Tresemer Readout Vows Exchanged Here Sunday
Miss Matilda Tresemer and Ervin Readout were married Sunday September 14 at St. Pauls Lutheran Church Eldora. Four hundred guests attended the double ring ceremony with Rev. John Zimmerman officiating.
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Newspaper
Eldora Herald Ledger
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1952
Page
2
Miss Matilda Tresemer and Ervin Readout were married Sunday September 14 at St. Pauls Lutheran Church Eldora. Four hundred guests attended the double ring ceremony with Rev. John Zimmerman officiating.
The Blue Star Mothers of America met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Paul Davison's home with nine members present. They planned a report and donation for the National Convention in Long Beach California October 11 to 18. The group completed its bed slipper quota and started sewing carpet rags for the Knoxville Veterans hospital. Refreshments were served by the hostess. next meeting is October 9 at Mrs Walter Wehrman's home.
The Pleasant Pluggers 4 H club met at Roughwoods Community Hall with Larry Jeske in charge. Nine members attended as they planned an ice cream social for September 21 at 6 30 p m and a square dance. Refreshments were served by Mrs Jeske and Larry.
Mrs J L Starr and daughter Ardis hosted a 6 15 dinner Tuesday at their home. Guests included Mr and Mrs George Shafer Mr and Mrs E B Johnston Mr and Mrs F W Deschamp and Mr and Mrs Louis Davzes. After-dinner hours were spent watching television and visiting.
Mr and Mrs Henry Classen Eldora and Mr and Mrs Owen Young Ivester hosted a barn warming and anniversary dinner September 8 to celebrate Mr Classens birthday the Youngs 11th wedding anniversary and completion of a new barn and corn crib replacing the old church house guests enjoyed cake flowers and a hat contest with accordion music and a history talk by Mrs Tom Reeder.
A series of local club meetings and events are scheduled from September 16 to October 5. Activities include Beta Sigma Phi hosting at Mrs Helen Webster, Bible class, a postponed V F W fish fry, Eldora Legion Auxiliary dinner, Young Homemakers and Cemetery Society teas, Farm Bureau tea and officer election, county Legion and Auxiliary meeting in Alden, and a Community Church Homecoming with basket dinner.
Brownie Play Day set for Saturday September 20 from 2 to 4 PM at the Wildlife Club house. Invites all Brownie Scouts and girls ages 7 to 9 interested in the Brownie program. Transportation will be provided from the schoolhouse corner at 1 45 PM.
Mrs C W Cote hosted a bridge group after a one oclock luncheon at Blanche and Ethel’s Tea room. Prizes went to Mrs L L Scott and Mrs C F Way. Next gathering set for September 25 at Mrs M D Stilley’s home.
Eldora Woman's Club board members met Saturday at president Mrs Louis Darzes home for a cooperative one oclock luncheon. They planned the year's work and delegates will attend the State Council of the Federation at the Fort Des Moines Hotel in Des Moines on Thursday September 18.
Mrs. George W Haynes and Mrs. J D Leonard hosted the Thursday Club at a 12:30 luncheon. Afterward the group visited in the home of Mrs. Haynes for the afternoon.
The Fall conference of the 3rd district American Legion and Auxiliary will be held in Belle Plaine on Tuesday September 16. The Auxiliary meetings are at the Methodist Church led by Mrs Geo Barnes of Sheffield district president. The department president Mrs Ralph Williams of Marion will teach a school of instruction for county presidents unit presidents and secretaries in the morning. Legion meetings are led by Alvin Jaspers of Steamboat Rock district commander with R J Laird of Des Moines directing the morning school of instruction. A 6:00 p.m. banquet features speakers Mrs Williams of Marion and Don Johnson of West Branch department commander, followed by a dance after the evening session.
The Etna Homemakers group held a tea at Mrs. Harry Rutgers home with 15 members present. Mrs. Bob Schotanus was re elected chairman and Mrs. Irvin Fleshner secretary, with Mrs. Adolph Weber vice chairwoman and Mrs. Woodrow Heilland recreation leader. Slides titled The Family Entertains were shown with Mrs. Weber narrator. 1952-53 extension lessons were presented. leaders chosen. Mrs. Charles Rykens named most attractive selfmade fresh flower corsage winner. Baby portrait guessing contest awarded to Mrs. Woodrow Homar. Refreshments served by the hostess and guest Mrs. J Nevenhoven of Upsington.
The Congregational Women's Fellowship met Wednesday afternoon for a one o'clock luncheon with more than 50 in attendance. The committee in charge included Mrs. Ralph Imes, Mrs. Claude Smith, Mrs. Ebert Follett, Mrs. A. J. Cordes, Mrs. Everett Winters and Mrs. Wayne Halstead. After the luncheon a business meeting was held to plan the New England dinner in November and a rummage sale in October. Mrs. L. L. Scott reported on the state officers' meeting in Ames with attendees including Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Ralph Ames, Mrs. Earl Putnam and Mrs. Henry Wheeler. Mrs. Edward Burling of Des Moines was a guest and spoke on the program theme "From Ancient Scroll to Modern Bible" by Mrs. J. L. Cameron.
The Woman's Social Circle of the Methodist Church held an 82:30 tea in the church parlors with thirty members present. Mrs. Glen Whorrall and Mrs. Lyle Hubbard hosted. devotion led by Mrs. Theo Hazen, program by Mrs. John Moore on O Tell Ye the Story. Cedar Rapids district meets at Belle Plaine. Fall flowers on the table. Mrs. Dean Peisen served. Tea servers included Mrs. Wilbur Barnard, Mrs. Frank Petty, Mrs Fred Vinton, and Mrs. Chester Modlin.
Eight friends gathered Thursday evening at the Leuthold home for a going away party for Roger Leuthold who left Sunday for Faribault Minnesota to reenter St James Military School. Mr and Mrs Leuthold accompanied him to Faribault.
Mr and Mrs E R Eagan of Lawn Hill in San Diego have hosted relatives from the Midwest for a weekend. Guests included Mr and Mrs Henry Elrich formerly of Albert Lea Minnesota who moved to Phoenix for health reasons and are visiting Downey Long Beach and Bellflower. The group toured Old Mexico Point Loma Sann Juar Capistrano Coronado and rode the Pacific. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Thomas Hale and sons Tommy Danny Carl Hale Wallace Nehring and sons Billy Scotty Emil Nehring from Elmore Minnesota and Mrs Nehring. They planned to return to Phoenix after several days in Downey and Long Beach. Wallace Nehring works at Long Beach as circulation manager of the Lakewood Times and with the Press Telegram. Hale is Design Engineer for North American Aircraft in Downey. Elrich owns a cabin camp in Phoenix. Eagan is an electrician at the U S Naval station in San Diego. Billy Nehring was born April 1951 in Long Beach and Carl Hale in Downey April 1952.
The W C T U met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs John Frisbie with eleven members present. Devotions were led by Mrs Geo Shafer and a program by Mrs Wilbur Davis featured a playlet Youth Thinks it Through. New officers and committees were announced and meetings adjusted to accommodate the state convention trip. Jackie Pardun visited from Clarion and stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs W C Vigars with Sunday guests Mr and Mrs John Pardun and Peggy.
Numerous Eldora residents travel to Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin for family visits vacations and double wedding events. Notables include the Janssens attending a funeral in Woden and Beulah Hossler visiting San Diego with her Navy son. T/Sgt Wallace Johnson now in England after marrying Mary Lou Weethee. Johnson and Weethee family visiting Eldora. Local trips feature Spirit Lake Iowa Falls Marshalltown and Jamaica among others.
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