Local Family Hosts and Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Mr and Mrs August Frerichs and others hosted and visited in Grinnell and surrounding towns including Ackley Hubbard and Des Moines. Guests included Walter Coram of Marshalltown Cynthia Bohstedt in Grinnell with grandparents and many relatives sharing dinners and calls through Sunday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Frazier
Mayme
Walter Coram
Marshalltown
Hilton Frerichs
Ackley
Frerichs
Cynthia Jean Bohstedt
Grinnell
Mrs. R. B. Gray
W. E. Maltby
Popejoy
Walter Lorenzen
Rockwell
Lauren Maltbys
D. W. Peisen
Robert Reed
Gary Peisen
Des Moines
A. E. Anderson
C. J. Heggen
Mrs. C. E. Simpson
Mrs. Wesfey Cordes
Fort Dodge
Carl Cordes
Ive ster Church of the Brethren December Services
Special December services at Ivester Church include a Penny Supper and Bazaar on Dec 15 at 5 30 p m. An audio visual film God Is My Sand ord will screen Dec 25 from 10 to 11 30 a m with church school and children's Christmas program. White gift service and missions offering follow Dec 25 at 7 30 p m The Chorus In The Skies will be sung then CBYF caroling. Dec 31 at 7 p m CBYF New Years Eve banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God Is
Holiday parties mark season for Hawthorne and county group
Mrs W H Wilmont hosted Hawthorne club members and husbands for a 6:30 dinner with 24 attendees, amid card games. At Pine Lake Wildlife Building, courthouse staff and guests staged a Christmas party with Murl Schumacher as chair, committees for entertain ment refresh ments decorations and a Santa Claus appearance, and skits plus carols. Rural Hardin county teachers plan a Christmas party next Tuesday at Tipton No 2 school with a gift exchange, entertainment and refreshments starting at 7:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wilmont
Hawthorne Club
Pine Lake
Murl Schumacher
Wilson Hadley
M. J. Ryken
J. K. Hall
Barbara Goodell
R. D. Longenecker
Howard Dempsey
Ruth Willig
Jack Piper
W. . Guenther
Hardin County
Tipton No. 2
Meeker
Here Comes Santa Claus Visits Delight and Mixups
Nell's News recalls a Santa visit at a Tuesday gathering where children react with confusion as the Claus voice seems off from the north pole. Evelyn Clary explains the southern Santa theme while a boot zipper issue adds comic trouble before a cheer resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Evelyn B. Clary
South Pole
North
Rooks Appliance
Mothers club meeting hosts gift for Christmas basket
Mrs John Bekemeier hosted sixteen Mothers club members Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Don Cobb reviewed the book Morning Faces. Refreshments were served with Mrs Joe Kramer Jr assisting. Gifts were donated for a Christmas basket.
San Souci Club Holds Christmas Potluck Luncheon
The San Souci club met Tuesday for a potluck luncheon at Mrs. W. H. Vilmont’s home with 15 members and associate members present. Dinner was served at quarter tables decorated in a Christmas motif. A white elephant gift exchange was held. Miss Leota Hardy assisted the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Souci Club
W. H. Vilmont
Leota Hardy
Young Mothers club hosts Canasta and bridge evening
Mrs. Paul Barnard entertained the Young Mothers club Tuesday evening with Mrs. Wes Willig, Mrs. Leonard Mason, Mrs. Robert Jackson and Mrs. Val Hilsabeck assisting. Canasta and bridge followed the business meeting and a gift exchange was held. The January 10 meeting will be with Mrs. E. W. Burke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Barnard
Young Mothers Club
Wes Willig
Leonard Mason
Robert Jackson
Val Hilsabeck
E. W. Burke
Business and Professional Women Hold Dinner Meeting
The Business and Professional Women met Tuesday evening at the Blanche Cox home for a 6:30 turkey dinner. Mrs. Ed Clary was named to represent the group on the Hardin County Health Council. Santa Claus from the South Pole distributed Christmas gifts while Char les Britsch presented second graders who sang. Canasta followed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Cox
Ed Clary
Hardin County Health Council
South Pole
Charles Britsch
Christmas Potluck Draws 16 Members
The 20th Century Club met Monday evening at Mrs. W. H. Longenecker’s home for a potluck dinner with 16 members present. Afterward she read Christmas poems and Mrs. Albert Kennedy spoke on Christmas in Other Lands. Each member contributed a fifty-cent staple grocery item for a needy family. Social committee members were Mrs. Longenecker Mrs. George Faint Mrs. Leo Freed Mrs. Howell Boyd Mrs. George Pool Mrs. Kathryn Ibach and Mrs. Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
20Th Century Club
W. H. Longenecker
Des Moines Man and Hubbard Woman Obtain Marriage License
Frank W. King aged 29 of Des Moines and Patricia Fichtner aged 20 of Hubbard have been issued a marriage license. Their union was recorded in the county clerk’s office with official documents filed for the forthcoming ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. King
Des Moines
Patricia Fichtner
Hubbard
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George Goschke
Herman Roll
Louis
Elmer Robertson
Iowa Falls
Sam Mossman
Rosemary Page
J. A. Page
Mrs. Clayton Hall
Iowa City
Herman Lentz, Jr
Roscoe Myers
Mary Megan
J. H. Swanne
Kansas City
Charles Schafer
Schafer
P. E. Stone
Ida Knutson
University Hospital
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George Stone
Cedar Rapids
Roscoe Hunt
Herald-Index
Paul Clark
Betty
Teachers College
Cedar Falls
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Frank Fosster
A. J. Cordes
H. L. Rooks
Grand Junction
Colo
Cecil Rooks
Roy J. Clampitt
Newtonville
Mass
Lawrence
Chicago
C. A. Beeke
Fort Podge
Elora
Robert C. Becker
H. J. Garles
George Cordes
Wheaton College
Wheaton, NL
Jess Harrington
Shell Lake
Wis
Jerry Harrington
Mt. Pleasant
Harrington
Ivester
Church OF the Brethren
McFarland-Rodgers
General Insurance
Eldora
Rural Teachers Party
Nell
Santa Claus
Rachel Anderson
Home Economist
Mothers Club
Sans Souci
Sheaffer
Admiral
Anjou
Anderson Drug
Rexall Store
Colorado
Washington
Hill's Bros. Crip
Armour’s
Sunkist
Idaho
Russett
Honor Brand
Minute Maid
Decker’s Tender
iPicnics
Harold Eo Delemepael
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Skelly
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