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(Ii’cmI thirty relatives and six visitors Mepresent. The oldest Du IT present wa* Mrs. Marv R. Smith, and the two oddest Dempsters present wore* Mrs. Elizabeth Lowe and Mr. Jane Bissell. The two youngest Dempsters present were Norma Jean Fox and Edward Herbert Smith. The youngest Did! representatives were Marian Alyee Parker and Gordon Thomas Pollock.After a sumptuous dinner the afternoon was spent in visiting, playing base ball horseshoe pitching and other sports. A business meeting was held and all the officers were reelected, for the coming year. This veav the secretary had a record of eleven births, one death and two marriages. The births were: Lorraine Evelyn Ward,. Joseph Lynne Leete, Glenola Darlene Westendorf, John Francis Staffenhagen, Marilyn Alyia Dempster, Robert Lee Phillips, Edward Herbert Smith, Norma Jean Fox. Beverly Jean Trusty, Kenneth James Scott, Milton Eldon Duff.Loretta C. Nus and Cecil W. Du If were married since the last meeting, and Mrs. George Duff of Lucas, Kansas, died April 14th.The following were present at this third reunion: Nettie Du IT, Mrs. A. R. Kunzman, Albert Kuuzman, Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Duff, Mrs. R. J. Bissell, MissCarrie Yoshell, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Duff. Jean, Kenneth and James Duff, M. T. Duff; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith, Edward Herbert Smith, Mrs. Maggie Boleyn, Helen, Harry, Roy Boleyn, Billy Cummings, Cora Lowe, D. E. Lowe,.Mrs. D. P. Lowe, Thomas Duff, 0. D. Cummings, Nettie Cummings, Sarah, H. L., Leota, La Verio Cummings, Mrs. Mary Smith, Win. R. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Eneas Voshell, Arthur Vosholl, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Voshell, Fontella Voshell, Mr. and Mrs. John Duff, Mr. and, Mrs. Ronald K. Prescott, James Ronald Prescott, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pollock, Gordon Thomas Pollock, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Parker Marian Alyee Parker, all of Volga. James, Maude, Daryle, Vida and Norma Fox, of Fayette; John, Eliza Wilma, May Rita Staffenhagen, and John Staffenhagen Jr., of Wadena; Lillian and Geraldine Burnside, Hawkeve; Mr. and Mrs. George G. Munzinan, of Cedar Rapids; Will, Hazel, Dora, Irene, Warren, John and Liudv Frey, of Wadena; Mary A. Fox, of Wadena; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Robison, Miss Fern Robison, of Edgewood; Doris Rodgers, of Lament; Mrs. Ralph Litts, Robert Boleyn, M. M. Howland and Vena L. Howland, of Strawberry Point; Dewey, W., Estella, Genevieve, Mary Alta Thompson; Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Robert si* Thornton Roberts; G., H, Gayle, Margaret, Glen, Lulu, Charlotte, Merrill and Clyde Smith; David Iona, Billy, Hattie, Fred Dempster; David. Anna and Ethelyn Dempster; Cheslie, Beulah, Elsie and 0. t. Squires; W. J. Dempster; ^Ivs. Le-Roy Ward; Lorraine Ward; Levina, Clarence and Hattie Lea Squires; Wavne and Winnifred Brooks; Frank Anna Louis and Mary Dempster; Effie Voshell, all of Arlington.The visitors present were Mr. and Mrs. George Thomson, John Muneie, Rev. and Mrs. A. R. Chamberlin, of Arlington, and Guendolyn Burns of Volga.—Sec’y.beilet fee let a lt;SOItciDrto111;awiofrelt;»vtotilt;hediwile.oasedcIIeiwat-l-inMo:0VitS'tin01 -*hootVa*1!sVri:if►wc:1iit•Iilt;
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Arlington News
Arlington, Iowa, US
Thu, Sep 01, 1932
Page 5
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