Leonard Recknagel Funeral Services Held for Remsen Barber
Leonard Recknagel 80 a longtime Remsen barber died at his home in Remsen. Funeral services were at 2 pm Sunday at St Pal Evangelical Lutheran church with Rev. Paul Wuebben officiating. Burial followed in the community cemetery. A wake was at Moeller funeral home in Remsen Saturday and Sunday. Born in 1879 in Germany he came to the United States at age four and lived in Remsen ever since. He married Emma Feuerbach in 1905. He operated his own shop for 60 years and retired three years ago. He was a 32nd degree Mason and belonged to the Sioux City Consistory and to the Blue Lodge and Eastern Star in Marcus. Survivors include his wife’s two daughters Mrs. Paul Wuebben of Remsen and Mrs. Lois Vinsen of Sioux Falls, a son Orville of Oklahoma City, and two brothers. Ward of Fonda and Augus of Long Beach California.
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Leonard Recknagel
Remsen
St Pal Evangelical Lauheran
Paul Wuebben
Recknagel
Moeller
Mr. Recknigel
Germany
Emma Feuerbach
Keystone
Iowa
Reckhnage
Sioux City
Bine Dale
Owlet
Ste Ern Star
Marcus. Dows
Willows
Paul Wuebben Af Remsen
Lois Vinsen
Sioux Falls
Orville
Oklahoma City
Baward
Fonda
Augusi
Long Beach
California
Ireton Greton Speviall Visitors in Spicer Minnesota
A long list of visitors from Minnesota and nearby states converged on Spicer and Hawarden area households this week. Among those mentioned are Mr. and Mrs. John VandenBerg and children, Mrs. Sarah Welling, Cindy Groom, Mrs. Edw Hauck, Mrs. Thomas Muth and sons, the Anema family, Marlene Van Engen and John Natelberg wedding guests, and many local relatives. The report notes birthdays, anniversaries, travels to Sioux City Le Mars Denver and South Dakota, plus a dental association arrangement by Air Force Capt. S M Fideler in Amarillo Texas.
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Greton Speviall
John VandenBerg
Spicer
Minnesota
Vandenberg
Sarah Welling
Cindy Groom
Hawarden Hospital
Jalie Wynna
Little Daughter
Cokato
Alvin White
Edw. Hauck
Utica
D. F
J .Paul Anema
Marlene van Engen
John Natelberg
Chicago
Threasa Goodmaanson
Bi Goodmanson
Larry
Ireton
Robert Buster
Sanham
Iowa
Henry Braoks
Carl Brauks
Louis Braaks
A. P. Johnson
Hawardson
Adolf Schuester
Akron
Clarence Holtdorf
Judy
Pbl Oa. Muilenberg
Herbert Brown
Agatha Siebels
Harry Johnson
Anna Brooks
le Mars
Lawrence Eilis
Batinda
H. A. Smith
Billy Eilts
Vernon Eilts
Bud Vreeman
Perry Center Family Notes and Local Events
Local column records Perry Center family gatherings for anniversaries and visits. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Graham hosted relatives at Hammers Restaurant for their 35th wedding anniversary on August 20. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoppe and others from Cushing, Athelia, Sioux City, and Minneapolis student Norman Graham. Additional social notices cover guests of Adolph Kovarna, Harold Hansen’s Kansas City visit, fishing trips, school openings, and a Graham family reunion photo session at Stone Park.
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Perry Center
Leo Graham
Hammers Restaurant
Sioux City
Robert Hoppe
Cushing
Dorance Allen
Athelia
William Wily.harker
Norman
Univerity
Minneapolis
Adolph Kovarna
Mroo
Howard Milner
Perry Friendship Club
Elliot
Wiliot
Harold Hansen
Kansas City
Brier Hansen
Harold Hansens
Edwin Bewuliga
Kathy
Pom Flannery
Tommie
Airy
Lloyd Beaulieu
Rush Lake
Min
Emer Hansen
Melvin
Iowa
Wilsbacher
Howard Graham
Claude Graham
Arthur Graham
Earl Graham
Liberty Township
Graham
Stone Park
Watte
Whitfield Methodist Church
Aund
John Westerberg
Washington, D. C
Tom Flannery
Adolph Rhovarna
Frank Emrick
Fay Knapp
Perry Township
Lester Williams
Jay Sturlevant
Hancock Township
Farm Bureau
le Mars
Danny Fite Palick
Dick Geibsen
I Earl Philp Vondrak
Gertrude Vondrak
Frank J. Vondrak
I Creighton University
Omaha
Iaw
Heelendah School
Morningside College
Maring Corps
Japan
Bus Knapp
Harry Neon
Akron
Charles Beller
Raymond Daws
FL Giesen
Morningside
Charles Giesen
Dentist Lieutenant To Leave Air Force Service
Dr W F Brucher reports Capt Fideler, a 1957 State University of Iowa dental college graduate, completed two years in the air force. He spent last week with Mr and Mrs Fideler in Remsen and will return to Le Mir after October.
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W. 2. Brucher
Remsen Bell Enterprise
Fideler
M. Fideler
Remsen
State University of Iowa Dental College
Air Force
le Mir
Garden Club and visit notes from Granville region residents
Mrs. Jay Donlin hosted a Garden Club meeting at her home on Wednesday. Reports include Harold Jacobson Sr. yard in Sioux, Fay Knapp home visits by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knapp of Liberty Township, and several Granville attendees at Joe Schuetz's wake in Sioux City. The Swanson family returned from a two week vacation in Yellowstone Park, Jackson Hole, Wyoming, and Colorado Springs, staying at Canyon Village during a recent quake.
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Jay Donlin
Harold Jacobson Sr
Sioux City
Charles Knapp
Liberty Township
Fay Knapp
Jay Dontin
Martha Cook
Fe Mars
Norman Swanson
Steve
Danny
Timmie
Sivas Cayoo
Bhick
Yellowstone Park
Jackson Hele
Wyoming
Colorado Spring
Swannsons
Canyon Vill
Park
Imates
Local families and visitors gather in Granville area
Granville residents and relatives hosted Sunday meals and social visits at the Clarence Stallmann and Sehwebuch homes. Guests included Peter Selwebache Roy Ollendich Ray Benning Art Stetchen and families from Danvers Adrian and Larchwood. A Silverton Oregon visitor attended a funeral for Wilhelm Sehgemmel Sr. Others moved or remained with relatives as the Kurth family relocated near town.
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Granville
Fohn Sehwebach
Litteliwoood
Clarence Stallmann
Peter Selwebache
Nick Phinthe
Jean
Lawrence Kong
Uip Iatic
Black Hills
Art Stetchen
Forces
Cedar Rapids
Aften
Peter Seh
Mro
Bob Stuckart
Anna Marie
Mighael
Silverton
Oregon
Nick Plathe
Jennie Diederich
Sioux City
Joe Schuetz
Schtlitz
Larry Kurth
Eddie Burlage
Kurth
Francis
Hay Bales Burn At Jim Bo Farm Overnight
About 400 bales of two cutting hay were burned at the Jim Bo farm four miles north of Merrill around midnight. Fire crews reported wind high and no danger to buildings. Cause undetermined.
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Jim Bonot
Mid
Joe Erpelding
Merrill
Mrr
Krpelding
K. Sutton
le Mars
Ray
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Midwest
Cannister
Creamery
Peg
Braunschweiger
Ena Ee Home
Il Il It
Cello
Bud
S. M. Fideler
Amarillo
Tex
Avalon Ballroom
Zemo
Zemio
Heamum Jaffer
Danive
le Mars High School
Ames
Iowa State Universty
Ronald Sieverson
Springfield
Secomd
Siegler
Coast To Coast
LE Mars, Iowa
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