Picnic Honors Pennsylvanias at Secrest Residence
A Downey Pennsylvania picnic at the Guy Secrest home honored Mr. and Mrs. John Kline of Orangeville and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Baker and Glen Baker of Benton. Attendees included numerous families from West Liberty West Liberty Iowa City and other nearby towns with a Sunday school picnic planned for Aug 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Alfred Pilkington
Centerdale
J. L. Chamberlin
Iowa City
Boyd Eves
Monticello
Harold Eves
Tipton
George Eves
West Branch
Albert Kline
Wayne Kline
Elmer Kline
William Girton
Willard Brayton
William Bennett
Ora Wilson
Herbert Wilson
Walter Lawton
West Liberty
Margaret Lodge
Ed Eliott
Walter Flowan
Edith Holloway
Des Moines
A. M. Spencer
Lake McBride
C. R. Gates
C. C. Bender
Evan Reiff
Paul Horner and Son
Mechanicsville
Emma Applegate
Minor
Cherokee
Baptist Church
Harold
Washington
Miss Griffin
Esther Flynn
Chicago
Downey
Henry Lucassin
Mrs. Lucassin
Nichols
Orpha Jacobs
R. W. Hogan
Larilda Harrington
Wilma
Dorothy
Walter Coxon
Wendts Return From Attending Funeral
Mr. and Mrs. John Wendt traveled from Sioux Falls to attend the funeral of Mrs. Wendt's father Benjamin Decker who died after a stroke at 84. Also notes of weekend visits from several local residents and a Budweiser boys’ 4 to 1 win over Atalissa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton Ia
Fruyx Waldmann
Durant
Hans Lamp
Minnie Becker
George Ormsby
Sunbury
Dorinda
Victor Ormsby
Marian
Local event honors a group of city volunteers
The gathering honored Mildred Stoltenberg Vada Moeller Mrs Carl Borchers Joss Leusch Loretta Mumm Evelyn Ruehmann and Arleen Schoeder. A luncheon followed the games and Miss Dietz received many gifts. Guests included Arlene Bohnsack Elvers Untiedt Mrs Carl Borchers and daughter Marjorie June Eunice Beroldt Alta Giese Arleen Schroeder Mildred Stoltenberg Loretta Mumm Vada Moeller Lory Leusch Ruby Wiese Helen Wendt Eunice Rhuberg Phyllis Fetersen Dorothy Alberta Irma Adeline Bernice and Valeria Riessen Arlene Klahn Mrs Harvey Paustian Roland and Jeanetts and Mrs Irbin Dietz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Stoltenberg
Vada Moeller
Carl Borchers
Joss Leusch
Loretta Mumm
Evelyn Ruehmann
Arleen Schoeder
Miss Dietz
Arlene Bohnsack
Elvers Untiedt
Marjorie June
Eunice Beroldt
Alta Giese
Arleen Schroed
Trinity Church Aid Meeting At Columbus Junction
The Ladies Aid society of Trinity Evangelical and Reformed church will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Claude Robinson west of town with Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Clyde Robinson as hostesses. The column also notes various local visits and family gatherings in Columbus Junction and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Ladies’ Aid Society
Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church
Claude Robinson
Robinson
Clyde Robinson
H. P. Osborne
Albert McKean
Muscatine
Earl McKean
Weed Park
Max Fisher
Vic Fender
Leon
W. H. Dean
L. E. Maurer
Seymour
Lincoln Township Farm Bureau Holds Annual Picnic
Members and families of the Lincoln township Farm Bureau gathered at the park pavilion for a picnic dinner. Attendees included Horace Klotz and family, Kenneth Wolf and family, and many others from West Liberty Iowa City and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Tree
Lincoln Township
William McCullough
Ruth Tappan
Raymond Kile
Jean Musser
August Rossman
Will Robinson
Fred Stock
Leland
Duane Stock
Laura Schuessler
George Mueller
J. W. Buline
Roy Jedle
Orpha
Wilbur Idle
Gladys
Funeral Rites for Mrs William Gage Held at Letts
Funeral services for Myrtle Bell McCown Gage of Kinross were conducted Sunday at the United Brethren church in Letts with Rev. Harry Buss. She was born April 17, 1878, married William Gage on December 21, 1893, and is survived by her husband Cal vin Gage three granddaughters two sisters and other relatives. Burial followed in Indian Creek cemetery.
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Riessen
Davenport
Brus
J. C. Riessen
Credit Island
Shirley Ann Lindt
Donna Mae
Lois
Joyce Dietz
James Schroeder
Ed Meelhaus
Paul Riessen
Hartley
Arnold Lindt
Shirley Ann
Ed Dietz
Louis Dietz
E. Werner
George Dittmer
Walter Dietz
James Riessen
Walcott
Agnes Jepsen
Harry Willey
Ralph Volkmann
Wilma Jepsen
Victor Schneckloth
Bonita
Ray Christensen
Jimmie
E. F. Plett
Faye
J. W. Schroeder
James
Blue Grass
Agnes
Kathleen Brus
Phyllis Eggers
Jean Kruse
Loretta Leffier
Lucille Riedesell
Shirley Brus
Charles Bernick
R. B. Shellabarger
R. L. Krobs
Erwin Zinger
Ruhl Logan
Jean
Cleveland
Warden Logan
Verne Bright
A. T. Bright
Lenore
F. E. Moulton
Viola
Massison
Blue Grass Sunshine Worker
WOC
Evelyn
Marguerite
Lyle
Wilton
Alfred Ehrecke
Chris Alt
John Stramp
Randall Zinger
Naomi Schroeder
Clarence Croot
Michael
Patsy
Sioux City
Croot
George Farrier
Lee Bickford
Joe Sammon
Harold Kuehl
Charles Worley
Clinton
George Worley
Elizabeth
June
Ralph Benshoof, Jr
Kansas City
Laurena Cacherell
Freddie Kaucher
Hannibal
Joe Carlin
Anamosa
Henry Schroder
John
Stephens
Jesne Boldt
Sue
A. Brus
McCausland
William Teufelee
Moscow Sun
Secrest
Adeline Dietz
Stockton
Ben Dietz
Wendts
Raei Os Eee
Ruth Webber
Swampscott
Mass
Claire Miller
Lake Maranacook
Trinity Church Aid
Texas
T. J. McPherson
Cedar Rapids
Keith Weaver
Delhart
Tex
Dorothy Dean Duncan
Nora Fox
Frances Outhamp
Elizabeth Shaum
Excelsior
Paul Krebs
Alton, Ill
Lester Orr
J. C. Richie
W. C. Davis
Clement
Price Davis
Holland Burch
Bellevue Hospital
John Weix
Howard Shhabilion
Columbus City
Clara Lynn
Parsons College
Fairfield
R. O. Lynn
Henry Orr
Bobby Gene
Burr Harris
Clarence Jennings
Spring Run
S. K. Orris
Fred Orris
Clarence Herring
Paul Howell
Milo Fulton
Jack Marion
Twyla Morse
Adolf Hall
Veterans’ Hospital
Ded Moines
Maggie Williever
East St. Louis
Ill
Arm Bureau
Lone Tree Park Pavilion
William Gage
Letts
Maxine
Geraldine
Mary Frances Gage
George Buffington
Hepburn, Ia
James Hall
Gravity
Gage
Christian Church
Sidney
L. E. Parsons
Beautiful Isle
Old Rugged Cross
Miriam Lieberknecht
Floyd Brown
John Ritter
Silvis Lamb
H. G. and
W. S. Hartman
Celia Blake
J. T. Paullins
Lucius Brown
Clair Clark
Indian Creek Cemetery
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