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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1948

Page

7

Priscillas Met at Church for Priscilla Working Band Meeting

The Priscilla Working Band met Wednesday November 10 at the church parlors. Hostesses were Mees Roy and sons and the Andersons Roy Tatro Louie Hovland and Alma Anderson. Agastoll led devotions. Secretary’s report read. pills allowed. Thank you cards read. Treasurer reported $523.69 cleared at bazaar. $6 for basement use for a reception for Mr and Mrs Werdell Hulbert. Nominating committee appointed: Mrs Hovland Mrs Kittelson and Mrs Griebenow. Erhardt announced program: Reading light hymn and society remarks. Meeting closed in usual form.

Priscilla Mees Roy Nson Verson Andersons Anderson Roy Tatro Louie Hovland Alma~Anderson Agastoll Nesnet Jed Werdell Hulbert L. M. Hovland Clifford Kittelson Richard, Griebenow Raymond Erhardt Willet Miller

Mrs Swenson Heads to Iowa Farm Bureau Meet

Mrs Carmen Swenson left Sunday night for Des Moines to attend the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation convention November 15 to 18 as a delegate from the Grand Meadow club. Her daughter Mary Kay is staying with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Swen Swenson while she is away.

Carmen Swenson Des Moines Iowa’Farm Bureau Federation

Burnell Andersons Visit Sunday in Martin Anderson Home

Mrs. Burnell Anderson and her children of Postville visited Sunday in the home of Martin Anderson, sharing a family gathering with local relatives and friends.

Burnell Anderson Postville Martin Anderson

Clermont Girls Roll To 46 30 Win Over Randalia

Clermont beat Randalia 46 to 30 as the girls held the lead from the start, with Lorraine Kittelson scoring 24 and Mary Tschantz 15. The boys dropped a 26 24 heartbreak, as Cler Imont rallied late before costly passes sealed the loss. Gerald Schupanitz led with 12 points.

Clermont Randalia Lorraine Kittelson Mary Tschantz Ardis Olson Marilyn Olson Joan Gerner Marilyn Follett Lorraine Kittleson Cler Imont Gerald Schupanitz Norman Sampson Kenneth Anderson Howard Stumme Wendel Loftsgard Donald Gutcher

Grade and High School Red Cross Contributions Report

In the grade school every pupil contributed to the American Junior Red Cross totaling 11.00 with 185 pupils, the fifth and sixth highest at 3.43. In the high school the seniors led with 100 percent participation and a total of 3.06. The combined collection reached 14.06, short of the 3.50 quota needed for both schools to qualify for membership.

Class Rings Highlight Juniors At P T A Meeting

Juniors proudly flashed their new class rings in the school office and showed off the white and yellow bands engraved with initials and graduation year. The Jr High English Club led the P T A program on November 10, with the Star Spangled Banner pledge and a 7th grade Pan American Union pageant depicting the 21 republics, Gaucho and Senorita costumes, and a Mexican folk dance.

Jr. Hi Pan American Union American Legion Auxiliary

Legion Auxiliary Met Wednesday Evening

The American Legion Auxiliary met Wednesday evening November 10 at Ruth Olson's home for a short business session. The lunch committee reported about 60 dollars raised on election day with profits not exceeding 20 dollars for hospitalized veterans welfare. Fifteen dollars was voted for the Christmas Joy Program and a gift for a hospitalized wife of a veteran was planned. Several new members attended before adjourning to the Armistice Day program prepared by the Americanism chairman and presented by 7th and 8th grade pupils to the Auxiliary and Clermont PTA.

American Legion Auxiliary Ruth Olson Americanism Auxiliary Clermont Plt. A

Clermont Ursine doubleheader defeats Stanley in both games

Clermont led from the start and won 46 to 21 in the boys game and 44 to 19 in the girls game. Clermont’s Kittelson scored 28 points, Tschantz 8, Swenson and Anderson led in their games, while Stanley’s Magirl and Escher were top scorers with 13 and 8 points respectively. The article ends urging larger crowds at the next home game.

Stanley Clermont Kittelson Tschantz Swenson Stanley Magirl Anderson Schupanitz Escher

Amvets Auxiliary Holds November Meeting at Olson Home

The Amvet Auxiliary met Tuesday November 16 at the home of Mrs Henry Olson with Mrs Richard Olson as co host. Nine members and four visitors attended. A donation was acknowledged from Mr and Mrs Harry Amundson. Mrs George Belschner will host the December meeting with Mrs Martin Amundson assisting.

Amvet Henry Olson Richard Olson Harriet Dugstad Harry Amundson George Belschner Martin Amundson

Erickson Attends Income Tax School at Montrose Hotel

J. A. Erickson attended an income tax school held at the Montrose hotel in Cedar Rapids last Monday. The event was sponsored by the Iowa Bankers' Association with cooperation from the Revenue Department at Des Moines. Mrs. Erickson accompanied him and stayed for the day.

J. A. Erickson Montrose Hotel Cedar Rapids Iowa Bankers’ Agsa Revenue Department Des Moines

East Clermont Mothers' Club Met at Frieden

The East Clermont Mothers' Club met at Irene Frieden's home on November 9. Esther Helgerson was appointed library chairwoman. Harriet Olson read works by Major Grayson and They Do Not Know. The group discussed teaching children to be thankful and the value of saying thank you.

Mothers’ Club of East Clermont Irene Frieden Jesus Esther Helgerson New Library Harriet Olson Grayson Jeleen Bilden Ida Mae Olson

Mrs. Cline Repeats Role for Clermont Seal Sale

Frances Cline will again chair Clermont Christmas seal sale. Seals will be mailed to residents next week and those missing can obtain them by notifying Mrs. Cline. This marks her 14th year as seal chairman. Proceeds fund tuberculosis tests and early diagnosis programs countywide and nationwide to protect the uninfected by aiding the afflicted.

Frances Cline Clermont Cline

Clermont Girls Rally Past Monona 30 29 in Tight Game

Clermont girls trailed 15 6 at halftime but surged to edge Monona 30 29 as Lorraine Kittelson scored 28 of Clermonts 30 points. Mononas Huebacker led with 16, while Clermonts Schoupnitz had 10 and Schoulte topped Monona with 16 in the boys game a 43 19 Monona win.

Clermont Monona Huebacker Schupanitz Lorraine Kittelson Schoulte

Washburns and guests at McGregor weekend visit

Mr. and Mrs. Vern Washburn of McGregor were weekend guests of Mrs Mary Washburn. Mr and Mrs Franz Appelman were dinner guests Sunday at Emmet and Mae Carlin in Waukon.

Vern. Washburn McGregor Mary Washburn Franz Appelman Emmet Mae Carlin Waukon

Church Service Canceled This Sunday in Oelwein

An announcement states there will be no church Sunday evening in Oelwein as the minister must be there. The minister will conduct services on November 28 at 7 30 p m.

Oelwein

Lutheran Church Notices For West Clermont Parish

Sunday November 21 communion service at 11 a.m. Highland. West Clermont Luther League devotional and social at 8 p.m. Norene Amundson group program LaVonne Swenson social. Leaguers meet church 7:30 p.m. ride provided by Millard Nelson Jr. Thursday November 18 Elgin Society meets at Mrs. Oliver Torkelson. Tuesday November 28 Parish Brotherhood at West Clermont church at 7 p.m. Speaker Prof Sigurd Reque Luther College. Thanksgiving Day November 25 services East Clermont church 10 a.m. Special music. Note time. Monday November 29 Pocket Testament banquet West Clermont church 6:40 p.m. Speaker Rev J W Wiisaker Luther College president. All young people from Junior confirmands invited.

Highland West Clermont Luther League i L. T. N. Olson Norene Amundson LaVonne Swenson Millard Nelson, Jr The Elgin, Society Oliver Torkelson Roy Leuchtenmacher West Clermont Sigurd Reque Luther College East Clermont J. W. Wiisaker

Lutheran Men Hear Reque at Clermont Parish Meeting

The Brotherhood of the Clermont Lutheran parish will host Prof. Sigurd Reque of Luther College Decorah at the November 24 meeting. He will discuss early Iowa days and the region’s Lutheran church beginnings. The session at West Clermont Lutheran church starts at 8 p.m. with invites extended to parish men and visitors.

Brotherhood of the Clermont Lutheran Parish Sigurd Reque Luther College Decorah Aubrey Guyer Reque Iowa West Clermont Lutheran Church

Mrs Harry Raney Visits Friends in Clermont

Mrs Harry Raney of West Union called on friends in Clermont Monday.

Harry Raney West Union Clermont

Valuable Character Asset in Your Credit Wealth

Your credit is your most valuable character asset. Maintaining a reasonable balance and a consistent plan to add to it builds a credit structure that may someday be vitally important in your affairs.

Ladies' Aid Meeting at Mrs Simek's Home

The Ladies' Aid Society met Wednesday at Grace Simek's home with Chrystal Thoma and Louise Miller assisting. They moved December meeting to Dec 8, Hazel Jerdee volunteered to entertain. The group donated 18 to the Nation Wide Program of Christmas Joy and formed a gifts committee for American Legion Auxiliary to ship to veterans' hospitals. They planned home made candy gifts and no member Christmas exchange. Joyce Appelman Ruth Starkey Agnes Bilden named to nominate. Lucy Engle led a program on What's New in Transportation.

Ladies' Aid Society Grace Simek Chrystal Thoma Louise Miller Hazel Jerdée Anna Baechler Lorrine Crowe American Legion Auxiliary Veterans’ Hospital Clermont Joyce Appelman Ruth Starkey Agnes Bilden

Clermont Study Club Meeting Preview In Ossian

Mrs Edwin Jacobson of Ossian spent Friday visiting her mother Mrs Lena Peters. Notice The Clermont Study Club meets Tuesday Nov 23 at the home of Alice Kittelson. Blanche Nesset will have charge of the program.

Edwin Jacobson Ossian Lena Peters Clermont Study’ Club Alice Kittelson Blanche Nesset

Camp Fire Girls Hold Hallowe’en Party Saturday

The Camp Fire Girls held a Hallowe’en party at the Legion hall on Saturday evening October 30. Each member brought guests. The room was spooky with decorations. Games were played and popcorn eaten. The girls bobbed for apples and refreshments of soup cakes potato chips and pop were served. Everyone helped clean up after.

Camp Fire Legion Hall

Party Honors House Guests at Picnic Dinner

Mrs Alma Anderson hosted a Sunday picnic dinner for her house guests Mr and Mrs Nels Larson and their daughter Mrs Lyle Polinsky of Duluth Minn The gathering included Mr and Mrs A J Nesvick Yvonne Wander West Union Iowa and many neighbors from Elgin and surrounding areas.

Alma Anderson Nels Larson Lyle Polinsky Duluth Mian A. J. Nesvick Yvonne Wander West Union Henry T. Olson Clarine Linda Olson Elgin Irene Ostlie Leo Wm. Nelson, Jr Harry Yauslin Gerhard Halverson and Howard Alma Ostlie Ray Reierson Helen Norris James Helgerson

Corn Grower Reports Record Yield in Local Field

Frank Nims of Clermont posted a 143 bushels per acre yield in a corn field using Pioneer 343 with local service from L T Olson. Mrs Clement Messerlin of Wadena visited the Russell Pratt home on Sunday.

Frank Nims Clermont L.,t. N. Olson Clement Messerlin Wadena Russell Pratt

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Cecelia Berg Edna Nelson Richard Osterhus Clermont Cafe Praiaie Lowe Brothers High Standard Burgess- Dugstad Lumber Company Gordon, J Atlegy Larry Bergeson Mary Jean Patty Monge Kenneth Wide Horace Morse Patty Barbara Ann Burger Gloria Ann Hyde Coluer Legion Auxiliary Amvets Echo Mothers’ Club Frieden Clermont Girls Clermont Methodist Church Lutheran Church A. ©. Nesset, Pastor Clermont, Iowa Lucy Engle Camp Fire Girls Hallowe’en BIG Clemont Bich & Sand
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