Onslow Church Guild Meeting Hosts Nine Guests
Onslow Christian Service Guild met July 10 in church parlors with hostess Mrs. Beulah Herring and eight members plus one guest, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fadley and others visiting at W. H. Fadley’s birthday. Several others planned trips and visits to relatives in Idaho, Wyoming, and Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Herring
California
David Sullivan
John Henrichs
Joan Henrichs
George Henrichs
Baldwin
Robert Henrichs
Smelterville
Idaho
Lloyd Fadley
Jan
Joe
Weekend visitors and gatherings in Sand Springs area
The Sand Springs column lists numerous Saturday and Sunday visits and social events from July including Mr and Mrs Jerry Rourke and others visiting in John Batchelder and E A Heeren homes, Garden Club meeting at Center Jct, and several family get togethers with faces like Bill Smith, Kyle Alden, and the Streepers. A birthday party for Steve and Monica Streeper is noted along with a chicken barbecue rodeo in Manchester and a family reunion at Edwin Reid's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Springs
George Siebold
Jerry Rourke
Waterloo
John Pins
Dubuque
Edward Harms
Anamosa
Bill Smith
Emmetsburg
John Batchelder
Anna Bohlken
Monticello
George Helgen
Mont
the Center Jct
Hazel McDonald
Leona Stampe
Jansen
Dillon Stickley
Texas
Ross Stickley
Kyle Alden
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Vickie Fowler
Davenport
Donald Bearinger
Edwin Reid
James Moran
Chuck Petersen
Richfield
Minn
Lloyd Westphal
Jim Covington
Bismark
N. D
Louis Thuman
Diane
Dick Hosch
Sherry Martin
Scotch Grove
Independence
Bob Streeper
Herb Westphal
Paul Waggoner
Raymond Nodurft
Wyoming
Manchester
Birthday Observances and Reunions Across Iowa
The report notes several gatherings on July 6 and 7 including George Snyder turning 75 in Maquoketa with guests from Wyoming Cedar Rapids and Boone. Additional reunions included the Andrews reunion at Bever Park Cedar Rapids and a Hanna family reunion at Ellis Park Cedar Rapids with multiple attendees from Cedar Rapids La Porte City Clinton Dubuque and Boone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Preston
San Francisco
Calif
John Snyder
Clayton Snyder
Wyoming
Dillon Propst
George Snyder
Maquoketa
Forrest Cross
Andrews
Bever Park
Cedar Rapids
Ellis Park
Charles Herren
Rath Hall
Harold Hall
Dillon Hall
Jesse Hall
Iris Wolfe
Bill Harvey
Boone
James Hanna
LaPorte City
Douglas Wherry
Clinton
Wilfred Wherry
Florence Wherry
John Hanna
Jerry Lynch
Baby
Dubuque
Delia Lynch
Walter Holtz
Dorothy Taylor
Glenn Westphal
Hughes infant baptised at St Martin's Church
Kathleen Ann Hughes adopted daughter of Milton and Kathleen Hughes was baptised at St. Martin's Church with Rev Daniel O'Sullivan presiding. Sponsors were Alfred Hughes and Mrs James Wack with Mrs Loras Hughes as proxy for Mrs Wack. A large group of relatives and friends attended dinners and visits in Davenport Dubuque Oxford Iowa City and Cedar Rapids areas. Joe Wagner reported for army duty at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. The Rev Wagner will be at Independence briefly after vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Hill
Kathleen Ann Hughes
Milton Hughes
St. Martin’s Church
Daniel O’sullivan
Alfred Hughes
James Wack
Loras Hughes
Earl McDermott
Pat Hughes
Joe Duffy
Cascade
Holly
Davenport
Dubuque
Kathyrn Rohret
Oxford
Owen Evans
Clintons
Gerald Harrington
Cedar Rapids
Marilyn Harrington
Kathleen McKuen
Iowa City
Joe Wagner
Fort Leonard Wood
Wanger
Wagner
Independ
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Mathilda Thomsen
Clifford Parmenter
Stanwood
Leon Snider
Joan
Ronnie Parmenter
John Jansen
Minnesota
Spahn & Rose Lumber Company
Vince Haag
Remeval
Ence
Herb Koppes
Alphonse Kelchen
Hopkinton
Rose Heying
Dyersville
Sportsmen’s Park
Anna Marie
Julia
Monica Manternach
Albert Mantermach
Mary Lahr
Loretta
Bud
Margaret Lahr
Jerry Goedken
Burdween Proseel
Strawberry Point
Russell Albaugh
Water~loos
Clarence Lahr
Petersburg
Paul Neirs
Danny Noonan
Laura Manternach
Leo Manternach
Ed Wieneke
Jerry
Red Dolphin
Donna
Whitey Nevens
Sam Kurt
Skip Manternach
Bob Felton
Joe Hirtz
Paul Fagan
James Grant
Michael Kearney
Edwards
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