Community Gatherings and Visits Round Madison Wis Area
Gunder News notes weekend visits and social events around Madison reinforcing family ties. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Earl Redder at the Adolf Kummer home and numerous dinners with the Anderson, Loftsgard, Reierson, Olson, and Jacobson families. A quilting session for the Dorcas Society and a Dorcas bazaar are highlighted along with baptisms at Immanuel Lutheran near Tows Falls.
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Earl Redder
Madison
Wis
Adolf Kummer
Reierson
Ole Loftsgard
Orlando Loftsgard
Allen Anderson
Danice and
Stanley
Ernestine Friederich
Ivan Anderson
Selma Groth
Cedar Rapids
Ole Olson
Rosina Anderson
Louis Butikofer
Louis
Myron Anderson
L'Myra
Ole Lottsgard
Avis Mark
Rosella Strong
Ray Jacobia
Milo Jacobia
Judy
Jean Ann Raisch
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Tows Falls
Ray Jacob
T. L. Lottsgard
Marion
Edie
Elver Anderson
Delores Bergan
Donna Rad
Rex Medberry
Earl
Max Lehman
Illyria Community Church Schedule and Local Socials
Illyria Sunday school at 10 15 a m and church service at 11 15 a m. Illyria young people host Elgin youth at a Hallowe en party Thursday at 8 pm. Welcomes 8th graders and older. Numerous social visits and events at local homes, farms, and churches, with attendees from Fest ville Elkader Madison West Union and beyond. Community members include Heck Jarms Wenger Glass Holyfield Duff Rothlisberger and Yestous among others.
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Ilyria Community Church
Illyria
Elgin
Local families visit for weekend dinners and gatherings
A series of dinner and weekend visits are noted across Farmersburg Osage Hawkeye Fayette Pierre Oneida Minneapolis Cedar Falls Dubuque and surrounding areas. Guests include Deanna Alberta Rolland Jeanette Virgil Scheffert Esther Kurth Barbara Karen Vernon Kurth Chas Burth Dorothy Burtch and many others.
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Deanna
Alberta Rolland
Jeanette
Virgil Scheffert
Esther Kurth
Barbara
Karen
Vernon Kurth
Farmersburg
Francis Meisner
Richard Hofer
Chas
Burth
Dorothy
Osage
Fred Schneider
Harold Meyer
Ronald
Strawberry Point
Social Visits Highlight Brainard Area Gatherings
Brainard residents share weekend visits as Mr and Mrs George Boyle dined with Mrs Chloa Lyon. Sheldon Moats and Ray Gilbert traveled to Newton while Fred Barker of Dubuque visited Dan Craft's home. Mrs Ray Gilbert and Mrs Tom Reeder called on Mrs Chioa Lyon and Mrs Wm Nutting hosted guests Ette Nutting and others at West Union.
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George Boyle
Chloa Lyon
Sheldon Moats
Ray Gilbert
Newton
Fred Barker
Dubuque
Dan Craft J
Tom Reeder
Wm. Nutting
Jimmie
Gary
Ette Nutting
West Union
Chioa Lyon
Limited Dress Rules at 17th Century French School
A historical note describes strict attire limits at a fashionable girls' school in France. Students could wear only one set of undergarments, one pair of stockings, and two handkerchiefs monthly, with allowances for baths and foot washing as defined by the era.
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France
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Gunder
Allen Anderson Family
Mrs
Winkler
Stoker
Sor Clermont & Elgin
John, M. Tillotson
Iowa
Eldora Training School
Fayette County
Donald H. Shaw
Tic
Tofield Heck
Harvey Jarms
Festville
Will Wenger
Volga
Wenger Bros
iNyria Livestock Club
Farm Bureau
Harold Glass, Jr
J. L. Holyfield
Indianapolis
Ind
Hattie Duff
Jerome Yestous
Albert Larson
Hattie Page
Elkader
Gladys Craft
Fred Rothlisberger
Harold Clynch
Elma
Iowa City
Betty Schneider
Rochester
Minn
Pollock
Wm. Pollock
Alexander Pollock
Chicago
Arthur Yearous
Andrew Yearous
Bruce Jones
Louise Henkes
Alton
Calvin Henkes
Jim Yearous
John Nydegger
Cedar Falls
Marjorie Dennler
Henry Holzer
Howard Medberry J
Oran Bane
Pattin
Ina
Colonial Furnace
John Tillotson
Elgin, Iowa
Cele
Brainard News
Jeniml
Kofene Products Corp
America
James Melton
Harvest OF
Howard Barlow
Lyn Murray Chorus
NBC
International Harvester
Geo. L. Cook
Eleader
Bayless Hotel
Echo
Lgin State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Wadena
Elgin State Bank
Laurence Knudtson
MSTT
Alto
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
Diamond
D-X
Elgin Oil Company
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