School News Grades Share Busy Start With New Faces
School News details sixth graders with twenty flour pupils and new entrants Bonnie Miller from near Postville and Donald Havenstrite from Riverside. Seventh grade welcomes Patricia Hamling as new member while eighth grade plans class officer elections on September 11 under Mrs. Putz. Kindergarten enrolls twenty five with a Mother Goose mural in progress. First and second grades report twenty one and twenty eight pupils respectively with new classmates and books. Third grade has twenty three pupils as fourth grade lists fifteen and two librarians. Fifth grade welcomes twenty seven pupils with science on the sun earth relation and Canada study centering on Quebec.
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Bonnie ‘Miller
Postville
Donald Havenstrite
Riverside
Putz
Canada
Quebec
Clermont Area Weekend and Community Gatherings Abound
Clermont residents and neighbors hosted visitors from Cedar Rapids Dubuque Mason City and Chicago over the weekend with family brunches picnics and church and civic group events. The column notes dozens of local households welcoming relatives and friends from across Iowa and Ontario Canada and mentions travels to Decorah Luther College and St. Lucas wedding attendance and a birthday celebration.
Restored to Active Life After Severe Arthritis
A reader writes about overcoming Rheumatoid Arthritis and rheumatism that crippled joints and left hands deformed. The letter promises a reply to readers seeking the method or remedy that brought “won derful relief” and active life again.
Agricultural notes on 1953 farm output and seed law changes
A town agricultural briefing notes that beef slaughter in early 1953 hit a record for six months while lamb crops show stability. It cites U S Bureau of Agricultural Economics on farm output, new seed law permit labeling, and exemptions for certain seed sellers.
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United States
U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics
State Department of Agriculture
Weekend Ball Games in Alfred Miller Home Visit
Ellen and others visited Sunday at the Alfred Miller home. The C. E. Indees played Labor Day weekend ball games, losing to New Albia 10 to 6, then defeating Lansing 11 to 10 on Monday.
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Harlan Lassig
Goodwin, Sa. Dak
Emil Lassig
LaVonne
John Bakewell
Jacquelyn
Junanne
Fairbault
Minn
Minneapolis
St. Paul
C. E. Indees
New Albia
Lansing
Car Driven by Walter Law Crashes Near Maquoketa
A Des Moines driver Walter Law lost control, left the highway, jumped a fence and overturned near Maquoketa. The car struck and knocked over a Drive Safely sign in its path.
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Walter Law
Des Moines
Maquoketa
Swine Producers Day to Review 1953-54 Hog Outlook
Iowa State College will host Swine Producers Day on September 29 to discuss the 1953-54 hog outlook and recent swine feeding and breeding research. Iowa farmers plan to market more hogs and cattle in September than in the same month last year.
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Iowa State College
Towa
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