Tiger Tales from a Town School Echo Page
A collage of school life and events includes class reports on Buddha and Confucius from sophomore history, an alto clarinet purchase for Eloise Lantz, and debates in junior history about Benedict Arnold. Activities feature a scavenger hunt, skating at Elgin rink, and a new pajamas project for freshmen home ec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedict Armold
Wenger
Whitworth
Petratz
Elgin
Edior
Marcia Wolf
State University of Town
Echo
EHS
C-E
Maynard
Fayette County
Arlington
Zurbriggens
Grethers
Wengers
Whitworth and
Groves
Riley Typewriter Co
New Hampton
Fifth Grade Mrs Moore Visit to Wildlife Track
Fifth grade students visited the conservation track and observed many wild animals fish and birds. They practice division in arithmetic and take four six weeks spelling tests. For Halloween the class decorated with handmade cats and during Fire Prevention Week drew posters and practiced drills. Martha Schaer won first for her poster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Peterson
Iowa
Sharon Yearous
Linda de Sart
Marcia Knudt
Martha Schaer
Bobby Zurbriggen
Melvin Moore
Marcia Knudtson
Klingman's
C-E Football Schedule for 1956 Tigers Home Games
The schedule lists games on Oct 18 at Maynard Oct 26 at West Union and Nov 2 home versus Waukon with admission prices of 60 cents for adults and 23 cents for students. Back your Tigers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
West Union
Waukon
Iowa Town Crop Report Shows Mixed 1956 Harvest Outlook
The October 1 crop report notes mature corn with late plantings and dry windy September speeding drying. Soybean harvest ahead of average and hay output 20 percent below 1955. Pasture decline in September and new seedings hurt by moisture deficiency. Iowa corn 500,973,000 bushels, down 4 percent from 1955 and 7 percent below 10 year average. Soybeans 54,140,000 bushels, up 24 percent from 1955 and 46 percent above the 10 year average. Hay 5,568,000 tons, 20 percent below 1955 and 6 percent under 10 year average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Iowa
Clermont Social Roundup of Visiting Families and Events
Local notes detail visits and gatherings in Clermont including Mr. and Mrs. Dean DeSart at the Iowa City football game weekend hosting guests Mrs. Robert Larsen and family, plus many other relatives attending dinners, church events, and club meetings with numerous households named across Iowa communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean DeSart
Iowa City
Saunday
M Irs
Robert Larsen
Mark
Jay
Elgin
Ray Reverse
Bun” Grimes
Weer Oxlion
Arthur Amundson
Richard Grebenow
Richard Omerboa
Irvin Olson
Patt
Ankere
Torker
Lyle Olson
Fremz Appelmas
Des Motmn
Sunder
George Betacone
Maryville
Jington
Toester
Rabedt Steele
Jena Canimo& Sommer
Suodzy
Zac Sansae
Rome
Louie Olsen
Paul
Miler Christi
Ate
Terloo
John Ames
Clermont Study Club
Russell Larser
Louie
Fenner Family Weekend Visits and Hospital Return
Brainard News notes Mr and Mrs Ray Fenner and Stan Hope stayed at the Ed Fenner home. Mrs Ed Fenner returned home after a week in West Union hospital for a heart condition. Memphis residents also visited Ed Fenner. Bob Martin West Union and Bob Bowers with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Gehring spent Monday evening with Don Reeder. Don Reeder family hosted dinner for Vern Boyer in West Union. An open house at Rev Bixby’s home followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lrie Martin
Dick Henry
Juhi
Borer
Weterloo
Bramard Monder
Mondme
John Barn
Chermom
Mire Bover
Bermbomse
Aimmer
Lyle Marca
Ron Bantz
Bani
Rhonda
Stacs
Marna Fom
Giez
Joe Lerch
EG Elev
Qaerct Gmt
Mixy MeCor
MeGreror
Servet Bresvercy
Peek Rapids
Eaten Heesom
Derel
Flssder
de Marcn
Eiie Soeinert
Joe Peters
West Union
Peters
Louis Beexer
Kermit Rowland
Blockhus
Walter Prichard
Richard
Barbara
Paul Stillman
Reuben Howard
Bob Kerr
Mabel
Ray Fenner
Stanhope
Ed Fenner
Memphis
Vern Boyer
Rev. Bixby
Peters and Marcellz McIntyre Event Noted
Mr and Mrs Ron Bantz spent Saturday in the LaVern Ries and Lrte Gants homes at Fayette.
Milk on Iowa farms up 2 percent in September output
Mixed production on Iowa farms during September is estimated at 457 million pounds, about 2 percent higher than a year earlier. September 1955 output trails the 1945-54 average by 3 percent, with total milk production at 9.66 million pounds, about 2 percent above last September and roughly 6 percent above the 1945-54 monthly average.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Biline Tiger Tales
Liz
Jerry Medberry
Ith
Annette Meyer
Youngberg
Ada Falk
Helen Christen
David Kiple
Mike Wilson
Sheryl Butikofer
Shery! Butikofer
Ceremiy
Clermont
Brainard News
Hardwick
Sylvania
Hamilton
Melinhard
John Tillotson
Atta
St. Mary’s Church
Manchester
Opie
Fauser Oil Company
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
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