Clermont Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Clermont residents and guests filled a busy weekend with dinners, baptisms, and multiple family gatherings. Local families hosted friends from West Union Waterloo Des Moines Oelwein Cedar Rapids and Decorah while members traveled to Dubuque Maquoketa Ossian and Eldridge for reunions and visits.
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Family News
Des Moines residents Mr and Mrs Ronald Slaymaker stayed with his sister and husband Mr and Mrs Ross James over the weekend. Clarence Tatro and family visited in Waterloo at the Talley home. Harlan Stee Castalia visitors joined Harry Cooney Town City and Harold. Maggie Torkelson West Union visited Mary Washburn. Ed Frisbie of California visited Harold Bennett’s family. Kenny and Clarence Amundson traveled to Rochester Minnesota to see Mrs Ole Amundson at St Marys Hospital. Mrs Mary Tatro reports a successful skin graft and plans to return home once the graft heals. Hans Sandvold hosted guests including Martin Sandvold of New York City and Thea Woods Helga Grovdahl Mrs Russell Gilbert Margaret Ossian Joseph Staska Bruce and Harey Grovdahl Todt tie.
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Bess ‘Blake
BE. C. Johnston
West Union
A. J. Crone
Waterloo
William’ Cade, Jr
Des Moines
William Cade Sr
Oelwein
Gene Myer
Castalia
David Hand
Clarion Olson
Myrtle Andrew
Cedar Rapids
Caroline Erickson
Florence Hein
Lester Luchsinger
Linds
Bess Blake
Dubuque
Robert Steele
Luchsinger
Truman Paulson
Clark Tilinghast
Decareh
Paulson
Rudolph Raftshal
Traverse City
Mich
Sharon
Lorranne Crowe
Cathryn
LaNora Halverson
Mae Crowe
Marlene Doris
George Mueller
West Clermont
Stanley B. Knudsen
Arnold Kleppe
Mueller
Gerald Gutcher
Consolidated
Miss Follett
Frank Nims
Nims
Maquoketa
John Muchow
Postville
Guy Muchow
Charles Riller
New York City
Leon French
Hollywood
Calif
Clermont
G. B. Jorgenson
Lawrence White
Cletus
Joe Hefferman
Colleen
Irene Anderson
Elkton S. D
Ambrose Arnold
Ossian
Mr. Arnold
Eugene Thorson
C. D. Moorhead
Alphie Thorson
Melvin Anderson
Martin Sandvald
Clara Helgerson
Arthur Helgerson
Ronald Slaymaker
Ross James
Clarence Tatro
Talley
Harlan Stee
Harry Cooney
Harold
Town City
Mary Washburn
Ed Frisbie
California
Harold Bennett
Gordon Landsgard
Arthur Amundson
Kenny
Clarence Amundson
Rochester
Minn
Ole Amundson
St. Mary's Hospital
Hans Sandvold
Martin Sandvold
Thea Woods
Helga Grovdahl
Russell Gilbert
Margaret
Joseph Staska
Bruce
Harey Grovdahl
Hoh Todt Tie
Grass fire with straw load on wheels at Jefferson
Fire crews at Jefferson responded to a grass fire involving a five ton straw load on a trailer. The blaze occurred at the Vince Leonard farm during unloading and caused damage as the straw burned while being moved.
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Jefferson
Vince Leonard
Fall freshened cows boost profits for Iowa dairymen
Iowa dairy farmers who bred cows for fall freshening expect stronger profit margins. 1952 Iowa Dairy Herd Improvement Association data show fall freshened cows averaged $4 more margin over feed cost per lactation than spring freshened cows and about $20 more per head over feed cost than summer freshened cows.
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Towa
Iowa Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Speaking of Families By Beth Judson on TV use
Josette Frank of the Child Study Association advises parents to set a time budget for daily TV, balance viewing with homework and chores, and introduce activities that use TV inspiration. She emphasizes planning, tolerance for occasional exceptions, and guiding children to engage in reading, crafts, and drama to foster broad interests.
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CBS
Willam Noyes
Josette Frank
Thhe Child Study Association of lAmeties
Frank
Josetta Frank
Television Use Wisely With Children Pamphlet Promoted
A sponsored column by the lews Society For Mental Health advertises a pamphlet by Josette Frank on guiding children’s television use. Copies available from the Iowa Society For Mental Health at 304 Fourth St Sioux Rapids for 15 cents.
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Lews Society For Mental Health
Josette Frank
Iowa Society For Mental Health
Fourth St
Sioux Rapids
Towa
Economic shift in farming and pest concerns in AS mn
The piece notes a reduction of workers on Zarms by about a million since 140, per USDA, while farm output rose by one third. It discusses optimizing farm income through capital and labor, noting electricity as a cheaper alternative to human labor. It also cites a 40 percent termite infestation rate in homes in a Midwestern city and urges corn growers to watch for corn borer activity more than feed corn producers.
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USDA
Farm income trends in Iowa and Bowntiéha note
The Bowntiéha project continues into 1983 with emphasis on good management. Prices rising enough to offset poor decisions are past. Iowa farm income in 1952 stood around 2,800 million dollars, nearly three times 1929 totals and more than double 1941.
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Towa
Iowa
Fragmentary 1952 Vehicle and Woodlot Note
Disjointed OCR text references renting vehicles in 1952, accidents while traveling straight ahead, a Chicago quote at 14 cents for the year, and commentary on pasture wood lots. The fragmentary source lines include incomplete phrases about livestock, exercise ground, and reduction of tree production.
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wdLoose
Chicago
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