Westfield Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Westfield reports Swiss Swanson family from Chicago visiting Mr and Mrs Co A Swanson north of town while Billy Deppe of Omaha summers with Albert Harrington family. Mrs Perry Lilly and daughter stay with McCook Sage relatives. Family and friends gather June 7 at Russell Waterbury home to celebrate birthdays of Mr Waterbury Mrs Hummel and Mrs Booth and son Lamy with a seven oclock cafeteria supper and large birthday cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Swanson
Chicago
Swanson
Billy Deppe
Omaha
Albert Harrington
Perry Lilly
Russell Waterbury
Mr. Waterbury
Clarence Hummel
Lynn Booth
Lamy
Birthday Party Attendees Share Joyful Sendoff
A social gathering honored a birthday with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Fred Waterbury and many others from Akron, Alcester, Brumaville, Westfield, and Rochester Minnesota. I W Nordman drove to Clarksville Iowa returning with Mrs. Nordman and children after weeks with relatives. A large crowd attended St Catherine's Guild meeting at Ray Dennison home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Waterbury
Clarence Hummel
Harlan and
Donny Gene
Akron
Lynn Booth
Lanny
Alcester
Ross Booth
Ak‘tron
Otto ‘Osterbbuhr
Albert
John Osterbuhr
Dennis
Brumaville
Akron area notices and social roundup ends June
Regular meeting set for Thursday July 2 at the M W Conway home with Mrs Conway as hostess. Obituary notes Tra Keagle mourns sister Mrs Abraham Mudgett 76, died June 13 in Sioux City. funeral June 16 at Chris ty chapel, Logan Park Cemetery. Social items include visits, travelers, and club activities with local families in Akron and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Adams
Akron
Catharine Beaubien
Arthur Tayne
Yankton
Geo. Hough
Eagle Grove
Maureen Butter
Mapleton
Winnebago Macy Indians
Hanes
Social notes from North Washington and surrounding towns
North Washington residents and families visit relatives across Brunsville Le Mars and Sioux City with guests including Minnie Harms the Frerichs family Johnsons Vernon Luken and Siebens, plus travelers from Deadwood and Worthing. Dorothy and Maxine Vernon depart for Carroll for a farewell gathering. Doris Dickman visits her grandmother in Le Mars and Donald Harms stays with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Harms
Dick Frerichs
Bill Johnson
LeJoyce
Dena Diediker
Brunsville
Ted Johnson
Laustadt
Henry Johnson
Johnnson Frerichs
le Mars
Bruns Villa
Mammentown
Bob Featherston
Jimmy
Billie Richards
Mary Alan Keill
Deadwood
Chas. Richards
Lent
Ireton
Rosie Wilkens
Dorothy
Maxine Vernon
Carroll
Town
John Luken
Westfield
Tillie Siebens
Gert Seibens
Jack Reese
Sioux City
Geo, Voges
Mildred
Worthing
S. D
Otto Marienau
Doris Dickman
Donald Harms
Has. Harms
Local visits mark West Le Mars area social week
West Le Mars residents Mr and Mrs Emil Schoenrock and son Garry from Hawarden visited Paul Durr on Tuesday. Mrs Knoop of Le Mars spent Monday evening with Mrs T W Flaherty. Mr and Mrs Jay Stowater and son visited the Stowater parents Mr and Mrs H Schoenrock Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Will Harvey and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Schoenrock
Garry
Hawarden
Paul Durr
Knoop
le Mars
T. W. Flaherty
Jay Stowater
Local Visits Trace Weekend in Yakima and Le Mars
Children from Yakima were visitors at Sam Harvey's home on Tuesday. Miss Helen Lipsch of Le Mars spent Wednesday with friend Irene Durree. Misses Vivian and Betty Schlesser of Struble visited grandmother Mrs. Rose Flaherty on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sullivan and Mrs. Anna Abbott of Le Mars called at T. W. Flaherty's home Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Gant
Leonard Gant
Board of Education
Lorraine Shearer
Walter Shearer
Thos. Warren
Rose Shearer
Beatrice Chapman
Thos
Dennison
Helen
Frank Dennison
L. V. Gant
Geddes
S. D
Kenneth Boggess
Sioux City
Lavon Hough
Russell Waterbury
Kingsley
Mike Crane
Wm. Leonard
Catherine Martin
Maloy
van Vleck Farm
Elaine Michael
Bertha McCue
Viola Lilly
Linnie van Vleck
Maxine Emmick
Opal Hummel
Mrs. Hummel
Yakima
Wash
Sam Harvey
Helen Lipsch
le Mars
Irene Durree
Vivian
Betty’ Schlesser
Struble
Rose'Filaherty
Frank Sullivan
Anna Abbott
Uef le ‘Mars
T. W. Flaherty
Joe Ruhland
Frank Ruhland
Leo
Teresa Rodenbuhr
Jack
Alice
Ann Deegan
Jeanette
Henry
Jack Gysbertsen
Katharine ‘Gysbertsen
Here
H. Berner
Chas. Noble
W. G. Garr
Pete del
Verne Keough
Elkhorn Dignitaries Visit Relatives and Neighbors
A string of visits and social notes from the area recounts Elkhorn residents traveling to Owensburg Kentucky Sioux City and Rochester Minnesota. People named include John French Mary Maxine and Martha Jarboe Esther Jerman Lavonne Seglem Jennie Kissinger Fern Hedge Irene Lopau and George Bradley among others plus a birthday surprise for George Bradley and local visits to Sioux City Le Mars Lawton and Rochester Minnesota with hospital and operation news for Mrs. Raymond King and Mrs Hansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John French
Mary
Maxine
Mar‘tha Jarboe
Raymond King
Sioux City
Jennie Kissinger
le Mars
EB. L. Page
Earnest
Clark
Ed Hamil
Fern Hedge
Lawton
Albert Fletcher
John Hansen
Rochester
Minn
Local residents gather for visits and outings across Alcester and Le Mars
S W Washington Earl Love aids George Seibens with hay. Many families from Alcester and Le Mars are listed as Sunday visitors at various homes and events. Car trips include visits to Canton South Carolina, Riversioux park dancing, and trips to Sioux City. Several relatives attend, with updates on birthdays and illnesses, plus travel to Brunsville, Worthing, and Le Mars.
Visitation notes and farewells in Brunsville area
The Rheinhart Fisher home hosted Hannah and Elmer Fisher and family on Wednesday to check on Mrs. Fishher who is seriously ill. Merrill Counter, who had been helping Mrs. Dena Fisher, returned home Friday. Wayne Johnson of Kingsley visited Frank Tullis. Lavonne Faulkner, aiding Mrs. Curtis Newmann, returned near Brunsville on Tuesday. A farewell party honored Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Vernon and family and Mrs. Vera Vernon of Brunsville Friday night as the Vernons prepared to move to Carroll Iowa for a truck driving job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Hannah
Elmer Fisher and
Rheinhart Fisher
Fishher
Baby’ Counter
Merrill
Dena Fisher
Wayne Johnson
Kingsley
Frank Tullis
Lavonne Faulkner
Curtis Newmann
Brunsville
Maurice Vernon
Vera Vernon
Vernons
Carroll
Iowa
Vernon
Dubuque
Cassidy
James Deegan
Katharine Gysbert Son
Ray Steichen
Alton
St. Joseph's Church
Otto ‘Oltmann
Dolores
John Becker
C. T. Kohl
le Mars
John Mc‘Dougall
Joseph
Ella King
Hileen King
Sioux City
John F. Deegan
Victor Jensen
Marcia Harsma
Maurice
Marian Hanstein
Helen Determan
Dorothy Petz
Phyllis Mueller
Carl Ahrendt
Stanley Montangue
Grandma Albers
Carl
Real estate transfers and cemetery lot deeds in Iowa region
Mary Athe Barry to William J Haudenschild and others list describes parcels in NW 16 and N Y 17-92-46 with $1 payment. Le Mars Cemetery Association conveys lot D block 17 to Robt Dempster for $55. Archie Kimball sells lot 1 sec 27 and part lot 4 sec 22-90-48 for $2650. Rippey sheriff transfers SE4 NEY and SEY 11-90-47 to Bankers Life Ins Co for $12,958.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Athe Barry
William J. Haudenschild
le Mars Cemetery Association
Robt
Dempster
le Mars Cemetery
Archie Kimball
J. A. Sturtevant
R. E. Rippey
Bankers Life Ins. Co
Clergy Change and Local Happenings in St Joseph’s Parish
Struble Reverend Frank Greteman arrives to oversee St Joseph’s parish. Local social notes include Elmer and Mrs Elmer Oltmanns hosted guests, Nellie Edwards and family visiting Iowa lakes for a 10 day outing, Frank Wilhelmi relocating his blacksmith shop, Mrs W F Baack hosting St John’s Lutheran Ladies Aid, and Rose Labahn finding Merrill post office work. Residents relocate homes, family movements noted among Westhoff, John families, and Celeste Werth plus Dorothy Pfaffle and others visiting area homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Greteman
St. Joseph’s
Elmer Oltmanns
Otto Oltmanns
Nellie Edwards
Morris Edwards
Jacqueline
Sioux City
Iowa Lakes
Frank Wilhelmi
Giese
Nic Schlesser
W. F. Baack
St. John’s Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Rose Labahn
Merrill Post Office
Dick John
W. Stinger
Durband
Gerd Westhoff
Clara
George
John Westhoff Jr
Mise Celeste Werth
Dorothy Pfaffle
Helen Stamp
Bonita Muller
le Mars
Rela
Local social notes from Le Mars area events
Activities include visits and travel by numerous local families. Katharine Gysbertsen and Ray Steichen announce banns at St Josephs. Jubilant parties mark birthdays and weddings. confirmations and reunions unfold at St Johns Lutheran with Rev H Berner.
Funeral attendance notes and a village fair show
Tuesday to attend the funeral of a co ftv and Mrs. Thos Sh went to Le Mars Thursday to tend the funeral of Mrs. Janet Bleasdell. A free show sponsored by merchants and business houses was given Monday night with sleight of hand and a trick artist providing amusement for a fair sized crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos
le Mars
Janet
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