Waterloo, Cedar Falls and Northern Railway Co
Parker
Farmer's wish backfires as cow struck by lightning
A South African farmer near Bothaville faced crop damage as his cow escaped into the garden. In anger he wished the animal would die, and that afternoon during a thunderstorm the cow was struck by lightning. The farmer loses milk and must rear a calf.
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Bothaville
South Africa
Sharing Joy Through Communication in Heaven
A reflective line extols companionship as essential to fully appreciating the universe. The speaker argues that even in paradise, true pleasure requires a partner with whom to share and express one’s deepest thoughts and affection. The fragment hints at longing for connection as a universal human motive.
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Heaven
Dore
Cleero
Dover Mills News Busy Weekend Visits Across Town
Elizabeth Rounds and parents visited the area with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rounds. The Middlestats and family visited at the Wm. Middlestat home. Riverside school No. 2 pupils enjoyed a picnic at the West Union fairgrounds. The Rowlands called on the H. K. Johnsons, and Learns visited J. C. Matthews. Rose Guyer stayed with Victor Guyer, Ole Kerkestue visited her daughter Mrs. Ira Rose, and E. O. Wagnar and H. K. Johnsons’ families called on Chas. Learn. Mrs. Earl Becker visited Cedar Rapids relatives.
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Elizabeth Rounds
Frank Rounds
Grant Middlestat
Victor Guyer
Ole Kerkestue
Ira Rose
E. O. Wagnar
Chas
H. K. Johnson
Ed Johnson
Earl Becker
Cedar Rapids
Clermont Enterprise mailing statement
The Clermont Enterprise indicates it is entered in the post office at Clermont in Fayette County Iowa as second class matter, confirming its mail designation and distribution status.
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Clermont Enterprise
Clermont
Fayette County
Iowa
Emerald Oil antiseptic for eczema and skin ailments
Emerald Oil offers a strong antiseptic claim to stop eczema and skin problems. It is advertised as a money back remedy from druggists if it fails and priced at 86 cents for a generous bottle. The text also promotes uses for varicose ulcers itching skin pimples acne psoriasis and athlete's foot with complete directions included.
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Moone
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Walter Follett
Harry Gorotwohl
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Lucian Appele Man
Albert Pringle
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Pearl Peterzon
Ella and
Cora Bergland
Otto Anfinson
Anna Ruckdaschel
Elgin
Ernesta Pringle
Mary Udson
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Amor Lauer
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Jack Dwyer
D. Dwyer
J. B. Boyle
Oelwein
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Mae
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Highland
Groth
Mrs
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West Union
Carl Johnson
Eugene Kenneth
Fou
Ern Pfister
Louie Anderson
Frank Frisbie
Dena Dummermuth
Nels Everson
Mrs. Roy Kimball
George Bergland
Leroy, Minn
Elizabeth Helgerson
Waukon
Anna Gunderson
Martin Anderson
Andrew Anderson
Adolph Frederick and
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Ben Glesne
Hans Knudtson
Gua Gunderson
Alphie Thorson
Andrew Thorson
Alfred Gunaten
E. G. Guyer
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Oline Erickson
George Larson
Bily Bros
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T. N. Loftegard
Millard Nelson
Optometrist
O. W. Heigerman
Jowa
Will
Josephine Bilden
Alfred Vikesland
Debcorah
Mrs. Joseph Olson
E. O. Lien
Tad Peterson
Raymond Paulson
Minnesota
John Peterson
Minneapolis
Dover Mills News
Anderson & Tatro General
Cleemont
Tewa
Brandt
Xray
Farmers Savings Bok
DR. I. C. Jerdee
Clermont State Bank
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L. L. Carr
Farmers Savings Bank
Clermont, Iowa
Calis
Freiburghaus & Co
G. H. Hackman
Calla
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