Local social notes list Monroe visitors and visits across towns
Mrs Ludwig Anderson and Harold Johnson of Monroe N C were guests in the Loftegard home. Mr and Mrs John Butikofer and Pecally hosted coffee for Jere Nyberg. Clara Kurth received Sindee guests. Martin Nelson of Manchester and Chante Rypestol hosted Saturday guests. Gerald Olson visited from Veterans Hospital Iowa City. Ralls and Loftsgards hosted family visits. various Reiersons and Nybergs hosted meals and tours. A Cubs game recap notes a 5th touchdown and dominant offense with 390 rushing yards and 70 passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwig Anderson
Harold Johnson
Monroe N. Carolina
Ole Loftegard' Ome
John Butikofer
Jere Nyberg
Will Bergen
Alvin Kioeha Sna
Elkader
Sindee
Clara Kurth
Martin Nelson
Manchester
Chante Rypestol
Henry Olson
Nevis
Minnesota
Gerald Olson
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Ray Reierson
Clermont
Castalia
Olson
Ane Mily
Meerie
Larry Henkes
Cedar Rapids
Selma
Groth
Mer
Ervin Nyberg
Auburn
Henry Nyberg
August Anderson
Santa Barbara
Calif
Millard
Bilden
Jane
Zelda
Lloyd Loftsgard
Joseph Reierson
Lloyd Reierson
Valley Cubs Edge Postville 34 0 in High School Football
Valley Cubs Junior High defeated Postville Junior High 34 to 0 at Elginfield on Tuesday October 8. Jonathan Reeder started with a kickoff return nullified by holding, then Chapman scored from 22 yards. Duane Reeder added two TDs and conversions, with Richard Reeder and Leon Roberts also contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Junior High
Postville Junior High
Elginfield
Valley
Jane Reeder
Chapman
Duane Reeder
Richard Reeder
Postville
Leon Roberts
Robert Chapman
Will of Mary S Burke to be heard in Fayette County
Notice from the District Court of Iowa Fayette County that on October 29 1962 an instrument purporting to be the last will of Mary S Burke deceased will come for hearing to admit it to probate. Dated West Union Iowa October 14 1962 Herbert D Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary S. Burke
District Court
West Union
Iowa
Herbert D. Clerk
Elgin Saturday callers at the Butikofer home
Local visitors in Elgin included Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cottrell and Sandra from HL, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schaer, and Mr. and Mrs. Cerl Schaer from South Dakota, visiting Dan Butikofer Sr. and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Butikofer
Ei Mee
Werner Moore
Dan Falbonet
Byer 2 Family
Wickeye
Ben Family
Merlin Belo
Elmer Butikofer
Volga News Roundup of Family Visits and Local Events
Last week letters describe Mr and Mrs Orman Burns visiting from Colorado, extended family visits in Volga and nearby towns, and multiple local gatherings. The column notes a death in Fayette, a marriage in Caledonia Minn, a birth in Fayette area, and several family dinners and weekend trips among residents including the Lamphiers, Bakers, and Moore family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk Hicks
Theodore Friederich
Elgin
Ted
William Friederich
Lou Kotman
Wm. W. Moore
Volga
Alice Withan Hillock
Elkader
Caledonia
Minn
Dave Holsman
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Osco
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Ting
Cubs
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Tai
Ata
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Gga
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U.S
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Elginkjosa’s
Riverside Serv
Valley Cubs
Fayette County
Chas. Wenger
Inez Brackin
Minneapolis
RB. P. Schuld
Schuld
Harold Larson
Grace
Claudia
Harley Larson
Kathy
Fred Strieff
Ethel Pilgrim
Milwaukee
Volga News
Orman Burns
Colorado
Sylvia Lamphier
Harry Boleyn
Earl
Henry Lamphier
Mersene Gamm
Roland Gray
Fay
Ette
Fayette
Merlin Nading
Diane
Clark Hummel
Frieda Etter
West Union Hospital
Etter
Tom Taylor
Tommy
Robert Berger
Arlington
Sue Ellen Follon
Mt. Pleasant
Oliver Follons
Moore
Moore and Follon Hardware
Elizabeth Baker
Arnold Baker
Rosa Peake
Oelwein
Clarence Baker
Waterloo
Elvin Strukhoff
Garnaville
Chase Baker
Ann Fette
Florence Fette
Lester Lembke
Wayne Williamson
Blue Bunting
Rodger Candee
Hugh Tenney
Les Wheeler
Art Everitt
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