Area residents visit and Easter Sunday gatherings noted
A sequence of visits and family gatherings across Sioux City Monroe Craig Ireton Sioux Center Pipestone and Fort Riley highlights over Easter weekend. Maurice Brink Herman Stall Will Langerock and many relatives attended meetings and hosted relatives including Bernard Kots visiting from Fort Riley on furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice
Edwin Brink
Herman Stallbawm
Sioux City
Will Langerock
Bert Langerock
Monroe
5. D
Anna Delager
Fred Jahn
Bob Rockwood
Randy
William Borchers
Dennis
Glenda
Craig
Elizabeth
Christine Vander Hamm
Ireton
Jim Jasper
Harold Jahn
Setner Altena
Sioux Center
Wallace Mulinburg
Glen
Peter de Jong
Harry Mulinburg
Bill Korver
Gerrit Kor
Local Social Ties Highlight Weekend Visits and Services
Residents in Maurice and surrounding areas hosted family and friends from Sioux Falls Sheldon Omaha and Des Moines. Funeral rites for Rev Webberts were held in Overisel and burial planned there. Easter gatherings at the Wierda home included cousins and regional relatives from Holland Michigan and Orange City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Vander Brock
Wallace
Mulenburg
Glen
Jim Wieger
Joe de Vries
Sheldon
Edwin Brink
John Ruisch
Anna DeJager
Andrew de Graaff
Alton
Willus Ruisch
Johnny Ruisch
Wessel Wynta
Anne Dorene
Ireton
Henry Wynyja
Bud de Groot
LaVoone
Bill Bleeker
Cheryl
Howard Ruisch
Randy
Connie Gail
Donna Draager
Twyla Smit
Elaine de Koter
Karen Smits
Carol van Donkelaar
Cliffton Wierda
Reuven Grootenhuis and Sons
Newkirk
John Kots
Ada Ard
Inglewood
Calif
Maurice
West Sioux
David Lamar
Harrison
S. D
BD. O. Reeverts
John Webbinga
Overisel
Michigan
Webbenga
Lewis M. Wierda
Heinie Ramaker
Holland
Martin Wierda
Henry A. Franken
John G. A. Varn Rocket
Ray Wierda
Peter Duis
Clarence Kick
Sioux Center
Tom Wierda
Hawarden
John Jr
Kleinhelstink
Orange City
Adaville Social Roundup Notes Visitors and Local Calls
Mr and Mrs Verné Knowles and baby visited Adaville recently with relatives. Lyle Ragan hosted Thursday evening callers Fred Yates and family from Sioux City and Rev Virgil Shickell. Monday evening guests were Chester Yates and family from Hinton. Lyle Ragan and George Zimmerman hosted and visited in Sioux City. Zimmerman's connection to Moville noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adaville
Verné
Knowles
Council
Lyle Ragan
Herb St
Virgil Shickell
Chester Yates
Hinton
George Zimmerman
Sioux City
Zimmerman
Akron Area Social Notes and Visitors List
A long list of Saturday and Sunday social visits across Akron and nearby towns. Dinners at several homes include Merlin and Ada Brown, Loren Ross, Vernal Bye, Bernard Beaulieu, Gordon Campbell, and many others with relatives from Ireton Marshalltown Sioux City and Omaha. Easter Cantata by the local church choir. township farm bureau and society meetings scheduled. Miss Carol Jensen and Carol Jensen noted as visitors and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlin Brown
Lowell Baldwin
Ardes Baldwin
Martyn Baldwin
Loren Ross
Akron
Dale Noble
Ireton
Lewis
Clayton Bye
Vermillion
Bernard Beaulieu
Carol Jean
Karan Ann
Marshalltown
Iowa
George Beaulieu
Gordon Campbell
Minneapolis
Bryan Dreezen
Lawrence Frisch
Johnson
Sioux City
Mike Foley
Donald Foley
Sam Philips
Mere
Robert Philips
Elmer Philips
Everett Ore
Glen Orr
Harry Shedd
Johnson Township Farm Bureau
Harold Peck
Don Johansen
Christie
Hawarden
Stanley King
Minn
Cliff Jensen
Jensen
Wayne Andreesen
Harry Hammond
Bonnie Jensen
Omaha
Carmen Giviello
Council Bluffs
Jack Jepsen
Oscar Johnson
Sioux Falls
Bertha Erickson
Kanago
Everett Orr
Aing
Dund
Merle Coster
Adam Tindall
Buster
Clair Allen
Wm. Fearhelm
Jack Tindall
Ralph Hunter
Stanley Tindall
Mary Robertson
Tindall Robertson
California
Detroit
Robertson
Marvin Hesse
Cherokee
Clarence Braun
Keith Haddock
Hornick
Art Netley
Ray Weenick
Kingsley
Joe Johnson
Lila Rose Montagne
Sions City
Cyrus Montagne
Gordon Garry
Jeffferson
Rodger Easton
Jim Easton
Merrill
Gord Johnson
Henry Lucken
Jay Donlin
Edwin Wendts
le Mars
Robert
Richard Brown
Mrr
Mrs
Grant Brown
Ireton visitors note family events and travel
Ireton residents and guests share notices of birthdays and celebrations. Coach and Mrs Stevens and their son visited Algona to mark Mrs Stevens birthday and the son's first birthday on Saturday. Others journeyed to Davenport, Maurice, and Fairmont for relatives and funeral services, including Rev John Webinga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireton
Stevens
Algona
Court Struck
Fairmont
Minn
Herman Richlefy
Davenport
Madeline Muth
Harold Ritter
Sioux Falls
Conrad Haverhall
Maurice
Haverhals
John Webinga
Chas. Wagner
Easter Weekend Travel And Family Gatherings In Craig Area
Departed Monday for Schaa Abt to resume duties at Craig Airbase. Jack Mueller and wife motor to Maurice for Rev John Webinga funeral. Bernard Gray family visit Luverne Minnesota to see Graus parents Oscar Nash. Ping family returned from Easter visit to Blunt South Dakota. Collins and Renk ing took jobs at Hawarden and left Monday. Fett home hosted birthday gathering for Leland Fett and Richard Fredericks Sr age 71 with dinner. Easter guests included Henry Fett Craig Brunsville and Vermillion South Dakota families. Also Adlan Wagner and Donald Vermillion plus Nancy Hughes Sioux City. Presbyterian Manse hosted Shriner family. Goodmanson hosted Norman Sioux Falls and Lyle Correctionville visitors. Gordon Rogers left for Sioux Falls Veterans Hospital. Easter Sunday Noon home guests were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaa
Abt
Craig
Jack Mueller
Maurice
John Webinga
Bernard Gray
Luverne
Minn
Graus
Oscar Nash
Robert Ping
Henry Fett
William Bruns
Brunsvalle
Gerrit Jaffer
Donald
Vermillion
S. D
Adlan
Wagner
Gordon Rogers
Sioux Falls
Veterans Hospital
Frank Noon
Brookings Families Join Cincinnati Visit and Local Births
Mr and Mrs Binnie Bursted and four daughters of Brookings South Dakota travel to Cincinnati to visit Mr and Mrs Cecil Cooper Sr. A granddaughter arrives Saturday to Mr and Mrs Westey Holtdorf of Maurice at Hawarden hospital. The baby has a sister Barbara. Mrs Roland Ulzinger spends Easter with her parents in Webster City. Alfred Enfert visits his mother in Sioux Falls. Rita Yarns and Judy Hovland visit relatives in Missouri Valley and Sioux Falls. Mrs Minnie Suter remains on the sick list. F W Schuelle visits Hattie Johnson at Hawarden hospital. Elna Dieters workers in Eagle Grove returns home for weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binnie
Brookings, S. D
Cecil Cooper Sr
Cincinnati
Ctw
Albert
Holidorf
Westey
Holtdort
Maurice
Hawarden Hospital
Barbara
Roland Ulzinger
Webster City
Alfred Enfert
Sioux Falls
Rita Yarns
Missouri Valley
Judy Hovland
S. D
Minnie Suter
F. W. Schuelle
Hattie Johnson
Elna Dieters
Eagle Grove
Local artist presents solo exhibit at Thoren Hall
Le Mars artist Ms. McIntosh will display about twenty five paintings across prints sculpture and ceramics at Thoren Hall Art Studios on April 12 from five to six pm open to the public. Featured works include The Mill of Nevadasille shown at Joslyn Memorial Museum and a photograph of Yellow Building which won a hundred dollar purchase prize.
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Noman Lang
Rus Grone Meyer
Des Moines
John Deere
Meridith Implement Co
SPLU
Plymouth County
Sec’y and
Mgr
le Mars Livestock Sale Co
Minnesota
Harry M. Gross
Will
Fort Lewis
Wash
Kathryn Cassidy
Anne Wassman
Margaret
Bill McDonald
McDonald
and Airs
Tom Sullivan
Peter
Timothy
Agnes Vander Malen
Evelyn van Gorkum
John Merias
Marcella Marquardt
Neb
Ronald Schat
Schat
Arnold Klopsell
Lowell Severson
Martyn
Bert van Steenwyk
Ray Marauardt
Kenneth
Salem
Maurice Viaduct
Thurs
DeLaval
John H. van Pearsem
Henry A. Jonker
Wm. van Dersels
Northwestern Ae Bank
U.S. Royal Prevent
Daytona Beach
Lifewall U. S. Royals
S. Royal Tires
Teademark of
United States Rubler Company
Alu
Qhes
Nile
Blaue Oil CO
Ruby McTatosh
Westmarcol
Harry B. Kramer
Keenan Insurance Agency
General Insurance
Natl. Bank Bldg
Pfister
Francis Schiefen
Virgil Ruhland — Hinton
Henry G. Marienau
Betsworth Bros
Ardine Rading
Leroy Niehus
Remsen
Lloyd Casper — Hinton
Pfister Associated Growers, Inc
Adrian L. Bowers
Feet LE Mars Globe-Post
Art
Central City
Ves McIntosh
Wiestmar College
Ming
Denver
Colorado
Denver Art Museum
Children’s Art Museum
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