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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1964

Page

8

Local Socials Report From West and Surrounding Homes

Mrs Wilson Patterson Nite Marion and sister spent Tuesday through Friday Rex Folkerts home Steamboat Rock Mr and Mrs Folkerts brought them home Friday and Debbi at Monday and Je fe Metin home Tuesday afternoon Mrs Martin Jeri and Jane Deve Sally and Debbie and Mrs Melvin Hanson called at the Robert Musser home West Mr and Mrs Thomas Meighan Ray and Kelly Sumner visited Sunday in the Lawrence Gehring home Thursday evening visitors in the Lyle Martin home Mrs Lerch and children Sa cagra were the oy Gary Siber temdaun evening five were Mrs Giles Mike Donna and a Johnny and may Lerch Howard Van sickle West Wain visited Monday evening the Lawrence Gehring home Sunday dinner guests in ee Pritchard home Bir and by Walter Pritchard les Corbin fa-

Wilson Patterson Nite Marion Ister Rex Folkerts Steamboat Rock Folkerts Debbi Jefe Metin Martin Jeri Ane Deve Sally Debbie Melvin Hanson Robert Musser West Thomas Meighan Ray and Kelly Sumner Lawrence Gehring Lyle Martin Lerch Arid Sacagra Gary Siber

Illyria News Brief Highlights Local Family Visits

Mrs. Retin welcomed relatives including the Arnold Ganders family and Helen Wander at the reunion in Stankere Halverson’s home. Edith Ernst and Clinton Dennler are visiting the Albert Dennler home for several weeks with additional extended family guests.

Retin Gisbaiats Arnold ‘Ganders Fankere Halverson Helen Ard Edith Ernst Clinton Albert Dennler Will Visi

Local residents reunions and visiting in the area

The article lists numerous visits and gatherings among the Foxwell, Ernst, Whitford, Yearon, Pollock, Lehman, Anderson, Hunsberger, and several other families from Elkport, West Union, Arlington, and surrounding towns. It notes picnics, suppers, birthday events, and church circle meetings held across multiple towns with many relatives traveling to attend.

Local Families Visit in area Homes and Reunions

Gunder News notes Sunday visitors at Orvin Lotts gard home including Mrs Rodney Smith and others. Colesburg guests Harold Hanson and family called on Ms. Hanson, while Cedar Rapids visitors Michael Knowles and Gary Nosek stayed with their grandmother Selma Groth. Several reunions and social visits occur across Lake Mills Osage Boscobel and Eldorado communities.

Rodney Smith Donald Maraha Mavis Menae Aisa Ote Mir Aot Orvin Lottsgard George and Judy Colesburg Harold Hanson Michael Knowles Gary Nosek Cedar Rapids Hanson Selma Groth Betty Reierson Marlys Myron Houg Morris Amundson Janet David Steven Christensen Boscobel, Wise Roger Holm Selmer Holm Harold Opsand Boscobel Wisc Christine Rypestel Corrine Lorenz Schutz Lake Mills Sara Fred Larson Waterloo Robert Mooney Los Angeles Steven Helgerson Eldorado Emma Larson T. L. Loftsgard Marion Emily Amundson Kenneth Anderson Mervin Reierson T. L

Local Families Visit Terrace Areas on Sunday

Mr and Mrs Marvin Lantz and a family visited Sunday afternoon in the Glen Shave area. Otto Gisleson and Mr and Mrs K Kijosa toured Prairie du Chien and Cassville. Mrs Lawrence Naylor spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs Otto Gisleson. Mr and Mrs John Butikofer and family were visitors in the Will Bergen home Sunday afternoon.

Marvin Lantz Glen Shave Mra Otto Gisleson K * Kijosa Prairie du Chien Cassville Wise Lawrence Naylor Weat Onion John Butikofer Will Bergen

Social visits and family gatherings at Christen and Peake homes

Cheery Valley residents hosted and visited over a week, with numerous calls and dinners in Elkader West Bend Fairfield and Floyd area. Attendees included Mildred Minihan Leo Boland Luc y Christen Martin Hanson Gladys Hanson Ellen Mason and many others, plus Frank Thoman of West Bend visiting from Thursday to Saturday. The John Christen family entertained at dinner, and Helen Christen escorted to Monticello for a bible camp counselor role.

Mildred. Minihan Leo Boland Elkader Roscoe Marshall Masonville Calif Frank ‘Thoman West Bend Eay Christen Bros Frank Gordons Dons Joe Thomans Martin Hanson Gladys Diane Hanson Ellen Mason Edwin Hanson Donald T Hangon Christen Brothers Don Gordon Susanville Frank Thoman West Earl Garmoe Linda Jeanie Fairfield Denice Janie Berse Chatfield Iran Olson St. Olef Lydia Hanson Harry James Duff Albert Parsy Volga Wil John Christen Frank Christen Ida Cummings Hulda Nydegger Andy Braker Clarence Celia Thoman Clara Uehlethaler Ida Christen Merlin Butikofer David Vernon Floyd Iowa U.S Earl Germoe Zelia Thoman Jim Frieden Wanda Hofer Cedar Rapids Clarence Hofer Della Chapman Marie Shroyer Good Samaritan West Union Robert Hanson George Jickies Mark Meyer Russel Meyer Wilbur Peake George Nickels Robert Nickels Seago Ville Texas Robert Owen Nickels Muskogee Oklahoma Donalds Mads Wm, Dennier James Hermen Ernest Baumgartner Clem Delbert Chapmen Ellen Magon Roma Eichell Emma Eppens Sun Genieve Helen Christen Monticello Helen

Marion Happy Hustlers Meeting In July

The July meeting of the Marion Happy Hustlers 4-H Club was at East Clermont Lutheran Church with host Mark Amundson. Four North Carolinians from Iredell county visited, and the group assigned members to complete picnic tables, arrange fair decorations, and prepare fair entries due July 28. A get well card was sent to Harry Cline. Talks covered forage plant identification and orchard grass hay conditioning, followed by a NC attractions movie presented by Richard Reierson.

Marion Happy Hustlers East Clermont Lutheran Church Mark Amundson Iredell County L. B. Nance Asst. Co Almer Amundsons Arvey Stoop Linds Stutts Hubert Cummingses Marion Diane Hanson Wayne Anderson Mr. Nance North Carolina Richard Reierson

Marion Busy Bees 4-H Club Meeting

The Marion Busy Bees held its regular July meeting at Karen Seitz home with roll call a safety tip in baking and reports from secretary and treasurer. A motion to pay ice cream social bills was discussed along with the achievement show program and topic selections for demonstrations. Meeting adjourned after Vera Coffin gave an illustrated talk on guides to cheese cookery with refreshments.

Marion Busy Bees Karen Seitz Vera Coffin Pinel

Club notes with Dairy Princess candidate chosen

Members answered roll call with a science why. Reports from secretary and treasurer were presented. Helen Christen was named a Dairy Princess candidate from the club. An ice cream social was planned and discussed. Marilyn Butikofer demonstrated summertime goodies. Lunch was served by Mr Very Coffin.

Helen Christen Marilyn Butikofer Very Coffin

Elgin Lutheran Chu Women Hold July Meeting

The Elgin Lutheran Church Women met July 16 in the fellowship hall with 34 members, three guests, and three children present. Officers and guests included Mesdams Dele Seitz Leonhert Gerald Block Harold Halverson and Wa dena. ushers Mrs Russell Friederich and Mrs Fred Butikofer. pianist Mrs bean DeSart. The meeting opened with hymn singing and a secretary report approved. Gisleson reported the treasurer’s report and presented a table cloth gift from Stanley Anderson. Birthday offering collected and sung. Belva Snyder spoke on Publications. Mrs E W Hilgemann led Bible study Sent the Holy Spirit. Mrs Harold Halversom of Wadena gave the worship offering meditation as Pastor Fjelstul gave closing devotions. The group prayed, sang the Lord’s prayer and table grace.

Elgin Lutheran Chu Fellowship Hall Dele Seitz Leonhert Gerald Blockin Harold Halverson Wadena Russell Friederich Fred Butikofer Bean DeSart Secertary Melitford Gisleson Fjelstul

Point Youth Accepted By Peace Corps

Jack Dillon of Strawberry Point and Ames college student has been accepted by the Peace Corps. He will join the agriculture department and may be sent to a foreign country. The program operates in 46 countries across Africa Asia and Latin America. He is the son of the late Paul Dillon and Katherine Morris of Bettendorf and a Volga high school graduate.

Jack Dillon Strawberry Point Ames College Peace Corps Selmer Olson Volga Agriculture Department Africa Asia Latin America Paul Dillon Katherine Morris Bettendorf Volga High School

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