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tiBband, uv. and mra. n, w, An* miu e -1 df GienwoOd. It was erson, of Strawberry Point. Mrs. here they , celebrated -their-slivei aiderson and little daughter ^are weddirig anniversary with a party■ neVer to be forgotten by any ofVaterloo.the 200 guests , who were in at-A mM4 ^ . # Tl - -T «1 lt;...Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lechliter tendance. - They resided on. this nd little daughter, who have (farm for 46 Vears when they mov-een in Des Moines for some to fhe - comfortable modernIme where Mr, Lechliter attend*- home which he built on. .Northd an aircraft school, spent the chestnut street,.weekend with; their parents here, Mr. Hopp-Js -president *of the['hey left by. auto for California Glenwood State .Bank. He rep ionday morning. • ‘ (resented Mills county in the stateMr. and Mrs. Guy Pitsenberger (legislature in the :Forty-fif£h and /ere Council Bluffs visitors Mon- Forty-fifth, extra session of thelay.General. Assemblyi- He has sery-Mrs, Meda Lee left Monday ed as president of the Mills Coun-noming by auto for California ty Farm Bureau'and in 1930 re-vhere she -will spend the winter vith her daughter, Mrs. Everett Cirkendall and sons, Lewis, Theo-lore and Kenneth Lee. : ,Mrs. Charles Richardson, who ms been ill at her home here, vas taken in the state ambulance o the University hospital at Iowa lity Wednesday, for treatment,J. A, Junquist, Mr. and Mrs. Valter Fisher, Mrs. Ida Olson md Esther Olson attended the hheral services of the late Albert Sdie at Emerson Saturday. Masonic services were held,Mrs. J, A, .Bottomly is ill at ier hbme’ this week/ lt;£'■ •- r.\WR: ANp: MRS. HOPP' OBSERVED GOLDEN WEDDING WEDNESDAY(Continued from ^age I)ceived the Master Farmer award.Mrs. Hopp is a quiet, home-loving woman devoted to family and friends. She is possessed with a kindly, genial nature which endears her to. all who know her best.All of their ten children were with them on the occasion of their golden wedding anniversary, these being, Elsie, Mrs. Clem Keyes of Marathon, la. i Delias Mrs. Russell Phiffer of GlehWood; Leo, Rudolph, jrl, of Glenwood} Fred of Council Bluffs; Rose, Mrs. Marlin Aistrope of Goleta, Calif.; ' Mary, MkC W. W. Aisfcr ope of Malvern; L^tira, 'Mrs. F.A; Mulhdlland of Mhlvern; and .Edward and Raljph'vdf ’Glehwdod.-*'■ There are aife% eighteen* gfand-: children anddren, mdst o/i!Whoin; were present on this occasion. , ■Mr. 'and Mrs; Hopp received aiiabundance of’ flowers and many beautiful and suitable remembrances from relatives andDuring ’the dinner' hour, the Lawson Trio sang numerous selections, two ofvwhich were by request, these being “ Silver ThreadsAmong the Gold” knd “You Are I f^nd’a! Tho glft by their chil-A meeting of conservationists .'tives Of eltiba fx for the purpose co-ordinated age ed for .Sunday, I Hotel Tallcom .by G. Decker 1port, temporary Co-ordinated C«oil of Iowa.* *At' the meetirunder way at 3 afternoon, a coi laws formally Council will beJudge L. ,R. S town, presidentWildlife club, w man of the daifor the dinner.The purpose c French explaine district leaders Hotel Tallcom i set up another state/ but rathei I ordinate the ac many, conservail in order to obt ! iii matters' of 1administration;• * .* 1 ■ «■ /its/an exami ; chairman pointe ' much is done j in5thestate“.'1the' individual;enough force' tlt;fqt! desired, legi intu aotl late to get' the the legislature, posed Council, plained, direct ; aervation clubs be' handled byMy Sunshine,”' the latter being a favorite of Mr. Hopp.. Out of town guests at the dinner included Mrs. Henry Hopp, Albert Hopp, Franscalla Hopp, Mrs. Louis Machling, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Belt and daughter, Carroll, all of Emerson, Neb. 5 Mrs. Henrietta Jens, Mr. and Mrs. John Deltchler and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schoening of Mindren was a beautiful oil painting in« gold frame; titled, “'Falling the. ConservatoLeaves,” which now hangs on the east wall in the' living room of their home.4-H Band BenefitDance November 10A benefit dance for the Mills eola; Mrs. John Hopp, Mr. and ’ County 4-H Band has been sched-Mrs. Henry Aistrope, Mr. and uled for Monday evening, Novem-Mrs. Web Miller, Mr. and Mrs. F, E, Mulholland of Malvern; Mr. and Mrs. Gus Saar of Council Bluffs and Mr. and Mrs. John Saar of Treynor.Mr, Hopp was born in Germany in 1870 and came to this country with his parents when he was but three years old. The family located near Mineola where he grew to young manhood. On October 22, 1891, he and Rosa L, Saar were married. The ceremony took place in the farm home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Saar in Pottawattamie county. The marriage ceremony was performed by the Rev, Bias-berg, pastor of the Mineola Luth-1 eran church. The wedding was 1 attended by over 150 guests and there were six who were in at-1 tendance at the wedding that day 1 who were present to celebrate the1 50th anniversary of the bride and groom, These were Mrs, John Hopp, who was a bridesmaid, Mrs. Henrietta Jens, Mrs, Minnie Dent, Albert Schoening, Gus Saar andJohn Saar.Mrs. Hopp, when questioned concerning her memories of theday, related that it was a brightwarm fall day and a lovely evening with a big charivari at Mineola. When questioned concerning this portion of the wedding day, Mr, Hopp only dismissed itwith one of his good-natured chuckles, but that it has remained as one of their pleasant memories for half a century is indicated by the fact that another big free dance was arranged as a climax to the golden wedding celebration and this, too, was held at the hall in Mineola with the Jay Kay orchestra of Omaha furnishing the music. Several hundred persons were in attendance and merriment reigned supreme, and just as on the occasion of 50 years ago, the bridal couple led all of the dancers on the floor.ber 10, in the Community building in Malvern. Pete Kuhl's orchestra will furnish the music. Tickets for the dance are available from 4-H clubv band members.contact the changes in th( conservation la sought.Committees 1 ed from eachtrict. Member? district are as i Atlantic, R. B Chet Bowers, Carl Cook, Gli Stubbs, RivertcDog House Included An inducement for persons to build homes is the offer of a Raleigh, N. C„ building firm to include a da luxe dog house, complete with hardwood floors, fireproof shingles and running water witp each standardized house. IWhen Tir In the event c not jam on tin cautions the empartment of the Southern CalifoT be applied cauth ing wheel held i until the car is trol. Sudden an of the brakes wt may cause the overturn.irCouncil Proceeclt;—GleSepSpecial Called Meeting,The City Council of Glenwood, Iowa, met at the City Hall on September II, 194X, at 8:lt;] following members present: Councilmen Hunt,Slezak, Davis, Mayor Harman, Engineer, Dean, a This being the date and hour to receive bit street improvements, the Mayor instructed the i read all bids on file,Mr, C, H. Dashner of Pacific Junction, loi nish approximately 8?00 tons of base gravel at Ibid was accompanied by a check of $150,00, The Western Engineering Company of Hari*furnish and lay approximately 8,000 square ys complete, including labor, for a price of $.34 per bid was accompanied by a check in the amount After carefully considering the foregoing blution No, 540, A RESOLUTION ACCEPTOR adopted by the Council.There being nothing further to come befc this time, it was moved and seconded that th Motion carried.Attest:' PAUL H. CHEYNEY,City Clerk.PEA;GliSeiSpecial Called Meeting-The City Council of Gienwbod, Iowa, me session at the office of the City Attorney on 3 at 9:30 A. M„ with the following members pr Hunt, Maxwell, Rhoads, Slesak, pa vis, Mayor Dean, Attorney Cook, and Clerk Gheyney.This meeting was called by the Mayor for j ing over the WPA Project proposal and
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Glenwood Opinion Tribune
Glenwood, Iowa, US
Thu, Oct 23, 1941
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