Emmetsburg Women Meet and Announce July Picnic
Emmetsburg Township Farm Bureau women held their meeting with 20 members and 7 guests. Mrs. Robert Hanson opened with Thought for the Day and led the Pledge to the Flag. A county safety-driving discussion followed led by Mrs. Hanco. The July family picnic is set for July 18 at Morrison Park at 12 30 p m with singing and games. Pennies for Friendship raised 73 cents. Alan Henrikson of Emmetsburg announces marriage to Parmela Stevens Smith of Wel home. The couple met at Harvard University and were married June 17 with both families attending. The Mary Drown family reunion was held at Curlew with a farewell for Rev and Mrs Frank Drown and celebration of Blaine Drown’s Silver Anniversary. The group included many relatives and spent an informal afternoon with songs and recordings.
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Emmetsburg
Township Farm Bureau
Thei Grace
Ralph Harms
Roll Call
Aly
Robert Hanson
Joe “Nemeth
Hanco
Morrison Park
Andy Truelson
Alan Henrikson
Parmela Stevens Smith
Everett. Ware Smiths
Alan
Mayine Mead Henrikson
Ames
Harold Henrikson
Harvard” University
Cambridge
Mmass
Rhodes
Oxford UN
Stud
Ine
Harvard
South’ College
Northampton
Mass
Byron G. Meads
Ales
Emmetsdute
Drown
Mary Drown
Mid West Mission Center
Ntty
Curlew
Frank Drown
Ecuador
Blaine Drown
Carol Jean Hiatt Weds Paul Kunz Of Mallard
Carol Jean Hiatt and Paul Gerald Kunz of Mallard wed in a ring ceremony with rhinestone crown details. Rev. Bernard Montag officiated as family members and friends attended including bridesmaids Carol Weight Nancy Hiatt and matron of honor Mrs Richard Kunz. Best man Daniel Kunz and groomsmen Richard Kunz and David Kunz led a procession of ushers and attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Jean Hiatt
Paul Kunz
Mallard
Jean" Hiatt
Emmetsburg
Paul Gerald
Kunz of
Richard Kunz
Carol Weight
Nancy "Hiatt
Daniel Kunz
Dighton
Was
Bestman
Richard
Kunz
Elgin
David Kunig
Tom Schall
Rodman
Tom Kloster
Laurens
Wedding Notes and County Farm Bureau Meeting Summary
A wedding followed by a reception at St. Marys Hall with guests including Mesdames Feldman Leo Davis Phoebe Mason Joy Brennan Daniel Kunz and Miss Jeanette Hough Vonda Licht Betsie Ausland Carol Fry Candace OConnor Irene Beck Jeannie Mason Paulette Aren Helen Davis and Patricia Reafling. Emmetsburg and Mallard High School graduates linked to the couple. The couple will reside in Mallard where he farms. Palo Alto County Farm Bureau Women Committee met with 11 members present in the meeting room chaired by Mrs Westley Nielson. Plans were set for Rural Womens Day on November 19 with a workshop on October 5. Funds reports and library reports due September 1. Scoresheets due by September. A committee including AF dog Nem and Mrs Felix was appointed to oversee July and August activities. Thilges served as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Hall
Mesdames Feldman
Leo Davis
Phoebe Mason
Joy Brennan
Daniel Kunz
Jeanette Hough
Vonda Licht
Iin
Mallard
Palo Alto County Farm Bureau
Womers
Farm Bureau
Westley
Iowa
AF Dog. Nem
Berklane
Felix
Thilges
Social Events Honor Families At Algona Gatherings
Mrs Meyer and Mrs John Dittmer hosted a family evening honoring Martin Meyer of Burt. Guests from Algona included the Meyers Herbert Hackbarth Lotts Creek families and Mervin Hentges. Mrs Jeanette Cook entertained at dinner honoring her father Clarence Bendixon followed by social time. Grand Officers to be honored at Spirit Lake Twilight Chapter Night.
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John Ditmer
Dittmer
Martin, Meyer
Burt
Meyer
Linda
Herbert Hackbarth
Lotts Creek
Donald
Wayne Meyer
Mervin Hentges
Algona
Cook
Jeanette Cook
Hante
Clarence Bendixon
Stanley Reinders
Gruetlinger
Alvin Freel
Rolfe
Jim Bendixon
Lake
Order of Star
I Spirit Lake
All- Eeeteeh Star
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Lee Cooper
Rexall
Mae Snes
Scaus
Hallmark
Vond Plains
Terror Orit
TOS
Ees
Prs
Max Hiatt
Charles “Kutz
Bernard Montag
Lester Gehri
Bonnie ‘George
Mrs
Paul Gerald Kunz
Nicholson Studi
Metsburg
Mr. Meyer
Brics& D Droprny
OM Wlfideli
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