Clermont Students Engage In Activities And Honors
School life review highlights October events at Clermont including FFA officer installs and volleyball, National Honor Society meeting with talks on Iowa history, safety film series, all state chorus tryouts with two quartets chosen, fourth grade Halloween party and language and social studies work, plus note of fifth grade star ratings and ongoing class activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guttenberg
FFA
Clermont
Clermont-Elgin
Central America
Dean Peterson
Halloween Fun And Class News From Our School
Students shared arithmetical drills with four named classmates and wrote about future careers. Girls favored nursing while many boys chose farming. unusual picks included artist and missionary nurse. Carol Swenson and Ellen Thies celebrated birthdays. Halloween party planned with Richard Belschner and Mervil Mabb leading committees. Class reports covered animals, Palestine, atoms, light, color, and upcoming storytelling unit. Wanda Meyer submitted her dental card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Bilden
Carolyn Kittelson
Mervil Mabb
Claussa Miller
Dale Hoop
Richard Belschner
Linda Hackmann
Carol Swenson
Amta Olson
Berg
Hoosier
Palestine
Ellen Thies
Wanda Meyer
Local News Recap of Visits and Departures in llermont
Mrs W. 8 Blake left Saturday for Dubuque to spend two weeks with her daughter Mrs Robert Steele and family. Edna Miller returned from Keokuk after two weeks visiting her sister Luella Miller and niece Marlene Durscher. Mr and Mrs Joe Baker and sons were visitors in the Henry Amundson home Saturday. John Nuehring and family of Dubuque were weekend guests in the John Schultz home. On Sunday Mr and Mrs Schultz and Geraldine visited the Orville Nuehring home at Luana with the Nuehring family. Mrs Wm Russell of Minneapolis and Mike Houlihan of New Hampton called on Nellie and Katherine Sullivan Monday. The Lyle Gunderson family were supper guests in the Edwin Olson home at Maynard Sunday. Jack Sullivan of Chicago visited Nellie and Katherine Sullivan Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Louie Olson and Leslie Miller were guests in the Franklin Olson home at Waterloo Sunday. Mrs Olson also visited Mrs Fred Bigler at the Christie convalescent home in Cedar Falls and reported Bigler walking with a new walker and planning to set up housekeeping again. Mrs Lorranne Crowe and Cathryn spent Sunday at Prairie du Chien with the Dean Jones family. Mrs John L Burke left Sunday for Avoca after two weeks with her sisters Nellie and Katherine Sullivan. Gladys Walvatne of West Union spent the past week with Mrs Mary Washburn, with Mrs Maggie Torkelson of West Union as a Sunday guest. Mrs Herbert Dummermuth has been ill the past week and remains in bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake
Dubuque
Robert Steele
Edna Miller
Keokuk
Luella Miller
Marlene Durscher
Joe Baker
Henry Amundson
John Nuehring
John Schultz
Lyle Gunderson
Edwin Olson
Maynard
Jack Sullivan
Chicago
Nellie
Katherine Sullivan
Louie Olson
Leslie Miller
Franklin Olson
Waterloo
Olson
Fred Bigler
Christie
Cedar Falls
Lorranne Crowe
Cathryn
Prairie du Chien
Dean Jones
John L. Burke
Avoca
Gladys Walvatne
West Union
Mary Washburn
Maggie Torkelson
Herbert Dummermuth
Bess Tschantz
Bill Athas
Baltimore
Verne Stephenson
Louise Miller
Athas
East
Stephenson
Madison
Wis
Tschantz
Fred Tschantz
Wadena
Miller
Floyd Bigler
Charles Bigler
Clermont
Frank Cahalan
Cedar Rapids
Postville
Agnes Crane
Marian Shea
Ames Olson
L. E. Amundson
Howard Kluss
Monona
Gerald Gutcher
Alvin Amundson
Bob Nesbit
John Bakewell
Joe Bakewell
Veronica Bakewell
Waukon
Fred Cline
Ladies’ Bridge Club
NaNora Shipton
Bertha’ Easler
Lyle Gress
Davenport
Claude Gress
Ving Gress
Oliver Larson
Tom Callan
Franz Appelman J
Harold Heick
Tipton
Dean DeSart
Jerry Walch
Karen Ross
Minneapolis
Olena Helgerson
Clara Helgerson
Arthur Helgerson
George Frieden
Social Guests Visit Residents In Clermont And Nearby Towns
A long list of weekend visits and house guests connects Clermont with Cedar Falls Cedar Rapids Monona Waukon Davenport Tipton and Minneapolis as locals host relatives and friends including Bess Tschantz and daughter Mrs Bill Athas of Baltimore Verne Stephenson from Madison and many others during a busy social period in the area.
Clermont Study Club Met Tuesday in October
The Clermont Study Club met Tuesday October 27 at Mrs. S. B. Knudsen home with twelve members present. Roll call cited Accomplishments of U.N. The program Paradise of the Pacific on Hadali history by Kay Kendsall, drawn from Kay Kendall's trip to the islands, was presented by Mrs. H. A. Lubke with Mrs. Lucian Appelman leading in Faith of Our Fathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martin
Iowa
Clermont
Norway
Glendal Nygaard
Wapsipinicon
Decorah
Judy Paulsen
Mark Twain
Muscatine
Helen Reierson
Joan Swenson
West Bend
Mrs. Swenson
Clermont Study Club
S. B. Knudsen
U.N
Hadali
Kay Kensdall
Islands
H. A. Lubke
Lucian Appelman
Hold Cradle Shower For Mrs Carlyle Anderson
Mrs Carlyle Anderson was honored at a cradle shower Saturday at the Aldora Anderson home with Mrs Orvin Thompson as assisting hostess. Guests included Marlene Mosby and the Molms, Chas Wenger Rosina Anderson Alma Nelson Ole Loftsgard Russell Larson Leo Lehman Russell Wenger Steven Wayne Gilson Karen Elver Anderson Frankie Almer J Nelson Dale Anderson Arvid Anderson Kathy Kenneth Anderson Bruce Henry McMillan Harry Cline and Jeffrey Wm Nelson Jr Wayne Shipton Leslie Anderson Gene Schori Gene Wenger John McMillan Norman Leiran and others. Lunch followed entertaining gifts and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle Anderson
Aldora Anderson
Orvin Thompson
Marlene Mosby
the Molms
Chas
Wenger
Rosina Anderson
Alma Nelson
Ole Loftsgard
Russell Larson
Leo Lehman
Russell Wenger andSteven
Wayne Gilson
Karen
Elver Anderson
Frankie
Lighting in the Kitchen Improves Safety and Efficiency
Iowa State College Extension Home Management Specialists advise on kitchen lighting to reduce eye strain and fatigue. Tips cover glare reduction, ceiling fixtures, color choices with high reflectivity, and placement of task lighting over work areas, sinks, and the mixing center to brighten counters and improve cooking and cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College Extension
Naomi Shank
Still the Same When Marsh Brothers Return to Decorah
Still the same two brothers, Senthal Eugene and Francis Marsh, now 58, return to Decorah and appear identical to their boyhood selves. The article notes their uncanny similarity and mentions they now reside in McMinnville, Oregon. A brief aside suggests spraying Canada thistles before heavy frosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh Brothers
Decorah
Senthal
Eugene
Franceis Marsh
McMinnville
Oregon
Fire breaks out as wagon tours Denison street
A blaze near Cronk's cafe drew fire crews to Denison last week. A nearby street parade included a fire truck passing by as part of the event, though the occasion and sequence of actions remain unclear from the fragmentary text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schooxt
Denison
Cronk
When you shop for fixtures take the fiber plan of your bath room
A shopper tip advises bringing the bathroom fiber plan when selecting fixtures to ensure compatibility and style cohesion. It emphasizes planning ahead for plumbing and electrical needs and coordinating with contractors.
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Joann Swenson
M. H. Moore
Tommie Tucker
Arthur
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Allstate
Cresco
Judy Paulson
Paul Hackmann
Leland Probert
Arlene Knudsen
John Knudsen
Miss Boehm
Betty Westpfah
JoAnn Moore
Lew Barnhouse
Howard Kittleson
Karen Jacobson
Wendell Baechler
Wendell
Llermont
Pala
Canada
Louis Schutte & Son
Clermont and
Funeral Home
Algona
Mayo Way
Ava
4. L. Hoffmann
Hoffmann
Hoffmann’s Surgical Appliance CO
Lincoln Bldg
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Minn
Joe Marsh
Edna
U. S
Briardale
Carnation
Florida
Rae-Becks
Richelieu
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