Rites Held for Luppo Schriever in Bristow
Luppo Schriever born April 26 1894 in Beerta Netherlands came to the United States in 1902 settling in Butler County. He served in World War I 1918 1919 and worked on the local railroad retiring in 1948. A deacon and school board member he married Trienna Workman in 1929 and four children survive along with other relatives. He died after heart attacks at his Bristow home on Monday July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luppo Schriever
Frederick Schiever
Beerta
Netherlands
United States
Butler County
Our Country
American Legion
Reformed Church
Trienna Workman
Bristow
Lavon
John Young
Denver
Colorado
Deloris
Bradford
Pennsylvania
Sharon
Lee Roy
George Hayes
Lakota
Weekend Camp Roosevelt trip for Cub Scouts
Several attended Dad Lad Week End the Cub Scouts and their fathers spent the weekend at Camp Roosevelt at Ventura. Those attending from here were Richard Hansen and son Ronald Art Kielman and son Randy Riner Wabbena and sons Charles and Dennis Jake Bruns and son Jim Paul Weiland and son Jerry and Johnie Johnson. Mrs Wubbena Mrs Bruns Mrs Kielman and Mrs Weiland and the rest of their families met the group at Clear Lake Sunday evening for a picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Roosevelt
Ventuura
Richard Hansen
Ronald
Art Kielman
Randy
Riner Wabbena
Charles
Dennis
Jake Bruns
Jim
Paul Weiland
Jerry
Johnie Johnson
Wubbena
Death notice for Donald White of Chicago Illinois
Word has been received of the death of Donald White of Chicago Illinois who passed away of a heart attack on July 13 at the age of 47 He leaves his wife and three sons and his mother Mrs Vera Appleby White He was the grandson of the late Dr George Appleby of Bristow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald White
Chicago
Illinois
Vera Appleby White
George Appleby
Bristow
Dilman Stock Buys Hampton Hardware Store
Dilman Stock of Hampton has purchased the Hardware Store building on Main Street from Roy Johnson of Nevada. Stock will open for business August 1 with hardware plumbing and heating items and plans to move his family to Bristow in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilman Stock
Hampton
Main Street
Roy Johnson
Nevada
Stock
Bristow
Local guests and family visit homes across town
Friday evening dinners gathered guests at Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hearn with Clarence Johnson and Erma Hearn from Oregon. Harley Duffield and Dawn, Tommy, Mark and Randy Siefken joined neighbors to honor Tom Aries and his wife on their 49th anniversary at Clarksville. Galen Hershey and family from Pontiac Michigan stayed with Clayton Hershey's family from Monday to Wednesday while Al Wendt visited Ben Van Dyke's home. Rachelle Kuhn of Charles City also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra
Linda Merrill
John Weiland
Allison
Rita Hook
Knoxville
Harold Duffield
N. A. Diggins
Waterloo
Charles Moore
Glenn Hearn
Paul Weiland
Mengel Kruger
Cedar Falls
Henry Kruger
Clayton Hershey
Henry Wubbena
G. W. Beadle
Hampton
Bob Ressler
Hubert Ressler
al Wendt
Henry van Dyke
Ackley
Stanley van Dyke
E. P. Berryman
Eric
Merle Hearn
Lynn
Keith
Norma Endelman
Dick Voss
Bob Starbuck
Deborah van Dyke
Marvin Roelfs
May Anderson
Jackson
Henry Wabbena
James Miller
Charles Sheppard, Sr
Near Hampton
Percy Merrill
Fred Frerich
Clarksville
Fern Fox
Edwin Siebert
Dumont
Merle Needham
Greene
Joe Needham
Clear Lake
Kathy
Doris Ressler
Fred Wiegmann
James Wiegmann
Gordon Merrill
Sandy
Freddie Siems
Clarence Johnson
Erma Hearn
Oregon
Harley Duffield
Dawn
Tommy
Mark
Randy Siefken
Tom Aries
Galen Hershey
Pontiac
Michigan
Ben van Dyke
Rachelle Kuhn
Charles City
Local residents travel and visits across towns
Mr and Mrs Fred Smith and sons returned from Canada. Airman Lavern Heser returned to Topeka after a 20 day furlough. Leo and Donnie Chambers visited grandparents in Mason City. Ralph Jennison and Joe Salt visited Weldon Salt home. Roy Keith family and Josee Keith spent Sunday with Alton Keith family in Toledo. Wesley Chambers visited Leo Wood family. Harrison Ackley moved to Roger Ackley home. Clark Handley of Terre Haute visited Hershel Handley. Roy Asling was a Mason City caller. Lola Pringle visited Lyle Pringle in Mercy Hospital. Lyle Pringle recovering from spine surgery. George Blouse and family from Dearborn, Mich visited Hershel Handley. Robert Foutz visited Mason City. Wilma Fredericks left for Waterloo for work. Claude Losee and partner visited Mason City to see Mrs Alfred Christainson of Swaledale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Smith
Canada
Lavern Hesse
Topeka
Kansas
Leo
Donnie Chambers
Charles City
Leo Wood
Ralph Jennison
Belmond
Weldon Salt Home
Joe
John Salt
Roy Keith
Josee Keith
Alton Keith
Toledo
Wesley Chambers
Harrison Ackley
Pearl
Dearborn
Michigan
Hershel Handley
Robert Foutz
Mason City
Wilma Fredericks
Waterloo
Claude Losee
Alfred Christainson
Swaledale
Lesley
Wood
Vern Losee
Allen Miller
Lowell Lines
Cedar Rapids
Lola Pringle
Shook
East Park
Frank Shook
Marble Rock
Mrs
Bob Jones
Greene recorder notes social visits and travel across towns
The Greene Recorder lists residents visiting relatives, attending reunions, and traveling between Mason City, Cedar Rapids, Toledo, Manly, Clear Lake, and Charles City. Names include Lesley Wood, Mrs Vern Losee, Allen Miller, Lola Pringle, Judy Brunts, Marlys Goibb, Joan Kelly, Renee Hickey, and Kathy Merfeld with dates and temporary stays in Mason City, Greene, and surrounding communities.
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the Bristow News
Henry Cassmann, Jr
Roscoe Crickenberger
Warwick
Virginia
H. D. Teeters Jeweler
Elgin
Bulova
Gruen
Iowa
Stan Kenton
Leo Greco
His Pioneers
Don Hoy and His Orchestra
Jules Herman and His Orchestra
Dick Coette
Jimmy Dorsey and His
Orchestra
Sifecg
J. P. Hoben
Pooley Lumber Company
Jabble Rock Personal
the Greene Recorder
Earl Staudt
Bobbie Jones
Staudt
Cliff Reed
Wilma Ruth Reed
Marlene McNelius
Betty Gordon
Manly
Don Boon
Jim McNelius
Judy Brunts
W. H. Stabenow
Evelyn
Paul Staudt
Ruth Goetzinger
Marlys Goibb
Joan Kelly
Renee Hickey
Joan
Leonard Kelly
Mercy Hospital
Kathy Merfeld
D. T
Minneapolis
Oleog
van Camp
Hershey
Shurfresh
Kool
Decker
Fine Food Stores
Greene - Hampton
Sheffield
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