Mt Olive News Highlights Local Gatherings and Visits
Mt Olive community notes include visits by Earl Crippen and Jerry Bruce and outings with relatives in Cherokee Quimby Aurelia Storm Lake and Larrabee. church events feature Rev Hiatt and Rotary supper at Mt Olive. Local families host birthday parties and dinners with members from Sioux City Des Moines and Storm Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Bruce
Denny
Danny
John Cox
Rockwell City
Earl Crippen
Will Hahn
Jerry Bruce
Earl Bruce
Cherokee
Beverly Ohlson
St. Paul
John Johnson
Albert Hartwig
Delia Stieneke
Frances Hahn
I. J. Torrey
Frank Laposky
Everett Radle
Dorothy
Aurelia High School
Virgil Larson
Carroll Lawsen
Aafternoon
Lawrence Mongan
Roy Glidewell
Sioux City
Gartenhaus
Maurice Peterson
Alfred
Elmer Swanson
Aurelia
Rotary
Mt. Olive
Ben Galvin
Quimby
Oscar Smith
Lloyd Chison
Elmer Jatho
Holstein
Louis Stellish
Wayne Stellish
Local Family Visits Highlight Aurelia Area Gatherings
Mrs Johnsons sister and Clarence Garrison family visit in Omaha. John McGreggor and family visit Wes McGreggor home in Quimby. Oscar Johnson from Mason City spends time with the Emil Johnson, Ralph Johnson and John McGreggor households. Carlson near Cherokee hosts gathering. Ralph Stoneking daughter and Reuben Ohlson daughter with Hannah Allen and Patty attend Aurelia high school luncheon and initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Clarence Garrison
Omaha
John McGreggor
Wes McGreggor
Quimby
Oscar Johnson
Mason City
Carl Emil Johnson
Ralph Johnson
Claus Carlson
Cherokee
Ralph Stoneking
Reuben Ohlson
Hannah Allen
Patty
Aurelia High School
Probate Notice in Cherokee for Gust Wogahn Will
An instrument purporting to be the last will of Gust Wogahn has been filed in Cherokee County Court. A hearing is set for November 6, 1951 at 10:00 AM at the Cherokee Court House before the District Court or clerk to prove the will and determine if it should be probated and allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Cherokee County
Gust Wogahn
Cherokee
Towa
Classified notices and sales listings from Cherokee Iowa 1951
Dated October 8 1951 in Cherokee Iowa Litta Carpenter Clerk of District Court Maher Meloy Hankens attorneys. For sale purebred Duroc boars Henry F Bueldenhagen Aurelia Iowa. For sale piano shipped to wrong address sacrifice not reship. Homes for sale four modern houses priced. Wanted Des Moines Sunday Register route Aurelia. 100 New Hampshire pallets John M Peterson phone 1015.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litta Carpenter
SEAL
Maher
Meloy & Hankens
Henry F. Bueldenhagen
Aurelia
Giles Cormany
Sioux City
Iowa
H. H. Deyloff
Des Moines Sunday Register
Sentinel
New Hampshire
John M. Peterson
Minnesota
the Sentinel
George Hansen
Hugo Peekenschneider
Dale Sturegon
Willow
Cherokee
Lincoln Hahn
Gratitude for support after loss of husband father
The family expresses deep thanks for kindnesses and sympathy shown during their bereavement. They especially appreciate assistance and expressions of condolences from friends and community.
Also Mentioned on This Page
International Board of Jewish Missions
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Dr. Winfred Moulton
Aurelia, Iowa
I. E. Molstad
Don R. Hankens
Cherokee State Bank
A. B. Lindsay
Aurelia Carlson & Gustafson
Chiropractic
Vouers
Dr. F. C. Spinharney
Storm Lake Phone No
Trinity
Robert Bjorkgren
Quimby, Iowa
Wharton Funeral Home
Ambulance Service
G. R. Wharton
L. E.G. R. Wharton JR
L. E
Aurelia, Ia
Richard Simmons
Howell
Dorr Hatchery & Produce
Hy-Line Poultry Farms
Miia
Hampshire
Alta
Poller and
Frederick
Frank Dreyer
Chester White Boars
Quentin, Anderson
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association
Fred Radke
Verna B. Lockin
Exec. Com
Louis Bengtson
Primtyhar
QUEEN
Tommy Thomas
Barbara Jensen Rose Schramm
Darlene Stief
Charlene Koch
Margaret Johnson
Bob Anderson
Filmore Gustafson
Gaylen Miller
Dick Reed
Val Dean Koch
N. I. Devore
Katy May McDeid
Mid-America
Great Lakes
Gulf
Mark Twain
Illinois Central
Missouri
Cairo
Illinois
Illinois Central Bridge
Ohio
W. A. Johnston
Ee ‘Illinois
Ned
J Brown Z
Loadmaster
Chevrolet
H.p. Loadmaster
Howell Motor Company
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