Readlyn, Maynard residents host family gatherings and events
Norma Krammer reports several social visits and occasions across Readlyn Maynard and nearby towns. The list includes 25th anniversary dinners for Mr. and Mrs. Bartels, wedding at St Pauls in Maynard, a funeral in Jesup, and various visits among local families such as Reinkings Stedmans Hurd and Plaster households with guests from Fremont Waverly Evansdale Oelwein Tripoli Mt Pleasant and other communities.
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Larry Jeanes
James Wolff
Readlyn
Ralph Bartels
Fremont
Neb
Don Bartels
Albert Dumpman
Charles Mikes
Fredericksburg
Walter Reinking
Waverly
Henry Reinking
Eleanor Gruetzmacher
Bill Struck
Sumner
Struck
Donald Tellin
Dennis
Larry Sabin
Will Sabin
Milton Sabin
Steve
Debbie
Bill Tellin
Guy Stedman
Evansdale
Weiss
Doug Stedman
Rollyn Stedman
Marlin Stedman
Oelwein
Ed Plaster
Amalia Meyer
Bertha Meyer
Lawrence Hurd
Larry
Carolyn
Lockard - Butters
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Maynard
Willard Ruehs
Jesup
Iowa
Mt. Pleasant
Mars
Mike Hurd
Grant Kappmeyer
Family reunion gathers Koehler kin at Conrad
Mr and Mrs Clarence Grove join more than 60 relatives for a Koehler family reunion in Conrad. In Waterloo, Mrs Esther Paine and Alice Bingham attend the 60th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Finch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Grove
Koehler
Conrad
Esther Paine
Alice Bingham
Wilbur Finch
Waterloo
Randalia Social Notes Stitch Town Gatherings
Randalia notes list numerous visits and travels including Mrs. Helen Westbrook and Ruth Holmes meeting Judith Finch in LaCrosse Wisconsin, Elizabeth Marsh in Warden Montana, and Donald relatives visiting the W A Schroeder home in Oelwein. Attendees include Julie Bacon’s graduation entourage and others visiting Cedar Rapids Marshalltown Janesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Westbrook
Ruth Holmes
LaCrosse
Wis
Judith Finch
Elizabeth Marsh
Warden
Mont
Robert Wix
Helena
Mont Irvin
Stanley
Lee Jellings
Harley Wescott
Family Waverly
Nick Tieg
Nadene Arthur
Cedar
Oelwein Girl Named On Dean's List At Oklahoma
Susan Beth McFarlane from Oelwein is among 6,129 Oklahoma students reaching a 3.0 GPA or higher for the spring 1973 semester. Eligibility required at least 12 credit hours and no failing or unsatisfactory marks in any course.
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Oelwein Girl
Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Susan Beth McFarlane
Oelwein
Arlington News Rural Cole area graduation and visits
Local residents attended multiple graduation events including Kimberly Ann Miller in Independence and David Rodas at the Rodas home. Attendees came from Arlington and neighboring towns. others planned summer employment in Gary Indiana and Aurora Cole. Community visitations included Inez Mitchell in Strawberry Point and postmasters meeting in Oelwein.
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Joel Menuey
Fayette
Nellie King
Lamont
Carl Menuey
Silva Kerns
Kerns
Kimberly Ann Miller
Independence
Marvin Bond
Eugene
Arlington Town Hall
Kathy Pierce
Arlington
Washburn
Tripoli
Maynard
Westgate
Waterloo
Strawberry Point
Forest City
Inez Mitchell
Burdette Ackman
Bill Bachtell
Peter
Gus Bachtell
Iowa Falls
Gene Scovel
Richard Aeschliman
Kay
Wadena
Wendell Myers
Sara Seedorff
Wayne Squires
Leta McAllister
Anna Ackman
David Rodas
Bud Rodas
Deb Streicher
Gary
Ind
Peter Bachtell
Randall Walters
Eugene Bond
Kenny Kamper
Aurora
Cole
Joe Gordon
Vincent Gaskill
Fayette County
Sportsmen Club
Oelwein
New books at Wadena library
Wadena Public Library adds multiple titles by Lynn Hall including The Famous Battle of Brewery Creek and The Secret of Stonehouse. Other new works include The Low Cholesterol Cookbook by Mabel Cavaiani and Boss by Mike Royko. Summer Bookworm program runs until Aug 4 with a Tuesday story and activity hour for grades 1-7. volunteers call 774-2595.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadena
Brewery ‘Creek
Stonehouse
Lynn Hall
Mabel Cavaiani
Willard
Stephen Gilbert
Frank Slaughter
Mike Royko
Medgar Evers Shot Dead In Jackson Driveway
June 12, 1963 reports say civil rights leader Medgar Evers was shot to death in the driveway of his home in Jackson. The incident comes amid a major civil disobedience campaign against discrimination, drawing national attention and responses from political figures. The item notes contemporaneous political remarks by former President Eisenhower on lunar spending and includes other local notices from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medgar W. Evers
Jackson
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