Lenox College Graduates Hold Reunion in Hopkinton
Lenox college marked a two day gathering June 8 and 9 with a class of 1899 reunion. Of 18 graduates all living, 10 attended, featuring a noon dinner, a campus picnic, and a prayer service led by Rev. S. E Greer D D and Rev. Howard Irvine.
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Hopkinton
Lenox College
The
Presbyterian Church
S. E., Greer
D. D
Lass
Frank D. Joseph
Earlhart
College
S. E.greer
D.D
Philadelphia
Howard Irvine
Birmingham
S. E. Greer
Des Moines
Flora Hoover Smith
Lehigh
William R. Reeve
Philipsburg
C. H. Williamson
Ella Johnston Williamson
Chicago
Lavinia Greer Irvine
Birmingtham
Frank Joseph
W. R. Reeve
Roy R. Williamson
Keith Irwin
Laura Williamson
Cedar Rapids
W. H. Ensign
Los Angeles
Calif
Friends of Lenox
Lenox
Franc Earhart
Buck Creek Methodist Church
Ruby Richardson
Buck Creek
Armed Forces
Donald Wilson
Gordon Stead
Army Air ‘Corps
Maeda Reed
Beverly Stead
Kathleen Thompson
Genevieve Richardson
Bernice Moulton
Anna Belle Dighton
Myrtle McCorkle
Agnes Kirby
Marion Guthrie
Hollywood
Herusband
Nora Cooledge
Edgewood
Lucetta Porter
Richland Socials Highlight Birth Anniversary Guests
Richland Center residents hosted visitors for a family birthday celebration. Mr and Mrs Carl Schneiter and son Paul attended at Ulrich Schilt home in honor of daughter Margaret Schilt, born Gilbert Steiner. Jo Anne Pettingill enrolled as cadet in Town City nursing corps.
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Kiam Jarrett
Dubuque
Vernon Coden
San Antonio
Texas
Adam Buol
Chicago
Arnold Buol
Kate Bardill
Paul Marugg
Len Buol
Billie Marugg
Monticello
Paul Allen
Baby
Onslow
George Allen
Carl Opfer
Springville
Raymond Opfer
Richland Center
Carl Schneiter
Paul
Ulrich Schilt
Margaret
Gilbert Steiner
W. Pettingill
Pauline
Jo Anne
Rock Rapids
Thomas Guyan
Sioux Falls
S. D
Jo Anne Pettingill
Town City
Town City’s Nursing Training Corps
George Hein
Wil
Sand Spring 4-H Wins Attendance Award
Sand Spring 4-H club and junior leader Betty Dunlap attended a rally day in Manchester on June 7 where eleven members were present earning perfect attendance. Joyce Slauson spoke as club president and Phyllis Cox voted for the club. The June 15 meeting will be at the Roy Slauson home with Joyce as hostess.
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Betty Dunlap
Manchester
Vivian Benter
Faye Kauffman
Joyce Slauson
Phyllis Cox
Roy Slauson
Casper Arduser
Paul Gerdes
Castle Grove
George Arduser
Prairieburg
John Batchelder
Glenn Eilers
Ray Chaplin
Paul
Dean Morton
Fred Welter
Dubuque
Lou King
Lamont
Melvin DeVore
Sand Spring
Louisville
Pvt
DeVore
Fort Knox
Minnie Heeren
Lillian
Esther Kanas
Deer Grove
Creston
John Lahey
Mary Sue
Constance Ann
L. EB. DeVore
Cedar Rapids
Donald Johnston
Thompson
E. H. Cox
Pfc Ernie Blohm Killed in Italy Former Center Junction Air Force
Pfc Ernie Blohm formerly of Center Junction was killed in action in Italy on May 24 after serving in North Africa and at Anzio. He was inducted April 5 1942 and went overseas March 2 1943. He is survived by his wife Ruth Ann Serbousek and his father and siblings. Ruth McNeilly, daughter of Mr and Mrs J R McNeilly, graduated from Iowa State College and will join Michigan State College staff in September.
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Center Junction
Pfc
Ernie Blohm
Fred Blohm
Monticello
Blohm
North Africa
Italy
Ruth Ann Serbousek
Davenport
Anzio
Norman Martens
Anamosa
Marvin
Ruth McNeilly
J. R. McNeilly
Iowa State College
Ames
Miss McNeilly
Michigan State College
East Lansing
Mich
John
J. N. Smith
Les Balster
Balster
Scotch Grove
Local notices and family news in Monticello area
Inductions and military enlistments set for Russell Norris and Clarence Guthrie. Mrs. L. F. Hauss injures ankle. care by sister in Cuba City. McDonald family welcomes a son and a daughter. Mrs. Jack McAleer and Judith move in with Serbousek grandparents. Birthday dinner honors Mrs. Johnson with local relatives. Children’s Day program planned at Presbyterian Church with The Piper and the Map. Post-nuptial shower for Sgt. and Mrs. Myron Mead. Major Harold Alexander to move to Albuquerque. Smith and Stuart N. Smith visiting Ames and Monticello families. Madison’s Merry Maidens 4-H meets with talks and a weiner roast.
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Russell Norris
Pierce Norris
Camp Dodge
Army
Clarence Guthrie
Robert Guthrie
Navy
L. F. Hauss
Harry Cox
Cuba City
Wis
Dean McDonald
McDonald Hospital
Monticello
Jack McAleer
Judith
A. D. Serbousek
McAleer
Frank Himebaugh
John Alexander
Springville
Harold Alexander
Carol
Phoenix
Ariz
Presbyterian Church
Helen L. Willcox
Beverly Mead
Dick Cox
the Piper
F. G. Tyrrell
Charles Seehusen
Kermit Dirks
Vera Mae Johnson
Roy Dreibelbis
Patsy Seehusen
Glen Heideman
Sally Stanton
Allen Serbousek
Norman Johnson
Imogene Chage
Ruth Ethel Andrews
Bonita
Hinrichsen
Tyrrell
Myron Mead
Sgt
Mead
Camp McCoy
Center
Don Southard
Anamosa
Boys’ Club
Lloyd Robertson
Weiner
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A. L. Gray
Mechanicaville
Andusband
W. H. Megill
Ray
Mehavicaville
Aix
St. Inn
Minnesota
Trish
Seaman
Lakes
Ill
Martin
Irvin Martin
Wilson
Sandra
Peter Melchert
R. Reeve
Z Pa
G. Hands
Hemlin Beasley
University Hospital
Iowa City
John Cox
Camp Grant
Linda Ann
H. M. Reeve
William Kirby
Detroit
John Kirby
E. A. Zeitner
Connie Rae
E W. Johnson
Margaret Johnston
Wheaton
Elizabeth Johnston
J. D. McAllister
Betty
Howard Reed
Wilmette
American Legion Auxiliary
Minnie Reggentine
Emma Smith
Lena Reggentine
Chaplin
Esther Neily
Florence Cramer
Irene Sugden
C. J. Murray
Marion
James Murray
Robert Moore
Council Bluffs
William E. Zeuch
School of Organic Education
Fairhope
Ala
South
Mobile
Howard Zeuch
Bay
California
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Richland
Arabia
Arkansas
Roxy Coat & Dress Shop
Bernard Kuriger
St. Monticello
Iowa
Cite Mount Furnace Service
Honeymead
Meel
Buckner
Center Jet
Maurice McNeilly
Shenandoah
Myron Johnson
Maquoketa
Roberta Johnson
Carl Saxsons
DeWitt
Iowa Electric Company
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