Clermont Enterprise Local Editor and affiliations
Clermont Enterprise is a weekly publication from Clermont Iowa with Mrs H B Greenley as local editor. It lists memberships in the Iowa Press Association and National Editorial Association and notes post office mailing as second class matter in Clermont Fayette County Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Greenley
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Clermont
Fayette County
Iowa
Clermont social notes and visits posted at Marion church
Clermont residents attended a Sunday supper at Marion church. Mrs Franz Appelman and Barbara visited Gretchen Peliier in Oelwein. Ira Jones and son Jackie from Garnaville stayed with the Crowe family. Dan Burke left for St Paul as a National Catholic Welfare Council delegate. Others hosted or visited include Mel Peterson in Fort Dodge, the Ericksons and Lars Bilden heading to Chicago and the Century of Progress, Harold Anderson and Elmer Stewart visiting Lubke Rolls Starkey homes, Frank Devery from Minneapolis staying with Tom Powers family, Larrabee and Osborn Larrabee of Fort Dodge with Frantz and Hurley of Burlington, and Mary Sullivan from Coggon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont
Marion
Franz Appelman
Barbara
Gretchen Peliier
Oelwein
Ira Jones
Jackie
Garnaville
E. L. Crowe
Dan Burke
St. Paul
National Catholic Welfare Council
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Mel Peterson
Fort Dodge
L. H. Appelman
Decorah
J. A. Erickson
Lars Bilden
Chicago
Fred Bilden
Harold Anderson
Lavins
Mont
Elmer Stewart
H. A. Lubke
H. Rolls
Wm. Starkey
Anderson
Frank Devery
Minneapolis
Tom Powers
Cedar Rapids
Charles Larrabee
Frederick Osborn Larrabee
Charles B. Frantz
Hurley
Burlington
Anna Larrabee
Montauk
Mary Sullivan
Coggon
Local Social and Injury News From Area Homes
Visitors spent the day at the Mrs. Mary Shaeffer Will Cahalan and N. H. Nelson homes. A Friday school program led by Elsie Lindgren drew a large crowd. about twenty numbers were performed and a ten cent lunch plus drinks raised 15.50. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Gordon and daughter Jean of Oelwein visited the A. J. Priest home. Lars Reisrson injured cutting wood. a limb struck his neck, required stitches, healing well. Lucille Gress celebrated a birthday with friends Florence Wickham and Helen Gross arranging the surprise. cards, games, dancing, and a late lunch followed. Invitations listed many local residents and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Wickham
Helen Gross
Evelyn Nordhus
Eleanor Lyngaas
Helen Anderson
Lila Larnon
Vivian Schave
Bessie
Irene Olson
Helen
Myrtle Kleepe
Bob Amdahl
James Triem
Joe Olson
Bert
Clarence Kleepe
Stanley
Alfred Gunsten
Albert
Henry Johnson
William Gruyer
Local visits and minor injuries in Grand Meadow area
Grand Meadow residents and relatives from Albert Lea and nearby towns visited kin in the area last week. A youth was cut under the chin while chopping wood at the Clarence Olson farm, requiring four stitches but recovering. Several families hosted or visited others, including trips to Leroy and time spent at various homes through the weekend and last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Holt
Carl Nelson
Albert Lea
Minn
Martin Halverson
Lillian
Kenneth
Alfred Martie
Monona
Velmah Thorson
Even Lion
Ames Olson
Lovie
Gilbert Horgan
Nels Lyngans
Almer Larson
Alfred Buraas
Not Sure Yet a Path to Greater Wisdom
A reflection on doubt as a virtue in a world full of certainty. The author argues that excess certainty breeds narrow thinking and errors, while true wisdom grows from a broad experience and reluctance to be sure. Doubt aids judgment as knowledge deepens and perspectives widen. 1095, Bott Eradicate-WNT Bervice.
Little Stories in for Bedtime by Burgess Le a
Jerry Muskrat boasts a self sufficient winter plan and comforts built on forethought while Peter Rabbit resists preparation. The tale contrasts thrift with procrastination as a warning about planning for hard seasons. Jerry explains storage, a radiant house and future security against Jack Frost. Peter questions necessity of stocking food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Muskrat
Peter Rabbit
Peter
Jerry
Jack Frost
T. W. Burcess
Whnu Service
Community notices and local visits in Cresco area
The clipping lists numerous visits and gatherings at homes of Olson, Martin, Hartland, and Cresco relatives, plus a funeral in Decorah. It notes a well attended Olson school social with a successful fundraiser, and mentions a government cotton seed and fertilizer loan plan with subsequent plow-up payments. Hawkeye plans to form a high school band for the first time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coggon Monitor
Hawkeye
Echo-Enterprise
II Ady
Clermont High Loses Homecoming Game To Postville
Postville high defeated Clermont high 19 to 6 at homecoming. Postville scored early, led 6 0 at halftime, and extended lead with a second half TD after an opening kickoff. Clermont showed improved play but defense struggled and an interception late in the game sealed their loss. The team travels to Arlington on Thursday seeking a win.
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Postville
Clermont
Clermont, High
Postville High
Clermont High
Uno
C. H
Aggregation
Arlington
No School Friday for Cedar Rapids District Teachers
There will be no school Friday as teachers spend Friday and Saturday at the Cedar Rapids district teachers’ meeting.
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Cedar Rapids
Time of Macbeth Reflected in a Newspaper Study
A classroom exercise examines a historical newspaper style from Shakespearean era to illustrate how period journalism might comment on events and public concerns during Macbeth’s time.
Dental Campaign Grows in Early Grades
The dental campaign returns to the first eight grades with strong success and increasing good results from the efforts. Officials anticipate even better outcomes this year as support and streas aid the program.
Rest Room Planned by American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary, which runs the annual Christmas seal sale, began furnishing a rest room in the Larrabee building. A cot, mattress, and covering are in place and more will follow. The room, similar to the one in the high school, will serve pupils who feel unwell, especially those from outlying areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Larrabee Building
Student Prints aims for school paper launch
The school paper titled Student Prints is progressing well. The freshmen and juniors lead the subscription contest with 244 points while sophomores and seniors have 177.
Nudist Colony Near Highland Featured in 1933 Exchange
Want Ads praise a large nudist colony near Highland and describe its members as garbed by nature. The report notes they do not invite visitors and aim to hog all English Paper sights, in a 1933 exchange context. The piece references 12th grade students and the year 1933.
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Highland
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Clarence Olson
Quenton
Gust Olson
Knut Kittelson
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Robert Wharram
Arthur Olson
Opal
Laverne Larson
Womans Eyes
Jean Newton
J. C. Anderson General
R. V. Brandt
Xroy
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Clermont State Bank
L. L. Carr
Farmers’ Savings Bank
N. H. Nelson
Federal
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G. H. Hackman
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Army
Miss Hughes
Uncle Sam
General Hammond
General Johnson
RFA Thornton
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Martin, Halverton
Ernest Holt
Lawrence Sampson
Hartland
Alfred Madsen
Esten Landsgard
Eunice
Oscar Lien
Ruth
Anton Scholen
Mrs. Ames Olson
Millard Olson
Walter Martie
Martin |Atverson
Immanuel Larson
Nela Lyngaas
Cresco
Nels Helgerson
Harry
Austen Helgerson
Arthur
Irene
Otto Smith
Olson School
Clermont School News
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