Clermont Visitors At Exama Anderson Home
Recent visitors included Mrs. Vernon Anderson and Mrs. Lucian Appelman along with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Burrow were dinner guests Sunday evening.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1967
Page
3
Recent visitors included Mrs. Vernon Anderson and Mrs. Lucian Appelman along with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Burrow were dinner guests Sunday evening.
Franklin Shipton and son Teddy visited his mother in Waukegan Illinois. Mrs Lenora Shion and Mrs Lorrinne Crow entertained guests including Mrs Pr Appelman and Mrs Louis Olson. The group played bridge with Mrs Franz Appelman high and Mrs Lorinne Crowe second. Corydon Hess was a weekend guest at Lucian Appelman home. A luncheon at the Methodist Church honored Don Whitford. Local residents attend dinners and visits across Cedar Rapids Waterloo and Milbank South Dakota.
Winners named include Mra Vernandevon nga Larson Linda Alderson Mrs Walter Medberry and Mrs J ard Riegel recognized for Gold Band Stamp at Leos D Save program event featuring local residents and organizers.
A crowded small town scene lists Bucks drawing names for a Saturday evening gathering including Bobby Swenson Lyle Mab and Mrs Mundson among participants. The note mentions other social visits from West Union and Des Moines area relatives with detailed family connections and local outings across several towns.
The Clermont group met on October 7 with members Tracey Miller and Ruth Steffens leading demonstrations on fruit and vegetable labels and frozen vegetables. Jane Andersen and Pauline Annuitiam shared citizenship experiences while Cindy nan reported on the fair booth sign painting by Nancy Nelson and LuAnn Gunderson. Lunch was served by Tracey Miller and Marie Ruckdasher. next meeting set at Wanda Frick Fantet Jacob’s home.
The Clermont town council meeting presided by Mayor Merle Clack approves bills and resolutions including stop sign removal on Highway 18 and new Class B and C liquor permits for Clermont Cafe and Gerner's Cafe. Ordinance No 161 revises Class B permit limit to four. several budget items listed.
Clermont Investment Corporation organized under the Town Business Corporation Act of 1967 with 4000 shares at par 25. Initial registered office in Clermont Town 32185, agent John Halvorson. Directors listed include Anderson, Appelman, Backer, Follett, Halvorson, Nelson, Nims, Seabrooke, Taylor, Triem, Wander. Directors serve until first annual meeting. Corporate officers: Halvorson president, Backer secretary. Perpetual existence and limited liability of members. Dated September 25, 1967.
Helgerson and family from Postville and Mrs Ruth Schott visited Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Henry Helgerson and sons. Rose Schweinefus of Spring Valley Minn stayed Friday to Sunday at Henry Schweinefus home. Norris Reierson home welcomed Leo Woods Louena Olson Bill Herman Si Olaf My and Mrs Ray Reierson last week. Sunday guests included Richard Vagts and David from Eldorado.
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