Linen shower honors Mrs Cole at Craellingen home
Social items describe a linen shower for Mrs. Jimior Cole of Craellingen held Saturday afternoon at Mrs. Robert Corsiyzes home. Guests included Mrs. Harbara Marais of Jackson and Mrs. Julius Calne of Worril. After games and gift giving, cake was served. A prenuptial shower for Lor raine Suss followed at Lost Island Lutheran church with about fifty attendees. Decorations featured a coverme table bridal doll and candies as scripture and music completed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimior Cole
Craellingen
Robert Moses Corsiyzes
Mate Front Falendavert
Cole
Harbara Marais
Jackson
Minn
Julius Calne
Worril
InOhiey
Gee, Kidney
Ariel Steven Mayas
Lorraine Suss
Lost Island Lutheran Church
Atlensdan
Christiansen
Magda Christiansen
Marmion ‘Thoreson
Merle Suss
Dean Laiich
Merle Sues
Local Neves Baptism Attendance Noted in Sloan Area
Mr and Mrs Frank Stanley of Mason City attended weekend events visiting Mr and Mrs Elbert Powers and Mrs Otto Appel at the Ingvart Appel home in Sloan Town. They attended baptismal services for Richard Lyle, infant son of Mr and Mrs Ingvart Appel, Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stanley
Mason, City
Mrs
Elbert Powers
Otto Appel
Appel
Irngvert Appel
Sloan
Town
Richard Lyle
and Airs
Ingvart Appel
Doha Apes to High Producing Cows in Octaber Tally
Doha Apes showcases high producing cows managed by various farms led by Mattox Palo Alto and Baner Appel. The record lists Holsteins with milk yields ranging from 2.07k to 2.75k pounds and weights around 33 to 64 pounds, across several farms including Hans Appel and Harold J. Jorgensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattox
Palo Alto
Tigtey
Pally
Hans Appel
Tans Appel
Harold I. Dergensen
Lalstein
Blackie
Tin Appel
Harold J. Jorgensen
Lele
Thilges
BF. Artog
Ifolsold
J. Jorgen
Hare Tbs
Mrs Hankey Visits Capitol on Trip East
Mrs Hankey secretly returned home after a two week Washington trip visiting her sister's family and a cousin. She toured the White House, Arlington and the capitol rotunda for Treaver's remains, JFK grave site, Smithsonian and Oakton Virginia fall colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hankey
Gapitol
Hoover Casket
Ghulvs Hankey
Washington, D. C
Wm. Hastings
Jady
Doris Cole
Washington
Oakton
Treaver
Capitol
Pankey
Kennedy
Gravellington
Smithsonian Institution
Unclear Fragments Describe Drought and White House Plans
Fragmentary notes mention drought in the eastern part of the country and moisture for crops. A workman explains new communication reviewing stands on the east front of the White House are being built for January, noting they are prepared for cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flo Cat
Blue Dodge
Mars. Hankey
M Hankey
White House
Hankey
Walnut Homemakers Meeting Notes From Grietlinger
The Walnut township Farm Bureau met Thursday at the Garber home in Grietlinger with Mrs. Currins assisting. Mrs. Merk conducted the business meeting, urged members to vote, and reported on a Cuban woman's county talk. Funding details and party plans were discussed, including a grab bag gift exchange costing 60, and corsage bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tromenuukser
Welnut
Garber
Grietlinger
Currins
Merk
Rell
Florke
Scc
Hankey
Giant Turnip Grown By Reynolds Weighs 3 Lb 6 Oz
O M Dick Reynolds harvested a giant turnip from his gate weighing 3 pounds 6 ounces with six inch diameter and twenty inch circumference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Dick Reynolds
DIES AT 12 Mrs Mes Me fish oldest Greenfield resident
Mrs Mes Me fish Masse, known as Aunt Molly, died in Greenfield following a fall ten days earlier. She was the town’s oldest resident. services and further details unavailable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Molly
Masse
Greenfield
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Neves
Doha
Apes
Jon
Perlis Thies
Plovene
Baner Appel
the. Rill and CO Va Brl
Graettinger Coop Grain
Jim Iverson
Mgr. Graettinger
Walnut
Pho O Poon
Paitin
Graettinger Lumber Co
Graettinger
ITCQ
ITCO
Farm-Oyl” Dealer & Handle
Knipco
THOR
Lindse’ Wagons
Graettinger Tractor Parts
Graettinger Itco
Darrel Schnell
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