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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1932

Page

7

Farmers Endorse Right Prices Yet Oppose Violence

An informal survey shows local farmers largely back fair prices and market protection but reject violent or unlawful strike tactics. They favor peaceful action and warn against harming the town’s economy or pressuring others to join through force. Elisabeth Carlin and Elizabeth Priest visited Irene Horan’s school, reporting progress. Sheehan Post No. 975 American Legion elected W. A. Kneeland as commander and a full slate of officers for the upcoming year.

Sioux City Des Moines Clemont Elisabeth Carlin Elizabeth Priest Irene Horan Irene Sheehan American Legion W. A. Kneeland Martin Nelson Roy Swergon G. H. Hackman H. L. Yauslin H. B. Greenley Walter Follett Louis Olson Gilbert Anderson R. V. Brandt

Charles A. Hoffman Called To His Eternal Rest

Charles A. Hoffman died after a ten day illness from paralysis and complications. He was a longtime Clermont businessman who ran a clothing store before switching to a grocery and furnishings line. He was a devout Catholic, active in St. Peter's Church, Modern Woodmen, and local civic groups, and known for his civic leadership and strong ethics. The community extends sympathy to his widow and family, with arrangements to be announced and the store’s future uncertain.

Hoffman St. Peter's Catholic Church Woodman Lodge Clermont Commercial Club Clermont

Birthday Anniversary Dinner in Honor of A J Priest

Mr and Mrs A J Priest hosted a dinner Sunday to celebrate his birthday anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs BH L Gordon and daughter Jean of Oelwein Mrs Susan Gordon Dan McGreevey R Bills of Farmersburg and George Larson.

BH. .L. Gordon Jean Oelwein Susan Gordon Dan McGreevey R. Bills Farmersburg George Larson A. J. Priest Mr. Priest

Bank Statement Affidavit from Fayette County Officials

J F Miller president and J A Erickson cashier swear the statement is full true and correct to best knowledge. Sworn before Lance Candesh on October 10 1932 with notary public for Fayette County and attested by directors H H Follett and A G Becker.

Iowa Fayette County J. F. Miller J. A. Erickson Lance Ycandesh BEAL H. H. Follett A. G. Becker

Clermont Residents Share News and Visits in Town Roundup

Mrs Henry Whitford of Volga City visits her daughter Mrs L H Appelman in Clermont. John Shipton travels to Bengon Illinois with the car that carried C A Hoffman’s remains. Elizabeth Priest tends the grocery store as Hoffman and daughter Marie attend the funeral. Several locals travel for interment in Benson Illinois. Eight year old Frankie Olson breaks his left arm at the old Episcopal church. treatment delayed as doctors were away, but prognosis is good. Dr I C Jerdee becomes owner of the Gunderson property now occupied by John Crowe. Crowe family plans to move. Mabel Lawler visits Clermont while teaching at Belmont. Rheumatism confines Mrs E W Appelman at home. Rev J F McCaffery rests after active sermonizing. Arnold Wetherbee is hospitalized in Independence for treatment. Crowe and Jerdee families coordinate housing as Clermont’s modern homes reach occupancy.

Charles A. Hoffman Mr. Hoffman Henaon J. F. McCaffery Henry Whitford Volga City L. H. Appelman John Shipton Bengon C. A. Hoffman Old Home Town Elizabeth Priest Marie Mary Haas Cedar Falls Anna Mae Herbert Haas Chas. Hoffman Benson Ill Hoffman Welsch Mia. Murray Charles City Old Episcopal Church Shipton West Union I. C. Jerdee Gunderson John Crowe Mabel Lawler Belmont Clermont Donald Whitford Arnold Wetherbee W. C. Wetherbee Independence State Hospital Bank Dr. Jerdee Crowe

Clermont Observes Fire Prevention Week

Clermont marks three days of Fire Prevention Week with Mayor H F Shipton and Fire Chief A J Priest announcing a city wide property inspection program. The notice urges citizen cooperation, cites national fire loss and preventable fires, and urges extending prevention beyond the week. Mrs E E Bilden and daughter Agnes joined Emma Gunderson for a weekend visit at the Gunderson rural home in Highland.

E. E. Bilden Agnes Emma Gunderson E. E. Gunderson Highland

Anniversary Masses and Parish Schedule at St Peter's

St Peter's Church announces an anniversary Mass for Mia and October 11 at 7 am, a Walter Kohls memorial on Oct 14, a Sunday Oct 16 communion and parochial Mass at 8 am and 10 am respectively. Twenty-second Sunday after Pentecost features Phil 1 6-11 and St Matthew 22 16-21, with sermons and charity offerings for orphans and St Therese babyhood home. F McCaffery, Pastor.

Mia Tom Colliton Walter Kohls Elgin St. Matthews Sisters of St. Francis St. Therese F. McCaffery

Highland Lutheran Church Mission Festival Speaker Named

Highland Lutheran church will host a mission festival next Sunday October 16 with Rev C Helme of Spring Grove Minn as speaker. Services begin at 10 30 morning with dinner in the parlors afterward a short English language service in the afternoon. East Church Luther League services Sunday evening at 7 30 led by Pastor G Guneten.

Highland Lutheran Church C. Helme Spring Grove Minn East Church G. Guneten

Clermont Study Club Meeting Recalls Roosevelt Letters

The Clermont Study Club met at Mrs. I. C. Jerdee's home on Oct. 8. Members shared varied roll call responses and enjoyed the paper Rough Rider Roosevelt by Mrs. Shipton, followed by Roosevelt letters to his children read by Mrs. Lubke. Regular business ensued.

Clermont Study Club I. C. Jerdee Roosevelt

Clermont Valley Creamery bids on hauling routes set

The Clermont Valley Creamery Company will award cream hauling routes to the lowest responsible bidder at their Clermont office on October 15, 1932 for 1933. Sealed bids only. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. By order of the board of directors, J M Brorby secretary.

Clermont Valley Creamery Company Clermont J. M. Brorby

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