Clermont Enterprise Local Thursday edition details editor and mailing
Clermont Enterprise is a weekly paper printed each Thursday from Clermont Iowa. John F Cooley serves as local editor and the publication is a member of the Iowa Press Association and the National Editorial Association. The paper is entered at the Clermont Iowa post office as second class mail matter.
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John F. Cooley
Iowa Press Association
National Editorial Association
Clermont
Fayette County
Iowa
Funeral of Arthur L. Simpson at Clermont with Masonic rites
The August 22 accidental death at Central States Power and Light was honored in a Clermont service last Thursday. Rev J J Snyder led at the residence with Masonic burial rites at the Temple conducted by Ray Douglas of Postville. many friends sent flowers and attended. Simpson, born July 12 1880 in Clermont, lived in Meadville and Durand before returning to manage Clermont’s telephone exchange. He later worked for Central States Light & Power and left a widow six children, his mother, siblings, and many relatives in mourning. The interment at Clermont Cemetery followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Leroy Simpson
Central States Power & Light
Enterprise
Temple
J. J. Snyder
M. E. Church
Elgin
J. A. Erickson
Joe Brorby
John Sheehy
Gus Becker
Simpson
Clermont
Meadville
Penn
Meadville Telephone Co
Jennie Rossiter
Durand
Wis
Durand Light & Power Co
Union
Mason Lodge No
Estherville
Winifred Still
Boone
Leona Butcher
Watertown
M. D
Luella Brown
Huron
Nina Croning
Bessia Seerey
Waterloo
Genevieve Scott
Tripoli
Wm. Mattocks
Wadena
John Johnson
Frances Kimpson
Robert J. Dickson
George Borden
Chicago
Masonic Iodge
Resolutions of Respect For Clermont Fire Departman
The Clermont Fire Department adopted resolutions noting the death of Arthur Le Roy Simpson, praising his service to the department and community. They express sincere sorrow, extend sympathy to Mrs. Simpson and family, and request publication in the Clermont Enterprise. Dated August 29, 1932.
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Clermont Fire Department
Arthur le Roy Simpson
Card of Thanks for Arthur R. Simpson
The family of Arthur R. Simpson extends sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy and help after his death. Appreciation is given for floral tributes and services by Clermont Lodge No. 160 A M and A M and Eastern Star Lodge No. 626.
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Arthur R. Simpson
Clermont Logde No. 160
Eastern Star Lodge No
The Evil of Intemperance in Sunday Lesson
A Sunday School lesson from the International series for Sept. 4 discusses temperance. Isaiah 6:11-16 22 28 is cited with the Golden Text Do not drink wine nor strong drink. The leading thoughts note temperance as a timeless evil, its ruinous effects on life duties trustworthiness and worth, and warn that drunkenness expands hell’s gates.
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Tasiah
God
Isaiah
Hell
Dover Mills Social News Highlights
Mr and Mrs G E Brause and daughter, writer of Waterloo, were supper guests in the H K Johnson home. Mildred Rowland and Reuben Hackman dined with the Johnsons. Mrs R F Learn visited J C Matthews home with her father W H Scott. G C Havenstrite family and F K R Havenstrite were in Oelwein for business. E G Guyer and Rose called at the Johnson home. Ole Glen and Bertha Kerkestue went to Dubuque to see Mrs Clem O'Hara who had surgery. Bertha stayed to help. Mildred Rowland visiting H K Johnson. Riverside School District No. 2 opened with Hazel Mark as teacher. Imogene Brause and Don Metcalf visited the Johnson home. Mrs Earl Becker visited Mrs E A Wagner.
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Mildred Rowland
Reuben Hackman
H. K. Johnson
R. F. Learn
J. C. Matthews
W. H. Scott
G. C. Havenstrite
F. KR. Havenstrite
Oelwein
E. G. Guyer
Rose
Ole, Glen
Bertha Kerkestue
Dubuque
Clem O'Harani
Bertha
Ole
Glen
Riverside
Hazel Mark
Imogene Brause
Don Metcalf
H.K. Johnson
Earl Becker
E. A. Wagner
Clermont area notices and birth announcements in 1933 ads
Ads note that Silver on blue plates and anto Neenses are announced for 1933 with shipments starting soon and plate distribution around December. Clermont friends of Dr Bob Dwyer and wife announce their baby boy born Monday evening. Dwyer is a nephew of Mrs John Crowe. Vernon Stoneking of Harmony Minnesota and wife announce a baby boy born August 28 after living here during payoff on No 18. Clermont Farmers' Commission Co has new building and begins business. manager Frank Fay reports livestock shipments and incoming merchandise with a positive outlook.
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Clermont
Bob Dwyer
Dwyer
John Crowe
Vernon Stoneking
Harmony
Minn
Clermont Farmers’ Commission Co
Frank Fay
Sheriff Liquor Raid In Waucoma Targets Several Homes
Sheriff A. L. Robertson and Deputy Kappmeyer led a Saturday raid in Waucoma with Oelwein constables Celom y Bari, Doty, and Mee Donnell. They seized more than 200 bottles of liquor and several cans from the homes of Walter Ham Virgil Bushman and Norman Monroe. Prisoners were taken to the county jail and A C Langley of Charles City was arrested for transporting liquor.
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Wau’ Coma
A. al Robertson
Kappmeyer
West Union
Bari Celomy
Ben Doty
Mee Donnell
Oelwein
Walter Ham
Virgil Bushmen
Norman Monroa
A. C. Langley
Charles City
Norman Monroe
Waucom& Cecil House
Viregil Bushman
Myrtle Lukritz
Waucoma
Oelwein Register
Call for reduced government spending before December session
The Ossian Bee urges direct action to cut government expenditures as Congress prepares to meet in December. It argues newspapers and taxpayers must pressure candidates in both houses to adopt a clear vow to reduce expenses, warning that delaying until after elections leaves little hope.
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Congress
Angin
Senate
Ossian Bee
Trade at home among friends boosts Luther enrollment
An intensive campaign for new students at Luther resulted in 118 signed up to enter this fall. Officials expect next year’s total attendance to surpass last year’s enrollment. A separate note mentions a whisky dividend to National Distillers stockholders with 24 pints per 6 shares payable Oct 1 1964, subject to government tax. Bernice Kaiser of McGregor, a Go-Getter 4-H member, was named the county’s most healthy 4-H girl and will represent Clayton County at the state contest during the Des Moines fair, after a score of 98.7 percent.
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Luther
Bernice Kaiser
McGregor
Clayton County
Des Moines
Budget deficit in July amid new revenue act
The Decorah Journal reports that the July federal budget ran a deficit of about 260 million dollars, larger than the previous year by sixty two million. Despite a new revenue act and higher taxes, predicted gains failed to materialize and spending rose despite economies.
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Congress
Atztythres Millon
Decorah Journal
Golden Wedding Day for Mr and Mrs Dan Brause
Mr and Mrs Dan Brause, longtime Pleasant Valley residents living east of West Union on the West Union Elgin road, plan their golden wedding on Sept 1 providence permitting. They wed in West Union with Rev T P Griffith and have seven grandchildren. Their four children Rudolph Clarence Myrtle and Phylisz will attend. immediate families will be present. The couple now travel by automobile.
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Dan Breuse
West Union
Weat Union-Elgin Road
Providence
Rudolph
Weat Union
Clarence
Florida
Myrtle
Bloomville
Ohio
Phylisz
Brauns Weer
T. P. Griffith
Pleasant Valley Township
Elgin
Frank Smith
Jennie Rice
Brause
Miss' Rice
Mis. Brause
Dobbin
Shay
Henry Field to Speak at Decorah Fair September 14
Republican U S Senator candidate Henry Field will address attendees at the Decorah fair on September 14. Minnesota state highway patrol officers are enforcing removal of all stickers from windshields and other glass to prevent accidents. The use of such stickers is illegal under the uniform traffic code.
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Henry Field
U.S
Iowa
Decorah Fair
State Highway Patrol
Minnesota
Colored Rain Colors Windy Dust Across Regions
Historical note describes rain tinted by dust or pollen, sometimes red or yellow, depending on the particle source. It cites that in the United States occasional colored rainfall has occurred, with pollen from pines sometimes coloring rain yellow and previously mistaken for saline deposits.
Andalusia's Rich Tapestry of Romance and History Lures All
The region ranges from sea peaks to orange groves, famed for architecture and relics of ancient, medieval, and modern civilizations. Its varied landscapes, vibrant fêtes, and the people’s pride in a glorious history create an enduring allure that surpasses other lands. Glamour of glamourous Spain remains a constant draw.
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Ente
Ray
Andalusia
Odd Showers Net Miracles and Water Spouts
Accounts describe waterspouts passing over shallow water lifting fish into clouds and depositing them far along storm paths. The text notes showers of fish and other objects, both animate and inanimate, can be explained by this phenomenon.
Sun’s Overhead Position Across Tropics
The text notes the sun at zenith during equinoxes near the equator and tropics. It states overhead at the Tropic of Cancer at the June solstice and overhead near Capricorn during the winter solstice, with several numeric and spelling errors in the fragments.
Colder Spots in Refrigerator Warned for Perishables
The U S Bureau of Home Economics notes colder sections in refrigerator compartments vary. Locate and reserve these areas for meet ink and other exceptionally perishable foods to keep them safer.
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United States Bureau of Home Economics
Young Lady Seeks Gift Watch and Chain in Loulaville
A young lady in the block visits a local watch shop to buy a present watch for a young man then seeks directions to a chain store. The brief indicates a simple shopping errand observed in Loulaville.
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Specialising
Loulaville Times
Superstitions and Ironies About Danger and Ladders
A reflective note on human behavior shows many ignore danger when pursuing arrest or crowing yet fear walking under a ladder. The piece highlights everyday contradictions and superstitions guiding actions.
Advertising Will Coax the Timid Dollar Out of Hiding
An old note observes how advertising can lure the cautious consumer into the market, turning hesitation into spending. The remark frames commerce as a push toward visible buying interest.
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Clermont Enterprise
Optometrist
O. W. Heiserman
West Union, Iowa
A. R. Simpson
Dover Mills News
Happy Homes
Pillsbury
Plymouth
Kneeland Elevator
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