Jones Lantz Wedding Held In Wadena Church
The Jones Lantz wedding took place at 2:00 pm at the Wadena Presbyterian Church on Saturday September 24 with Cynthia Jones, daughter of Russell Jones and the late Mrs Jones, marrying David Lantz son of Mr and Mrs Walter Lantz Elgin. The ceremony featured a candlelit altar with pink and blue asters and a reception for forty guests. After October 1 the couple will reside in Wichita Falls Texas where Lantz will be stationed with the Army.
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Wadena Presbyterian Church
Cynthia Jones
Russell Jones
Wadena
Jones
David Lantz
Walter Lantz
Elgin
G. W. Ukena
West Union
Susan Jones
Miss Jones
JoAnn Wilson
Miss Wilson
Marvin Lantz
Ossian
Andrew Brackin
LaPorte City
Floyd Fagle
Independence
Roger Reed
Decorah
Charles Baunler
Fayette
HES
Wichita Falls
Texas
Army
Lantz
Valley High School
Mr. Lantz
Local Social Roundup in Waterloo and Nearby Towns
Brainard area residents attend games and celebrations through weekend. Dick and Bob Reeder and John Leonhart meet Don Torson in Waterloo for a SCI-Drake football game Saturday evening. Roger Reeder family joins Sunday lunch honoring Ed Heins. Vivien Peters and Julia Bayer spent weekend in Waterloo for 50th anniversary visits with Bob Peters, Don Peters, Dick Henry and Stan Bayer. Sunday visitors at Lyle Martin’s include Robert Musser, Karen, David, Melvin Hanson. George Folkerts of Steamboat Rock visits Wilson Patterson home. Richard Kohls and Donald visit Vern Darnell’s West Union home for Kohls and Darnell birthdays. Dick Darnell discharged from Air Force in Grand Forks. Billy Peters home hosts Mary Boyer and Vivian Peters among others. Mary Boyer visits Richard Kohls in Clermont. Elma Tripp hosts Kohls dinner. Kohls and Ehmer Kohls in Clermont Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Reeder
John
Leonhart
Don Torson
Waterloo
Sci-Drake
Roger Reeder
Ed Heins
Clermont
Vivien Peters
Julia Bayer
Bob
Don Peters
Dick Henry
Stan Bayer
Lyle Martin
Robert Musser
Karen
David
West Union
Melvin Hanson
George Folkerts
Steamboat Rock
Wilson Patterson
Richard Kohls
Donald
Vern Darnell
Kohls
Dick Darnell
Air Force
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Billy Peters
Bob ‘Kerr
Tika Boyer
Vivian Peters
Mary Boyer
Mooh
Richard Kohis
Max Lehman
Elma Tripp
Ehmer Kohls
Tigers Fall To Central In Seaso n Opener
Valley High drops a 19-13 home game to Central High, with Elkader taking a 6-0 halftime lead after a 98 yard drive and a Gary Patrick 2 yard TD burst. Valley threats stall on multiple drives as turnover issues and strong Elkader defense hold firm through the third.
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Tigers
Dick Reeder
Fine
Tiger Tales Tigers
Central
Duane Reeder
Valley High Tigers
Central High Warriors
Elkader
Valley
Tiger
John Costigan
Mark DeSart
Warriors
Paydirt
Gary Patrick
el- Kader
Ileyria News: Christen Leaves Furlough for Nellis AFB
Illyria News reports Glen Christen departed for Nellis Air Force Base Las Vegas Nevada Sunday after a 14 day furlough with his parents The Wm Chris tens sentence continues with local mentions of Ellen Hunsberger and Mr and Mrs Mervin Hunsberger visiting Clarion Hagelie home West Union and Mr and Mrs Harry Butikofer and Keith visiting the Ben Dennler home Other parishioners Floyd Thompson Wadena and Paul Smith attended the Iowa Oklahoma football game at Ames Saturday.
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AC Glen Christen
Nellis Afb
Las Vegas
Nev
Wm. Christens
Ellen Hunsberger
Mervin Hunsberger
Clarion Hagelie
West Union
Harry Butikofer
Keith
Ben Dennler
Floyd Thompson
Wadena
Paul Smith
Ames
Pfister and Sturm Host Guests in Elgin Area
The William Pfister family were dinner and supper guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sturm in West Union. Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Gene Nutting and their granddaughter Debra Halverson of West Union, and callers Mrs. Lillian Anderson and Mrs. Ruth Loftsgard visiting Sunday afternoon at Richard Erickson’s home in Wadena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
William Pfister
Frank Sturm
West Union
Oran Nutting
Gene Nutting
Debra Halverson
Lillian Anderson
Ruth Loftsgard
Richard Erickson
Wadena
Barney McMullen
Cresco
Harry Johnson
Pat
Clara Blatherwick
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Abe Habeger
Paul Hofer
Central City
Clarence Kohls
Strawberry Point
Carl Hackman
Kenton Krueger
Gary -Horne
Clermont
Irene Yack
Vir‘tus
Excelsior Springs
Mbo
Nellie Kimball
Anna Mae
Social guests and visits trace in Postville area notes
Residents in Postville and nearby towns hosted and visited friends and relatives over the weekend and past week. Among those mentioned are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reierson and Becky of Postville, the Leon Letchford family of Cedar Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Staake Jr. of Spirit Lake, and many others traveling to attend a funeral, celebrate birthdays, and join gatherings at several homes including the Abe Habeger, Harry Johnson, and Walter Medberry residences. The text also notes a wedding rehearsal for Cynthia Jones and David Lantz and announces a grand opening at Moore's WGA with Elgin branding on September 29 to October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Reierson
Becky
Postville
Ole Reierson
Leon Letchford
Cedar Falls
Marvin Staake Jr
Spirit Lake
Marvin Staake
Carl Letchford
Metta Krueger
Bertha Lehman
Ida Christen
Roger Staakes
Leo Lehman
Harry Johnson
DeWayne Medberry
JoAnn
Arthur
Roger
Rockford
Illinois
Walter Medberry
Thomas
Walter Lantz
Cynthia Jones
David Lantz
Marvin Lantz
Pie
Russell Jones
Sus‘Pah
Wadena
Roger Reed
Decorjah
JoAnn ‘Wilson
Moore
WGA
Elgin
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City
George Frieden
Will Christen
Celia Thoman
Earl Garmoe
Marie Butikofer
Ruth
Archie Howard
Robert Hanson
Ellen Mason
John Durscher
Robert Leuchtenmacher
Alice
Joe Snobel
Milton Morgan
Alma Scholen
Clarence Hofer
Val Oliver
Columbus Junction
Ernest Christen
Clem Meyer
West
Union
Ed Wenger
Lucobeon
Rosco Larson
Silas Batkefer
Bruce
Kathy
Fred Bnoke
Dennis Hjelming
Greg Olson
Leon Roberts
Jerry An
Brainard News
Pas
Illyria News
DeWalné- Med
Artin
Abgess
Allinois
Herman
Laridén Sry
Bob Larson
Lori
Carol
Rey LeeRoy Collins
Belva Snyder
Lester Staake
Guttenberg
Buick
John Falb & Sons
Center St
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