Obituary of Arbor Scott Guenther
Arbor Scott Guenther was born April 14, 1886 in Hanover Kansas to Henry and Katherine Guen ther. He married Hazel Dover in Grand Island Nebraska on February 3 1915 and they had two daughters Katharine Dover Burchfield and Hazel Vanderbur. He died April 8 1952 in Camarillo California after a long illness and blindness. funeral services were held April 19 1952 at Polk Cemetery. arrangements by Edwin Anderson of Stromsburg.
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Arbor Scott Guenther
Hanover
Kansas
Henry and
Katherine Fuhrmann Guenther
Grand Island
Nebraska
Hazel Dover
Katherine Dover Burchfield
Laramie
Wyoming
Hazel Varderbur
Denver
Colorado
Maxine Dawn
Susan Joyce
John Robert Vanderbur
Camarillo
California
Polk Cemetery
Paul W. Walker Edwin Anderson
Stromsburg
Fishing Round-Up Interviews reveal carp and small catfish
The reporter asks fishermen one question did you get any fish. Answers vary with carp common and some catfish noted by a few but overall small catches and inconsistent luck persist. Nearby social visits include Milton Johnson and family in Columbus and church activities at the Baptist group home.
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Charlie Lytle
Eldon Johnson
Leon Stunkle
Denny Cramer
Gaylen Holmes
Arborville Church Services Schedule
Arborville Congregational Church announces 10:00 Sunday School led by Floyd Merchant and 11:30 Divine Worship.
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ArborviLle Congregational Church
Floyd Merchant
Birthday Supper for Frank Merchant on 76th Birthday
Mr and Mrs Hillis Sterner Mr and Mrs Marius Anderson and Mr and Mrs Charles Burgess joined Mr Frank Merchant for Wednesday evening supper celebrating his 76th birthday.
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Hillis Sterner
Marius Anderson
Charles Burgess
Frank Merchant
Mr. Merchant
Death of Geo Ellinger Leads Family to Calhoun Funeral
Word of the death of Mr. Geo Ellinger at Calhoun Missouri was received by Mrs. Wm Blender a sister in law with her son Bill and daughter Mrs Francis Doremus of Stromsburg. They left early Monday to attend services on Tuesday Ellinger had at one time resided in Arborville.
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Geo Ellinger
Calhoun, Mo
Wm. Blender
Bill
Francis Doremus
Stromsburg
Ellinger
Arborville
Paul Nelson
Anna Ehn
Albert Tietmeyer
York
Wallace Junge
Marius Anderson
Cyril Sterner
Martha Fisher
Omaha
W. Fisher
Miss Fisher
Minneapolis
Latates
City
John Woeiner
Mya
Harvey Woehner
Harold Beditt
Wednissay
Jim Riley
Ted Janky
Art Samuelson
Memorial Day planning session slated for Hall
Sunday dinner guests included the Perking, Smith, Perkins, and Gnauden families from Hampton and Bradshaw. A Memorial Day Services planning meeting is set for Monday May 5 at 8 p.m. at the Hall. Attendees urged to join.
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Lloyd Perking
E. L. Smith
Hampton
Roy Perkins
H. C. Gnauden
Bradshaw
Myrtle Ehn
Evelyn Erickson
Lincoln
Edoff l Erickson
Marquette
Anna Ehn
Marvin
Bernice
Myrtle
Thirtieth Wedding Anniversary Party
Mr and Mrs John Bills celebrated their thirtieth wedding anniversary with a Sunday gathering at their home. Relatives and friends attended including Mr and Mrs Lowell Bills, Mr and Mrs Charles Norquest, Mr and Mrs Martin A Hoffman, Mr and Mrs Martin Hoffman Jr, Mr and Mrs Earl Stevens, Mr and Mrs Ester Lackey, and Mrs Frank Bennett of Feinont.
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John Bills
Lowell Bills
Charles Norquest
Martin A. Hoffman
Martin Hoffman, Jr
Earl Stevens
Ester Lackey
Frank Bennett
Feinont
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Arbor
Scott Guenther
Woodburys
Pure Food Grocery
Hi Green
Bud Bolton
Ralph Kahler
Platte
Ike Ostberg
Butch Mills
Milton Johnson
Sutton
Lillie Johnson
Wilmer Bodine
Columbus
Eugene Jones
the Baptist Church
Dean Lindburg
Elmer Sandburg
William Kingsley
W. Long
Henry Reed
Ernest Salchow
Arborville News
H. J. Red
Happy
Frank
Mrs Fe
Ae Ly Rau
Jlar Ice
Sundberg & Son
Vay
Cal
Jim Pickerel
Shelby
Leand Bower
Ted Otte, Jr
George Otte
Denison
Iowa
Fred Piper
Eva Teweke
Ida Barton
L. B. Campbell
Gilmner
Seth Piper
Rodney Piper
Arborville Shiners
Arborville Shiner’s
John Larkin
Green
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