Tuesday Evening, October 7, 1930LEOf? atom ne-there-astumthems,Reliveleir•ow30kgo.theERberooltedIs-inden-areofEntertain On Fiftieth Anniversary Of WeddingSpecial to Post-CrescentHortonvHJe—Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hanson celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their home here Saturday with a 6:30 dinner and evening reception for their children and other relatives. Mr. Hanson is 75 years of age and Mrs, Hanson is 70. Mr. Hanson was born in Denmark, came to America at the age of 12 and has lived In this community since. Mrs. Hanson was born in the town of Greenville and has likewise lived in this neighborhood since her birth.After their marriage the couple lived for a time on a farm in Ellington. Eater they bought a farm in Hortonia where they lived until 12 years ago, when they moved to/Hor-tonville. All cf their children were present except their son Louis of Milwaukee and daughter Tilli©/- of Arkansas.Those attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hanson and family of Hortonia, Mr. and Mrs. Wallie Hanson and family of Hortonia, Mr. and Mrs. Hick Duester of Milwaukee, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hagen and daughter of Milwaukee, Mrs. Weber of Milwaukee, Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Collar of Greenville, Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Hanson of Mattoon, Mr.and Mrs. Otto Dau of Appleton, Mrs. Lena Hanson of Appleton, and Mr* and Mrs. J. M. Echinit of Hor-tonville.Word was received of the birth of a son on Oct. 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Prentice of Milwaukee.The Rev. Fr. Theodore Kolbe will go to Bear Creek, Saturday where he will assist the Rev. Fr. Alp at 40 hours devotion.At St. Peter and Paul Catholic church, Sunday, the last bans were called for the wedding of Miss Mary McHugh of Hortonia to Fred Rolph of Oshkosh.Professor Henry Hacker, principal of the Cedarburgh high school, spent the weekend here visiting relatives and friends.A homecoming and birthday party In honor of Walter Carroll son of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Carroll was held at the J. A. Carroll home Sunday. The following relatives were present: Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Carroll, Mrs. Mat Oik and family, Miss Ella Rynders, Donald and Art Ryn-ders and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dut-zaner, all of Milwaukee; Mr. and Mrs. Giles Rynders, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Rynders, Ed. Rynders and Miss Alta and Glen Rynders of Antigo;Rprt PvTirtprq nF IffAjHsnn. Mr snr?