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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1967
Page
7
The page lists multiple social items and host details for January gatherings including the Loyal Workers Studs Group Riverside Club and Wenleyan Serview Guild with various co hosted dates and homes. It also notes Christmas greetings and a local obituary style mention of connections, travels, and a Mr Thu’s 88th birthday.
Mrs Thelma Reimer of Huron South Dakota announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter Grace Boone to Kenneth Curry son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Curry of Emmetsburg and former Graettinger residents. A June 30 wedding is planned.
Wallingford residents report Christmas arrivals after hospital stays in Rochester. Cpl Gary McQuown returns from Camp Pendleton for a 20 day leave. The Koostra sisters and four nieces visit relatives in Tampa Bowling Green and plan to return Jan 6. James Skattebo returns from Luther College Decorah and attends a bridal dinner in Edina. He was a soloist at a wedding and visits a friend en route home via Winona.
Mrs. Bert Rolfson and Mr. Rolfson of Wallingford announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Lynn to Ronald Fay son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fay of Wallingford. No wedding date has been set.
Mr and Mrs Richard Lane and Mike of Cellar Rapids and Jerry Anderson of Iowa City joined the Clancy Andersons for a Christmas weekend at their home. Guests on Christmas Day included Mr and Mrs Richard Brighton and Scott of Rockwell City, and Mr and Mrs Clifford Bdgehton and Shelley of Fenton for afternoon and supper.
Admitted Monday December 25 were John Hankey Kenneth Gilbaugh and Graettinger. Dismissed Sunday December 24 were Mrs. Thomas Johnson and Wallingford.
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