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A fragmentary note mentions a community entertainment event in Ketly and a brief reference to Rapid Rapids with unclear context and missing details.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1960
Page
8
A fragmentary note mentions a community entertainment event in Ketly and a brief reference to Rapid Rapids with unclear context and missing details.
A local social event hosted by Moses brought together Mr and Mrs and a cadre of community figures including Paulette Pat and Donald Mahony. The gathering featured notable attendees from the union circle and other residents.
The study club members gathered at Mrs. Louie Olaon’s home for a year’s theme Keep a Song in Your Heart. Current Events discussions, contributions to Ceres Penny Art and American Scholarship and Loan, and a towel project for blind women were noted. New member Floyd welcomed. several members and guests shared updates and upcoming events.
A brief meeting concluded with a silent auction. Attendees, including C. participated as the session wrapped up.
A barn on the Larson farm six miles northeast of Clermont burned after a lightning strike on Tuesday afternoon October 25. About 12,000 dollars in value was lost in the blaze, with six to seven thousand bales of hay or straw destroyed. A bulk milk cooler and milking machine were saved. No livestock died, an adjoining silo was damaged, and the barn area sustained a hole near the top. The loss was partially covered by insurance.
Card of thanks from Mr. and Mrs Leonard E Larson Ossian Iowa. They thank Clermont Fire Department and neighbors for aid the night their barn burned. Also mention supper guests and visits from several neighbors and family during October and the week.
Mr and Mrs Richard Crowe of Bloomington Illinois welcomed a daughter Elizabeth Anne born Friday October 28 at St Josephs Hospital weighing 8 pounds 4 ounces She has four brothers Grandparents are Mrs Lorraine Crowe and Mr and Mrs Otto Christianson Mr and Mrs John Gass Another birth at Palmer Memorial Hospital West Union produced a son David John born Tuesday October 26 weighing 9 pounds Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Elmer Easter Rochester Minnesota and Mrs Flos sier Gass A sister Kath y age 2 also noted
The American Legion Auxiliary schedules its regular meeting for November 15 instead of November 8. Members should note the revised date and plan to attend.
Neal Sanderman of Waukon flew Mr Kittleson's Beachcraft Friday taking Mrs Len Simek to Algona and Clara Muehiethal to Sheldon where they met Pee ee Simek and Mr and Mrs Raymond Wilson of West Bend They will go to Hot Springs Ark for two weeks Attendees included Orville Berg and family Mrs Ames Olson were dinner guests in the Richard Hofer home Clifton Pringle hosted Sunday dinner with Eugene Robison Marcie Lyngaas stayed with Debbie Robison Inge Larson and Amanda Krueger dined with Mrs Lena Wenger Kathleen Amundson spent weekend with parents at LuTher College Mr and Mrs Douglas Guyer and others were supper guests of Richard Olson Elliott Olson and Kevin visited Irvin Cornish and Vivian of Hawkeye Mrs John Gass and David John returned from Palmer Memorial rater Mrs Mery Olson visited John home two weeks Walter Lundy and Vernon Olson homes in Decorah Birthday club met Oct 9 at Arthur Olson home honoring Art Olson and Floyd Bergeson October birthdays Will Burrow Dick Griebenow and Lana visited Herbert Martin in Decorah Hospital Saturday in Waterloo
Opening exercises featured Lana Olson reading the Unison Prayer for the United Nations by John Golden in honor of United Nations Day. Sharon Yearous prepared ballots for junior high elections to include national state and district offices for vote on Friday November 4.
A Reformation Festival in Song drew 700 attendees last Sunday evening at the Valley High School auditorium. Featured were the Luther College Choir the area’s massed children’s chorus and a massed senior choir. The event was sponsored by the three Lutheran parishes of the locality served by Pastors Stutrud Kronlokken and Mathre.
Clermont has reached its quota for the United Fund Drive as reported by L. H. Meier chair and Eugene Robison co chair. The quota was 1046 dollars and about 1060 dollars has been collected.
Alphie Hangartner’s name was drawn last Saturday evening but he was absent and did not receive 160 dollars. The drawing next week will award 200 dollars.
Jeffrey Allen son of Mr and Mrs Weldon Orth was baptized Sunday October 36 at West Clermont Lutheran Church with Pastor Kronlokken officiating. Sponsors were Carolyn Olson and Richard Orth. The Orths entertained sponsors and relatives for dinner including Harold Orth Neney Mary Olson Evelyn Olson Gene LaVerne Swenson and Ricky.
The Fayette county T B and Health Association held a fall board and workers meeting in Oelwein. Plans for a county wide chest x ray program in Fayette county are discussed for spring with more details to come. The seal sale program will be conducted by mail as in the past. The Community Fund drive includes only drives for funds in door to door campaigns. Mrs. Eugene Robison hosted an 8th birthday party for Debbie with guests including Marie Cummings Dawn Weston Bonnie Dundee and others. Connie Bear assisted. Isabel Nelson visited the home of her daughter and husband in Fayette. Various families from Muscatine were dinner guests of Metta Krueger.
Luann and Kathleen Gunderson hosted a Halloween party at their home on Saturday evening October 29. Guests included Rebecca Kronlokken Karen Schneider Deborah Friederich Sharon Hal verson Kathy Anderson Susan Nelson JoAnn Metzger Elaine Thorson JoAnn Olson Jane Bilden Shirley Schneider Roberta Paulson Patty Mitts Nancy Nelson Debbie Aanes Kathy Timmerman and Patti Gunderson with Mrs William Nelson Jr assisting Mrs Lyle Gunderson.
Almer Amundson and Norman Amundson of Clermont received award pins at the Clayton County 4-H recognition dinner held at Giard Methodist Church. Both were honored leaders for five years of service to the 4-H program.
The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. Ruth Starkey’s home with Mae Carlin assisting. Fourteen members attended with four guests. A magazine subscription was renewed and $15 donated to the United Fund. September library report showed open days and circulation figures. Bills of $7.09 paid for library supplies. Secretary Mrs. Fred Cline covered United Nations Birthday and Constitution topics. Birthday song honored Mrs. Gerald Gutcher, Mrs. Floyd Bergeson, and Mrs. Clarence Tztro.
Clarence Larson of Beriger Wisconsin visited Sunday at the Millard Larson home. Mr and Mrs Leo Orth and girls, Mr and Mrs Leland Probert and Mr and Mrs Harold Earle of Fayette were supper guests Sunday at the Larson home.
Pastor Donald T. Caspers leads a Churchmanship Institute on Friday November 4 at 6 30 p.m. A Service of Worship occurs Sunday November 6 at 5 30 p.m. Bring a sack lunch for the meal. First Quarterly Conference with District Superintendent J P Gable presiding at 7 30 p.m. at St Pauls Elgin. Monday November 7 Women’s Society of Christian Service meets with Mrs Clifton Pringle and Mrs Clarion Olson. Program by Mrs Lyle Appelman.
St Peter's Church led by Pastor A Sullivan announces Masses at 7 and 9 a m with Saturday evening confessions at 8 00 and 9 00.
Parish events list for Clermont Lutheran Parish with services choir rehearsals and council meetings. Includes Sunday services at West and East locations, confirmation classes, rummage sale, Thank Offerings, Mothers Club, and a general election day reminder with meetings across East and West churches.
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