Uhiken-Lawler Marriage Solemnized At St Marys
Miss Mari lyn Uhiken and Lawrence F Lawler were married at St Marys Catholic Church with Rev Mahoney officiating. The bridal party wore formal gowns, bouquets featured white flowers, and a reception for 250 followed at the Hardin County Youth Building. The couple, graduates of local schools, planned a wedding trip to New Orleans and the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilynn Uhiken
Alfred W. Uhiken
Eldora
Geawrence F. Lawler
Anna E. Lawler
New Providence
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Father Mahoney
Harry Harrison
Richard Walkup
Ava Maria
H C. Ricks Jr
Linda Kruse
Harriet Pixler
Miss Pixler
Dale Lawler
Jerold Lawler
Gordon Pixter
H. C. Ricks, Jr
Elmer Uhiken
George Kayser
Everett Lawler
Merle Schmitz
Dennis Lawler
Hardin County
Greville Wilts
Carroll Mann
Robert Scott
William Cole
Keith Loney
Scott
Jeanne Lehermer
Punch
Doe Lehmite
May Walkup
Harry Pixler
Torold Lawler
Katie Lawler
Henry Clausen En Aid
Fred Wellman
Russell Kitzman
Joseph Scolaro
Tom Davis
Steamboat Rock
Ellsworth College
Parsons College
Fairfield
Zearing
Lawler
United States Army
Korea
Lawn Hill Coop
New Orleans
Friendly 14 Club Honors Mrs. Brown
The Friendly 14 Club met at Mrs. Pauline Rosburgs home on October 8 to honor Mrs. Bernice Brown on her birthday. Most members attended with guests Mrs. Robert Pies and Cinda Kolthoff of Ackley. Gifts were exchanged, secret sister names drawn for the November 20 meeting at Mrs. Clara Myers home, and Halloween decor plus a large pumpkin birthday cake by Mrs. Pies added festive flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly 14
Pauline Rosburg
Bernice Brown
Robert Pies
Cinda Kolthoff
Ackley
Brown
Clara Myers
Kate Kolthoffs
Eldora Congregational Women Meet For October Tea
The Eldora Fellowship of Congregational Christian Women held its regular meeting at 2:30 p.m. on Wednesday October 8 with 27 members present. Mrs. J G Heslop opened with prayer and Mrs C E Greer led the program. Autumn decor featured yellow and bronze mums at the tea table. Mrs Max Higgason poured. Next meeting is 2:30 p.m. November 12. Mr and Mrs Max Higgason and Denny visited in St Anthony Wednesday evening in the home of Mrs Higgason's parents Mr and Mrs Clyde Clark for Mr Clark's 70th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora Fellowship of Congregational Christian Women
J. G. Heslop
C. E. Greer
Max Higgason
Dale Peshia
Henry Wheeler
W. . Rigel
Robert Barr
Man Higgason
Denny
St. Anthony
Bride-Elect Juanita Diamond Engaged to David Baker
Mrs Otis Diamond and Mr Otis Diamond of Whitten announce the engagement of their daughter Juanita to David Baker son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Baker of Whitten The bride elect works in the office of the Iowa Electric Light and Power Company The groom elect is employed with Eldora Plumbing and Heating The wedding is set for November 8th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Diamond
Whitten
Juanita
David Baker
Wilbur Baker
Miss Diamond
Lowa Electric Light and Power Company
Mr. Baker
Eldora Phumbing
Comina Area Club and Church Events Schedule
A list of community events and meetings from Oct 4 to mid October includes N T T Club at Blanche and Ethel's with a Chamber of Commerce guest, Tuesday Bridge and Young Mothers groups, Rebekah Lodge, Bane Boosters, and multiple church circles. Activities run across Civic, Lutheran, Baptist, Disciples, and Congregational groups with bake sales, bazaars, lectures, and study clubs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.T.T. Club
Henry Wheeler
Blanche & Ethel’s
B.P.W
Chamber of Commerce
Bridge Club
W. H. van Tiger
Sans Souci Club
George Edwards
Bridge Group
Claude Pflander
Young Mothers Club
C. BE. Dagas
Merienda Club
Elmer Roeder
Rebekah Lodge
W.S.C.S Luncheon and Meeting At Methodist Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service met Wednesday at 1:50 PM for a dessert luncheon in the church dining room with Group 4 serving. The afternoon program featured devotions, hymns led by Mrs. D Leonard and a lesson on Christian concerns presented as an interview. A Vienna Austria donation letter was read, and plans announced for a Fellowship Gift Day on Oct 22 and a rummage sale November 4 and 7 in the church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church
Chris Sehan
Marvin Mueller
Omer Hubbard
J. D. Leonard
Philippians
Lucile Brown
Jesus
Leonard
Howard Frey
America
Linus Doughty
Howard Harris
Raleigh King, Jr
Walter Dimmiich
W.S.C.S
Vienna
Austria
Ellison Meyeraan Wedding Planned for November
Bride Mrs. Gerald Ellison of Steamboat Rock announces the approaching marriage of her daughter Marilyn Kay Ellison to Vernon Meyeraan, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Meyeraan of Wellsburg. The wedding date is set for November 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Ellison
Steamboat Rock
Marilyn Kay Ellison
Vernon Meyeraan
Frank Meyeraan
Wellsburg
Pleasant Chapel Bazaar Dinner Plans Set for Oct 16
Pleasant Chapel Cemetery Society met for a noon October potluck dinner at Mrs. Leonard Blair's home with twenty members and eight guests. They discussed the October 16 Bazaar and chicken supper at Lawn Hill Sale Barn Restaurant. Next meeting November 13 will be hosted by Mrs. Lillian Elerding with Mrs. Everett Elerding and Mrs. Harold Elerding assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Chapel
Lawn Hill Sale Barn
R. D. Pulse
Pleasant Chapel Cemetery Society
Leonard Blair
Lillian Elerding
Everett Elerding
Harold Elerding
Cemetery Society Meeting At The Tea Room
The Eltora Cemetery Society met Thursday at the Tea Room hosted by Misses Blanche and Ethel Cox. Twenty nine members and one guest, Mrs. Harold Hauser, attended a business meeting and social hour with refreshments provided by the hostesses. Mrs. Anna Dornsbach and Mrs. Lillie Ruhnke will entertain at the October 23 gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche
Ethel Cox
Eltora
V H Vilmont Feted At Birthday Dinner
Mrs V H Vilmont hosted a 6 pm birthday dinner at Pine Lake Country Club honoring Mr Vilmont. Attendees included Mr and Mrs W W Vilmont of Waverly, Mr and Mrs George Allen of Nevada, Mr and Mrs James Allen and Gwen, and Dr Norman Kunath of Eldora. A social evening followed at the Vilmont home. Tom Moore of Whitten and Nora Emmert shared a prior dinner visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. H. Vilmont
Pine Lake Country Club
Vilmont
Ms W. Vilmont
Waverly
George Allen
Nevada
James Allen
Gwen
Norman Kunath
Eldora
Tom Moore
Whitten
Nora Emmert
Bridge Luncheon At Pine Lake Country Club Hosts
Mrs Keith Strother Mrs Lew Throssell Mrs Robert Seg german Mrs Richard Murphy and Mrs Edwin Potgeter hosted a 16 p m bridge luncheon at Pine Lake Country Club. Fall floral centerpieces decorated tables while a cornucopia and a turkey with leaves graced the room. Prizes went to Mrs Paul Barnard Mrs L W Flickinger Mrs R J Rubow and Mrs K E Reisinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Strother
Lew Throssell
Robert Seggerman
Richard Murphy
Edwin Potgeter
Pine Lake Country Club
Paul Barnard
L. W. Flickinger
R. J. Rubow
K E. Reisinger
Roughwoods Cemetery Society Elects New State Officers
The Roughwoods Cemetery Society met at Mrs. Arnie Gruelich’s home with co host Mrs. George Granzow. Fifteen members and three guests attended. Officers elected: president Mrs Milton Schwinger, vice president Mrs Lowell Granzow, secretary treasurer Mrs Clarence Lange, reporter Mrs George Granzow, historian Mrs Lowell Granzow. The Clown Doll project was completed and will be donated to Eldora Memorial hospital. The afternoon featured Swedish weaving on towels and social hour. Next meeting is Navy 13 at 1:30 p.m. at Mrs Harold Wehrman’s home with Mrs Anna Wehrman assisting. Christmas favors planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roughwoods Cemetery Society
Arnie Gruelich
George Grantow
David Tayior
Ray Snovel
Barbara Lange
Milton Schwinger
Lowell, Granzow
Clarence Lange
George Granzow
Lowell Granzow
Eldora Memorial Hospital
Navy
Harold Wehrman
Anna Wehrman
W. M. C. Meets In Regular Meeting
The Assembly of God W M C met in the church basement on October 7 with thirteen ladies attending. Devotions opened by Mrs. Mark Lanning, followed by singing and a lesson on Praise. Scripture read by Mrs. Velda Hixson from Psalm 107. Prayers led by Mrs. Dale Zeltman and Mrs. Leroy Whiteman. Members sewed quilt blocks and prepared items for exhibit at guest night October 21 and voted to send Christmas packages to adopted missionaries. Next meeting is guest night October 21. all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly of God W.M.C
Mark Lanning
Velda Hixson
Dale Zeltman
Leroy Whiteman
Fortnightly Club Hosts Dessert Bridge Meeting
Mrs. E. J. Andrie entertained the Fortnightly Club Thursday for dessert bridge with bronze and gold mums and fall decorations on the table. Guests included Mrs. C. F. Stauffer. Winners were Mrs. J. Bales and Mrs. J. L. Cameron. Mrs. Bales to host Oct 23. The Benson Cemetery Society met at the home of Mrs. Carl Callaway with 19 members present and refreshments served after the meeting. The Nov 14 meeting will be in Conrad with Mrs. Wilma Clark hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Andrie
C. F. Stauffer
Pe Ee
J. Bales
J .L. Cameron
Mie Bales
Benson Cemetery Soc
Nellie Thackery
Frank St. John
Nora Emmert
Judy Davison
Benson Cemetery Society
Carl Callaway
Harold Monorse
Conrad
Wilma Clark
Emery Baker
Young Homemakers Club Meets at Schwarck Home
The Young Homemakers Club met Thursday evening in Mrs. Glen Schwarck's home with twelve members present and Mrs. Howard Pence as a guest. After the business portion, members exchanged casserole recipes and enjoyed refreshments served by Mrs. Dale Schwarck. The Oct 23 meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Glen Gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Homemakers Club
Glen Schwarck
Howard Pence
Dale Schwarck
Glen Gates
Royal Neighbors Hold Regular Meeting
Royal Neighbors Mrs Ruby Hundertmark hosted the group on Thursday for their regular meeting. Twelve members attended the business session led by Oracle Mrs Lillian Scott. A social hour followed with refreshments. Mrs Day Cretin to host the November 13 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Hundertmark
Royal Neighbors
Lillian Scott
Day Cretin
Whinery Daughter Engaged to Schluter for Fall Wedding
Mrs. Maude Whinery announces the engagement of her daughter Elnora Jean Whinery to Albert Schluter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schluter of Belle Plaine. The wedding is planned for early fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Whinery
Elnora Jean Whinery
Albert Schluter
Henry Schluter
Belle Plaine
Frisbies Feted On 25th Anniversary By First Church
Mr and Mrs John Frisbie were honored by members of the First Church of Christ and friends at a social following the evening service for their 25th wedding anniversary A decorated cake was cut by the couple Paul Williams sang Because with Miss Nancy Hurtt accompanying A church gift a silver cream and sugar set was given Also present were Mr and Mrs Ernest Frisbie and family Mrs Don Shafer and son Frank of Fort Dodge visited Eldora as Don Shafer repairs progress before lung surgery in January showing improvement and in Veterans Administration Hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Frisbie
First Church of Christ
Paul Williams
Nancy Hurtt
Ernest Frisbie
Don Shafer
Frank
Fort Dodge
Anna Marie Shafer
Madison
Wisc
Eldora
Don
Veterans Administration Hospital
Union Church honors 178 years of perfect Bible School attendance
The Church of Christ in Union recognized 178 years of perfect Bible School attendance with sickness as the only acceptable excuse. A Golden Gate service honored those who completed the year, Ed Dighton read each name, and attendees crossed a decorated gate to receive a star or award bar reflecting their years of attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ In Union
Ed Dighton
Community Church Ladies Aid Holds October Meeting
The Ladies Aid Society of the Community Church met in the church Social Room for the October session with Mrs. F. S. Schuler leading devotions and a demonstration. Mrs. G. C. N. Brace provided the piano accompaniment as hymns opened the gathering. The September committee turned 31 dollars to the treasury and the work committee filed a report. Mrs. Preston Cockerham and Mrs. Floyd Speas secured Mrs. Paul Carter to share photographs from England and Germany, depicting her son M Sgt Robert Cast ern and family. Refreshments were served by Mrs. C. N. Brace. Committee members included Mrs. Paul Glenney, Mrs. C. T. Lang, Mrs. Jesse Biersborn, Mrs. L. L. Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Caster
Bob Hauser
Pete Bowen
Ladies Aid Society
F. S. Schuler
GC. N. Brace
Treasury
Preston Cockerham
Floyd Speas
Paul Carter
England
Germany
Robert Castern
C. N. Brace
Paul Glenney
C. T. Lang
Jesse Biersborn
L. L. Bates
Altar Rosary Plans Fall Bake Sale at Riguer ts
The St Marys Altar and Rosary Society met October 8 in the church to plan a Fall Bake Sale set for October 18 at Riguer ts Candy prepared by members. A lunch followed hosted by local parish members. Nearby, Mr and Mrs Dayle Wilson and son Mike returned from a weekend in Eldora with Mrs Wilsons parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Altar and Rosary Society
Bo P
Riguerts
Richard Lawler
Don Priske
John ‘Tomb
Tom McCarty
Earl, Miller
Dayle Wilson
Mike
Cherokee
Fldora
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Society
Grace Protheroe
Uhiken-Lawler
St Mary’s
Pleasant Chapel Cemetery
Troy Studios
Keller Loan Service
Andrie & Creps
Friendly 14 Club
Mrs. Brown
Cong
Juanita Diamond
Comina Events
Bane Boosters Club
Ladies Country Club
Wilbur Barnard
Leota Hardy
Alvin Hanson
Walter Wehrman
Belle Mossman
Baptist Church
Farm Bureau
Womens Missionary Society
Christian Church (Disciples
John Janssen
Lutheran
Dorcas Circle
Jack Crosser
Beulah Club
Glen Walton
St. Mary's
Rigperts
Junior Legion Auxiliary
J. L. Butler
Canasta
Mrs
Ray Roling
Mother Cabrini
L. F. Stictow
C’s T.O.P
Masonic Craftsman
Congregational Family
D.A.R
Paul Walter
Loyal
W. C. Vigars
Marilyn Ellison
Cemetery Soc
O’bryon’s
Swankimpala
O’bryon
Roughwoods Soc
Elect New State
Grahams Fall
Grahams
Taupe
Overland Mail
Eldoran
San Francisco
Calif
Butterfield Trail
U.S
Post Office Department
Noah Webster
Young, Hopemakers
Mrs. Schivarck
Union News
Mrs. Grellet Dillon
Gable
Lancaster
SUN
WED
David 0. Selznick
Ernest Hemingway
Rock Hudson
Jennifer Jones
Vittorio DE Sica
Evenee
Harlem
Maranis Haynes
Nehring
Liscomb, In
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