Carling Family Returns From Visit To Midwest States
The Carling family returned home Friday evening after two weeks visiting relatives in Brainard Minnesota Milbank South Dakota and Hettinger North Dakota They attended the golden wedding of their brother in Hettinger and joined a Holy Trinity Catholic service Oct 18 A reception and open house followed at the City cafe and church parlors hosted by local groups Marian Hitch Mae Carlin and other relatives helped with the event The Carlins were married in St Peters Church Clermont and moved to North Dakota in 1909 both are well remembered in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carling
Brainard
Minn
Milbank
So. Dak
Hettinger
No. Dak
Marian Hitch
Mary Ree
Clermont
Holy Trinity
Rosary Society
Carlin
Mae Carlin
Sacred Heart Circle Card Party and Local Meetings Calendar
Thursday events include Sacred Heart Circle card party. Monday features Council meeting and Methodist WSCS. Wednesday lists West Clermont Priscilla Working Band. Thursday covers East Societies. Numerous dinner guests and visits follow, including the Appelman birthday event, Coe-Cornell game, and trips to Fort Dodge and Charles City with family gatherings and local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Circle
Methodist Wscs
West Chermont Priscilla
East Societies
Clermont Lutheran Parish Activities Schedule
Clermont parish events list catechetical classes and worship times for West, East, and Highland areas. Highlights include Saturday catechetical classes at West Clermont, Sunday divine worship and Sunday school, Monday Pocket Testament banquets, Wednesday Priscilla Working Band, and choir rehearsals with hostesses and organizers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Knudsen
West
John Jackson
Arthur
Olson
James Henderson
East Clermont
West Clermont
Mission and Sewing Societies
Merril Gunderson
Eugene Thorson
Andrew Watrud
Arthur Helgerson
George Frieden
Highland
St. Peter's Church Mass Schedule and Confessions
Sunday Masses at 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. Weekday Masses at 7:00 a.m. Confessions Saturday evening and before Mass. Pastor Rev. Fr. Robert Cooney leads parish activities and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cooney
Full Gospel Sunday School and Services Schedule
The Full Gospel un-denominational church invites all to Sunday school at 10:00 a m. Sunday services at 11:00 a m and 8:00 p m. Bible study Thursday at 8:00 pm. Pastors Rev and Mrs James Schilling reside in school house 2 1 2 miles west of Clermont on highway 18. Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Schilling
Clermont
Highway 18
Local Social News Highlights From Weekend Visits
Mrs. Marvin Johnson entered University hospital in Iowa City for goitre surgery Sunday. Waukon residents Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Gruver and Bert Henderson were supper guests with Franz Appelman family. The Hulberts, Terry, Mrs. Osmandson and John Gass visited Clarence Johnson. Len Simek spent weekend in Davenport with Harold Burke and called on Mrs. Koch and Louise Schori. Cedar Rapids visitors Mrs. Sarah Walker, Roy Werner, and Johnnie stayed with Elmer Olson. Judy Durr hosted a Halloween party Friday. Roger Olson celebrated his second birthday Monday with family including grandmothers Emma and Mary Olson, and Mrs. Hilgemann and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Olson
Cliff J. Olson
Clara Helgerson
Wm. Weda
Elsie
Jean Amundson
Patti Mitts
Helgerson
Parker Gregs
Cedar Falls
Claude Gress
Albert Christianson
Elmer Sander
Farmersburg
J. A. Erickson
Cedar Rapids
Norman Erickson
Coe- Cornell
Ray Reierson
Henry ,Reierson
Elkader
Joe Brady
Hawkeye
Norris Reierson
Rickey
Tobe Torsrud
St. Olaf
Dave Appelman
Franz Appelman
Bert Henderson
Fort Dodge
Tom Rudbeck
S. Appelman
Clarence Johnson
Desa
Charles Peterson
Charles City
Nora Springs
Mason City
Marvin Johnson
Iowa City
University Hospital
C. L. Gruver
Waukon
Werdell Hulbert
Terry
Helen Osmundson
John Gass
Len Simek
Davenport
Harold Burke
Charles Koch
Louise Schori
Sarah Walker
Roy Werner
Johnnie
Elmer Olson
Judy Durr
Little Roger Olson
Emma Olson
Mary Olson
FE. W. Hilgemann
Evelyn Olson
25 Years Ago DeéFrances Dibble Leaves Post for Washington
DeéFrances Dibble, who recently resigned her position as teacher, left last Wednesday for Washington where she has secured employment. Viola Roland spent the weekend at Cedar Falls visiting friends and attending home coming at Iowa State Teachers College. Edward Bilden of Gordon Grove California visited his brother Lars and relatives. From Oct. 24 Files of Enterprise Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Nelson learned that his father Nels Nelson had died, and they left for Inwood. Road work to pave between Clermont and Postville begins this fall with detour signs in place. Edwin Olson and wife moved to a farm near Maynard after selling the Double Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeéFrances Dibble
Washington
Viola Roland
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Edward Bilden
Gordon Grove
Calif
Lars
Files. of Enterprise
Elmer Nelson
Nels Nelson
Inwood
Clermont
Postville
Larrabee Hill
Edwin Olson
Maynard
Baptism celebration and local visitors in Decorah area
Mrs. Mary Olson attended the baptism of her grandson Dwaine Lynn Lundy in Decorah with sponsors Mr and Mrs Vernon Olson and Mr and Mrs Walter Gayle. Olson returned home Sunday night. Numerous locals visited, including Rev. Stanley Knudsen, Martin Anderson, Crystal, Albert Halverson, Gena Anderson, Ivan Anderson, Allen Anderson of Elgin, and connections to the Lundy and Olson families. Additional gatherings included visits to the Donald Larson home, Lake Geneva trip by Emil Lassig and relatives, and other neighborhood contacts in Decorah and Guttenberg areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Olson
Decorah
Dwaine Lynn Lundy
Walter Lundy
Vernon Olson
Walter Gayle
Olson
Emma Anderson
Stanley Knudsen
Martin Anderson
Crystal
Donald Larson
Verna Washburn
Mary Davis
McGregor
Mary Washburn
Emil Lassig
Minnie Lassig
Lake Geneva
Wis
Lloyd Meier
Kathy
P. J. Meier
Guttenberg
Gene Waters
Daryl
Inga Anderson
Alton Anderean
Ane Aes
Bank School Aims Banking Knowledge for Fayette Bank Staff
L. H. Meier assistant cashier of Farmers Savings Bank attends a banking course in Fayette conducted by the American Institute of Banking. The program draws thirty bank employees from Fayette County to enhance professional skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Meier
Farmers Savings Bank
Fayette
American Institute of Banking
Fayette County
Schultz Captures Meet as Lords Dominates Mount Vernon Dual
Schultz of Lords wins the two mile in 10 02 and leads a Lords victory over Cornell at Mt Vernon. Bob Gallager of Loras finishes close behind as Price of the Rams takes third in a tight field. Other scorers include John Schultz Dennis Hayes Penn Lup ton Ore and Fleener.
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Lords College
Cornell
Mt. Vernon
Duhawks
Dale ‘Schultz
Lords
Bob Gallager
Loras
Rams
Price
Schultz
John Schultz
Dennis Hayes
Jim Kuhn
Penn
Lupton
Ore
Fleener
Halloween party notice at Bluebird venue Wednesday
Guardian Bonnie Bergeson invites for a Halloween party at the Bluebird on Wednesday October 27 at 7:00 PM in costume. Weekend visits featured Mr and Mrs D T Flores of Iowa City stayed with Theo Loftsgard, with a birthday celebration for Mrs Nelson and a picnic dinner hosted by several families including Loftsgards and Amundsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluebird
Bonnie Bergeson
Guardian
D. T. Flores
Iowa City
Theo Loftsgard
Otto Vasby
Vernon (Meyer
Millard Nelson
Theo. Loftsgard
Elmer Nelson
Nelson
Roy Swenson
Harvey Meyer
Ile
Bud Becker
Millard Nelson, Sr
Clay Meyer
Millard Nelson, Jr
Theo
Joe Baker
Henry Amundson
Henry. Hjelming
Watioma
Kathinka Larson
Aulden Cornish
Ewald Lyn~gans
Rone
Ad. Priest
George Vi Larson
Paul Hackmann Honored For Diverse School Involvement
Paul Hackmann, a 6 ft 9 in senior born April 13 1937 in Postville, stands out in Clermont schools with biology English American Problems and agriculture. He leads in activities from mixed chorus FFA speech band athletics to honor society, while enjoying music hiking and strawberry sodas. Major notes include Honor Society initiations on Oct 19 with three juniors, planning for a Halloween play, and a class project in home economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hackmann
Paul
Postville
Clermont
Vice Press of Honor Society
June Allyson
Red Harper
Empire State Building
B and P Women Install Officers at 25th Anniversary
Bu siness and Professional Women club elects new officers led by Mrs Aldora Anderson as president and Mrs Millard Bear as vice president. The meeting marked the 25th anniversary with a short club history read by Mrs De Sart and honored charter members including Mae Crowe. Committees for Thanksgiving baskets and cheer were named, bylaws amended for ten meetings yearly, and $10 moved to the cheer fund. Bridge winners were DeSart, Blake, and Nordhus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldora Anderson
Millard Bear
Emil Lassig
Dean DeSart
Louis A. Olson
Treas
Lloyd Meier
la Nora Halvorson
Andine Vasby
Gail Nickels
Brandt
Andine ‘Vasby
Lucy Engle
Phyllis Skeen
Bess Blake
Howard Boyle
Robert Matt
Vida Nordhus
Local families visit in weekend gatherings across towns
Bobbie Wharram of Stanley vacationed with relatives including Mr and Mrs Arthur Olson and others in Sumner and Elkader. The Bob Barker and Howard Boyle families dined with the Mott family. John Nuehring and family arrived to spend a week with Mrs Nuehring's parents. The Canasta club held a picnic dinner at Clarence Tatro's for Mrs Tatro's birthday. Sheldon Kohls hosted guests with others visiting his neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie Wharram
Stanley
Arthur S. ‘Olson
Orval Sullivan
Marilyn
Mary Grover
Elkader
Albert Lubke
Postville
Louise Miller
Lena Peters
Bob Barker
Elgin
Howard Boyle
Robert Mott
John Nuehring
Nuehring
John Schultz
Canasta Club
Clarence Tatro
Olson to Audit Carnation Office Books in Tulsa
Franklin Olson departed Monday by plane for Tulsa Oklahoma to serve four weeks on a three person committee auditing the Carnation regional office books. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Louie Olson of Clermont and works at the Carnation plant in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Olson
Tulsa
Okla
Carnation
Louie ‘Olson
Clermont
Waterloo
Notice to Subscribers in Clermont Area
Subscribers in Clermont and the Clermont area may pay subscriptions directly to Mrs Lucy Engle local editor who will provide a receipt. She has the current mailing list on file for reference and will promptly notify if dates do not align with the card file. The Publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont
Lucy Engle
Transfer Report for Donald B Gerner
Donald B Gerner transferred from Korea back to Japan. New address listed at A/2e Donald B Gerner AF 17378387 1th Supply Sqn Box 40 APO 950 San Francisco California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Donald Gerner
Korea
Donald B. Gerner
San Francisco
Calif
Local residents share weekend visits and dinners
Mr and Mrs Ray Tomsheck of Clermont hosted a Sunday dinner. Mrs Alfred Madson of Hartland Minnesota visited family from Tuesday to Saturday, including Emanuel Larson, John Sampson, Ernest Holt, and Donald Larson. Mr and Mrs Willis Yates of Cedar Rapids joined the Burrows. L E Amundson and the Ames Olson family visited Howard Bluss in Monona. Amundson returned Tuesday. Otto Vasby’s guests included Art Blockhus of Charles City. evening guests were Clarence Kleppe of West Union and Henry Amundson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Tomsheck
Clermont
Clara Baurigner
Alfred Madson
Hartland
Minn
Emanuel Larson
John Sampson
Ernest Holt
Donald Larson
Willis Yates
Steven
Cedar Rapids
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Cleemont
Clermont Lutheran Parish
St. Peter’s Church
Full
Farmer's Savings Bank
Iowa
Cout
United States
America
LABOR
Schgors
Fainsh
Wae
Sandra Olson
Sheryl Peterson
Karen Jacobson
National Honor Society
Supt.Moore
Wendell, Baechler
Vera Hangartner
Elaine Tairo
Janice Olson
Oklahoma
Clermont Brick & Sand
Riverside Products
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