Enrollment and activities at the school and town notes
A new pupil Raymond Conner joined the primary room Tuesday bringing total enrollment to 192 students with 78 in the high school and 114 in the lower grades. Reports cover grades, student absences, band and Lyceum course plans, football preparations for Decorah against Luther Preps on Sept. 27, staff assignments, and notes on former students and local visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Conner
Wen
Bernus Bopp
Kathryn Strauch
Lyceum
Astic
Miss Schori
Bev As ‘ Wadh
Ruth Mosby
Josphine DeSart
Rettben Lebmas
Rose Hadd
Hubert Smith
Lucille Berndt
Clarence Muehlethaler
Umder
Clarence
Lycila Miller
Lara Holzer
Faye Brabham
Gilbertson
Blockhus
Oleson
Reusser
Schupbach
Schneider
Patterson
Helms
Chapman
Wertz
Etter
Ba H
Kiple
Gehring
Topp
Boss
Johnson
Mary Hanson
Geraldine Chor
Mabel Rennison
Gerald Schori
Clarence Kohls
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
Mabelle Dummemuth
Lovisa Meyer
Fonda Shaffer
Emma Mark
Dorothy Peeper
Dorothy Grabher
Ruby Oleaon
Dorothy Grether
Eima Kiple
Velma Gruver
Fay Kiingman
Lowell Gruver
Elmer Pinney
Married couple Lilie Goetz and Nels Olsen wed in Oelwein
Miss Lilie Goetz and Nels Olsen were married at two pm in Oelwein at the German Lutheran minister's home. After the ceremony they traveled to Dubuque and Wisconsin for a brief wedding trip and now reside with Mrs. Mary Goetz. Congratulations and best wishes are extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilie Goetz
Nels Olsen
Oelwein
Dubuque
Wisconsin
Olson
Mary Goetz
Otto and Grace Hampton wed in Madison home ceremony
Otto KE Miller of Elgin and Grace Hampton of Madison South Dakota were married at Madison on Thursday September 11 at the bride's parents home. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Wesley Miller. Friends here send congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto KE Milles
Elgin
Grace Hampton
Madisson
South Dakota
Madison
Pen
Mia
Wesley Miller
Church Notes for Last Sunday of Conference Year
Next Sunday marks the final conference year Sunday service and all are urged to attend and participate. The Ladies Aid Society meets Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Leslie Lehman as toastmaster. important meeting as officers will be elected. Prayer meeting Thursday evening. All are welcome to every service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Leslie Lehman
Tstes
Notice of Motor Carrier Certificate Hearing Iowa 1924
Official notice from the Board of Railroad Commissioners of Iowa states H B Gilson of Blein Iowa filed for a Certificate of Authorization to operate as a motor carrier of freight. The hearing is set for Tuesday September 23 1924 at 2 PM at the Webster Brothers Manufacturing Company office in Waucoma Iowa. Secretary Geo L McCaughan Des Moines Iowa September 6 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Railroad Commissions
State of
Iowa
H. B. Gilson
Blein
Iowa Board of Railro
Seniors Hold Close Meeting At End Of Year
A group of high school teachers and students is described with officers named for the senior class. The seniors met Tuesday noon and elected President Hilder Gilbertson, Vice Nina DeSart, Secretary Trena Winifred Schmid. They prepare for an upcoming lecture course slated for October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kohler
Creighton Conner
Charles Gehring
Fred Schaer
Clive Helms
John Baechler
Clarence Thomsn
Arthur Schneider
Max Medberry
Ames
Anna Grimm
Ste
Miss Beuter
Ordway
Colorado
Arends
Ely
Nevada
Miss Bettis
Reno
Prea
Hilder Gilbertson
Nina DeSart
Sec
Trena
Winifred Schmid
Several Fayette County Neighbors News Clippings
Clermont schools opened September 8 with 223 pupils. Northeastern Iowa Power Co. moves headquarters to West Union. A new clocking device installed in Fayette County Courthouse. West Union area reports hog cholera at one farm with fifty head sick. Antmobile registrations in Fayette County expected to top 7,000 this year. Oelwein murder case ends with life term for Austin May. Sumner merchants raise funds for band. Guttenberg canning factory operation halted briefly for immature coins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont
Northeastern
Iowa Power Co
Weat Union
Fayette County Court House
West
Wadena High Pchod
West Union
Lanark Canning Factory
W. H. Hennings
New Hampton
Mra
Hennings
Felix Grafenberg
Weet Union
Lima
Waucoma
Fayette
H. R. Palmer
Hawkeye
B. Ossman
Sumner
Petralz
Dorman
Fayetee
Luana
N. E
Guttenberg
Elgin Market Prices and Local Notices Report
Market updates note produce activity and good prices for farmers surplus. Butter, hens and spring eggs listed with prices. Local items cover anniversaries, church construction, fire department reorganizations, and an upcoming county agent vote. Decorah oil well to be shot this week. Knowlton couple marks 63rd anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elem
Elgin
Mgin
Weilbel Mill Company
Chas. Capper
the Delly
Wisconsin
Ed Russell
Elkader
Russell
Edgewood
Devorah Posten
United States
Winneshtel
Board of Superviaérs
Decorah
W. P. Knowlton
Tragedy at Alma as threshing crew fight ends in deaths
At Alma Nebraska a threshing crew dispute escalated into a brutal brawl with pitchforks. Six men were killed and many others injured in a chaotic confrontation that shocked the community. A cooler head might have averted the tragedy, leaving widows and fatherless children in its wake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Nebraska
Revival Meetings Planned Across Churches This Week
Sunday events include a Mea 1h prayer meeting led by PL Muthtetha ler and a German service at 10 a.m. Bunaday school at 9 4 a.m. Sumner gathering at 3 p.m. Program committee meet at 7 30 p.m. BY P U program at 8 p.m. Ethic study in Heber. G. Wednesday Ladies Aid Society at Ed Buser home Clermont. Brainard meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday prayer at 8 p.m. Rev Hugo Schade of Roepe Wisconsin to assist. Revival planned in old part of October.</end>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunaday School
Sumner
BY. P. U
Heber. G
Ladiess Aid Society
Ed Buser
Clermont
Brainard
Hugo Schade
Roepe
Wissonsin
Shower for Miss Kohler
The Philathea class and friends held a miscellaneous shower for Miss Florence Kohler at her parents home Mr and Mrs F B Kohler. Guests arrived with gifts and spent an enjoyable evening. Refreshments were served and guests departed with best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kohler
Philathea
Florence Kohler
F. B. Kohler
Vstal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lareen
Sigmore Larson
Pipestone
Minnesota
Hecho
Larzon
Civil Service
Ole Larson
Mr. Larson
Otto, Ey Miller
Asesin May
James D. Cooney
Austin May
May
Wright
Fort Madison
H. A. Schneter
John Howard
Jon
H.M. Stoner
Argo-Gazatte
L. L. Carr
East
Ethel Hovey
Merle Houg
Sidney Patterson
Vera Fritz
Ray Shaffer
Wadena
J. “Disha
MO A. Nicklata
Ola
Near West Union
Lois
Judy Falk
Emmett Mortis
Postville
Andrew Thorson
Von
Gus Gunnlerson
Bifford Elunsberger
Lew Lelanine
John Fall Home
Hot. Huudison
Sam Greenley
Miss Werth Steaueh
Bure California
Weibel Mill Company
Halstellam
Prairie du Chien
Tealay
Nicklaus Rennison
Alexander Pollock
Jows City
Culveratty
Irvin Hendershott
Hendershott
FP. G. Spahr
Frank Chance
Los Angeles
Chance
A. GC
Staffregen
Baby
Westgate
Auburn
Eno Jennaen
la Verne Hiple
Irvin Etter
Elgin Water
Cheery Valley
Gladys
Floyd
Mildred Rurodent
Adolph Ruroden
Martin Hanson
Will Meisner
Ole Olson
George Christen
Jake Danler
Adolph Martte
Emma
Kansas
A. L
Maratin Hanson
Hanson
Raister
Lara Engebretson
Jim Hana
Sioux Falla, & D
Fred Friederich
Will Schupbach
Higin
Levi Frieden
Bon Dennier
Thos. Hangon
Ellen
Lars Hagebretsen
Hana Magebretson
Han Meyer
George Christen Not
Gon Reuben
Lydia
Dennier
Hans Friederich
John du
Ernest Friederich
Alto
West Bend
Bert Thothan
Ethel Mac
Walter Denner
Ed Grimm
Photr
Wit Buttkofer
John Schmidt
Brn Letch
Pol Bossard
Rapist
Notts
PL Muthtethaler
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