Buck Creek Bazaar Date Change and Local Notices
Buck Creek bazaar date moved from Thursday Nov 29 to Thursday Nov 165. Norman Miles promoted to Boiler Tender First Class aboard the U S S Princeton. Dawn Louise Salow and Kevin John Salow baptized at Earlville Lutheran Church. Local dinners and family visits noted, plus multiple weekend visits across Davenport Muscatine Cedar Rapids and Center Point from families including Salows Moultons Wilsons and Bakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Creek
Archie Miles
Norman
U.S.S. Princeton
Local Families Attend Visits Across Monticello Anamosa Manchester
Mrs Louis Lange and family from Monticello joined Mrs Albert Hutton and Dale Lange at Monticello. The Lange party and Paul Lange family also connected with Anamosa. Lawrence Alferts moved to Olin to work for Sanitary Dairy with his family. Paul Fleming visited with Harry Sullivan near Ryan. Kenneth Sheppard and children Kathy Susan Larry were Sunday dinner guests of John Wilson near Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Lange
Albert Hutton
Dale Lange
Monticello
Paul Lange
Anamosa
Lawrence Alferts
Olin
Alferts
Sanitary Dairy
Paul Fleming
Harry Sullivan
Ryan
Kenneth Sheppard
Kathy
Susan
Larry
John Wilson
Manchester
Center Junction Garden Club Meets At Peterson Home
The 54 Garden club met at Mrs. Tena Peterson's home on Saturday Nov. 3 with 11 members and two guests. Berniece Battles demonstrated hand painting flowers and weeds and winter bouquet arrangements. Refreshments were served. Mrs. Mark Cross hosted a group of children in honor of her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Junction
Garden Club
Tena Peterson
Berniece Battles
Birthday Party Held for Keith On November Eighth
On Keith s fifth birthday Saturday November 8 Betty Cross and Donna Lea Duncan helped entertain the children with games. The hostesses served refreshments at a table centered with a birthday cake. Guests included Jerry Kiburz Virgil Weers Larry Krutzfield Louis Gilbert John Hostetler Kevin Stingley Elizabeth Ann Moran Kay Fedderson Dale Andrews David Otten My and Mrs. Robert Manley Preston were Sunday dinner guests in the Jack Stingley home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Betty Cross
Donna Lea Duncan
Jerry Kiburz
Virgil Weers
Larry Krutzfield
Louis Gilbert
John Hostetler
Kevin Stingley
Elizabeth Ann Moran
Kay Fedderson
Dale Andrews
David Otten
Robert Manley
Preston
Jack Stingley
Local Club Meeting Hosts Hail Reception Tonight
The W S C 8 group meets tonight with hostesses Mrs Gladys McNeilly and Mrs Jean Balster The program includes participants Mrs Hans Hinrichson Mrs Leroy Dirks and Mrs Fredda Ketelsen A special praise service will be held with Rev and Mrs L C Salmon leading
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C
Gladys McNeilly
Jean Balster
Hans Hinrichson
Leroy Dirks
Fredda Ketelsen
Local residents host guests and visitors over weekend
The report lists numerous visitors and guests in area homes. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stingley, Don Hagen Denise and Treye Hel ken, Calvin Relgs, Otto Rohwedder funeral attendees, Dick Thompson, S G Thompson, George and Cliff McDonald, Martin Townsend, Joe Wintz, W S Pangburn, T Stanton, Gladys McNeilly, Jim Potter, Vernon Olert, Myrna Mead, Joe Mead, Alice Geary, Mary Mead, Carl Eden, John Husman, Herman Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hagen
Denise
Anamosa
Treye Helken
Iowa City
B. D. Helken
John
Charie
Calvin Relgs
Otto Rohwedder
Wyoming
George McDonald
Cliff McDonald
Onslow
Martin Townsend
Center Junction
Joe Wintz
Independence
Pangburn
Marshalltown
Stanton
Gladys McNeilly
B. D. Heiken
Jim Potter
Vernon Olert
Waterloo
Bremerton
Wash
Herman Peterson
Myrna Mead
Cedar Rapids
Joe Mead
Alice Geary
Mary Mead
Carl Eden
Mark Cross
John Husman
Local Visitors and Travels Highlight Weekend
Mrs. Leona Rohwedder spent the weekend visiting in Hartley with Dave Clay and accompanied Gerald Oakdale Mrs. Lydia Fowlie of Stanwood and Marjorie McCaw of Clarence. Mr and Mrs Harland Bixler returned home Saturday from a weeklong vacation through Tennessee Kentucky and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin
Leona Rohwedder
Dave Clay
Hartley
Gerald Oakdale
Lydia Fowlie
Stanwood
Marjorie McCaw
Clarence
Harland Bixler
Tennessee
Kentucky
Also Mentioned on This Page
Buck
Earlville
Herman Dolley
Dawn Louise Salow
Harry Salow
Kevin John Salow
Clarence Salow
Dawn
Curt Grigg
Kevin
Marion Frederickson
Princeton
Conrath
Sone
Ida Frederickson
Ill
Kay
H. Salow
Hart Salow
Barbara
Junior Salow
Michael
John Sill
Anamosa Cafe
Gordon Keith
Gene Moulton
Mesdames
Clell Moulton
Rodney Wilson
Sadie Milroy
Harley Bulgren
Tom Wilson
Clark Thompson
Henry Wilson
Oisie Willard
Michael Saunders
Verna
Kathryn Thompson
Donna Moulton
Charlotte Beitz
Suzanne Mardorf
Bette Lee Bacon
Sammy
Larry Bacon
Gary Richardson
Pay
Dennis Maring
Gary Wilson
Gale Flannagan
Roger Lange
Ray Saunders
Will
Willard
Chicago
Fred Nelson
Nelson
Alfred Bowers
Arlington
Bowers
Ray Clark
Marion
Robert Nelson
Janice
Ruth Ann
Rosemary
Lloyd Hugh
Art Fudge
Ralph
Gene Thompson
Ralph Thompson
Vera Bacor
Maynard Thompson
Cedar Falls
Richard Laningham
Ed Olmstead
Davenport
Elmer Schroeder
Everett Beltz
Schroeder
Beltz
Ivan Wilson
Raymond Morrow
Wilmington
Del
Freeman Smith
Amos Wood
Marilyn
Danny
Keystone
Donna Dahms
Anamoga
Orval Dahms
Beryl McAtes
Francia DeShaw
Charles Zobl
James Casteel
Merle Casteel
Warren Kemp
Warren Newman
Marvin Bacon
Leslie
Ronnie Holdridge
Eleanor Haynes
Roy Haynes
Glen Thompson
Floyd Wilson
Don Wilson
Kay ‘Frances
Lynn Marie
Bobby
Maquoketa
Center Point
Dean Dufoe
Duane
Genter Point
Calera
Floyd Dufoe
Kenneth Hemming
Archie Peebles
Rock Island
Moline
Roy Dighton
Zella Johnsrud
Rockford
Bernice Koenigham
Jimmy
Essie
Paul Revere Life Insurance Co
Massachusetts Protective Assn., Inc
Firestone
Your
Country
Firestone Town & Country
Freese Imps
Joy Bringer
Taffeta
Crank
Wyatt Earp
Western Auto
Elton Copley
Peterson Home
W.S.C.S
Mrs. L. C. Salmon
Rived
Dik Hill
Dick Thompson
Salem
8. G. Thompson
Moonlite Gardens
East Dubuque
Ilinois
Bill Wimberly
Rhythm Boys
Uncle Cyp Brassfield
Seven State Oil
Subi
Daisy
Wizard
Young
Cee
Nylon Strings
Wilson
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