Clermont notes and regional updates from 25 years ago
25 years ago Clermont area items include the Dibble family planning a Pacific Northwest stay into spring. Clermont ball club won 3 to 2 against Volga City and 7 to 2 over Elgin. Elizabeth Crowe will teach in Fort Pierce Florida. Carrie Hauge to Cedar Falls home with children while Esther attends State Teachers College. Charlie Pringle from Everett Washington visited Clermont after GA R encampment in Milwaukee. Gilbert Nelsons family returned from Phelps Wisconsin and may move back to Iowa. Arthur Dibble and children visited from Spokane. Gilbert Hanson broke a leg at a township bridge project. Bert Gruver to become Rockford section foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Crowe
Fort Pierce
Fila
Carrie Hauge
Cedar Falls
Esther
State
Charlie Pringle
Everett
Wash
Clermont
Milwaukee
Gilbert Nelson
Mellie
Phelps Wisc
Iowa
Arthur Dibble
Spokane
Elgin
Gilbert Hanson
Enkle
Bert Gruver
Rockford
Clermont Valley Creamery to Build Large Plant in Clermont
The Clermont Valley Creamery Co. plans a modern new plant on Water street after a January fire damaged the old facility. Stockholders aim to expand capacity to continue butter manufacture. The issue spotlights building a separate, well-ventilated corncrib and the value of soil testing for proper cropping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont Valley Creamery Co
Water Street
Clermont
Palma Helgerson
St. ‘Olaf College
Clermont Opera House
Arthur Dibble
Chicago
Spokane
Wash
E. J. Burt
Sioux City
Martin Anderson
Grand Forks
N.D
A. T. Anderson
Anna Marcella
Julia Robbins
Innes Larrabee
Cedar Rapids
Troy
Emma Willard
Bert Gruver
Rockford
Engagement to be married at Little Brown Church Nashua
Mrs Helen Osmundson announces the engagement of her daughter LeAnna to Verdell Hulbert of Wadena. The wedding will be Oct 3 at the Little Brown Church in Nashua. Other local notes include visits, family gatherings, and a resumed duties assignment at Villa Marija college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cena Nelson
Milton Schierholz
Postville
Jo Ann
Nellie Carpenter
M. T. Wookes
Osage
Ronald Kenzie
Dowds
John Bakewell
Kenzie
University In
St. Louis
Gerald Aanes
Iowa State College
Ames
Jim Taylor
Inga Anderson
Johnnie Erickson
Wadena
Keith Thoma
Michael
Jeffrey Leigh
Bryan Gunderson
Lyle Gunderson
Kenneth Ellis
Alvin
Amundson
Lloyd Anderson
Esther Carlin
Erie
Villa Marija College
John Follen
Volga
Lester Wenger
Hans J. Larson
Priscillas
Mary Olson
Edward Kozelka
Gail
Emma Gunderson l
Verla
Wadena News Highlights Local Social and Church Gatherings
The Wadena News lists visits from Robert Bigier of San Diego to his aunt Mrs. Margaret Bigier and sister Mrs. Cass Greer of Benton. Dubuque Presbytery met with forty four attendees at the Wadena Presbyterian church. Doreas Aid Society and various families hosted dinners and birthday observances, with multiple dinner guests from Belvidere South Dakota Volga Winthrop Oelwein and Cedar Rapids noted. Several residents, including Roy Heyer and Ronnie Hasbrook, travel for clinics and birthday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bigier
San Diego
Calif
Margaret Bigier
Cass Greer
Benton, Tenn
Art Johnson
Bel S. Dare
Tes Tschantz
Faye J
Doreas Aid Society
Duane Ray
Wilke
Johnnie Erickson
Rau
James Mathews
Farmersburg
Fred Heiden
Belvidere
S. D
Alma Follen
Volga
Matt Frey
Fred, Tschantz
August
Tschantz
Nelson Halford
Jimmie Matten
Winthrop
Ronnie Hasbrook
Colleen
Howard Baker
Dennis
Oelwein
Frank Welsh
Dawson Clark
Cedar Rapids
Robert Clark
Roy Heyer
Rochester
Minn
Walter Dennler
Elgin
Creamery Operator Fined For Illegal Cream Handling
Walter Waskow, operator of the Waucoma Farmers Co operative creamery, was fined 100 dollars with 75 suspended after pleading guilty to accepting and possessing illegal cream for butter manufacture. Justice George O D Smith imposed the fine on the complaint of state dairy inspector A C Hogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Waskow
Waucoma
Safe gun handling rules for hunters urged by S A M I
The Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers Institute promotes safety during hunting season. Key rules include treating every gun as loaded, carrying unloaded guns, keeping the muzzle under control, and ensuring targets are identified before firing. A reminder to avoid climbing with a loaded gun and to never mix gunpowder with alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers Institute
Busy Weekend Visits At Local Homes Across Castalia Area
Residents hosted guests from Castalia Des Moines and San Francisco with Sunday dinners, housewarmings, and short visits. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Wander Suzanne Mr. and Mrs. Schneider Moore Muehlethaler Miller Robinson Kalb Tillotson Johnson Habeger Falk Vaughn and many others visiting relatives in Manchester Elkader Postville Winthrop Osage and Elgin schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Martie
George Wander
Suzanne
Castalia
Joe V. Schneider
Emil, Moore
Mra
Arno Fasch
Ee Painter
Bae
L. J. Miller
Donald
San Francisco
Calif
Lorence Muehlethaler
Miller
Muehlethaler
Nellie Adams
Ocala
Florida
C. B. Schori
Almar
Clifton Kohler
Des. Moines
Ethel Kohler
Fred C. Buehlethaler
J. L. Miller
Oe Francisco
Barbara
Clarence Muehlethaler
Beverly
Paul Zurbriggen
Bobby
Leon . Matson
Winthrop
Robert Falben
Roger
John Falb
Herbert Falb
Leo Falb
Ada Kay
Kenneth Hellum
August Peck
Ossian
John Hellim
Fred Habeger
Burt
Joe
Allen Habeger
Robert Steele
Waukon
Carrie Steele
Lyle-Light
L. Kiple
Earl Kiple
Wi Kobler
Bertha Kiple
Nelle Reusser
Shirley
Wm. Howard
Ann Mihm
Selma Duffield
Postville
Mary Habeger
Alien
LeRoy Steele
Richard
Delwin
John Falk
George Vaughn
Mabel Holzer
Stay Out of Bedrooms Kitchens or Yards
Safety bulletin cites 1948 Accident Facts noting nearly half of fire accident fatalities occurred in bedrooms kitchens or yards with interior and exterior stairs adding over 10 percent. Elderly people spend time in bedrooms increasing risk.
High feeder cattle prices spur fall feeding planning
Farmers face elevated feeder cattle prices this autumn prompting careful budgeting and program planning. Producers should assess feed costs, yard capacity, and slaughter schedules to optimize profitability this fall season.
Safety drive urged for kids as school bells ring
The American Legion urges nationwide focus on child safety as school returns. Officials cite traffic deaths near 2 500 last year and urge motorists parents older youths to follow patrols and police direction, treat children as caution signs, and model safe behavior.
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Amerigg ® Legion
National Safety Council
American Legion
Iowa American Legion
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