Women of Moose and Auxiliaries Meet in Evening Gatherings
News items describe Moose Women meeting in the Moose Home and various auxiliary units gathering in the evening at named addresses. Reports from a St. Cloud department meeting are given, along with honors, upcoming sewing and film events, and lunch prizes. Circle leadership roles are listed for Circle One and Circle Four with dates and host residences.
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Women OF
Moose
Moose Home
ST. Beatrice
Francis J. Gerlach
Austin Rt. 3
ST. Blandina
Isadore Kolb
Medary
ST. Olaf Circle
N. A. Petersen
S. Third
St. Cloud
Verna Sather
VFW
Austin
Leroy Anderson
Sewing Club
Lepha Crabtree
Lyman Lingbeck
Clayton Mielke
Circle Four
Karsten
McClary
Sidney Wakefield
Emmett Phifer
Richard Winters
Elvin Davis
Derrell Wood
Harold Jarvis
Oliver Cockrum
Mielke
Decker
Hog Term Describes Young Unshorn Sheep
In agricultural usage the word hog is applied to a young unshorn sheep. The term appears in farming glossaries and period dictionaries noting its specific meaning within livestock vocabulary.
Lyall Kezar Wins Championship Flight at Guest Day Golf
Mrs Lyall Kezar captured the championship flight as Austin Country Club hosted its guest day golfers. Rochester rival Eleanor Lillie took second with Mayo Wetterberg third. 18 hole winners included First flight James McNaughton, Arthur Cipra, Betty Evans. Second flight Ruth Peterson, Charles Wilson, Beatrice Little. Third flight Betty Walsh, Fayette Sherman, Raymond Boettcher. Nine hole winners were Donald Nelson, Ford Zoteman, Eunice Cookman, William Howley, Dorothy Pirkle, William Sayles, plus Jean Busch and Wayne Austin with George Dugan in fourth flight. Bridge prizes went to Mark Pirkle, Earl Viteles, and John Cookman. Coffee and rolls followed.
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Lyall Kezar
Austin Country Club
Eleanor Lillie
Rochester
Mayo Wetterberg
Country Club
James McNaughton
Arthur Cipra
Betty Evans
Ruth Peterson
Charles Wilson
Donald Nelson
Country
Ford Zoteman
Mason City
Eunice Cookman
William Howley
Dorothy Pirkle
William Sayles
Jean Busch
Albert Lea
Wayne Austin
George Dugan
Mark Pirkle
Earl Viteles
Kasson
John Cookman
Dugan
Bryan Elmer
Sayles
First Methodist WSCS Groups Meet For Summer Sessions
First Methodist Church WSCS groups held Wednesday sessions with Group Two hosted by Mrs. Carleton Sayles at a picnic. E A Anderson presided in the absence of the president. Devotions were by Immanuel Nielsen and a Leisure Hours program led by Orrin Bowlby. Plans for July and September meetings were outlined.
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Women's Society of Christian Service Groups
First Methodist Church
Carleton Sayles
E. A. Anderson
Immanuel Nielsen
Orrin Bowlby
William Morey
1404 Bank
Oliver Hillier
Enterprise School
Claude Sayles
David Sayles
Hillier
Della Scott
L. W. Stevens
Main
Louis Anderson
Austin
William J. Campbell
Burt Dibble
Park
Fred Tottenham
W. Maple
Robert Campbell
Harold Goebel
Goebel
Miss Enid Olson Weds Willard Van De Walker in Spokane
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Enid Louise Olson to Willard D. Van De Walker. ceremony June 6 at St. Mark's Lutheran Church Spokane. Miss Olson is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Iverson Oconomowoc Wisconsin. Van De Walker is son of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Van De Walker Riceville.
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Enid Louise Olson
Donald Iverson
Oconomowoc
Wis
Willard D. van de Walker
Spokane
Wash
L. L. van de Walker
Riceville
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Ravens Celebrate 25th Anniversary in Adams Iowa
About 200 guests attended a Sunday open house for Mr. and Mrs. William Raven at Adams celebrating their silver wedding anniversary. The event featured accordion music, readings, vocal numbers, a toast mistress, guest book and gift table, and cake. The couple, married June 12 1994 at St. Patrick’s Church, have five children spanning Rochester Austin Minn Minneska and Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Raven
Adams
Virginia Raven
Robert Raven
Gary Speltz
Edwin Raven
Marie Retterath
St. Patrick's Church
Wapsie
Iowa
Alfred Betterath
Austin
Edwin
Rochester
Robert
Louise
Minnieska
Minn
DuWayne
Virginia
Maine Breaks From Massachusetts to Form Separate State
In 1819 Maine voters chose statehood breaking from Massachusetts. The move established Maine as an independent state with its own governance and identity.
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Maine
Massachusetts
Salvation Army Event at 418 E Bridge This Weekend
The Salvation Army hosts hours at 418 East Bridge on Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon offering services and assistance.
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Salvation Army
E. Bridge
Rummage Sale at 907 W Oakland Ave
Community sale offering baby and children's clothing plus women's apparel and miscellaneous items held at 907 West Oakland Avenue. Proceeds support local programs.
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Oakland
Also Mentioned on This Page
News For Women
Fellowship Methodist Wscs
Lee Miller
Circle One
Clare Karsten
Wilfred McClary
Alex Brandt
Richard Miller
Guilbert Jarvis
Robert Hallman
Chester Fletcher
Gerald Maloney
Brandt
Deneen
First Methodist
WSCS
Thomas Sheedy
Robert Proof
Robert Stephenson
William Streifert
E. H. Schwebke
Jack Sherman
John Shugart
Stanley Peterson
Gerald Cashman
John Trollen
Merlin Vandewege
Richard Mickelson
Vern Wolcott
Enid Olson
W. D. van de Walker
St. Paul
Loecher
Ernest Loecher
Donald Gibart
Henry Grunwaldt
Elizabeth Frein
Edward May
Paul Loecher
Elene Loecher
Gene Heimer
Michael Raven
Frein
Joe Coury
S. Main
Ercel Anderson
Austin Rt 2
Horace Crist
R. L. Hayes
L. Dunfee
W. College
Martin Crosby
Fred Kent
Edwina Perry
Crosby
Kent
Alta Reilly
Arthur E. Nelson
6Th St. SW
Burton Perkins
Neola
Earl Brooks
N. Kenwood
Dolph Anderson
Ravens
Shirley Lewison
Patricia Fashender
Paul Theobald
Ramon Schuman
Elene Leecher
Earl Lewison
Satisfart
Dan River
Jamaica
Adv
Marvin
Attae
Famous Label
Sum and Fun Shop
America
U. S
U.S
Redettes
Marvin’s
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