Brainard items of social gathering noted
Mrs Versi Boyer hosted the Ladies Aid Society gathering on Thursday after Reon Ar and Mrs Gores Boyle and daughter attended in Brainard, with local ladies sharing news and plans for upcoming events.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1926
Page
5
Mrs Versi Boyer hosted the Ladies Aid Society gathering on Thursday after Reon Ar and Mrs Gores Boyle and daughter attended in Brainard, with local ladies sharing news and plans for upcoming events.
Vivian Rowland and Joe Peters wed at West Union on Saturday May 29. Visitation by Phyllis Rowland at the Jim Bartlett home. Marjorie Barker represented the school in a spelling contest at West Union. Mr. and Mrs. Stahl and son John of West Union visited Sidney Nutting’s home. Frances and Roger Craft of near West Union visited at Sidney Nutting’s home. Melvin Boyer of Blain and Dan Craft with Glen and Herman Boyer drove to Watering Sunday. Andy Grims and two sons left for Waukegan Illinois to make their home. Mr Grimes has been there for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hovey and Beverly visited friends in Oelwein Sunday. Howard Frisbe returned from New Hampton Hospital stay of two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bartlett and two Long drove to Galena Illinois to visit the Myron Burnaide family. They returned home Monday.
The Illyria column lists numerous visitors and hosts across West Union, Waterloo, Elkader, and nearby towns, including Robins, Rothlisberger, Hunsberger, and Rothlischer families. People traveled by auto to Chicago and Gilmore City, with many Sunday dinners and arrivals noted, plus memorial services planned at the local church.
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