Methodist W.S.C.S. Meets At Lois Schrader Home
The W.S.C.S. met Thursday evening at Lois Schrader's home with nine members and three guests. De vaccinations were led by La Nora Hal verden. Ruth Starkey chaired the program on Light Brightens in Korea and new officers were elected: Starkey president Lubke vice president Gutcher recording secretary Moore treasurer Easler promotion secretary and secretary of literature Alderson secretary of Christian social relations Schrader secretary of spiritual life and missionary education and service Appelman secretary of supply work Fritz cheer committee Schrader membership. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Schrader
la Nora Halverden
Ruth Starkey
Korea
Huth Starkey
Beulah Lubke
Florence Gutcher
Mildred Moore
Bertha Easler
Zelda Alderson
Christian Social Relations
Meta Schneider
Spirtual Life and Missionary Education
Marjorie Appelman
Lois Fritz
Card of Thanks and Various Local Notices
Card of Thanks expresses appreciation for kindness during illness and death, with mentions of several families and funeral support. Also a bake sale notice by Methodist church on Saturday November 13 at 3 00 p m in the Boyle building. Includes multiple social notes of visits and dinners among area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Jones
Ira
Dean
John Jones
Lorrine Crowe
Boyle
Dental Cards And Tuberculosis Radio Speaking Program
Students return dental cards list includes Janet Lyngaas Evelyn Miller Richard Wenrich Judy Swenson Kathryn Larson Lorraine Kittleson Marilyn Olson Joan Gerner Elbert Westpfahl Hoger Amundson Howard Stumme Donald Gutcher Dale Schultz. Clermont schools enter Tuberculosis Radio Speaking program with twenty students, judges to pick three speakers for a local station. Halloween party features seniors hosting for the high school crowd with games costumes and a spook house. Typing speed rankings show Marilyn Follett first with 39.68 and a top weekly score of 25 net. many others listed with improving results. Continued Page a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Lyngaas
Evelyn Miller
Richard Wenrich
Judy Swenson
Kathryn Larson
Lorraine Kittleson
Marilyn Olson
Joan Gerner
Elbert Westpfahl
Hoger Amundson
Howard Stumme
Donald Gutcher
Dale Schultz
Clermont
Iowa
DeWayne Johnson
Barbara Appelman
Ardes Olson
Roger Amundson
David Appelman
LaVonne Swenson
Oran Shipton
Gordon Eide
Elsie Jerdee
Lillian, Franzen
Mary Tschantz
Kenneth Westpfahl
Ruth Follett
Mike Kist
Darlene Olson
Mopday
King and Queens Court
Marilyn Follett
Arces Olson
Rose Marie Doyle
Ruth Westpfahl
Ladies' Aid Met At Stumme Home
The Ladies' Aid Society met last Wednesday at Lydia Stumme's home with La Nora Halvorson Rose Anderson and Lucille Triem assisting. A window display will be arranged in Baechler's store by Ruth Olson and Anna Baechler during National Children's Book Week. The city library offers many entertaining books for small children to read and view, and invites young readers to use and return them. The library is open Saturday 3 to 5 pm especially for the young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lydia Stumme
la Nora Halvorson
Rose Anderson
Lucille Triem
Baechler
Ruth Olson
Anna Baechler
25 Years Ago in Randalia and Area News
A son was born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs James McSweeney at their Randalia home. Grace Kneeland, Mrs Gus Hackmann and Mrs C L Frieburghaus visited Stillwater Minnesota. The Anton Olson family left for Chicago to make their future home. Marguerite Sullivan of Chicago visited the Sullivan home. Mrs W S Bowers of Storm Lake stayed with her mother Mrs James Sullivan. Mrs Fred Wille learned of her brother William Weber’s death in Iola Kansas after being gored by a mad bull. Miller Meat Market late specials listed. Alfred Olson and Leonard Olson attended a postnuptial shower for Harold Helns in Postville. Nels Gilbert returned from China Lake California with family. grandson born five weeks ago. Harlan Stee’s family visited Clarence Tatro. Richard Olson returned from Rochester hospital much improved, with wife, daughter, and mother present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McSweeney
Randalia
McSweeney
Grace Kneeland
Gus Hackmann
C. L. Frieburghaus
Stillwater
Minn
Max Lehman
Anton Olson
Jett
Chicago
Marguerite Sullivan
John Sullivan
W. S. Bowers
Storm Lake
James Sullivan
Fred Wille
William Weber
Iola
Kans
Weber
Miller
Seal of
Minnesota
Alfred Olson
Leonard Olson
Harold Helns
Kenneth Ellis
Postville
Nels Gilbert
Norman Gilbert
China Lake
Calif
Harlan Stee
Castalia
Clarence Tatro
Richard Olson
Rochester
Mary
Henry Olson
Clermont Brick & Sand completes Hancock County road graveling
Hancock county supervisors approve the report of engineer Charles F. Merton. Clermont Brick & Sand Co has completed its contract surfacing several county roads with gravel. The project included hauling roughly 1000 cubic yards of gravel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock County
Charles F. Merton
Clermont Brick & Sand Co
Lutheran Church Parish Activities November Schedule
The West Clermont and East Clermont parishes announce a series of events from Sunday communion services at 9 30 a m and 11 a m to a Luther League program, and weekly meetings. Notable items include Highland Society and Highland confirmands gatherings, an auction at the West Clermont parsonage, teachers training, church council meeting, Mission Society, and Elgin Society events with listed hostesses and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Nesset
West Clermont
East Clermont
Norse
Luther League
Lutheran Students’ Association of Luther College
Highland Society
Millard Olson
Bert Benson
Leo Benson
Ed Kuehl
Walter Allen
Highland Confirmands
Millard Olsons
West Clermont Parsonage
Church Councils
West
Grand Meadow Clermont Methodist Club meets Oct 29
The Grand Meadow Study Club met Friday Oct 28 at Rose Olson's home. A training school on Children’s Clothing is set for December 10. Reading project goals include ten women per township. Birthdays honored for Clarice Lien and Beulah Kozelka. Program featured readings on Fashion Followers authors Hymns a duet by Gladys Nelson and Helen Kittleson and a kitchen arrangement lesson. Refreshments by Rose Olson Marjorie Amundson Irene Frieden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Meadow
Rose Olson
Oh Suzanna
Reading Project
Clarice Lien
Beulah Kozelka
Irene Frieden Nates
Lorraine Gunderson
Gladys Nelson
Helen
Kittleson
Marjorie Amundson
Mesdames Rose Olson
Irene Frieden
Catholic Societies Meet at Boyle Home in Elgin
The Rosary Society and Altar Guild gathered Thursday afternoon November 4 at Mrs. Sheldon Boyle’s Elgin home. Sixteen members and four visitors attended with readings and scripture. Reports from the N C C W Deanery Spillville and Arch Diocesan Oelwein meetings were shared. An appeal sought infant and children’s clothing for the Pope’s store room, a quilt project was planned with top and lining donated by Mrs. Eliza Martz and Mae Crowe offering her home for quilting audiences. Fr Cooney led fall lesson discussions, meeting closed with prayer and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosary Society
Sheldon Boyle
Elgin
Doyle Baker
Francis Wolf
Giles Martin
Rollgall
Spillville
Arch
Oelwein
Pope
Eliza Martz
Mae Crowe
Fr. Cooney
Clermont Calendar and Local Dinner Guests Notice
Clermont community calendar lists meetings for Monday through Wednesday at local clubs and societies. A series of Sunday and Thursday dinner and supper guest appearances includes families from Waterloo Cedar Falls Waterville and Postville with extended visits and birthday observances.
Birthday Club honors Mrs Triem at Harold Triem home
The Birthday Club met Friday at the Harold Triem residence to celebrate Mrs Triem birthday anniversary. Members sharing in the courtesy included Kathin ka Larson, Margie Triem, Emme Erickson, Irene DeSart, Selma, Mary, Evelyn, Luver, Emma, Irene Olson, Ruth Starkey, Gussie Miller, Andine Vasby, Bertina Buraas, Pearl Iverson, Tile Amundson, Delores Jacob ia, Clara Helgerson, Emma Gun Gerson and Lydia Stumme. The same group also shared a birthday party for Andine Vasby on Monday afternoon. Both occasions included a picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Triem
Andine Vasby
Fayette Residents Share Weekend Visits
Mrs Pearl Dummermuth and granddaughter Diana visited the Herbert Dummermuth home in Fayette on Friday. Mrs Don Burget and Barbara of Fayette called on Lars Sampson’s family Sunday. Barbara extended her stay while Mrs Burget planned to join daughter Dorothy at Town City university hospital. Mr and Mrs Roger Sherman and Sandra Kay of West Union dined with Floyd Bergeson’s family Sunday. Mrs A H Brandt traveled to Waterloo Sunday for a week of relatives visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry Deane
Deane Schupp
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Schupp
Eleanor Anderson
Clermont
Martin Anderson
Arthur Connor
Leo Griebenow
Henry Connor
Castalia
Linda Lou Greenley
Oel|wein
Barbara Appelman
B. O. Henderson
Rob Smith
Leonard Larson
Wayne
Ossian
Larson
Ed Burt
Henry Whitford
Volga
Lucian Appelman
Harold Landsgard
Dubuque
Tena Nelson
St. Olaf
Pearl Dummermuth
Diana Dummermuth
Fayette
Herbert Dummermuth
Don Burget
Barbara
Lars Sampson
Burget
Dorothy
University Hospital
Town City
Roger Sherman
Sandra Kay
West Union
Floyd Bergeson
A. H. Brandt
Waterloo
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Methodist Church
Charles City
Charlie Peterson
Peterson
Wetherbee
Richard Griebenow
Dennis
Burrow
R. V. Brandt
Strawberry Point
Ralph Schrader
Lowe Brothers High Standard
Burgess - Dugstad Lumber Company
Gordon J
Hodjman Clermont, Iowa
SeagoLs
Republican Party
Clermont High School
Deway
Truman
Beardsley
Switzer
Wilson
Gillette
Individu
Kenrie
Hien Convina Busines
Ladies’ Aid
Stumme
Wens
Navy
Enterprise
Clermont Brick & Sand
Lutheran Church
Clermont Methodist Church Club
James Brorby
Ana
Afi
Gurplan
Commercial Club
Auxiliary of Amvets
Mission Society
Wlc
Fayne
Georgie
James Triem
Claude Gress
Lloyd Gress
Beverly
Clara Gress
Vino Gress
Parker Gress
Cedar Falls
Louie Gijilfe
Waterville
Bertina Gilbertson
Hilder
Millard
Clifford Kittelson
Lamont Gericke
Lyle Gunderson
Beverly Svendsen
Jacquelyn Bakewell
Triems
Virginia Nelson
Cooney Cliff
J. Olson
Riftier
Chrinint Brich & Cand Co
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