School News Highlights From Across Grades
The column details eighth grade achievements in clubs and perfect attendance, seventh grade focus on Central and South America study, and senior and junior reports on big business, biology field day, and driving practice. It notes birthdays, visits, a Columbus program, chorus selections, and a muffin demonstration by Carol Mott and Annette Wenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Amundson
Maren Knudsen
Jean Amundson
Bonnie Miller
Richard Probasco
Ervin Ames
Jean
Douglas Anderson
Roger Berg
Janet Entwisle
Dennis Griehenow
Donald Havenstrite
Robert Helgerson
Roger Jacobson
Adrian Nelson
LaVerne
Central America
South America
Barbara Anderson
Dean Belschner
Judy Durr
Joyce Larson
Beverly Oelberg
Darla Whangartner
Gary Hyde
Carol Gunderson
Carol Mott
Annette Wenger
Gloriann Schweinerus
Harley Evanson
Iowa City
Iowa State Department of Health
Clermont Local News Visits and Sunday Gatherings
Clermont residents and neighbors shared weekend visits and dinners amid reminiscences of the old home. Mrs. Johnson recalled memories of the Clermont house, with Mrs. Clara Helgerson hosting guests including the Burrows, Andersons, and Griebenows. Numerous relatives and friends from Minnesota and nearby towns joined in meals and gatherings at multiple homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Burrow
Mary Larson
Duluth
Minn
Clara Helgerson
Hans Sandvold
Fred Bilden
Mae Crowe
Wm. Wede
Marilyn
Elsie
Arnold Teaskatter
Harmony
James Gilbert
Wales
Ida Wede
Ed Hastings
Julia Mulaney
Felix Timp
Calmar
Ben and Elizabeth Bauman
George Frieden
Arthur Helgerson
Bob Ward
Swalesdale
Dean Mitts
Ladies Aid Meeting Set for October 28 at Ruth Starkey Home
Notice lists the Ladies' Aid meeting scheduled for Wednesday October 28 at Mrs. Ruth Starkey's home with Mary Olson and Marcella Bergeson assisting and Fran Hoppman in charge of the program. It also notes Mr and Mrs Arnald Stumme and Mr and Mrs Clifton Pringle drove to Prairie du Chien Wisconsin to fish on Sunday. Additional line mentions Mr and Mrs Gordon Hopnian and Dale Annen attended the funeral of Mr Haapmven's ably with unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Ruth Starkey
Mary Olson
Marcella Bergeson
Fran Hoppman
Arnald Stumme
Clifton Pringle
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Mississippi
Dale Annen
Mr. Haapmven
Speaking of Families by Beth Judson
Margaret Halsey models practical parenting by sharing normal family worries with her daughter Debby. The Sterns explain events clearly at Debby’s level, avoiding emotional overwhelm, to help her face life’s stresses as a secure, realistic adult. Copyright 1953 Mental Health Materials Center. Town Society for Mental Health sponsors column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louv Maliancon
Margaret Halsey
Deborah
Miss Halsey
Milton Stern
Mal~ Ice
Stern
Debby
Sterns
Town Society For Mental Health
George J. Mohr
Jowa Society For Mental Health
Fourth St
Siour Rapids
Iowa
Congregational church services and local social notes
Reports list church services, visits, and hospitality events in Cedar Falls area. Names include J Hoorman, Mrs Petratz Cresco, Ruth Krueger, Vera Conner Forest City, Ern Holzer Elgin, and many local families. Also mentions hospital observation, elderly care relocation, guests from Waterloo La Crosse Havre Manchester Decorah and Albert Lea, plus farm notes on corn, hogs, swine influenza safeguards, and Iowa farm statistics for 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aette
Vera Conner
Forest City
Ern Holzer
Elgin
Herbert Dummermuth
Franklin Olson and
Il. E. Amundson
la Crosse
Wis
Lutheran Hospital
Mary Anderson
Charles City Hospital
Aase Haugen Home For
Decorah
Gladys Christofferson
Luann
Hazelton
Inga Larson
Ruth Larson
LaVerne
Janice
Leo, Larson
Adrian
Howard ‘Larson
Henry Hijelming
Waucoma
George V, Larson and Lyle
Kathinka Larson
Oscar Windon
Havre, Mont
Marion Lind
Manchester
L. M. Hovland
Christina Monroe
Charles
Albert ‘Lea
Minn
Earl Monroe
Nel Sheehy
Lester Wenger
Alfred ‘Wenger
John Follen
Volga
Follen
Annette Wenger
Canasta Club
Clarence Tatro
Otto Krueger
Sioux Falls
Dak
Willis Petratz
Mrs. Krueger
Dehydrated Sweet Corn May Last Indefinitely
The University of Illinois researchers have developed a dehydration process enabling sweet corn to be dried and stored indefinitely for human consumption. The USDA projects artificial breeding will likely exceed one million cows, about one in five of the nation’s total dairy herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of
Ilinois
USDA
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Carolyn Follett
Karl Miller
Richard
Robert Berg
Fred Barnhouse
Richard Belschner
Linda Hackmann
Carol Helgerson
Date Hoopman
Larry Ishman
Linda Kerkestue
Carolyn Kittelson
Karen Larson
Clarissa Mille
Shelvy Nims
Carolyn Olson
Karen Schneider
Jane Schott
Carol Gwenson
Danny Thies
Allan Thompson
Ronald Thompson
Roger Vauslin
Mary Swenson
Bert Henderson
Clifford Larson
Dein Schneider
Bobby Swenson
Leslie Yauslin
Betty Westpfahl
Judy Paulson
Norma Schweinerus
Vera Hangartner
Arlene Knudsen
JoAnn Moore
Vivian Easler
Joann Swenson
Karen Jacobson
Janice Larson
Ann Larson
Helen Henderson
la Meyer
Becky
Sandra Olson
Dorothy Helgerson
Cathryn Crowe
Sheryl Peterson
Pauline Nygaard
Mary Martin
Glendal Nygaard
Helen Rejerson
Shirley
Grace Olson
Paul Hackman
Adrian Larson
Charles Wagner
Leland Probert
Lew Barnhouse
Gary Gilson
Denis Larson
LaVerne Swenson
John Knudsen
Howard Kittelson
John Gass
Wendell Baehler
Harlan Schultz
Douglas Appelman
Thomas
Schmidt
Monticello
Clermont
Speaking
Beth Judson
Mental Health Materials Center
J.hoopman
Congregational Church
Towa
California
Texas
Illinois
Corn Belt
BOY Scouts
Det
Louis Schutte & Son
Clermont and
Postville
Funeral Home
Alt the
Smith-Corona
THE
Elgin Echo
Flore
YALE
Briardale
Jriardales
Ranger Service
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Florida
Rae-Becks
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