Mt Olive News Social Highlights From Local Families
Des Moines state fair attendance noted by Bertil Peterson and Gerald Hahn with Laverne Gustafson as 4-H judging team. Janet Kay Peterson stayed with grandparents August and Mrs Peterson in Cherokee. Delores Hahn visited Clifford Bruce home near Quimby. Engdahl family traveled to Sioux City with Edwin and his wife. Guests included Grandma Gustafson. Mt Olive residents hosted C J Johnson and Edwards of Storm Lake. Wetherman couple also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertil Peterson
Des Mooines
C. J. Johnson
Grandma Gustafson
Pierre Bengtson
Aurelia
Edwards
Storm Lake
Mt. Olive
Jess Wetherman
Battle Creek
Carl J. Johnson
Alfred Anderson
Kansas City
the Lakes
Lorne Anderson
John Cox
Galen
Kingsley
Lincoln Hahn
Conrad Engdahl
Bertha
Phyllis
Albert
Kenneth
Oscar Carlson
Cherokee
Anderson
Wilmer Anderson
Afton Township
John Towner
Sioux City
Janet
August Peterson
Oscar Gustafson
Edd Gustafson
Alta
Enoch Nelson
Robert Howard
Baby
Kentucky
Homer Anderson
Geo. Schafer
John Schafer
Carol Anderson
Olive Swisher
Des Moines
Roy Glidewell
Will Hahn
Earl Crippen
Ben Buenger
Kenneth Stieneke
Near Alta
Wes McGreggor
McGreggor
Quimby
Margaret Juber
Hannah Allen
Dale Mummeert
B. H. Dubes
Anne
Paul Anderson
Lawrence Mongan
Harry DeBolt
Emmetsburg
Iowa
Anne Dubes
Cliff Bruce
Earl Bruce
Cherokee Park
Clifford Bruce
William Thede
Holstein
Local families gather on weekend at lakes and home visits
Relatives and friends visit across Aurelia Cherokee Storm Lake and Storm Lake area. Carl J Johnson and Alfred Anderson host and travel from Kansas City and Cherokee. Grandma Gustafson marks 85 with kin. many seniors share dinners and picnics near Aurelia and Larrabee.
Hanover Social Roundup Reflects Local Travel and Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Lorenz Lietz and many relatives returned from the Black Hills. Families attended the state fair in Des Moines and Minneapolis. A Hinkeldey-Sump-Pingel reunion occurred in Carroll with extended kin. A baptism and visits among Hanover residents completed the weekend updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenz Lietz
Masel
Ruth
Philip
W. Rieman
Storm Lake
Black Hills
Harry Lietz
Arthur Wogahn
Larry
Des Moines
Martin Hinkeldy
Ardis
Robert
Karen
Floyd Fahr
Herman Glienke
Wm. Hinkeldey
Arthur Dreier
Jane
Albert Hinkeldey
Ed Hinkeldey
Oswald Nielsen
Barbara
Louis Reins
Marva June
Henry Glienke
Wm. Spec
George Bumann
Minneapolis
Herman Friedrich
Aurora
A. J. Ludwig
Rockwell City
Hanover
Huseman
Alta Park
Raymond Huseman
Glencoe
Minn
Wm. Hoffmeier
Edith
Ida Grove
Elmer Otto
Fred Hoffman
Alta
Chas. Rubbernuss
Santa Rose
Calif
Hanover and
Galva
Robert Huseman
Infant Given Name Oren Dale at St Pauls Lutheran Service
A baptism at St Pauls Lutheran church in Alta conducted by Rev E C Tolch named infant Oren Dale. Sponsors were Miss Olive Huseman and Eldon Huseman. Mrs Mary Lichtenberg returned to Des Moines after visiting Galva and Hanover relatives. Funeral attendees for Mrs Ernst Klett included Charles Zwemke and son Walter, Wm Zwemke and daughter Shirley, Mr and Mrs Albert Moschell, Mrs Jm Sievert at St Johns Lutheran in Galva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
N Alta
E. C. Tolch
Ernst Klett
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Galva
Afton Vicinity Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Meetings
Mrs. Robert Gates reports a Sunday picnic at Spring Lake with the Hansbarger family from Cherokee and Minnesota guests honored. Albert Elliott hosted Wisconsin relatives. Kudrle drove to Sioux City for a family evening. Shius shower attended by Gould and Zwick at Haight home. Sexton and Nielsen visited Sioux City. Pal club to meet at Mildred Patterson home. Farm Bureau resolutions committee meet at Clyde Kudrle home. Afton Farm Bureau monthly meeting at Aurelia Legion hall. M Menefee and Lorenz directed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reg. Hansbarger
Hansbarger
Spring Lake
Minnesota
Albert Elliott
Wisconsin
Clyde Kudrle
Sioux City
Clifford Gould
Raymond Zwick
Wilma Shius
Harry Haight
Archie Sexton
Maxine Nielsen
East Afton and Elk Community Notes
Mrs W M Booth reports Labor Day visitors at Hawarden with Dale Sleezer family and kin from Washington D C and Cherokee. Larry Kelpin wins three blue ribbons and a purple at Aurelia Livestock show. Dawson households in Gilbert visit Ammons. Holman family departs for Indianapolis after two week stay. Shirley Mavis from Rembrandt attends Aurelia picnic. Denny visits Erickson and Mansfield in Cherokee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Sleezer
Patty
Butch
W. C. Holman
Danny
Indianapolis
Ind
W. M. Booth
Shirley Mavis
Rembrandt
Aurelia
Denny
Ed Erickson
Larry Mansfield
Cherokee
Old Quilt Belonged To Sally Cook Family History
A 150-year-old quilt found among the late Mrs. Sally Cook of Maquoketa’s effects ties to her great grandmother and a dress worn by her great great grandmother Sarah Dyer who was captured by Indians at 14 and held for four years. The piece ends with a note a classified ad may sell it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Cook
Maquoketa
Mrs. Cook
Sarah Dyer
West Virginia
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Mr. L. FE. Taylor
Illerbrocks Storm Lake
Wharton Funeral Home
Ambulance Service
G. R. Wharton
L. E
W. A. Liebsch
Nelson & Nelson
Archie R. Nelson
Joe G. Nelson Lawyers
A. B. Lindsay
Chet’s Dray Service
Chester F. Dyslin
Prop
Elmer Swanson
Fred J. Stoyke
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association of
Cherokee County
Jed Radke
H. H. Lockin
Fred Radke
C. H. Kaskey
MT. Olive News
Winfred Moulton
WM. Haight
Don R. Hankens
Cherokee State Bank
Carlson & Gustafson
Robert Bjorkgren
B. Thorpe Co. Live Stock Brokers
Slowx City
Christensen Bros
Ideal Dry Cleaners
Ae Bezons
Larson’s
Dagger Barber
Valley Rendering CO
Trademark
S. & N. Service
Ben Spitzbarth
Niels P. Nielsen
Irene Zwemke
Rathbun Auto Repair
Don Rathbun
Afton
Robert Gates
East Afton & Elk
Co-O Soves
Co-Op Land Bank Loan
National Farm Loan Association
Member
Federal Land Bank System
F. H. Diercks
Secy-Treas
Charles D. Bell
Fieldman
C. H
Aurelia, Iowa
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MR. Farmer
B. F. Ruppert
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Howell Bros
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