Weddings and visits fill busy weekend in Perry area
Local families hosted and attended many gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. C. HL. Michael and Willard Brown joined in the Brown Agar wedding at Spirit Lake Virginia, with Brown grandchildren returning to Perry with grandparents. Carl Johnson was confirmed in Laurens Bethany Lutheran church, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson of Curlew. National Holstein convention in Syracuse drew delegates from Iowa and abroad, including Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Chapman. Fort Meade promotion for James H Johnston and other family visits capped a busy period.
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C. HL. Michaelson
Perry
Willard Brown
Spirit Lake
Virginia
Charlotte Brown
Brown
Robert Johnson
Curlew
Carl
Bethany Lutheran Church
Laurens
A. M. Youngquist
E. Johnson
Emmetsburg
Myr
Dito Mallzahn
Havelock
Norman
Potts
Gaughter
Vonalaine
Huron
Fotts
F. J. Carney
Gaylord Potts
Manson
Gaylord
Charles Slagle
James Woodbine
Joe Girres
Ernest Gjerde
Harding, I
Torkelson
Henry Harland
Ary Erickson
Aurora
Ernest’ Reiseck
Reiseck
McClellan
Francis Brennan
Pato Alto’ Memorial Hospital
John Cullen
Whittemore
Ava Simpson
Algona
Joseph Mc Tigue
D. E. McFaland
Minneapolis Minn
Leslie Prichard
Jom Lesnard
Daniel Ratledge
Charles Terry Ingle
Ruthven
Navy
Ronald Chapman
Marietta
Syracuse
Chapman
Towa
Canada
Germany
Italy
South America
Holland
Israel
Ma. Chapman
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Earl Butz
Purdue Univee
Boston
Mass
Daghter
Robert Tanner
Kathry
James H. Johnston
Howard A. Johnston
Iowa
Fort George G. Meade
3D Kty
Ohnston
3D Battalion
Iny
Fort Leonard Wood, Mo
Emmetsburg High
Mary Helen Brennan Marries Clem Kollasch in Assumption Church
Mary Helen Brennan daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Brennan married Clem Kollasch son of Mr and Mrs Charles Kollasch of Whittemore on June 4 at Assumption church. Rev Eugene Kollasch officiated. Attendants wore rose taft gowns, bridesmaid Judy Norland and junior bridesmaid Michelle Brenzan. Best man was Robert Laubenthal. junior groomsman Merrill Bormann. Reception at Country club and dinner at St Thomas hall followed by a Wisconsin Dells trip. Mary Helen graduated from Emmetsburg Catholic High School and trained as an X ray technician. Clem Kollasch farms near Whittemore.
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Mary Helen Brennan
Lawrence D. Brennan
Clem Kollasch
Charles. Kollasch
Whittemore
Assumption Church
Eugene Kollasch
John B. Kelly
Louis Kollasch
Jesus
Donald Kollasch
Jel
Crystalz
Judy Norland
Michelle Ann Brenzan
Robert Laubenthal
Merrill Bormann
St. Joe
Brennan
Country Club
St.Thomas Hall
Kollaseh Jefton
Wisconsin Dells
Emmetsburg Catholic High
St. Joseph Mercy “Hospital
Sioux City
Fort Dodge
Kollasch
Presentation Academy
Iowa alumni move and family visits in 1954
Several community members are noted in 1954 activities. Miss Virginia Hickey takes a Beakers Life Insurance post in Des Moines after Univ of Iowa training. Weekend visitors include the Bue family of Amana. John Bannart travels to Iowa City for his wife’s head operation at University Hospitals, with recovery improving. Mrs. T. W. Parsh plans a California summer with sister Mrs. August Egge. Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Labenthal transport Mrs. Parish to Perry for a California train. Parsh relatives from Blue Earth, Minnesota visit. E. S. Cole and daughters from Elk Grove Village attend a Gerald family reunion in Remsen at the Fitzgerald home. Mrs. Cole’s daughter Elaine travels with Mrs. Hannon and Mary Elaine to Devonport for wedding plans.
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Hug
Mehan
John Wo
Cylinder
Bancroft
Flox. Cretzmeyer
Tawa City
George Géngler
Whittemore
John Wollner
Joseph Wollner
St.Ann Hospital
Algona
Racent
Joan Wollner
Eeward Wollner
Te My
Charles Hon
Des Moines
E. A. Argabright
HL. Argabright
Argabright
Dix Argabright
Yulla Boles
E. H. Argabright
Hugh Jones
Clifton
Okla
Daniel Welsh
Gene Wigddhi
Cochrane
Canada
Robert Stoker
Mary Beth
Omaha
Neb
Welsh
A. Ronald Brownlee
Leo Brownlee
Stave Wohl
Harold Wohl
I . State University
Ames
College of Engineering
Studen
Iowa
University of Iowa
Virginia Hickey
Beakers Life Insurance Co
Leota Hickey
W. Parish
Blue Earth
Minn
E. S. Cole
M Elaine Cole
William C. Harmon
Elk Grove Villa
Hannon
Belgh
Elaine
Curlew Notes on Local Residents and Visits
Curlew News reports Joseph Lever Sr from Baerstedm was taken to Alto Memorial Hospital for treatment. The Rupperles of Minneapolis were guests of Grace Matthiesen. Mrs Hynes and son Michael joined Mrs Lowe and son Nevin visiting Francis Hynes. Oral Headrick and son Gerald attended Memorial Day services at Linn Grove cemetery. Lloyd Hallis and sons visited Fort Dodge relatives. Ed Olsberg led a girls group to Walther league camp at Okabojt. Lauri Olsberg from Curlew’s H group attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lever
Baerstedm
Alto Memorial Hospital
Glenn” Rupperleane
Minneapoliinn
Grace Matthiesen
James Hynes
Michael
Wiliam Lowe
Oral Headrick
Gerald
Warren County
Lloyd Hallis
Robert and
Brute
Fort Dodge
Lioyd Reese
Sun- Dale Reese Reese
Ed Olsberg
Okabojt
Lauri Olsberg
Curlew
Gifts spark new fellowships for writers at Iowa
Industry gifts create fellowships for students in The State University of Iowa Writers Workshop. The program aims to support emerging writers in creative writing genres and bolster literary talent across Iowa and beyond.
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Iowa
The
State University of Iowa
Writers Workshop
Palo Alto Pals 4 H Club Notes Meeting Report
The Palo Alto Pals 440 4 H club met at Julie Brumm home with nine members and four visitors. President Julie Brumm led the meeting, Darca Nicholson read and approved minutes, Marcia Stauss presented treasurer’s report, and Jackie Cook demonstrated on How To Put in Her Cea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Alto Pals 440 Club
Julie Brumm
Darca Nicholary
Seth
Marcia Stauss
Jackie Cook
Darca Nicholson
Farm Outlook Projects Higher Beef, Corn Storage This Year
The Farm Outlook report from county extension director R W Ashby and farm economist Marvin Skadberg of Iowa State University suggests beef cow numbers and corn in storage are likely to rise again. Corn prices have climbed about 5 cents per bushel since March in the July futures market, following a 10 cent rise last year, with about 4 billion bushels to be used this year but still below last fall’s harvest, implying carryover of perhaps 19 billion bushels, the fourth higher than before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.W. Ashby
Jyvill
Marvin Skadberg
Towa State University
Skadberg
Grass-fed cattle numbers to rise this year say experts
Over the year good grass conditions across most range areas and slightly lower stocker cattle prices indicate more cattle will be fed on grass this year than last. Skaddeve does not expect any liquidation of peat cows in the near future.
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Sit
Skaddeve
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