Bristow News Visits by Cuvelier and Grover Families
Mr and Mrs Albert Cuvelier of Grand Blanc Michigan and Mr and Mrs Dick Grover and family of Goodrich Michigan spent the week in the home of Mr and Mrs H E Cuvelier and other relatives in Bristow.
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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1968
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Albert Cuvelier of Grand Blanc Michigan and Mr and Mrs Dick Grover and family of Goodrich Michigan spent the week in the home of Mr and Mrs H E Cuvelier and other relatives in Bristow.
The Grinnell Mutual highlights its Youthful Drivers Plan for qualified drivers under 25. The program tests attitude to qualify for lower rates and notes thousands of young Iowans have benefited since its launch. Readers are invited to request details.
Mr and Mrs Harley Duffield and Mrs Glen Siefken and families plus Mr and Mrs Gene Bruhns and families attended a Sunday picnic hosted by Mr and Mrs Bill Rosenwinkle in Clarksville. Other guests included Mr and Mrs Gus Lundh of DeWitt and Mr and Mrs Ed Eubank and daughter of Charles City.
Tim and Randy Nygaard of Bellevue Nebraska visited Wednesday night at grandmother Mrs Harold Dufield s home Randy stayed on for several days at the same residence The report notes the family gathering and the extended stay with relatives in Bellevue Nebraska.
Week end visitors Mr and Mrs DeWayne DeBerg and their family stayed from Friday to Sunday with Mr and Mrs Max Garber in Washington.
Bristow locals hosted and visited friends and relatives across several households. Lester and Mrs. Rogers joined Mr. and Mrs. Percy Merrill Sr. Tuesday morning, Frieda Rover and Mrs. Lloyd True shared Thursday coffee with the Bruns family, Mino Folkerts and Roy Merfeld visited Clair Merfeld in Cedar Falls hospital, and Jackie Tony and Brad Beadle stayed overnight with grandparents G. W. and (Mrs.) Beadle Wednesday.
Residents and friends from Dumont, Mason City, Rockford, Allison and surrounding towns are listed visiting relatives, attending dinners, and calling on neighbors. Notable names include Cindy Conger undergoing surgery in Mason City, Mrs. P. K. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hahn, Mrs. Percy Merrill Sr., and families in Dumont, Aplington, and Greene with multiple afternoon and evening calls.
The annual Pitkin reunion drew a large crowd at Rockwell Park with representation from Mason City Rockwell Garner Aredale Clear Lake Buffalo Center Forest City and Ventura. Numerous locals hosted and visited family members including Mr and Mrs Arnold Menzie Tipton and Mr and Mrs Lawrence True in weekend gatherings.
Mr and Mrs Gerald Stevens returned to their home in Mendota Illinois after spending a few days at the parental Wayne Stevens home in the same town.
Aredale locals Mr. and Mrs. John Etzen visited Mrs. Louie Buss Saturday evening. Mr. Phillip Ritter, a Mercy Hospital Mason City patient, remains about the same. Tuesday evening callers in Lowell Bruns home were the Dwayne Johnson family. Lowell Bruns and sons spent Sunday afternoon in Louie Bruns home in Dumont and visited Harold Harms in Bristow. Mrs. Darwin Noelting and Mrs. Dwayne Johnson traveled to Iowa City Thursday to visit their mother who is staying with a sister for a few days.
Mr and Mrs Theodore Bush Baum of Davenport visited their parents Mr and Mrs Robert Long. The group drove to Stewartville Minnesota to visit the Bam let families. Thursday visitors included the Oderkirk family and others. Sunday guests were Harold Mason Cedar Falls Gaylen Brocka Waterloo and Dilman Stock Hampton. Joe Masons Dougherty and Herman Mason Kathy Mason Marble Rock visited Monday.
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