Cylinder residents share weekend visits and notices
Robert Jagah Sen of Cylinder and Nancy Grap of Elgin plan a marriage on June 12 at St Pauls United Church of Christ. Hatty Tayon and Amita friends spent the weekend with relatives in Plover and nearby areas. James Duncan head of a Rage fund at Drake University praised for class valedictorian. Martha Nelson received a college scholarship from Lions Club president Gene Sweeney. May include visits by James Cody, Don Cele, Linda, and Al Delfosse to Pocahontas, Rolfe, and Spencer homes.
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Robert Jagah- Sen
Cylinder
Nancy Grap
Elgin
Mare
St. Paul's United Church of Christ
Hatty Tayon
Amita
James Bartelson
Odne Stokka
Odne Stata
August Anderson
al Delfosse
Plover
James Duncan
Rage
Fund Television
Drake
Martha Nelson
Selmer Nelson
College
Lions Club
Gene Sweeney
James Cody
Charles Sharp
Pocahontas
Ray Wolfe
Rolfe
Don Cele
Linda
Whittemore
Spencer
Real Estate Transfers in Palo Alto County Listed
Recent transfers include Agnes Miller to James Miller in Ruthven Lot 1 and part of 2 Block 19 May 18 with Rev stamp 650. Ella Hoffert to George Varcoe NE corner of section 22 Township 96N Range 33 May 17 with Rev stamp 1.10. Gus Felder to Walter DePenbusch SE of NW section 9 Township 9N Range 33 May 18 with Rev stamp 12.6. Margaret Gronbeck to H N William Son Lots 9 and 10 Block 4 Ayrshire May 17 with Rev stamp 1.10. Orlan Her som to Charles Schneider and wife Lot 1 Block 8 Ruthven May 15 with no Rev stamp. Elmer Swanson to Raymond Loveall and D Loveall May 17 Parts of lots 1 and 2 Block ? DEED. Emary wife to Lavra L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Alto County
Agnes ‘Miller
James “A. Miller
Ruthven
Ella Hoffert
George
Varcoe
Tange
Gus ‘S. Felder
Walter De‘penbusch
Margaret Gronbéck
H. N. William
Ayrshire
Orlan
Her
Som
Charles Schneider
Elmer Swanson
Raymond Loveall
D. Loveall
Emary Fife
Lavra L
Hansen May is Let three block one Ruthven
A terse clipping mentions Hansen and Ruthven with phrases like May is and Let three block one. A Rev. stamp priced at 35 cents appears, but no clear events or actions are detailed.
County Welfare Delivers $1,019, Of Food To Needy
The State Department of Social Welfare distributed 15,607,622 pounds of USDA donated foods worth 4,818,980.92 to needy persons in 1964 through seven county departments. Delivery costs from Des Moines totaled 153,195.21, paid by counties, with Palo Alto County distributing listed staples and values including dried milk 10,854 lbs and cheese 7,410 lbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Social Welfare
Department of Agriculture
Des . Moines
Hospital Notes and Dismissals From Emmetsburg Area
Hospital notes list patients including Mrs. Jack Schultz and Mrs. Ida Gray in Emmetsburg with procedures like tomillectomy and other surgical mentions. Dismissals on May 27 and 28 include James Chapman and several Emmetsburg residents, with scattered names and places. A June 2 entry mentions Ed Aylward and others, then a reunion feature notes planning activities and a class gathering with a host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Schultz
Emmetsburg
Ida Gray
Thommimetsburg
Elmer
Katherine Larson
West Bend
James Chapman
Kevin Weir
David Weir
William Carney
DeWayne — Rouse
Curlew
J. M. Ford
B.C. Doulas
Mallard
LeRoy
Crook
Norman
Francis Kunz
Ruthven
Ard Beéknal
Naaehes
Eligar
Dale
Sw.andson
Ayrshire
Toper
Emmetsburs
Ed Aylward
E&mmetsburg
Josephine-Shellmyer
Whitlemore
Jam Rnér
Rodman
Thomas Emmetsburs
Alumni Gather for Westside Tour and Memory Lane Visit
A Country Chuty led Monday into a Gabfest at the club after dinner. Grads enjoyed a memory lane tour of Westside school led by Howard Johnston and John Grice. Many alumni visited the Grotto at West Bend and attended the 1965 High School Commencement in Corrigan Hall. Principal Leonard Martz welcomed graduates. Charles Hughes was a chief contact man in Emmetsburg. Reports note help from The Reporter and Democrat in locating long-moved graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westside School
Howard Johnston
John Grice
Leonard Martz
Charles Hughes
Emmetsburg
Pratt
Democrat
Door opener sales and scam survey nuisance warned
Henry describes a Toe approach used to sell items from insurance to cookware. Mrs. Leonhardt urges reporting any fake survey sales to stamp out the nuisance. Itinerant roofers return each spring, with Better Business Bureau noting sloppy work and high prices and roofers often claiming to be from Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Teenhardt
Leonhardt
Towa
Better Business Bureau
Des. Moines
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Tiny
Little Arnolds
Men Balt
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Ston
Oliver
Iowa
Stadgerieg
Five Island Lake
LaVon Gappa
Kay
Ker
Ber Bachara Papadakes
Can- Ichley Hinrichs
Randy-Sprou Candice
Lutherat. League
Red “Cross
Gappa
Sprout
Wha
Dawn Eberte
Terry Marks
Linda Spies
Kathy Alibaugh
Shirley
Hinrichs
Betsie Ausland
Susan Dianne Berkland
Jeanne Hand
Knutsen
Geil
Aes
Kodak
Gerade
Rexall
Suntan Products
York
Central
Whitmore
Les Moines
Allen Trelstad
Emmetsbirg
Superior Life Agent
Hart
State Farm
Agusye
Opr
State Farm Life Insurance Company
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