SW... .. -N.-y.' \ „ j *•„ x «,; „1 T^Er^RIN^P*“^ 0F THE regiS1’ER'S Three Quarter Century club dinner was exemplified by Jorgen and Olivm Chnstensen and her sister Nellie Lonborg as they chatted before dinner was served at the - Legion Had yesterday. {Photos bv Esehbach.)f't. • 1 /;:£.• ' 'j.yw-v-,— ”— -Mr'V'WOM W pT f aXEtv FRIENDS BECAME old friends as the Three Quarter Ccnturv club dinner progressed. Mrs. Marie Wilke mid Frank Krivanek were unaware that they were having their picture taken when this photo was snapped as they enjoyed the chicken dinner.Eldred Patterson Dies At OelweinEldred Patterson, 61, died at his home on rural route 2, Oelwein at 4; 15 Thursday afternoon. His body is at the Brant Funeral home pending arrangements. Burial will be in Fayette.4Mr. Patterson, who was born June .27, 1890, the son of Wilbur and Neva Matlack Patterson, in Winnebago county, Iowa, had lived iu Oelwein for the past eight months.Survivors include his wife, the former Eva Conner; three sons. Dale ot Osceola, Lloyd, Vinton and Koy, Los Angeles: a daughter, Mrs. Gerald Johnson, West Union; two brother, Forrest, of Fowler,. Colo, and Floyd, Wademi, and a sister. Mrs. Vern Lockard, Sterling, Colo! There are also eight grandchildren.Former OelweiniteIn P