Oxford Junction Homecoming Crowned Royalty
Oxford Junction crowned Joe Barth and Barbara Shedek as prince and princess at homecoming. A large crowd attended the celebration Friday featuring a boys basketball win over Mechanicsville and a girls game won by Mechanicsville. The high school orchestra, directed by David Emde, played for the dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Barth
Barbara Shedek
Oxford Junction
Mechanicsville
David Emde
Bob Pished
Clapp
Donna Kueh
Valentine Party at Miss Maeme Pasha's Bridge Club
Miss Maeme Pasha hosted a Valentine party at her home on Wednesday afternoon for the local Bridge club. Awards were presented to Mrs. G. J. Bees, Mrs. R. BE Hill, and Mrs. A. Filleras as guests enjoyed refreshments. The Sacred Heart Study club met Tuesday evening February 12 at the chapel with rosary led by Mrs. Helen Lasack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maeme Pasha
Bridge Club
G. J. Bees
R. Be, Hill
A. Filleras
Sacred Heart Study Club
Rosary
Helen Lasack
Happy Hustlers
4-H Club
Harry Ingwersen
Ingwersen
Ray Benischek
George Balichek, Jr
Happy Hour Club
Minnie Kilahn
Emile Burian
Frank Co. Henak
C. R. Fink
Hertha Cubbage
Community clubs record meetings and upcoming events
Francis McAndrew led a business meeting and planned the next study The Holy Ghost and Grace. A Belgian missionary letter was read by Mrs Helen Lasack. Delta Dek Bridge club prizes went to Mrs Lewis Hayden Mrs Harro Ingwersen and Mrs Frances Kuehl. The Home Arts club showcased aprons pompon hugs and Swedish weaving. Friends and guests attended various gatherings with prizes and upcoming hostesses announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis McAndrew
Delta Dek Bridge Club
Emile Pavilista
Lewis Hayden
Harro Ingwersen
Frances Kuehl
Robert Kleineck
Home Arts Club
Frank C. Henak
Fred Petersen
Emile Burian
Gus Toerber
Lucy Peckosh
Toerber
Minnie Klahn
Sand Springs Extension Party And Local Visit Notes
A Sand Springs extension party at Frank Heims home featured rug weaving instruction by Mrs. John Finlay with ten attendees. Several neighborhood visits followed, including trips to Emmetsburg for a funeral and various Sunday calls across Sand Springs and nearby towns. News mentions property sales, family connections, and residents visiting relatives in Cascade, Ryan, Dyeraville, Anamosa, and Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Springs
Frank Heims
John Finlay
Ralph Lahey
John Feiles
Charles Martin
Hattie Faber
Cascade
Faber
Mrs. Martin
Tom Wiigenbusch
Beriah Kenny's
Ryan
Phil Winters
Dyeraville
James Brunkan
Joe Price
Tina Boysen
Guthriel Donald
John
Joyce Wilgenbuschb
Mahlé Guthrie
Raymond Kirby
South Dakota
J. C. Price
Tommy
Leonard Stodola
Cedar Rapids
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Mrs
Anna Lasack
Monticello
Future Farmers
America
The
Future Farmers of America
George Hoult
Mgr
Langworthy
Iowa
National F.F.A
Ken Paulsen
Keith Stadtmueller
Kennedy Lumber Co
Center Junction, Iowa
Delta Dek
Frank Kolarik
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Carl Lorenzen
Christina Ahrendsen
Ingwersens
John Greeny
English Lutheran Church
Lutheran Welfare Society
Zign Lutheran Church
Iowa City
Charles Hart
Mental Health Institute
Independence
Greeny
Ervin Hansen
Jones County
Red Cross
Anamoga
Hansen
Ford Cram
Dick Wink
Otto Koranda
John Rathman
Richard Benhart
Melvin Latare
Knights of Pythias
Martelle
Palmer Vaughn
Anna
Kalous
Savanna
Jrj
Vaughn
Marion
Biddick
Palmer Vaughns
Dale Riddicks
Frank Hodoval
Dewitt
Jerry Mulvihill
Reimer Implement Company
Frank Kostachek
St. Luke's Hospital
Fred Harms
Tille Snyder
Jackson County
Maquoketa
Stanley Coon
Louie Bisek
Milwaukee
Karla
Wyoming
Ernest Schwab
St. Luke’s Hospital
Marguerite Shipp
New Hartford
Robert Barth
Scotch Grove
Oltmans
Esther Sinclair
R. H. Oltmann
Anbiyergar
Sipim
Au Ladehoff
George Bethke
Champaign
Marlene
William Palmer
Monmouth
Richard
Tokyo
R. H. Oltmans
Carlyle
Wacker
Leonard Monck
Jim Helgens
Ol ‘Atlk
Stoner
Reynolds
Heims
George Seibold
Tom Wilgenbusch
Jamina Reger
Nelson Freeze
Noel
Delhi
Don. Hucker
Elmer Heeren
LEE
Stuhlers Salute
F.F.A
Stuhler
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