Topeka unit home bureau meeting and community notices
The Topeka Home Bureau unit meets Thursday after noon May 20 at 1 o'clock at Mrs. Richard Carpenter's home. The Topeka Royal neighbors gathered at Mrs. Bessie Morris's home with a postmeeting lunch and social hour. Various local residents visited relatives in Peoria and Havana. Several birthday, Mother's Day and social events are noted, with several mentions of local families, schools, and community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Home Bureau
Richard Carpenter
Bessie Morris
Hermann Strube
Peoria
John Wulfert
Walter Kleier
Eldon Frye
Havana
Ira Rakestraw
Chas Kidwell
Lorrene
Harry Kisler
Fred Schnelle
E. B. LeSourd
Edwin Carpenter
Kroell George Shelabarger
Chas Willard
Chicago
Henry Strube
C.K. Rakestraw
Manito
J. F. McCarty
A. H. Stockert
John Renwick
Topeka Visitors Note Family Guests In Afternoon Calls
Ana was a professional caller. Mr and Mrs Fredrick Varedher Veen and son Wayhe visited Topeka Sunday afternoon. Mary Frances and John Paul Friedrick visited Mrs Emma Trent Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Deverman
Harold Deverman
Donna Belle
Fred Haufst
Iowa
Leta Trimpe
Dorothy Trimpe
Walter Kreiling
Joretta
Richard Trimpe
Eugene
Henry Wendt
Robert and
Henry Jr
Marvel Lee
Marvin Strube
Havana Community High School
Canton
Chas E. Willard
Chicago
Emma Trent
Merle Glick
Pekin
Herman Glick
Forest City
Sam Ellenberger
Henry Strube
Clarence Hillmeyer
Havana
Tra Rakestraw
Vandriver
Mary Dean
Ira Rakestraw
John McHarvy
Hav
Ana
Personal items wrap Manito area visits and Mother’s Day
Ruth Lawson from Normal spent the weekend with her uncle, while many local families hosted or visited relatives across Pekin, Peoria, Havana, Bloomington, and Goodfield. Mother's Day gatherings included multiple households in Pekin and nearby towns as trips to see relatives continued through Sunday and Monday.
Local Residents Attend Various Family Gatherings in Pekin
Mrs Schleder hosted guests including Clarence Farnam Look and family. Several families visited for Mother's Day and Sunday dinners, with gatherings at the homes of Brenner Proehl Fornoff and Herrman, and visits by Meyer and Albrecht relatives in Pekin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fornoff
Orvile Rankin
Clarence Fornoff
Mineral
Freda Schleder
Robert Farnam
Schleder
Clarence Farnam
Carl Look
Pekin
Shirley Look
Kenneth Look
Mary Carrington
Berry Allan Look
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henrietta Trimpe
E. S. Kroell
Sun
Franklin Armbrust Jr
Topeka School
Mary Himmel
Deverman
Amelia Elkine
Springfield
Andrew Scharold
Chandlerville
Lester W. Hirst
the Case Service
FORD
Ford’s
Ford Service
Fred Allen
Ford Theater
NBC
Ieee
Kira
Illinois
Ruth Lawson
Normal
John Crosby
George Harbaugh
Elmer Scherer
Harry Slater
James
Gene Hoeft
Ben Cox
M. H. Boyd
Alan Boyd
Ed Hoeft
Frank Hoeft
Goodfield
Robert Lawson
Mrs
Sam Meeker and Sons
Jesse Boice
Ernest Palmer
Palmer Home
Eva Wlson
Jack Talbott
Clarence Martin
Engle Ben Palmer
Sidney Coombs
Lewis Coombs
Ed Estes
John Seelye
Harold Herrman
H. V. Boyer
Hanna City
Henry Fisher and Sons
Mrs. S. M. Roush
Marilyn
Della Meyer
Mrs. J. M. Roush
Ties Velde
Harold Velde
Richard Velde
Chester Allen
Johnson Ambulance
Agnes Gay
Leander Woodley
Bloomington
William Proehl
John Proehl
Carroll County
Orville Adler
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Donald Herrman
Catherine Herrman
Jack Parker
D. W. Velde
James Seelye
Marion
Wayne Wistehuff and Sons
Glen Talbott
George Clementz
Wilmington
John Watson
Arley Schenert
Clyde Watson
Robert Watson
Walter Watson
Ernest Beebe
Stuart Thomas
Pere Marquardt
Grover Gasaway
Mt. Pulaski, Illinois
Eader
SeHee
Stuart Thowis
Norton Brenner
Mesdames Burton Guengerich
Dean Meyer
Harold Gilmore
Burton Guengerich
Larry
Jim
John Gilmore
Frederick Bender
John Walden
Henry Fischer
J. T. Huffman
John D. Proehl
Walter Prochl
Ralph Guenger'tch
Danny
Melvin Fornoff
Harry Fornoff
Vern Herrman
W. S. Donnely
Walter Donnely
Marie and
Carol Meyer
Bernie Albrecht
Speedy
Bender
Ny Se
Manito Hardware CO
International Harvester
Upaays
America
Fredman Bros
Court ST
Pekin’ Ill
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