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Newspaper
Bayard News
Location
Bayard, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1966
Page
3
The Wichita Woman's Society of Christian Service hosted Guest Day on Wednesday November 30 in the church social rooms. Hostess Mrs Leonard Coe welcomed attendees with Mrs Gately from Jefferson district WSCS treasurer as speaker. Ten members and four guests attended. refreshments followed.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Smouse of Coon Rapids and Mr and Mrs Ernest Jorgensen attended the Wednesday funeral in Spring Lake Park Lutheran Church for Gerald Rhubee who died in an explosion accident. Interment followed at Fort Snelling National Cemetery. The families stayed overnight in Swea City after the service and were guests of Mrs. Smouse.
Tillie Curtis returned home Thursday after a stay in Swea City详.
Mr and Mrs Loyd Crawley entertained members on Saturday evening to celebrate their third fifth wedding anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs Milo Cretsinger and Mrs Dol Hutchison. Prizes went to Mr and Mrs Louis Kopaska, Mr and Mrs Ivyl McCool, Mrs Cretsinger, Mrs Erme S Jorgensen and Cecil Railsback.
Mr and Mrs Ozzie Durst hosted a supper Thursday for Mr and Mrs Milo Cretsinger in celebration of their fortieth wedding anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs Lloyd Sheeder and Mrs Bull Hutchison. Sharon Starling stayed with Luann Crawley for a birthday observance. The Cretsingers attended Milo's brother in law and sister Joe Benny's fiftieth anniversary at Sac City Country Club with thirty guests.
Guests of Mr and Mrs Willard Ritchie attended church services on Sunday in Wichita. In the afternoon they visited the open house for the Senior Citizens Housing apartments in Bayard. Tom C Ritchie occupies one of the five apartments.
Mrs Ina Greenlee slips on bank steps in Yale and is treated at Guthrie County hospital while her husband remains critically ill there. Relatives visit and assist in Bayard and Guthrie Center as care continues for the Greenlee family.
Mr Hecker honored by Pamela Terry and Shelle with a turkey dinner Sunday evening for his birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Phil Coffman and Bryan, Mr and Mrs Gilbert Peterson and daughters of Guthrie Center. Mr and Mrs John Manor were Monday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Lester Rector in Perry.
Mr and Mrs Ivyl Greenlee and Peggy hosted an oyster supper Sunday honoring Mrs Hilda Hadley of San Diego who arrived to visit through Tuesday. Attending were Hadley’s siblings and their families from Jefferson Yale Guthrie Center Bayard and others. Fred Harvey and Larry Harvey hosted guests including Debbie and Karen Perry with Karen honored at a kindergarten party.
Mrs Lauridsen is honored with a birthday gathering hosted by Mrs Andrew Lauridsen. Guests include Charles Lauridsen and Mr and Mrs Edward Guritz of Scranton. The event featured birthday cake and coffee in celebration of Mrs Lauridsen, mother of Mrs Guritz and Charles.
Scranton residents welcomed guests including Mr and Mrs Edward Guritz, Mrs Fred Rosenbladt, and Charles Lauridsen from Scranton. Fort Dodge visitors Mr and Mrs Lauren Magoon visited Mrs Ethel Phelps while Grace Phelps recovered in Coon Rapids. Funeral attendance included Ivar Towne of Perry in Fouch Funeral Home. Coastal visitors from Des Moines and Perry joined a large Sunday gathering at Harold Lacy’s Des Moines home.
Kathy Sof Des Moines Mr and Mrs Eugene Scheuermann and Stephanie visited for the Scheuermann Parker wedding Saturday. Angus Austi Angela Hartington Nebraska and Des Moines relatives attended along with Harmon Ohm Gerald Watkins Bets Betts families. Thanksgiving dinner guests included Ivan Larsen and VanCleave families. Jim, a freshman at Dr University, arrived from Des Moines.
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