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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1932
Page
3
The Clermont school reports on sophomore and freshman English lessons, six weeks exams plan, and upcoming Arlington game. It notes teacher entertaining hosts, student progress across biology, spelling, arithmetic, cleanliness contests, and dental campaigns. The report covers assemblies, perfect attendance, and recent art projects as autumn leaves inspire classroom activity.
Clermont residents note Fire Prevention Week with church gatherings and school fundraisers. Mrs. Erickson departs after visiting, while the Union Sunday School plans a food sale at the old State Bank building. The East Lutheran festival drew large crowds despite bad weather and featured Rev. H Hoverstad and Rev. G Gunston. The Catholic Women’s National Council Convention于 Dubuque is expected to attract many from St Peter’s parish, with speakers including bishops and editors.
Vee our wants ads report health visit for Dy R. Brandt in Dubuque and a cold weather window repair reminder. Brick City Pharmacy offers 7¢ deals. St. Peter's parish bake sale at the old State Bank building on Saturday Oct 22 begins 8 00 pm with dressed chicken. Clermont Commercial Club plans October meeting at Johnson's hall next Monday after six with a 6 30 lunch and a speech by King Palmer on business and community interests not politics, requested by Clermont residents.
The passage notes an event at Olson School District No. 8 on Thursday Oct 20 inviting ladies to bring baskets. It mentions Anna Mae Haag visiting Cedar Falls and the Clermont bus station moving from Olson Grocery to Brick City Pharmacy after Mr Olson left the business, with local party committee activity referenced.
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