Social items from May 31 Friendship Club gathering
The Friendship Club met May 31 at Mrs. Henry Haight’s home with 20 members and three guests. Mrs. Ekstrom joined the club and a dessert luncheon followed. Mrs. Carl Fuhrman hosted a Birthday Breakfast Friday for Mrs. Gunnar Joinson with guests including Mrs. Carl Gustafson and Mrs. Elmer Stablefeldt.
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The
Friendship Club
Henry Haight
Ekstrom
Carl Fuhrman
Gunnar Joinson
Carl Gustafson
Denver
Colo
Elmer Stablefeldt
Families Gather for Marengo Dinner and Reunion
The son and family of Marengo Iowa Mrs Marvin Andersen of Alta Mr and Mrs Walter Chivies and family of Des Moines and Mr and Mrs Herman Fisher of Marcus Ta were guests in the Otto Anderson home for a family dinner Sunday. The Ogle families will have a family reunion next Sunday June 6 at the Shelter House at noon. There will be a pot luck luncheon.
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Marengo, Ia
Marvin Andersen
Alta
Walter Chivies
Des Moines
Herman Fisher
Marcus, Ta
Otto Ander
Ogle
Shelter House
Local social notes from Le Mars and surrounding towns
Mr and Mrs Lester Andersen visited their son in Le Mars on Sunday. Alma Chaplin of Hitchcock SD visited her brother and sister in law Elmer Stablefeldt. Oren Coombs and sons attended a pony sale in Lohrville. Nancy Irwin visited grandparents Herman and Fassler near Clegion. Donna Peterson of LuthERan School of Nursing visited Des Moines parents. Theo Becker joined Karen Falline and friends at Arnolds Park. Vincent Becker and Theo spent Wednesday in Sioux City. Athers family visited Ann Johnson in Quimby for Decoration Day. Leland Anderson family and others vacationed with Krewins in Chippewa Falls WI. Anna Anderson stayed with Veencamps in Cherokee. Robinsons and Ot tos Andersen visited Herman Fisher in Marcus. John and Robert Stief visited in Waterloo. Martha Flowers returns home for two weeks. resumes training June 18. Russell Hockipy and family of Lake View and Jack Kauffman were visitors in Dale Pooler home.
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Lester Andersen
Max Andersen
le Mars
Alma Chaplin
Hitchcock, S.D
Elmer Stablefeldt
Oren Coombs
Lohrville
Nancy Irwin
Herman Fassler
Clegiorn
Mt. Pleasant
Donna Peterson
Lutheran School of Nursing
Des Moines
John C. Peterson
Theo Becker
Karen Falline
Lytton
Arnolds Park
Vincent Becker
Theo
Sioux City
Classon Athers
Ann Johnson
Quimby
Leland Anderson
Ernest Otto
Norma
Michael Krewin
Mark
Chippewa Falls
Wisc
Anna Anderson
Connie Veencamp
Cherokee
Kenneth Robinson
Marengo
Otto Andersen
Herman Fisher
Marcus
Robert Stief
Spencer
John Stief
Aurelia
Dick Walker
Waterloo
Martha Flowers
F. E. Flowers
Russell Hockipy
Lake View
Jack Kauffman
Auburn
Dale Pooler
Family and Mr and Mrs Vern Reed Visit Cherokee Home
The Reed family and Mr and Mrs Vern Reed and their boys of Lehish were Sunday dinner guests in the Win Al Miller home at Cherokee. Afternoon guests were AMips. Jack.
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Vern Reed
Lehish
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Linda Reilly
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Herbert Peterson
Oswald Anderson
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