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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1961
Page
8
Sunday visitors and weekend guests fill Clermont area households. Families including Landsgard, McNally, Foxwell, Loftsgard, Dennler, and Wenzel hosted relatives from Milwaukee LaCrosse Evanston and Ossian. Neighbors attended reunions at Clermont park and Pike’s Peak.
Decorah and Clermont residents mingle with neighbors at dinners, coffees, and birthday celebrations. Names include Seim Stene Amundson Kjosa Nyberg Kjosa Mikkelson Loftsgard and Vick Olson, with gatherings across Elkader Clermont and West Union plus visits by Mrs. Hilda Dunsrud and others.
Brainard News notes Mr and Mrs Joe A Peters and family of Bellevue spent the week with the Joe Peters and Garland Knight families. Mrs Glenn Boyer hosted U S S C Thursday afternoon with 16 people present. Mrs Arlo Homewood of West Union was a guest.
Last Wednesday Mr and Mrs Louis Lehman hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Ralph Ramseyer and son Dean from Auburn Michigan and Mrs Anna Schupbach Mrs Fanny Frieden Mrs Sarah Schupbach and Mrs Lena Schupbach. Visitors of Merle Clarks were Mr and Mrs Raymond Koehler Bruce and Nile of Oelwein.
Hospital in Postville. Des Moines visitors include Gordon Hemnick with David and Dawnette. Clermont couple Mr. and Mrs Levi Frieden hosted last Wednesday. Bud Hyde of Elinder visited Friday. Merle Clark attended a Des Moines farm service sales congress. Cedar Rapids guests Allen Frieden and family dined with Fanny Frieden and Ida Wednesday. Connie Baker vacationing in Gerald Olson home Elkader. New Milford Ohio residents Don Leightner and Hilda Little with Don Little and son visited Inez Shaffer Monday. Howard Shaffer and family were Sunday visitors.
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