Illyria Community Church Sunday schedule and social notes
Illyria News lists Sunday school at 10 15 a m and morning worship at 11 15 a m. The Wm Kerr family hosted a birthday dinner at Cleve Bennett home. Ida Anderson of LeRoy Kansas visits the Fred Schnei der family. Lydia Wilson of Fayette visits Mabel King. The Thos Ogle, Fremont and Ebien Flanagan stayed with Albert Kelly and Francis Little in Cedar Rapids. Robert Downey of Cedar Rapids visits family and calls on relatives in Monona and Elkader. Edwin Loftsgard and Janice dine with Ruth Loftsgard family. Arnold Gibbs dines with the Lawrence Cannon family. Olaf Berg of Clermont visits Mer vin Hineberger. Clarence Schnei der and Les Wheeler with L C Hummel guests of Arthur Hermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Kerr
Cleve Bennett
Ida Anderson
LeRoy
Kant
Fred Schneider
Lydia Wilson
Fayette
Mabel King
Mixs
Thos
Ogle
Fremont
Ebien Flanagan
Albert Kelly
Francis Little
Cedar Rapids
Robert Downey
Joe Downey
Monona
Elkader
Edwin Loftsgard
Janice
Ruth Loftsgard
Arnold Gibbs
Lawrence Cannon
West Union
Olaf Berg
Clermont
Mervin Hineberger
Clarence Schneider
Ben Denner
Les Wheeler
L. C. Hummel
Volga
Arthur Hermen
Toffeld Heck
Carl Gehring
Community Guest List Highlights Local Visits and Meetings
The region saw numerous social visits this week including Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grimm and Les ter at Wenger Bros. Mrs. Martha Chapman with the Harlow Chapman family in Creston. and Derel Wilson family guesting with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Matthys in Hawk-eye. The New Hampton hospital cared for Nellie McKellar, while Albert Dennler returned home after two weeks with a new granddaughter. A Study Club meeting at Harold Dennler’s home featured readings and a contest, with officer elections held.additional visits include the Dennlers dinnering with the Pollock family, Lowell Strong of Ames with Rae Gibbs, and many other hospitality exchanges across Postville, Volga, Elgin, Garnavilla, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Grimm
Lester
Wenger Bros
Martha Chapman
Harlow Chapmen
Creston
Derel Wilson
Henry Matthys
Hawk
Alan
Ladies’ Aid Society
Orvin Thompson Homg
Ralph Shaffer
Thos
Ogle
Elmer Lembke
Harold Strong
Arthur Yearous
Albert Dennler
Pollock
Lowell Strong
Ames
Rae Gibbs
Clara Bane
Avethe Medberry
Elgin
John Kiple
Garnavilla
Alton Medberry
Herbert Ash
Rosella Strong
Mary Forwold
New Albin
Reynold Strong
Raymond Hudachek
Lone Tree
Harold Dennler
Mary Flanagan
Otto Behrens
Gertrude Fenchel
Strawberry Point
Richard Hofer
Lawrence Hofer
Postville
Charles Downey
Joe
Edgewood
Joe Downey
Community Visitations List From Gunder Area
Sunday dinner guests in Harold Opland home included Morris Amundson Arthur Amundson and Bernard Hanson families. Numerous local families visited, hosted or stayed with neighbors through the week including Olson Loftsgard Reierson Kirkeberg Tollefson and Schutte families. Many hospitality exchanges and social calls marked a busy period among Gunder area households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Opland
Morris
Arthur Amundson
Bernard Hanson
Harry Helgerson
E. K. Mark
Joe Olson
Frankie Olson
Henry Olson
John Opland
Ole Loftsgard
Hiram Olson
Marion Olson
Lloyd Schutte
Gerald
Herman Schupbach
Tov Torsrud
St. Olaf
Henry Vellersven
Eagle Grove
Clarence Ulstad
Cornelius Reiehison
Carrie Tollefson
C. E. Wagner
West Union
Decorah Dinner Guests Hosting Weekend Socials
Decorah residents hosted and visited family friends over the weekend. Harold Opsand and family welcomed dinner guests Saturday, John Opsand hosted guests Sunday, P K Peterson visited, the Torkelson family visited Elvey Anderson Sunday afternoon, Harold Halverson and his wife hosted guests Friday, and Otto Gisleson and daughters spent Friday evening at Gerhard Groth’s home near Locust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnie Olson
T. J. Olson
Henry Olson
Ole Loftsgard
Orlando Loftsgard
Donna Schupbach
Aldora Anderson
L’myra
Rodney Smith
Elmer Schutte
Lloyd Schutte
Clarence Andérson
Carol
Otto ‘Gisleson
Adam Olson
Knute Bidné
Ralph Dahlen
Decorah
Harold ,Opsand
John Opsand
P. K. Peterson
Quinton ‘Torkelson
Elvey Anderson
P. ‘K. Peterson
Harold Halverson
Otto Gisleson
Gerhard Groth
Locust
Social visits and gatherings in Shulleburg area
Friday to Sunday visits by Cheery Valley News families included Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Teutchmann and others from Shulleburg and Belmont. Local trips featured Robert Hanson, Clayton Schreiner, and Irene Minihan visiting Volga Guttenberg Oelwein and surrounding homes. A Thursday 500 card party at the Dennlers included five tables with high scores by Mrs. Hanson and Nading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Teutchmann
Shulleburg
Wis
Lloyd Robelia
Belmont
John Dennler
Christen Bros
Bert Thoman
Robert Hanson Jrove
Town Falls
Clayton Schreiner
Gladys. Hanson
Clara Muehlerthaler
Roscoe Larson
Guttenberg
Elmer Christen
Larson
Dubuque
Robert Leeman
Jeffery
Dwayne Frieden
Carol
Wm. Moore
Ernest Christen
Jana
Lucy Christen
Lydia Hanson
George Letchtenmacher J
Irene Minihan
Robert Hanson
Nading
George
Leuchtenmacher
Mini‘han
Leo Nading
Glen
Dennler
Ben Dennler
Albert L. Dennler
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Schori Bros
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E.R. Withell
D.C
LR. Tappan
Towa
Illyria News
Milyria
Orvin Thompson
Edwin Hanson
Scar Baumgartner
Louie Zurcher
Lester Chase
Rose Ella Chase
Oliver Heing
Will Christensd
Will Chase
Francis Wolf
Eunice
Ella Gehring Wert
Fred Schneidder
Harvey Smith
Will Schmidt
Castalia
James Kerr
Waterloo
Guernsey Smith
Paul
Fanny Smith
Elgin State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Elgin, Iowa
Wadena
Lawrence Knudteon
Manag
Gunder News
Cheery
Valley News
Jack Zurcher
Clarence Hofer
Ben Dennier
Albert L. Dennier
Harry Butikofer
Walter Dennier
Martin Hanson
Orlin Meson
Frank Christen
Geo. Leuchtenmacher
Wm. Rainey
Martin Mini
Elgin Produce
C. J. and
Rex Mulford
Strop
BUICK
John Fale
Center Street
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