Elizabeth Priest Local Editor Member of Iowa Press Association
Elizabeth Priest serves as local editor and is a member of the Iowa Press Association and the National Editorial Association, indicating active engagement with regional and national press groups.
In Memoriam and Local Notices from St Ansgar Area
In memoriam for Mrs Edward Stray notes a year since her death with lines on memory and absence. Mentions Edward Stray Melvin and Gilert Ruroden families and grandchildren. Olina Erickson injured in a fall at Halston Groth home in St Ansgar and hospitalized in Postville with a mild skull fracture recovering. Also classified opportunity: Rawleigh route in south Fayette county seeking a man over 25 with car. write Rawleighs Dept YAJ-109-102 Freeport Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stray
Melvin
Gilert Ruroden
and. Lewis Ruraden
Olina Erickson
Halston Groth
St. Ansgar
Postville
Rawleigh
South Fayette County
Rawleigh’s
Dept
Freeport
Ill
Interparliamentary Union visit highlights language barriers in global discourse
In Paris on September 11 1987 Fred Biermann reports on the Interparliamentary Union meeting. Delegates from 25 nations discuss language barriers, hunger for cooperation, and the need for prewar diplomacy. Norwegian delegates Ivar Lykke and others note reforms and rural representation. Food shortages and public amenities in France are described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mario Roustan
France
Norway
Ivar Lykke
C. Moseid
Rust Anderson
Meyer Foshang
Magnus Nilsson
Olga Osby-Deglum
Trygve Sverdrup
Veri Valen
Olave Vegheim
Per August Wessel-Berg
Labor
Hoire
Vestre
Agrarian
Wessel-Berg
Paria Life and Shops Noted in Fragments From Paris
Fred Biermann notes practical contrasts in Paria with US cities describing scarce private mulles and few gasoline stations while bicycles prevail. He observes independent merchants and vine framed garden designs in Paris, including a trumpet vine trained along a tree like frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Gardens
Paris
Fred Biermann
Death of Edna Nelson at Clermont aged 18
Edna Harriette Nelson born March 24 1919 at Clermont died October 7 193? at Postville Hospital aged eighteen years six months and thirteen days. She was baptized April 4 and confirmed May 21 1933 at West Clermont Lutheran Church where she sang in the choir and attended youth services. She passed peacefully after a short illness, with her family and church faith offering comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Harriette Nelson
John and
Isabelle Nelson
Clermont
West Clermont
Postville Hospital
Nelson
Clermont Mourns Edna Nelson After Long Illness
Obituary notice describes Edna Harrietta Nelson’s death and lists five sisters and five brothers, with funeral rites held at West Clermont Lutheran Church on October 9 conducted by Rev. S J Strandford. Floral and musical tributes noted and many relatives named. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness, flowers, and prayers. Also Clermont news mentions Susie Grundy ill in J A Erickson home and a farm supply job ad seeking a territory manager with $100 monthly potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Fred ‘Maurer
Fayette
Nora
Theodore Loftagard
Louis Olson
Lyle Guyer
Bernell Larson
Wm, Burrow
James Ostlie
Wim. Belschner
Lillian Meyer
Eliza Nelson
Rose Anna Johnson
Annabelle Loftsgard
Isabelle Johnson
Mary Ann Nelson
Frving McShane
Allen Brooks
Waukon
Elliott Nelson
Carl Nelson
Martin Nelson
Luana
Lou Nelson
Christ Nelson
Daughters
Elgin
Edna Harrietta Nelson
John Nelson
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Mie Yee
America
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Susie Grundy
J. A. Erickson
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Fayette, Iowa
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Highland and
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