Union MRS GRELLET DILLON Birthday and visiting notes
Readers from Union and nearby towns shared a weekend of visitations and family gatherings. Des Moines guests Vern Wardman and Bette Bateson attended Mrs Grellet Dillon's birthday tea at Loyd Beecher's home, while the Cox family reunion drew attendees from Eldora and Marshalltown. Additional travel included Benbow relatives from Pueblo and Norfolk, and many others visited relatives in Union, Whitten, Zearing, and Marshalltown as August events continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd Beecher
Vern Wardman
Des Moines
Bette Bateson
Ruth Lewis
Hendy
Alice Stebe
Dave Pool
Eldora
John Helveck
Ethymer Cox
Cox
Quaker Heights
Marion Dickenson
Vern Hammer
Floyd Hickman
Liscomb
Willard Donaldson
Watson Donaldson
Donaldson
Cole
James Donaldson
Steven Douglas
Stuart
Steven
Roy Pevehouse
Robert Wessel
Santa Rosa
Calif
Milton Benbow
Randy Johnson
New Providence Friends Meeting Sermons and Farewell Dinner
New Providence rs Ross Reece invites all ages to 10 30 a m Morning Worship at the church with a basket dinner after service in social rooms to honor Rev Leslie McCargar and departing teachers and students. Evening services at 8 p m with 7 15 p m Youth Groups. Thursday August 28 at 8 p m Prayer Meeting led by Rev Guilford Street Honey Creek Friends Meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Honey Creek
New Providence Friends Meeting
Lewis D. Savage
Leslie McCargar
Honey Creek Friends Meeting
Guilford Street
Banff Lake Louise Visit Highlight Local Party
A group toured Banff and Lake Louise in Canada and points in California. Friday noon dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. Glen Speas's home included Arthur Somerset and Don ald and Ruth Ann from Bethel Grove. William Speas of Le Grand joined to visit until Sunday at his son's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terloo
Banff
Lake Louise
Canada
Points
California
Glen Speas
Arthur Somerset
Donald
Ruth Ann
Bethel Grove
William Speas
le Grand
Berlin MRS and Friends Social Notes
Berlin MRS JAMES SEE church schedule and a long list of social visiting at homes around Iowa Falls Popejoy Marble Rock Eldora Mason City Waterloo Foster Park Cedar Rapids fair Portand Oregon. The notes record hospitality from Aug 29 Friday to midweek gatherings and family reunions among local residents and relatives from Kansas City Evanston Iowa Falls and other towns.
Local Socials and Visits From Various Iowa Homes
Friday dinner guests in the Fred Ward home included Mrs. Wilee Ward Joyce and Mrs. Jim Lee and children. Sunday visitors in the H A Guthrie home at Charles City included Mr and Mrs Ralph Bright Karen and Lonnie. Picnics and visits broaden with Alden Ames and Des Moines postings as families host and travel between Blue Earth Hubbard and Iowa Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Don Polley
Glen Baker
David Craig
Kent and Craig
Kansas City
Fred Ward
Jerry
Dallas Jackson
Albert Hazelwood
Carroll Smith
Maynard Ricks
Ethel Purcell
Iowa Falls
Lawrence Purcell and Sons
Tom and
Jim
Evanston
Wilee Ward
Joyce
Jim Lee
Ralph Bright
Karen
Lonnie
H. A. Guthrie
Charles City
Roy Crosser
Alden
Albert Albers
Carl Lettow
Tom Caldwell
Herman
Kathy Baker
Kay Albers
Karen Green
Des Moines
Carrie Ward
Theresa Storm
Judy
Gary Fuller
Dean Johns
Bruce Sinnard
Ames
Verner Eller
Paul Himmel
Hubbard
Maxine Rummel
Blueworth
Minn
Harvey Love
Oran
Paul Carr
Harry. Daleske
Rip and Stitch Club
Jones Park
Honorve
Merle Johns
Jim See
Jane and
Jimmy
Leland
Bonnie
Ernest Frisbie
Shirley Sand
Dinner Guests and Family Visits in Iowa Falls Area
Linda Neubauer of Iowa Falls visited Sunday dinner at Charlie Nehring’s home. W H Platts had Sunday supper with Kenneth Curtis’s family. He was Tuesday supper guest at C A Jackson’s in Iowa Falls and Wednesday night at Robert Rogers’s home in Iowa Falls. Linda and Russell Kinney stayed with Aunt Wayne Stonewall in Marshalltown last week. Mrs Bernard Rudolph and her children left Saturday for Des Moines to spend the weekend with her sister before departing Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Caster
St. Louis
Belleville
Ill
Wayne
Jake Dressen
Des Moines
Debbie
Dianne Posusta
Toledo
Loyd Beecher
Beth
Marshalltown
Leonard Smith
Seanna
Betty
Loyd
Sandra
Billy
Judy Greil
Nancy
Linda Westcott
Waterloo
Jake Westcott
Floyd Maas
American Legion Auxiliary
Arlyn Miller
Olivia Lepley
Veteran's Hospital
Glenwood
George Hammer
R. V. Hilsabeck
Community Church Ladies Aid Society
Gail Wilson
Fred Cummins
Amanda Lepley
Genevieve Packer
Robert Shaver
C.H. Bodensteiner
Gary
Mike
Long Beach
Calif
Leo Bodensteiner
Shaver
Stanford Missionary Society
Lepley Park
Ralcall
Anna Cook
Warren Hammer
Ralph Beecher
Denver
Colo
St. Luke's Hospital
Beecher's
Union
Carol Harrington
Earl Glenney
Allen Huston
Forest Huston
Blank Memorial Hospital
Huston
Paul Enabait
Kenney
Church of Christ
Mr. Enabnit
Linda Neubauer
Iowa Falls
Charlies Nehring
W. H. Platts
Kenneth Curtis
C. A. Jackson
Robert Rogers
Linda
Russell Kinney
Wayne Stonewall
Bernard Rudolph
Social visits and family travel across Iowa and Minnesota
Monday for Russell and Ta begin a week at her parents home. Mr and Mrs C T Crosser visited relatives in Bingham Lake Minnesota and were Sunday guests in Windom. Wayne Rierson of Radcliffe visited James Carr and others. W W Trushenski and family left for Minnesota. Granner and Glenn Carr hosted a Sunday visit at James Carr’s home. Kinney and Allan traveled to Marshalltown to see Ray Duncan and returned with Linda. Jerry Freeman of Mason City visited Emma Freeman. Orrie Thayer and the Alfonses dined with Emma Freeman, while Elvis Freeman and his family joined Richard Patty and Linda Herrold in Thayer after a two week stay. Kinney children visited Marshalls town with Ray Duncan and Carl Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Gibbs
Clinton Gibbs
Los Angeles
Calif
Earl Glenney
Glenney
Roy Pearce
Pearce
Barrington
Mr. Glenney
Leo Peck
Kenneth Glenney
Chicago
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Wallace Williams
Union
Yuba City
Guy Fitzgerald
Mt. Pleasant
Ray Sheets
Cecil Claybrook
Riverview Park
Marshalltown
Gibb
Clifford Gabard
Brawley
Whitten
Zearing
Mason City
Steamboat Rock
Hampton
Austin
Minn
Kivee Benbow
Ronald Benbow
Benbow
Norfolk
Russell
C.T. Crosser
Larry Crosser
Bingham Lake
Belly Jacobson
Windom
Wayne Rierson
Radcliffe
James Carr
W. W. Trushenski
Stanley Granner
Hubbard
Glenn Carr
Dows
Cecil Kinney
Allan
Ray Duncan
California
Linda
Jerry Freeman
Emma Freeman
Orrie Thayer
Alden
Elvis Freeman
Town Falls
Harvey Herrold
Bobby
Bernard Rudolph
Thayer
Richard
Patty
Linda Herrold
Carl Duncan
Hartman visits kin in Iowa after California trip
Mrs Willard Hartman toured Torrances California and Clutter before traveling to Cedar Rapids to visit her father Frank Kremenuk who is hospitalized at Jer ey Hospital there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Hartman
Clutter
Cedar Rapids
Frank Kremenuk
Jerey Hospital
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Preston Cockerham
Mabel Norman
Arthur Reece
Norman Henness
Dixie
Roper
Winterset
Bruce Hadley
Alice
Boyd Reece
Eau Claire, Wise
Gerald Shaver
B. UL. Harris
New Providence Friends Church
Mrs. Harris
Harold Barton
Wilbur Davis
Mr. Brehm
Imother
Frederick Marsh
Julie
Peggy Ellen
Howard Fuller
Dennis
Donna
Lake Florida
Willmar
Peggy Marsh
Raymond Lister
Havelock
Robert Travis
Lewis Savage
Blanche Cook
Aretha McKenzie
Corwin Hadley
Albert Wilson
Lawrence Tatum
Maurice Cook
Stephen Young
Paul Williams
Staman Hook
James
Robert Miller
Bloomfield
West Coast
Cecil Cook
New Providencers
Ross Reece
James See
Young Peoples Meeting
Peter Peters
Herb Whiting
Margaret
Portland
Ore
J. D. Rankin
Rankin
A. E. White
Popejoy
Frank Hoffman
Frank Jr
Jim Carr
Nancy Stover
Marble Rock
Sandra Rankin
Clair Knoop
Jim Lambertson
Albert Lambertson
Ackley
Foster Park
George Wolfe
Wilce Ward
Wendell Peet
Portand
Kay
Letlow
Leslie Cowell
Hardin County Fair
Kurtis Kelsey
Shorthorn
John Rooks
Aberdeen Angus
Linda Kelsey
Jim Granzow
David Vinton
Bob Granzow
TEE Books
Jim Follett
Larry Brandt
Hadley Grain CO
Ers
Owasa Methodist Church
Bert Duke
la Verne Sharar
Lee Sanders
Gene Dryer
Cambridge
LaVerne Sharar
Fred Fuller
Gene Hansen
Qwasa
Helen Curtis
Dewey Lamprecht
Het Sarr
TOM Sawyer
Boys’ & Mens
Torrances
Piuw
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William Eckel
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