Funeral Notices Reach Westfield Community Ties
Westfield relatives attended the funeral of Mrs. John Conway in Sioux City on Friday morning. Mrs. Conway had lived in Westfield years ago and is remembered by longtime locals. Kenneth Hummel and his wife visited in Sioux City, then joined family in Westfield. The group later attended the funeral of Mrs. George Ruish in Akron. Marvin Kroksh and wife from Battle Creek visited Chas. Kroksh’s family over the weekend. Also visiting were Mrs. Frank Wynna and her family from Westfield.
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Westfield
John Conway
Sioux City
Chas. Kroksh
Frank Wynna
Family Visits and Departures Highlight Paullina Weekend
Saturday and Sunday guests at Roy Winkelman home included Art Winkelman of Bruce South Dakota. The Winkelmans, Clarence Winkelman and his daughter from Hawarden joined a birthday observance in Paullina. Fred Winterwyke and children plan to move to California. Jack Mueller sold his house and furniture and will move west to work. Louis Kluter and Merle Reinking will visit relatives before returning home. Mrs Mueller finishes the school year in the rural school she teaches.
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Ieton
Roy Winkelman
Art Winkelman
Bruce
South Dakota
Roy Winkelmans
Clarence Winkelman
Hawarden
Paullina
Winkelman Brothers
Fred “Winterwyke
California
Jack Mueller
West Coast
Mueller
Louis Kluter
Merle Reinking
Elatives
Local Families Announce Moves and Births in Brief
Announcements note moves to Sioux Center and the west coast as families relocate after farm sales and school terms. Generations welcome a fine son for Leonard Wilkens of St. Loretz California, with his siblings. Visitors include Mrs Henry Moorlag of Peace Minn and Mrs Dewey Moorlag of Bellflower Calif.
Local residents note visits and a death in Ireton area
Mr omg slater hosp ized there after 21 Mr and Mrs Fred Johnson and Mrs Roland Johnson motored to Sioux City to spend the day Mae and Mrs Peter Sinkey visited Ashton on Thursday at the Wat Sinkey home Mrs Wm Sinkey who had been visiting returned home with them Mr and Mrs John Viotho motored to Chatsworth Thursday evening for a birthday observance at Roy Tweet home for Jerry's eighth birthday Mr and Mrs Henry Schibout announce a farm sale and he will take up other work Mr and Mrs Walter Struck Dennis and his mother Mrs Bertha Struck left Wednesday for a winter vacation trip Mrs Struck visited William Sparks in Grant City Mo Sparks known as Margaret Kees previously Mrs Sparks and the Strucks plan to visit Florida for sightseeing Word arrived Thursday of the death of Christ Mueller former farmer of this vicinity He died at his winter home in Long Beach Calif where he lived with daughter Mrs Goldie Kesberg He had summers in Ireton and spent winters on the west coast Burial services were Monday January 23 at St Pauls Lutheran in Ireton with interment at Pleasant Hill cemetery beside his wife Surviving are two daughters Mrs Vera Weber of San Diego Calif and Mrs Goldie Kesberg of Long Beach and one son Orville of Long Beach Four grandchildren and four great grandchildren
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Omg Slater
Fred Johnson
Roland Johnson
Sioux City
Mae
Peter Sinkey
Ashton
Wat. Sinkey
Wm. Sinkey
Peter Sinkeys
John Viotho
Chatsworth
Roy
Jerry
Henry Schibout
Walter Struck
Denns
Bertha Struck
Struck
William Sparks
Grant City
Mueller
Ireton
West Coast
St. Paul's Lutheran
Pleasant Hill
Vera Weiber
San Diego
Calif
Goldie Kesberg
Long Beach
Orville
Vermillion Visit Highlights Fry Family Ties
Mrs. Pearl Fry of Vermillion visited Thursday evening in the home of her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Bye. The Boys’ 4-H program and Harlan Strat- (text cut) were involved in the event, reflecting community ties and youth activities.
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Adaville
Pearl Fry
Vermillion
Vernal
Harlan Strat
Community gathering and winter weather spell noted in county
Ton county youth assistant toured four H beeves and sheep last Saturday. Lawton Hawarden and Rock Rapids leaders shared supper at Lyle Melnis Sr. home after a chilly spell with temperatures near zero. January 25 1956 notes survivors of polio and announces an active drive to donate to the Pool of Dimes to help fight polio and aid recuperation efforts.
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Caulkins
Polio Fight Warns Against Lax Attitude
Mr. Lloyd E. Caulkins, Plymouth County March of Dimes director, cautions that polio is not defeated despite Salk vaccine success. Although cases have fallen, new ones continue to appear daily requiring care and ongoing effort.
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Lloyd E. Caulkins
Plymouth County March of Dimes
Noel E Driscoll Passes Away In Spencer Iowa
Noel E Driscoll a prominent retired Spencer businessman died suddenly Monday at Spencer Municipal Hospital. He became ill while visiting Tucson Arizona and was brought home in a coma. He owned Bristol's candy shop in the Hotel Tanguey and retired in 1953 at age 64.
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Noel * E. Driscoll
Dewey Driscoll
LeMarts
Spencer, Iowa
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Harold Eilers
le Mars
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John DeVries
Alvin Mulder
Sioux Center
Gilbert Wallenberg
Wes Coast
Leonard Wilkens
St. Loretz
Wilkens
Doris Johnson
Peter Feenstra
Henry Moorlag
Peace, Minn
Dewey Moorlag
Bellflower
Donald Feenstra
Pierce Feenstra
Omaha
Albert Spiik
Eastside Birthday Club
William Tornelle
Don Coats
LeMars Wednes
Dick’s Auto Repair
City League
Eagles Plymouth Coop Hansen Holwe Iks
Walker's Ditching Pantry
wZo
Dot
Blue
Shrerive
Ovens Tap
Security Savings Bank
Massey Harris
Wiltgen Ready
V. MacDonald
Sheehan Produce
Wiltgen Constr
Wallet Cleaners
Moor Man's Feed
Realtors
Stusse
Erwin E. Stusse
Lyle D. Hartz
Lincoln
Plymouth Co
Barrier
Walter Dominick
Struble Bank Corner
Mr. Dominick
Aaa
Nan Il
North Slope
Akron
GED. V. Pavlik and Sons
LE Mars, Iowa
Polio
Noel E. Driscoll
Daniel Green
Wome
Vollmar
Merrill
Iowa
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Marquette
Anderson
McCasky
Cash Register & File
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