Diyria Church cancellation as pastor and wife vacation
Diyria Community notes no church service this coming Sunday due to the pastor’s wife being on vacation. Regular services resume the following Sunday. The Lecy Daughters Circle of Bethel Presbyterian met at Mrs. Myron Chapman’s home for a luncheon last Wednesday. Various local families and friends hosted picnics and visits across West Union, Lyons Park, and nearby towns, with many meals and gatherings reported throughout the week.
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Diyria
Steinhman
Bethel
Presbyterian Church
Myron
Chapman
Phos. Foxwell
Lyons Park
West Union
David Tope
Albert Dennler
Ar‘nold Sanders
Postville
James ‘Duff
Marion
George Kohler
Carl Munz
Sebetha
Kans
Harald Strong
Cpl
Charles Strong
Progressive Home Study Club
Tofield Heck
Ruth Rothlisberger
Garry Butikofer
Pollock
Jacob Christen
Will Christen
Cheery Valley social notes from Dennler home visits
The Cheery Valley News records a sequence of visits and guest stays involving the Dennler, Christen, Knudtson, Theus, and related families from Albert L Dennler through Elkader and Guttenberg. Highlights include visits to Postville and Madison, weekend travels to Sterling Illinois and Chicago, and a ride to Guttenberg for Elmer Christen kin. Francis Butikofer’s farewell leave is noted with a park picnic in Elkader.
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Albert L. Dennler
Wm. Torkelson
Herman Schupbach
Richard
Postville
Louis Butikofer
Marie Theus
Rock Island
Ill
John Christen
Jacob Christen
Guttenberg
Elmer Christen
Lydia Hanson
Elkader
Rosa Dennler
Ben Dennler
Walter Lehman
Clarence Hofer
Dean
Francis ‘West
Robert Hanson
Lucy Christen
Ernest Christen
Martin Hanson
Reuben Metzger
John Dennler
S. B. Knudson
Fred Butikofer
Severin Blockhus
Linda
Elmer
Orvin Knudtson
Belle Knudtson
Gunner Landsgard
St. Olaf
Wm. Moore
Francis
Francis Butikofer
Will Christen
Ert
Thoman
Christen Bros
Harry Olesen
Frank Christen
al Parker
Sterling, IL
Elizabeth Christen
Chicago
Ann Howie
Funeral of Mrs Henry Larson in Wadena
Funeral services for Mrs. Henry Larson were held Sunday afternoon at the Presbyterian church with Rev. S B Knudsen and Vance Knutson assisting. Music by Gerald and Mrs Shaffer and organist Leallen Knox. Casket bearers included Archie Wheeler Howard Shaffer Noble Seedorff Robert Whittenbaugh Floyd Thompson and Robert Ernst. Burial followed in Wadena cemetery. LaVora M Baumgartner Larson, born June 4 1905, daughter of Cora Ward and Albert Baumgartner, died July 16 1953 after a brief illness.
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Henry Larson
Presbyterian Church
S. B.knudsen
Vance Knutsen
and Mirs
Gerald Shaffer
Leallen Knox
Archie Wheeler
Howard Shaffer
Noble Seedorff
Robert Whittenbaugh
Floyd Thompson
Robert Ernst
Wadena
LaVora Mse
Cora Filla Ward
Albert Baumgartner
Obituary and community notices from Wadena village page
Age details a family tragedy and memorial thank you notes. Lavora Larson, 48, oldest of three, lived in Kansas Iowa and Wisconsin connections. Survived by husband Henry Larson and two daughters Cora Evelys and Sara Cora, plus brother Joe and many relatives. Funeral acknowledgments to local clergy, organist, singers, and neighbors. Also list of visiting guests, church events and a 4H program update from the Wadena community club with swimming lessons and band concerts scheduled.
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Kansas
Gerald Albert
Iowa
Henry Larson
Leroy Henry
Lavora
Lutheran Church
Cora Evelys
West Union
Sara Cora
Joe
Dubuque
Russell Jones
Frances Jones
Chicago
Richard Jones
Vol~ga
Charles Wilder
Fayette
Linda Wilder
Dresser
Wia
William Muench
Elkader
Mia
Wilma Bartels
Dale Schrader
Maynard
Black Hills
George Jones
Edgarton
Wis
Robert Quinn
Evansville
Joyce Erickson
Francis Larson
Walters Trip Pictures Featured By Local Event
Thad Walters shared travel photographs from a Canada trip while Sidney Corbin presented song and piano selections by Barbara Yearous. the audience enjoyed the varied program and the Walters couple displayed their pictures.
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Sidney Corbin
Gunder News Social Roundup From Wisconsin Visits
Mr and Mrs Darel Lien of Wisconsin called at Kirkeberg Bros home last Wednesday morning on their way to Belmond. Dinner guests in various homes included Ole E Olson Dewey Leppert Lansing V Landsgard St Olaf Glen Thompson Bruce of Clarinda Hilda Dunsrud Elkader Kenneth Mark Melvin Olson West Union and Gerhard Groth Burr Oak Bertha West Locust and Lawrence Naylor. Call Mrs Orvin Loftsgard with Gunder news for next two weeks.
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Darel Lien
Wisconsin
Kirkeberg Bros
Belmond
Ole E. Olson
Dewey Leppert
Lansing
V. Landsgard
St. Olaf
Glen Thompson
Bruce
Clarinda
Hilda Dunsrud
Elkader
Ole E
Understanding A Childs Motives In Table Etiquette
Louise a five year old habitually elbows the table to remind herself, prompting gentle pushes from her mother and a jolt when her father clashes with etiquette. The story shows how children imitate and misinterpret adult conduct, leading to confusion, discipline, and insight into social rules. It notes adults perform many acts children cannot and vice versa, amid evolving expectations.
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Louise
Understanding a Childs Motives Improves Teaching
A discussion on patience with children argues that misbehavior stems from good intentions and that adults should seek to understand motives before reacting. If Louise faced her father with calm understanding, embarrassment and hurt feelings might have been avoided.
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Louise
Crop disease toll among oat and corn fields rising
Declines in food prices are limited as most costs rise. Crown rust and stem rust devastate towa oat fields, worst year on record. Towa cornfields face bacterial wilt or Stewart's disease affecting sweet and field corn. No practical control exists at present.
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Towa
Kiplinger Sees a Better World After 30 Years
Kiplinger marks 80 years of reporting world events and forecasting trends with a 30th anniversary issue. He predicts the world will be better in the next three decades, though progress requires hard knowledge and swift action. He recalls starting with a typewriter and few subscribers, building a Washington Letter agency now delivering to readers nationwide and abroad. He cites rising wages, lower relative costs, and innovations from sound films to electronics as signs of ongoing improvement, while noting shifts toward larger government and labor growth.
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Washington
W. M. Kiplinger
Kiplinger Washington
Kiplinger
Kiplinger: Washington
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LeRoy Rothlisberger
Floyd Wrieden
Walter Rothlisberger
LeRoy
Louis Bahrs
Mein Wenger
Sabetha
Fred Schneider
Carl Gehring
Sandra Christensen
West UN
Ion
Edwin Lottsgard
DeVere Helvernon
Lloyd Loftsgard
Ruth Loftsgard
Sharon
Mra
Gilbert Loftsgard
Karol
Ivan Anderson
Mavis
Jacob Schneider
William and
Sara Sinclair
Carmel
Ind
Mervin ‘Hunsberger
Joe Peters
Jand
Wm. Peters
Colleen Howard
Mabel Peters
Robert Kerr
Harold Strong
Reynold
Ida Peters
Cedar Rapids
Wenger Bros
Gerald
Forrest Shaffer
Jim
M. V. Kiple
Ralph Shaffer
Reurben Light
Waterloo
Mary Light
Brian Kerr
Floyd Frieden
Mer
Ruth Royce
Orran Bane
Gene Wenger
Harold
Dundee
Carol Shaffer
Glass
Lowell Gehring
Luana
Geo, Willams
Marian Woodward
Nennie Olstad
Clarence Paulson
Laura ‘Madson
Blooming Prairie
Minn
Eddie Christensen
Glen McKellar
Henry Wellersven
Edwin Loftsgard
Mabel King
Mervin Hunsberger
Phyllis
Elgin School
Ed Wenger
Alan
Hame
Harry Wenger
Thos
Gordon Pollock
Forrest
John Zuercher
Lamont
Elgin State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Elgin, Iowa
Lawrence Envidtsen
Cheery Valley News
Wadena News
S. B. Knudsen
Henry ‘Larson
Joseph ‘Baumgartner
Gunder News
ICMR
The
Elgin Echo
Schori Bros
Elgin
E. R. Withell
D. C
State Bank
R. L. Myers
Optometrist
L.R. Tappan
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