AmVets Auxiliary Meets at Bristow Home
The Bristow AmVets Auxiliary met Tuesday evening at the AmVets home with five members present. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Last Wednesday the group visited Independence State Hospital for a tour and held a veterans’ party in the afternoon. Attendees on the trip included Mrs. Wayne Hewitt, Mrs. August Schuler Jr., Mrs. Lloyd True, Mrs. Orville Wiegmann, Mrs. John Harms, and Mrs. Darrel Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AmVets
Bristow AmVet
AmVet
Independence
State Hospital
Wayne Hewitt
August Schuler Jr
Lloyd True
Orville Wiegmann
John Harms
Darrel Brown
Elmer Hershey
Sheffield
Gus Siefken
Fred Sherman
Ben Jungling
Parkersburg
Johnn Eckhoff
Anna Dreesman
Grundy Center
Henry Orth
Percy Merrill Sr
Gregory
Bertha Baites
Dallas Harlan
Iowa Falls
Donard Wiegmann
Darwin
Howard Wagner
Lawrence True
Harold Harms
Bert Hemmen
Week-End Visit by Ames Family Members
Week end visit in Ames as Mr and Mrs Omke Deeden and Mr and Mrs Raymond Schrage host over weekend guests Mrs Jim Deeden and daughter from Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Deeden
Ames
Omke Deeden
Raymond Schrage
Church Group Met The United Society Eventful Parlor Meeting
The Evangelical United Brethren group met Wednesday afternoon in the church parlors with 13 members. Hostesses were Mrs. Robert Folkerts and Mrs. Harlan Winters. Various local residents were listed as visitors and guests at several homes and gatherings around Waterloo, Waverly, Greene, and Allison, with a birthday celebration for Alvin Alfson in Renwick noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Society of the Evangelical United Brethren Church
Robert Folkerts
Harlan Winters
Darwin Newbury
Local Social Notes From Bristow and Vicinity
Bristow residents hosted and visited friends across a busy week. Hampton couple Mr and Mrs Paul Schnabel joined Thursday luncheon at G W Beadle’s while tea guests included Mrs Al Wendt in Mrs Joe Merrill’s home. Various families hosted gatherings in their areas including Ackley Clarksville and Dumont with Beadle True Hearn Siems and True households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Schnabel
Hampton
G. W. Beadle
al Wendt
Ray Hahn
Joe Merrill
Glen Hearn
Clair Hearn
Chester Fitch
Beverly
Wayne Gerdes
Rockwell
Lloyd True
Darwin
Emory Scott
Allison
Omke Doeden
Elmer True
Clarksville
Clarence Johnson
Lawrence True
Orville Stewart
Greene
George Stewart
Russell Winkowitsch
Dumont
Howard Wagner
Lester Rogers
Freddie Siems
Ackley
Ray Schwab
Darrel Brown
Scott
Morrie Wash
Charles City
Beadle
Carol Brown
Percy Merrill Sr
Pat Kaye
Everett Merrill
Hansell
Russell Casey
Church of Christ
Marshalltown
Funeral Rites Held For Bernard W. Creeden of Aredale
Bernard William Creeden born April 21 1915 on a south edge farm near Aredale died October 14 in the Aredale area. He married Vivian Monfore June 5 1936 and lived all his life near Aredale. Survivors include wife two children three brothers and two sisters. He served on the school and elevator boards and was a member of Vulcan Lodge No 498 AF&AM of Bristow. His parents and one brother preceded him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard William Creeden
William and
Ethyl Wray Creeden
Aredale
Vivian Monfore
Springfield
South Dakota
Carl
Mona) DeArmont
Dumont
Michael
Ellsworth College
Elevator Board
Federal Land Bank
Vulcan Lodge
A. F
A. M
Bristow
Gerald
Hampton
Loyd
Waterloo
M. M
Wilma) Sullivan
Mechanicsburg
Pennsylvania
Robert
Arlene) Kelly
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Dale
Visit to Father Duane Johnson Family Illness Anchors Colorado Hop
Visited by Duane Johnson the trip covered a weekend with his father Clif ford Johnson who fell ill and was hospitalized at Community Fort Morgan Hospital Colorado. The family was en route to their winter home in Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Johnson
Clifford Johnson
Fort Morgan Hospital
Colorado
Johnsons
Arizona
Returned Home From Pine Lake Visit
Mrs. Maude Buckmaster and Mrs. Alma Colling returned from a few weeks at Pine Lake near New York Mills Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pals and Mr. Carl Stock joined them there. On Tuesday evening Mrs Buckmaster hosted a fish supper with guests Mr and Mrs Carl Stock Mr and Mrs D J White Mr and Mrs Fred Pals and Mrs Alma Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Buckmaster
Alma Colling
Pine Lake
New York Mills
Minnesota
Fred Pals
Carl Stock
Aredale Birthday Dinner Honors Zimmerman and Noelting
Mrs. Duane Johnson hosted a Sunday birthday dinner honoring her mother Mrs. Charles Zimmerman of Dumont and Miss Denice Noelting of Ma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Johnson
Charles Zimmerman
Dumont
Denice Noelting
Community Notes Reveal Local Visits and Events
The town gathered for family visits and social outings as residents hosted relatives from Mason City, Des Moines, Allison, and Rockwell. Notable items include Bertha Ebling’s birthday celebration at the Hampton Nursing Home, Aredale American Legion Auxiliary meeting, and a Fall Conference report from Clarksville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
John Etzen
Lyle Sliger
Mason City
Oscar White
Louie Overturf
Frank Miller
Rockwell
Harold Mason
Mason
Aredale American Legion Auxiliary
Furthe
Dale Stock
Clarksville
Homer Stillson
Dean Glenn
Lee Cutler
Carl Corporan
Dick Lindamen
Allison
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the Greene Recorder
jAsGberghfon T
Butler County
C. Fischer
Joyce Bliss
John Geesman
Iowa
Butler
Floyd Counties
Dougherty
the Bristow News
Donavon Worley
Irving van Raden
Dial Farm
North
Henry C. Schrage
Muarold Harms and
Harm Harms
Lee Hahn
Lee Flynn
Waverly
E. P. Berryman
Ackrey
Merle Hearn and Sons
John Lewis and Sons
Roger Hall
Shell Rock
Ernest Brocka
Bill Ekwall
Gilbert Kuhn
Henry van Dyke
Steven and
Warren
Ben van Dyke
Clara Jackson
Robert Alfson
Deloris and Bruce
Donald Jackson
Harold Eckhoff
Alexander
Renwick
Alvin Alfson
Alvin
Cc. C. Wiegmann
Gene Salge
Bud Schueler
Albrecht Hatchery
Shelter House
Perrin Park
Greene Jaycees
Dear
H.R
Gettysbu
Congress
Youx
America
House of Representatives
Preyé
H. R. Grosa
Washington, D.C
Bernard Creeden
Aredale Locals
Greene, IA
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