Clermont Iowa Council Proceedings November 8 1947
The Clermont town council met November 8 1947 with Mayor Will J. Nelson presiding. Present were Riegel Olson Stee and Tatro. absent Larson. Minutes approved and bills paid including salaries to Barnhouse and Durscher, Shipton haulings, Milne Chase work on pump, Dairy Day costs, bank service charges, fire truck care, gas oil, turbine oil, creek labor, pump and street light charges, postmaster envelopes, and hall lights. meeting adjourned.
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Clermont
Iowa
Will J. Nelson
Riegel
Olson
Stee
Tatro
Councilmien
Larson
John Barnhouse
Geo. Durscher
J. B. Shipton & Son
Milne & Chase
Farmers Savings Bank
Clermont Fire Dept
Home Oil Co
Clermont Valley Creamery Co
Robert Mott
Oscar Thompson
Creek
W. Malone
Interstate Power Co
Hall
Geo. Rounds
Clermont School News Highlights Halloween Parade and Spelling Stars
Wenger report shows grade dental thermometer readings with third grade at 18 percent and fourth grade at 31 percent, aiming for over 50 by Christmas. A Halloween party featured ghost and clown costumes, a snake dance through three stores, and treats from Mr. Crowe and Mrs. Berg plus Sallee Accord. Third grade made jigsaw puzzles for winter months. several pupils earned 100 percent in spelling, led by Doris Ames and others.
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Wenger
Christmna
Crowe
Bella
Bush
Cathryn Crowe
Mary Jean Kamp
Gerene Larson
Jo Ann Moore
Robert Nelson
Pauline Nygard
Grace Olson
Rebecca Olson
LaVerne Swenson
Annette Wagner
Charles Wagner
Clermont Social Roundup Touches Many Local Families
Clermont residents share visits and celebrations as the Olson and Thorson families host guests from Waterloo Carone and Anamosa. Wedding at Ossian, birthday salutes at Miller home, and numerous dinners fill a busy weekend with relatives and friends in town.
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Sid Olson
Waterloo
Jess Olson
Clarence Neilson
Carone, S. D
Jesse Olson
Ossian
Frances Maudsley
Anamosa
Minerva Thorson
Alphie Thorson
John Bakewell
Raymond Erhardt
Christine Monroe
Bernard Natham
Gerald Gutcher
Genevieve Nesbit
Jack McNeil
St. Francis DeSales Church
Wm. B. Miller
Otto Krueger
Ruth
Edwin Krueger
Louise Miller
Mary Haas
Carrie Carpenter
Emma Suckow
Lois Olson
Carmen Swenson
Harry Johnson
Marjorie
Allen Habeger
O. W. Krueger
Lawrence Butikofer
Alice Frieden
Lawrence Gehring
J. M. Gehring
Leo Rothlisberger
Raymond
Ervin Metzger
Mary Ann
George Butikofer
James
Marie
Betty Schneider
Paul
Bert Butikofer
Ed Stry
University Hospital
Town City
Lars Sampson
W. R. Blake
Des Moines
Bob Blake
Bob Steele
Lansing
Blake
Arther Meyer’ v
Barnabetta Olson
Lois
Irene Erickson
Clarice Dugstad
Helen Fritz
Anna Mary Bahmen
Bertha Olson
Joyce Amundson
Delores Anderson
Ruth Krueger
Lorraine Olson
Carol Mott
Larry
Roger
Karen
Kay Jacobson
Bonnie Bergeson
Gary Gilson
Curtis Olson
Roberta
Duane
Diana Barker
Vicky Sue Bar‘ker
John Sullivan
Glen Chappel
Chicago
Harvey Sullivan
Cedar Rapids
Alice
Charles Sullivan
Mary Poplett
Dunlap
Til
Chappell
Charles Monroe
Raymond Steffens
Christina Monroe
Gerald Guther
David
Adrian Kleppe
West Union
Louie Amundson
Joyce
G. E. Jorgenson
Richard Wenrich
Earl Peake
Postville
Harry Yauslin
Gladys
Alma Anderson
Wm. Nelson, Jr
James Fennel
Wadena
Florence Ihein
Hein
Caroline Erickson
Fienty Ammandsen
Sophit Looftepard
Bukane
Roy Johanniogmeien
Vernon Meyer
Arthel
Choydon
Jane
Honey Schweinefus
Meyers
Schweinefus
Claude Gress
Gilbert Anderson
Amvet
Dubuque
Clermont
Henry Schweinelus
Clarence Kittelson
Hans Larson
Jimmie Anderson
Killing Rats One Way to Cut Down Waste of Grain
Farmers and city folks join in winter rat control to save grain and food for the nation. methods include poisoning during warm weather, gas in burrows, manual traps, shooting, and dogs. Antu tracking powder offers limited success. destroy rat harbors, seal buildings, and use repellents like cresote and sulfur to reduce damage.
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American
Europe
Deeper Causes of Dishonesty in Children
Delinquent behavior often starts at ages six or seven, but a happy home and parental guidance can curb it by twelve. If honesty fails, deeper causes require expert help. Strain, loneliness, and insecure family dynamics drive stealing and lying, and punishment or shaming worsens the problem. A specialist can uncover deep causes and aid both child and parents.
Handy Appliance Refrigerator Factoid Card
The appliance notes that the average housewife opens her refrigerator 62 times daily. It also claims bread stays fresh for at least a week when kept in the refrigerator.
Christmas for Oti Tryouts for Various Parts He Begun
Clay modeling provided opportunity for original designs. Baskets dishes necklaces birdre Jets and animals were among those made.
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Oti
Schools to Provide Nutritious Lunches Under Act
About 8,000,000 children in 48,000 schools will receive adequate and nutritious lunches under the National School Lunch Act.
Food Value in Meat and Eggs Across Price Tiers
The cost of food does not determine its value. Cheap cuts of meat provide the same nutrition as pricier cuts from the same animal, and brown and white eggs offer equivalent food value.
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