Community Visitors Spread Across Counties This Weekend
Local residents hosted and visited family friends during a busy weekend. Guests included M V Kiple in DeKalb Illinois visiting his son Frank, and gatherings around Dubuque Oelwein Readlyn and West Union with numerous dinners and cards. The record notes many households hosting relatives and friends from Cedar Rapids to Madison Wisconsin and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. V. Kiple
DeKalb
Frank
James Yearous
G. J. Mosby
Roberta
Carol
Paul Waters
Dubuque
Harold Albrecht
Burton ‘Olf
Charles Frieden
Martha Frieden
West Bend
Oscar ‘Frieden
Gordon Schupbach
Gregory Geilman
William Schupbach
Monona
Robert Seilman
Gregory
Oelwein
Anna Schupbach
R. F. Strauch
Keith Waters
Postville
Strauch
Ern Pfeister
Augusta ‘Scheel
Sandra
Nels Olson
Rasmussen
John Tillotson
Waterloo
Tillotson
Fairbanks-Morse
Russell Lamson Hotel
Bruford Wood
Allen Habeger
Wood
Postville Hospital
Glen Little Home
Roland Gruver
Virgil Torson
Iin
John Nydegger
Louis ‘Becker
Cliff Wilson
Walter Dennler
Ed Metzger
Weekend Travels And Dine Visits Across Iowa Towns
A series of weekend visits and dinners tied residents across LaPorte City Waterloo Cedar Rapids Elkader Calmar Clinton Guttenberg Jefferson Jefferson Wis Postville West Union and Mabel. Notable hosts included Mr and Mrs Paul Shank Mrs Albert Halver family and Harold Halverson and Melvin Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Vaughn
Wm. Miller
Harold Puffet
Strawberry Point
Floyd Puffet
Manchester
Allen Habeger
Joe Dinan
Eugene Habeger
Cedar Rapids
Sheldon Boyle
Park Ridge
Vait
Philip Hogan
H. H. Wolf
Burton
Chicago
Harry L. Cline
Martin Wenger
Stan
Elmer Meyer
John Pulfer, Jr
Waterloo
John Pulfer
J. M. Gehring
Eunice
Phyllis
Max Prough
Kenneth Moore
Marilyn Bauer
Donald ‘Little
Oelwein
Glen Little
Floyd Harvey
Castalia
Perry Medberry
Carrie Steele
Robert Larson
Minneapolis
Mee
Alta Klingman
Libbie Larson
Ed Riser
Postville
Robert D. Wilson
Louis Lehman
Rosalie
Anna Wuthrich
Rockville
Conn
Paul Pulfer
Gottlieb Pulfer
Albert Schupbach
Ruth
Lena Schuwbach
Emily Moore
Marie Schmid
Eddie Pulfer
Fanny Frieden
Ida
Clarence H. Olson
Norris Relerson
Ole M. Blockhus
Cartie Thorson
Paul Shank
LaPorte City
Albert Halverson
Harold and
DeVere Halverson
Melvin Anderson
West Union
Kenneth Schori
Leo Schori
Schori
Leonard Moore
Lennis
Blader
Belva Snyder
L. D. Hitech
Frank Greenley
Richard
Rita Neuman
Judy Luchsinger
Jake Hoover
Ivan Torkelson
Gordon Pollock
Carlyle Kirkeberg
Beverly
Shirley Howard
Thos. Howard
Herbert Ash
Ed Medberry
Howard Ash
Guttenberg
John Falk
Mabel, Holzer
L. J. Stolbaum
Elkader
Charles O'Neill
Jefferson
Wis
Sherry O'Neill
L. Henke
Clinton
D. O. Dean
B. Schori
K. J. Myer
Calmar
Clea Moore
Wadena
Laurence West
Yvonne
Donald Yunker
Inwood
Walter Durscher
G. J. Mos
Progress Club
Genevieve Dunkle
Mel Kehler
Roll Call
Edna Hunsberger
Gordon Buroden
Hugh ‘Connor
Rochester
Minn
D. C
Methodist Church announces services and meetings
The church lists worship service at 10:00 a.m. and Sunday School at 11:00 a.m. A W. C. S. meeting is planned for Thursday at Mrs. Mel Kohler’s home. Youth Fellowship meets next Monday at the church. A free will offering will be taken next Sunday for Negro schools in the south marking Race Relations Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Steinman
Mel Kohler
Nordic Cathedral Choir Sings At Luther College
St Olaf Lutheran Churches announce February 8 events and February 10 services at Luther College with Marion, Clermont, and Norway Leagues as guests. February 14 Marion Mission Society hosts Mrs Harvey Anderson and Mrs John Opland. February 15 Norway Aid with Miss Elvira Glesne and Mrs Theo Thorson assisting. Dr S J Strandford calls all to attend all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nordic Cathedral
Luther College
St. Olaf
Marion
Clermont
Norway
Marion Mission Society
Harvey Anderson
John Opland
Elvira Glesne
Theo. Thorson
S. J. Strandford
First Baptist Church Weekly Schedule and Sunday School Appeal
Thursday events include Women’s Mission Society at 2:00 pm hosted by Mrs Louise Miller and Mrs Schutte with Berean Songsters at 7:15 pm and Evangelical Mid-Week Hour at 8:00 pm Chair Rehearsal at 9:00 pm. Friday features Men’s Chorus Rehearsal. Sunday February 10 agenda lists Morning Worship at 10:00 am and Sunday School at 11:00 am with a plea to reach 200 in attendance. The Head of Christ by Salisman was presented to the Sunday School by Mary Haas’s nieces and nephews, a valued gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ittermann
Women’s
I Mission Society
Louise Miller
Schutte
Berean Songsters
Mary Haas
Christ
Salisman
Full Gospel Undenominational Services Schedule
Sunday school at 10:00 a m. Sunday service at 11:00 a m. Sunday evening service at 8:00 p m.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Kiple
Walter Medberry
Elsie ‘Popenhagen
Joy Popenhagen
Russell Popenhagen
Lima
Jack VanSickle
Gerald Gehring
George Boyle
Lawrence Gehring
Lawrence Gehring, Jr
Cedar Falls
Melvin Gregerson
Volga
Earl Kiple
Harriet Juhi
Clara Baumgartner
Fred Mueklethaler
Charlton Looby
Melbert Meyer
J. O. ‘Anderson
Ray DeSart
Clarence Muehlethaler
Messrs
Archie Schroeder
Alfred Baechler
Abe Habeger
Lester Wenger
Gus
Lyle, Kenton
Eddie Krueger
Paul Zurbriggen
Lorence Muehlretthaler
Harry Johnson
Esther Oelberg
Dale Jensen
Fritz Albrecht
Readlyn
Henry Feller
Cc. J. Smith
Plainfield
George Meneely
Fayette
Floyd Stannard
Cliff Feller
Feller
Melbert Baechler
Wm. Kohls
Clifford M. Olson
Olson
Leslie Ruroden
James Crider
Amanda Ruroden
Louis Kurth
C.M. Peterson
Clifton Kohler
Wilton Junction
Ethel Kohler
Robert
Keith Kohler
Jerome Yearous
Anna M. Kimball
Wilbur Peake
Richard Hofer
Harold Kimball
Ernie Christen
Lucy Christen
Orville Berg
Mervin Hunsberger
Jerome Yearons
Farmer’s Mutual Insurance Ass’n
American Legion Hall
Iowa
J. H. Wilson
Dow Clute
Arlington
Singlo
Meinhard
Rusty
BeAuTy Shop
Ali
OF Women’s
Max Thoma
Elgin, Iowa
St. Olaf Lutheran Churches
First Baptist Church
Jewels
Mr. Farmer
International
L.W.B
Chevrolet
Dodge
John Falb & Sons
G.E
G. E. Television
Elgin Furniture Store
Fred C. Muehlethaler & Sons
DIAL
Elgin
Owa
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