Local Overnight Visits and Funeral Service Report
Local residents Henry Stevenson and Karen Stevenson were overnight visitors at friends’ homes, while Tom Stevenson stayed with another acquaintance. J E Anderson of Moville joined a dinner at son’s home. William Booth and John Meisenhelder attended the funeral of Charles Meisenhelder, 97, in Slayton Minnesota on November 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Stevenson
Karla Peterson
Tommy Stevenson
Dean Winterhof
J. E. Anderson
Moville
Jerry Anderson
William Booth
John Meisenhelder
John
Charles Meisenhelder
Slayton
Minn
Alvin Ludwig
Local Socials Include Visits Across Iowa and Minnesota
Ida Grove and Mr and Mrs Vol kert Harder of Battle Creek were guests in the Jess Weatherman home Sunday night for a service and insurance pitch. Art Ohlson and Clifford Ohlson and Dukes family hosted dinner for Lawrence Boothby in Cherokee. Others visited in Storm Lake and Schaller. Aurelia to hold budget hearing December 29 to amend funds with no tax increase. notices detail fund revisions and receipts. Donald N Wieland, Town Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Grove
Volkert Harder
Battle Creek
Jess Weatherman
Art Ohlson
Clifford Ohlson
Clifford Dukes
Roy Ohlson
Lawrence Boothby
Cherokee
Alfred Stief
Code of
Iowa
Aurelia
Cherokee County
Council Room
Donald N. Wieland
Mrs Covey Family Move To Seattle
The narrative notes Mrs Earl Covey hosted a visit Tuesday with Mrs Stilwell and Julie planning to fly from Minneapolis to Seattle Friday to join Mr Stilwell and establish their home. Mr Stilwell works for Meredith Publishing Co. The niece of Mrs Covey is involved.
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Earl Covey
Mr. Stilwell
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