Weekend Visitors And Family Gatherings Across Town
Families from Missouri Valley Radcliffe Marshalltown and Glenville visited relatives in multiple homes over the holiday weekend. The parade of guests included Hendricksons Conways Zichells Marshmans La rsons Sages Berndts Kulows Papes Zichells Wills Baileys and Rev Hallstein with gatherings in Zearning Radcliffe and Marshalltown and trips to Kansas City and China Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Hendrickson
Missouri Valley
Hendrickson
Minnie Hendrickson
G. W. Conway
Will Holcomb
Zearning
Herb Zichell
Mertha Zishell
Robert Marshman
Gail Melton
Marshalltown
Chicago
Ira Larson
Harold Sage
Wallace Berndt
Roy Klug
Radcliffe City
Arthur Boeke
Orvil Brinkmeyer
Atlee Larson
R. C. Rogers
George Gerlach
Kansas City
Wayne Kulow
Rock Island
Ill
Carl Kulow
E. C. Hallstein
Wheaton
Minn
Martin Pape
Cal
Ruby Bailey
Floyd Bailey
Charles Whitaker
Zearing
Richard Ziebell
Raymond Bailey
China Lake
Orval Cerka
Waterloo
Henry Wichert
Beverly
C. E. Wichert
Hubbard Weekend Social Roundup At Hubbard Park
A long list of weekend and holiday visits fills Hubbard notes with Des Moines and Chicago guests including the Teigs Bailey Lage and many others. Sage marked his eighth birthday at Hubbard Park on July 1 as families gathered for a community celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Teig
Chicago
Ill
Hubbard
Lyle Bailey
Des Moines
Ruby Bailey
Harold Lage
John Lage
James Wright
Ira Larson
Elaine Fichtner
Rodney Fichtner
Pam Conway
George Bloome
Kent
Sage
Hubbard Park
Bill Hansen
Herb Ziebell
Glen, Bailey
Zearing
Oryal Cerka
Waterloo
Raymond
China Lake
Rites Here Saturday For Charles Teske 61
Funeral services were held for Charles J. Teske 61 former Eldora resident who died last Thursday in Des Moines after months of ill health. Rev John Zimmermann of St Pauls Lutheran church officiated. Burial was in Eldora cemetery. Teske born Feb 4 1888 in Eldora lived there most of life before moving to Des Moines seven years ago. He married Hattie Diller Feb 3 1914. He was a lifelong farmer and was baptized and confirmed at St Pauls Lutheran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrle and Creps
Charles J. Teske
Eldora
Des Moines
John Zimmermann
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Eldora Cemetery
Joe Beach
Chester Modlin
Oscar Ryan
Herman Teske
Marvin Rewer
Clarence Schwebe
Mr. Teske
Hattie Diller
Obituary notice of a Des Moines man with Lutheran ties
The deceased, who was a member of the Lutheran church at the time of death, is survived by his wife and four children, including son Raye of Eldora and daughters Faye Bates of Union and Eva Overton of Des Moines. He leaves four brothers Henry of Vancouver Washington and Leo Frank and August of Des Moines, plus four sisters in Des Moines and Maxwell. Seven grandchildren are named. his parents, one sister, and one grandchild had preceded him in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Howell
Zearing
Henry Fredrickson
Lyle Knowles
Ames
Mr. Knowles
W. V. Knowles
Ervin Johnson
M. W. Bartolow
Las Vegas
Nevada
B. Wichert
Harry Spindler
Raul Gene
Radcliffe
August Lehmeier
Fred Miller
Harold Marshman
Omaha
Nebr
Harry Snider
Charles Snider
Albion
John Bacon
Minneapolis
Minn
Wim. Butzey
Armin Olson
Ottawa
Ill
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Olson
Theodore Olson
St. John’s Jshurch
Vern Dubberke
Iowa Falls
Carl Wichert
Keith Snider
Stanhope
H. W. Snider
Ernest Kuhlman
Marion Miller
Marie Otto
Hampton
Hubbarg
Keith
Joyce
Marceline
Raye
Eldora
Faye Bates
Union
Eva Overton
Des Moines
Henry
Vancouver
Wash
Leo
Frank
August
Marie McDonough
Margaret Turner
Claire Spencer
Lois Rosburg
Maxwell
Holiday at Training School Busy Fourth of July
Boys at the Iowa State Training School had a busy Fourth of July holiday with special patriotic services on Sunday and a full athletic program on Monday. Monday featured morning matches, a track and field meet in the afternoon, and a softball game in the evening. Rev. Alva Ragsdale conducted services and spoke on Fourth of July Resolutions along with a flag salute, a patriotic reading by Mrs. Moore, a choir number, and Eddie Moreaux's clarinet solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Training School
Alva Ragsdale
Chhaplain
Take Me Out To The Ball Game Musical Comedy
A gay, laugh filled, tuneful all color musical comedy titled Take Me Out To The Ball Game promises bright songs and buoyant humor. The production blends sport and song with lively ensemble numbers and a nostalgic nod to baseball era whimsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Williams
Gene Kelly
Frank Sinatra
Betty Garrett
Edward ‘Arnold
Grand Mgm
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Louis Zichell
Edwin Wills
Glenville
Arnold Penning
China Lake Calif
Hardin
Grundy
Berlin
Wilce Ward
Wilee
Fred Ward
Sigmond Co
Arlene Jelsma
Ervin Boeke
Lois ‘Jean
Max Butler
Jerry
Melvin ‘Boeke
Baby
Arnold Boeke
Wilbur ‘Boeke
W. C. Boeke
Glen Goleman
Boston
Mass
Henrietta Larue
Ackley
Malinda Prussner
Elizabeth Prussner
Amelia Prussner
Jess North
Ernest Fichtner
Bertha Fichtner
Oscar Ose
Blairsburg
Bay
Charles Devere
Ole
Minnies
Ole Olson
Marilyn Broer
Kay Boeke
Mra
James Johnson
Douglas Roy Dubberke
Gilbert Dubberke
Martin E. Pape
St. John’s Lutheran
Merlin Hoelscher
Mre
Walter Piel
Fred Tjarks
Myre
Bill Tjarks
Ligcomb
Carolyn
Marilyn
Freddie
Tjarks
Ellsworth
Leon Tjarke
Cook
Riggert’s
Seagal
Jasy Termal
Charles Teske
Arrow’ and
Airman” Brand
Mg Ambien
Ana Atie Lan
Ra Reece
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