Haugen to Install as Superintendent at Special Services
Rev Virgi Haugen will be installed as superintendent during special services Sunday after noon Sept 26 at 2 46 PM at the home Dr V T Jordahl president of the youth central district of theEvangelical Lutheran church will be the installing official Board members and Decorah circuit pastors will assist A certificate of recognition for forty years of continuous service on the board will be presented to W B Ingoldstad of Decorah during the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgi Haugen
Supe
V. T. Jordahl
Fivanelical Lutheran Church
Decorah
W. B. Ingcoldstad
Ill Brother of Shelby Resident Hospitalized in Minneapolis
A former resident, Annanias Ingaarson of Shelby Montana, is seriously ill in a Minneapolis hospital after traveling there for a visit. His wife Lillian also comes from Shelby to be with him. many relatives from Montana and Minnesota rushed to his bedside as his condition remains critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingaarson
Annanias
Shelby, Mont
Minneapolis
Lena Wolfs
Anna Larson
Lillian
Jim Robinson
Great Falls
Mont
Harvey Larson
Pensacola
Fla
Floyd Larson
Tylo
Local Residents Visit Across Hampton and Sheffield
Mr and Mrs Edwin Krueger and Mr and Mrs Alfred Jacob visited Mr and Mrs Irvin Miller in Hampton and in the Lloyd Jacob home at Sheffield Sunday. Mrs H L Shay and children Joan and Deborah of Central City spent from Tuesday until Friday with Mrs Shay's parents. Picker Gress is spending a week vacation in the Claude Gress home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Krueger
Alfred Jacob
Irvin Miller
Hampton
Lloyd Jacob
Sheffield
H. L. Shay
Joan
Deborah
Central City
Shay
Picker Gress
Ceddbaak
Claude ‘Gress
Born to Oliver and Ruth Larson and Beeck family
Mr and Mrs Oliver R Larson announce the birth of a daughter Wendy Ann on September 12 in Erie Michigan with Ruth Larson of Clermont as grandmother. Mr and Mrs L J Beeck of Portland Oregon announce a son Steven Lee born Friday September 17 weighing 7 pounds 13 ounces with Hans Sando l d as the baby’s grandparent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver R.larson
Erie, Mich
Wendy Ann
Ruth Larson
Clermont
Wendy
L. J. Beeck
Portland
Ore
Steven Lee
Hans Sandvold
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Reports and Dues Status
The American Legion Auxiliary met September 14 at Mary Olson's home with hostesses Dean DeSart and Andine Vasby. Officers elected were Carol Swen presiding and Beverly Bennett secretary-treasurer. Junior and senior members reported totals and fundraising results, with 115 junior and 52 senior members, daily days profits of 124.92 and 304.65 respectively, and dues sent to headquarters. Projects included clothing for an assigned child, totaling 22.21, and an increased poppy order for next year. The next meeting will be at Franz Appelman’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Mary Olson
Dean DeSart
Andine Vasby
New Hampton
Carol Swen
Son
Pres
Beverly Bennett
Sec’y-Treas
Dinner Guests Visit Durham Family in James Anderson Home
Mrs William White and family of Durham North Carolina and Mr and Mrs Walter Germann were dinner guests Tuesday evening in the James Anderson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William White
Durham
No.Carolina
Community club events scheduled through September 29
The notice lists activities in sequence: Town and Country Club on Thursday September 23, Grand Mead Study Club on Friday September 24, a chicken dinner at St. Peter's hall Sunday September 26 from 4 to 8 pm, Firemen's meeting on Monday September 27, Business and Professional Women's club, Clermont Study Club on Tuesday September 28, and Town Ladies Aid on Wednesday September 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town and Country Club
Grand Meadow
St. Peter's Hall
Business and Professional Women
Clermont
Town Ladies
Aid
Woodland Study Club Meeting At Mrs Dibble's Home
The Woodland Study Club met Tuesday afternoon September 14 at Mrs Jack Dibble's home. Members sang All People Who on Earth Do Dwell and read Psalm 1. Fourteen members answered roll call with favorite flowers. Mrs George Larson spoke on current news, Mrs Louie Hovland reported on her trip, and Mrs Otto Vasby gave the thought for the day. Birthday songs were sung for several members and bingo followed with prizes to Millard Nelson Jr Louie Hovland Otto Vasby and Vernon Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland Study Club
Jack Dibble
George Larson
Louie Hovland
Otto Vasby
Helen Dibble
Geo. Larson
Millard Nelson, Jr
Anh Nelson
Mdms
Vernon ‘Anderson
WSCS Meeting at Mrs Gutcher’s Home September 13
The WSCS gathered Monday evening September 13 at Mrs. Gerald Gutcher’s home with eleven members and three guests present. Devotions were led by Mrs. Gutcher. Members were asked to send cards to Carrie Carpenter, a Palmer Memorial Hospital patient. Mrs Leroy Durr presented the program Jesus Concern for the Cities, as Myra and Mrs McClurkin visited her parents, returning Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Gerald ‘Gutcher
Gutcher
Carrie Carpenter
Palmer Memorial Hospital
Leroy Durr
Jesus
Clermont Lutheran Parish Schedule and Activities
Clermont parish activities listed for West Clermont East Clermont and Highland include catechetical classes Saturday mornings, divine worship Sundays, Sunday school, Luther League, teachers training, parish brotherhood, junior and senior choirs, and church council meetings. Times range from 8:00 p m. to 10:30 a m. across multiple days and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Knudsen
West Clermont
Luther League
Highidind
Enior
Church Council
East Clermont
St Peters Church Mass Times and Confession Notice
Sunday Masses at 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. Weekday masses at 8:00 a.m. Confessions Saturday evening and before Mass. Weekend guests and local visits noted including the Robert Steele family of Dubuque with Mrs. Bess Blake celebrating her birthday. John Bakewell visited Reuben Svendsen in Lawler and Mrs. Harry Raney visited Clifton Pringle. Clara Christianson spent Sunday with Aubrey Guyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cooney
Robert Steele
Dubuque
Bess Blake
John Bakewell
Reuben Svendsen
Lawler
Harry Raney
West Union
Clifton Pringle
Senior Personality Spotlight at Clermont High
A junior yearbook style profile highlights Marilyn Guyer in the senior class with five subjects, glee club, chorus, speech, driving training, and more. She favors chili and cheese, the song Somebody Loves Me, John Wayne, skirts and sweaters, and skating, with plans to teach elementary education after high school. She attends Riverside No 2 country school and eyes ISTC or Upper Town for a two year postsecondary path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Guyer
Marilyn
Clermont
Riverside No. 2
John Wayne
Elgin
ISTC
Upper Town
Freshmen News and Club Happenings At School
In home making class we cut cobbler aprons and will sew them next. The group received the book Ivanhoe to study later. Mary Schultz celebrated her birthday on Wednesday Sept. 15. Duane Gutcher has been absent two days due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Schultz
Duane Gutcher
Class Officers Election Yields Senior and Underclass Leaders
Class officers were elected last Tuesday with seniors Douglas Appelman as president Janice Olson as vice president Dennis Bear as secretary and John Gage as treasurer Junior class Delores Schwennefus as president Karen Jacobson as vice president James Durr as secretary Sandra Olson as treasurer Sophomore Pauline Nygaard as president Patsy Gass as vice president Cathryn Crowe as secretary treasurer Freshmen Patricia Morse as president Dean Schneider as vice president Zebbie Pape as secretary Jerry Wander as treasurer Student Council elections were held Wednesday by the student body Vera as president Sheryl Peter as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Appelman
Janice Olson
Dennis Bear
John Gage
Junoir
Delores Schwennefus
Karen Jacobson
James Durr
Sandra Olson
Treas
Pauline Nygeard
Patsy Gass
Cathryn Crowe
Clase
Patricia Morse
Dean Schneider
Zebbie Pape
Secy
Jerry Wander
Party for New Manager at Clermont Valley Creamery
Directors and employees gathered at the home of the new manager and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. James Darrah, after the regular meeting on Sept. 15 for a get together party. Present were Messrs. and Madams Clifford Kittelsen, Almer Amundon, Ames Olson, Roy Tatro, Willett Miller, Tom Osmundson and Roy Swenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont Valley Creamery
James Darrah
Mdris
Clifford ‘Kittelson
Almer Amundon
Ames Olson
Roy Tatro
Willett Miller
Tom Osmundson
Roy Swenson
Mission Society Meets at West Clermont on Sept 15
West Clermont Mission Society held a Wednesday meeting with hostesses Mrs Louis Olson, Alvin Bu rden, Mary Tatro, Melvin Anderson, Albert Halverson, Hans Sandvold and Alma Nelson. Pastor Knudsen led devotions and program included hymns Bible study and a musical reading. Nominating committee named and late-fish supper date to be announced. Birthday offerings were given by several members. Weekend guests Irene Ostlie and Melvin Anderson and Steven of Waterloo stayed with Inga Anderson and George Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Clermont Mission Society
Mdms
Louis T. Olson
Alvin Buroden
Mary Tatro
Melvin Anderson
Albert Halverson
Hans Sandvold
Alma Nelson
Pastor Knudsen
Wm. Nelson, Jr
Carman Swens
Educators Invited To National Meeting
Co. Supt. A S Morse and M H Moore superintendents and Clarence Tatro president of the Clermont Elgin school board have been invited to attend the national meeting of county superintendents and the conference on rural education in Washington D C. The event runs from October 1 to October 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Morse
M. H. Moore
Clarence Tatro
Clermont-Elgin
Washington, D.C
Cities Service Opens Saturday Under New Manager Kohls
Sheldon Bud Kohls, newly appointed manager of the Cities Service station, announces a formal opening this Saturday September 25. He invites the public to call for a social visit and enjoy a free cup of coffee and doughnuts. There will be favors for children as he settles into his new role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
Bud) Kohls
Mr. Kohls
Study Club Meeting Opens 1954-54 Year in Clermont
The Clermont Study Club met at Mrs. 8. B. Knud sen’s home on Tuesday September 14 for the first meeting of the 1954 54 club year. Eleven members answered roll call with home making experiences. Mrs. IC. Jerdece chaired the program and reported on Culture in the American Home. The towel chair reported 51 towels hemmed by blind women had been bought and more orders were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont Study Club
8. B. Knudsen
America
IC. Jerdece
Chm
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Florence
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting
St.:.Peter’s Church
Clermont, Iowa
CNY
Wm. McClurkin
Myra
G. O. Anderson
McClurkin
Clermont Lutheran Parish
St. Peter’s ‘Church
Savings Bank
Aapony
Iowa
PUIG
Junior News
Fayette- CE
Eeen
Vera
Sheryl Peter
Mission Society
Kenneth Anderson
Steven
Waterloo
Inga Anderson
Clermont High School
By Louise Alcott
Clermont Co-operative
Lyle B. Gunderson
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