Friestad-Wayne Wilson marry in Jewell Lutheran Church
Ella Marie Friestad-Wayne wed Wayne A. Wilson in Jewell Lutheran Church. The ceremony included vows by her father and music by M. Thompson. Bride wore white satin and lace with a fingertip veil, carrying red roses. Matron of honor Mrs Jerry Friestad and bridesmaids Crystal Thompson, Doris Harmon, and Helen Linquist wore chartreuse and purple gowns. Groom attended by brother Dale Wilson. groomsmen were Clifford Linquist, Richard Harmon, and Louis Friestad Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Marie Friestad
Wayne A. Wilson
Jewell Lutheran Church
Mar Marie Fries
Doughter &i
Louis Frisstad
Jes
Florence Wileson
Ridora
Wils
Lutheran Church Jewell
Waous
M. Thompson
L Mills
Jerry Friestad
Crystal Thompson
Lake Mills
Doris Harmon
Jewell
Helen Linquist
Carroll and Ther
Dale Wilson
Forest City
Clifford Linquist
Richard Harmon
Louis Friestad, Jr
Wedding bells and community notices in Eldora week
A series of club events run from Tuesday to Friday with P E O and Young Mother and Homemakers groups hosting luncheons and bridge gatherings. A church wedding in Eldora drew 250 guests with details of attire, attendants, reception, and a Humboldt home reception follow up. Mr and Mrs Glen Carson returned from Geneva and visiting relatives Agnes Baruch joins Eldora visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Carson
Geneva
Neb
Eldora
Raleigh King, Jr
Clinton
Wellsburg Bride-Elect Leola Paterni Engaged to Walters
Bride elect Leola Paterni, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Paterni of Wellsburg, is engaged to Pfe Carroll L Walters son of Mrs Gail Bachman of Eldora. Walters serves with the 1st Marine division in Korea and expects a fall furlough when the wedding date will be announced. Paterni has worked as a nurses aide at Memorial hospital this past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell High School
Waldorf College
Belmond
Ackley
United States Air Corps
Florence Wilson
Ape Herman Rose
St. Joseph
Humboldt
George Paterni
Wellsburg
Leola Paterni
Pfe
Carroll L. Walters
Gail Bachman
Eldora
Walters
1St Marine Division
Korea
Miss Paterni
The
Memorial Hospital
Cong's Fellowship Concludes Meetings
The Eldora Fellowship of Congregational Women held a Wednesday potluck luncheon with Mrs. Robert Johnson as hostess. President Mrs. Robert Ferguson led the business meeting and named Mrs. L L Scott as secretary. Devotions by Mrs. Paul Miller discussed the Mayflower Home project in Grinnell. next meeting slated for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora Fellowship of Congregational Women
Robert Johnson
Robert Ferguson
L. L. Scott
Paul Miller
Grinnell
Women’s Society of Christian Service Potluck Meeting
The Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service held a 1:15 luncheon on Wednesday with 40 members attending. Mrs. Don Cobb led devotion on Let the Little Ones Come, two hymns were sung, and awards were given to Mrs. A. L. Davison and Linda Maltby. A delegate will attend the Methodist Summer School June 23 to 27, with expenses covered by the group. The meeting ends until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service
Lauren Maltby
Ralph Dickson
Don Cobb
Jesus
Pleasant Pluggers Meet at Granzow Home
The Pleasant Pluggers 4-H club met Tuesday June 10 in the home of Carl Granzow with Larry Jeske presiding. Irvin Norman selected to attend the Ames short course. Plans include a John Deere plant tour at Waterloo this summer and a 12:30 picnic June 22 at Claude Norman home followed by an afternoon club tour. Next meeting set for July 8 at Larry Hollingsworth home. Cpl and Mrs Meryl Jackson of Fort Sill Oklahoma expected in Eldora for 14 days. Mr and Mrs Dale Wilson of Forest City visited Eldora with Mrs Wilson's parents, Mr and Mrs Earl Henning. Mrs May B Cobb Miss Leota Hardy Mrs Howard Harris and Mrs Howard Frey attended Quo Vadis in Marshalltown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Pluggers
Carl Granzow
Larry Jeske
Irvin Norman
Ames
John Deere
Waterloo
Claude Norman
Larry Hollingsworth
Meryl Jackson
Fort Sill
Okla
Eldora
Dale Wilson
Forest City
Wilson
Earl Henning
May B. Cobb
Leota Hardy
Howard Harris
Howard Frey
Marshalltown
Baptist Women Gather for June Meeting at First Baptist
The Women's United Circle of the First Baptist Church met Wednesday afternoon in the church basement for their regular meeting. Hostesses were Mesdames Leonard Taylor Willard Deschamp Ora Gast Siby Hoyt Geo O Bryan Cecil Eggles ton and Joe Mann. Thirty members attended. Mrs Milo Butler led in the business portion. A program featured reports on the State G A R B conference and a talk titled Meet the Alaskans led by Mrs Chas Taber and Mrs Harry Pagel. Mrs Short sang Alaska My Alaska with Mrs O Bryan at the piano. Bridal shower plans were made for Ella Hoyt and Eileen Perkins. Bouquets of peonies and mock orange decorated the tables. refreshments were served, and the meeting closed with song and prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s United Circle of the
First Baptist Church
Leonard Taylor
Willard Deschamp
Ora Gast
Siby Hoyt
Geo, O’bryan
Cecil Eggleston
Joe Mann
Milo Butler
H. C. Short
Chas. Taber
Harry Pagel
Short
Cumberland
Chas
Taber
Delta Decka Cards Bridge Club Meeting Report
Delta Decka Cards bridge club met Wednesday evening in Mrs. Walter Wehrman home with Mrs. V. K. Radahl as host. High prize went to Mrs. Walter Wehrman, second high and novelty prizes to Mrs. Roy Lightfield, low to Mrs. Bud Svendson. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Next meeting set for June 18 at Mrs. Ralph Volk home with Mrs. Bud Svendson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Decka Cards Bridge Club
Bud Svendson
Ralph Volk
Walter Wehrman
V. K. Radahl
Roy Lightfield
Mary Butler Hosts Afternoon Birthday Party
Miss Mary Butler was hostess on Friday afternoon at her home for nine girl friends in honor of her birthday. They enjoyed swimming at the Rocks pool, then returned home for birthday cake and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Butler
Rocks
Blue Star Mothers Hold Regular Meeting
The Blue Star Mothers met Thursday at Mrs. Clint Johnson’s home with eleven members and one visitor. The state convention is set for June 20 in Waterloo. They spent the afternoon socially and served refreshments. The next gathering will be a picnic at City Park on July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Star
Clint Johnson
Waterloo
Cemetery Society Meeting Social Hour at Ziesman Home
The Cemetery Society met Thursday at Mrs. H F Ziesman home with Mrs M Mulford assisting. Ruth Lewis led the meeting and Mary Ziesman kept minutes. After business the afternoon was social and refreshments were served by the hostesses. Also notes of visits by Miss Leota Hardy and friends. John Wood D M Nyquist Ed McCarthy J E Tull returned from a ten day fishing trip at The Pas Manitoba Canada. Mr and Mrs Arthur Bockes of St Anthony stayed with Mr and Mrs Heiko Clapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cemetery Society
H. F. Ziesman
M. Mulford
Ruth Lewis
Mary Ziesman
Leota Hardy
Ralph Correll
Jas. Bowman
John A. Wood
D. M. Nyquist
Ed McCarthy
J. E. Tull
the Pas
Manitoba
Canada
Arthur Bockes
St. Anthony
Heiko Clapp
Local Happenings in Eldora and Nearby Areas
Community dinner honors Willard Wehrman as he enters military service. Ames wedding of Miss Hall to Edward Rogers features former Iowa Falls residents. Updates on visits from and to relatives include the Young, Dedrick, Cobb, Pettus, Lundy, and Garrett families. Several residents travel to Chicago, Denver, and Clinton for family events and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Moser
Ames
Mary Elizabeth Hall
New York
H. B. Hall
Edward Rogers
Iowa Falls
Eldora
Bleekers to Hold Open House for 25th Anniversary
John G Bleekers and spouse invite relatives friends and neighbors to an Open House at their home to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary on Sunday June 22. Weather permitting guests may be received on the lawn from 2 PM for the remainder of the day. Gift giving is requested to be omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Bleeker
Community Social Notes From Eldora and Nearby Towns
Miss Claudia Bohstedt returns to Grinnell after visiting grandparents in Eldora. Sunday guests included Zack Comstock and Raymond of Union, plus Blaine Crosser and Betty Mae of near Eldora. Mrs Polley, Mrs Northrup and Miss Peshia head to Wisconsin to visit relatives and friends in River Falls Amery Turtle Lake and Monticello, with Peshia visiting Ed Peshia in Monticello on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudia Bohstedt
Grinnell
Eldora
R. E. Gray
Clem Crosser
Zack Comstock
Raymond
Union
Blaine Crosser
Betty Mae
Near Eldora
Harry Polley
Florence Northrup
Marjorie Peshia
Wisconsin
Peshia
Geo. Timmerman
River Falls
Wisc
Polley
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Mrs Wayne Wilson
L. F. Wolcott
Young Mother's Club
Wm. Luick
Young Homemakers Club
Bud Lewis
Methodist Bible Class
S. S. Byerly
J. A. Wiesner
Eldora Township
Rebekah
Dean Peisen
N. T. T. Club
W. L. Rigel
Childs Study Club
Irvin Cukerbce, Jr
Ife
Mader
Cong
Granzow
Marks
Delta Decka
Blue Star Mothers
Ial
Pelic Conditioned
Frankie Laine
Terry
Peowmma Pictures
Billy Daniels
Terry Moore
Jerome Courtland
TON
Arden Win
Dick Wesson
Audrey Lon Lynn Bare
Lee Loeb
Jonie Taps
Richard Quine
John
G. I
Jane Frohman
Dizzy Dean
Pride OF
ST. Louis
Gobs & Gals
Marines
Carrene Williams
Willard Wehrman
Armed Service
Harold Wehrman
Paul Ruhnke
Wm. Zellman
Jas, Young
Young
Bessie Zeltman
Roy Dedrick
Frank Dedrick
Donna
Charlotte Dedrick
Eldorain
R. R. Griffel
Kay
Jane
Rae
Ann
Denver
Colo
Diane
Nanette
Emmetsburg
Lee Lundy
Chicago
Ray Harbour
Rupert
Idaho
Harbours
Lundy’s
John G. Bleekers
Ava Gardner
Pandora
Lee
Tae
James Mason
Avi Gardner
Randera
Technicolor
Durango & Smiley
Laramie Mountain
Bargain Mat
Sun
Mon
Julie
M-G-M
Echnicolor
Ane
Debbie
Connor
Reynolds
Lies
Troy Studios
Ponan
Castle
C. Heather
Elgin Bulova Gruen
Hamilton
Crystal
Cambridge
China
Gosser
Gorham International
Alvin
Rogers Holmes & Edwards
Rogers Tudor
Gorham
Ronson Parker
Flaminaire Evans
Zi Elgin
Elgin American
Speidel Kreisler
Gemnex
Jacoby Bender
Men’s Jewelry
Kreisler
Hadley Correct
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