Visit By Local Residents At Allies Johnson Home
Mrs Vere g and Mr and Mrs Dale, Mr Paha, Mrs Orville Beckson and Rachel Danielson of Badger, and Mrs Anderson of Goldfield visited at the Allies Johnson home Sunday afternoon.
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1954
Page
3
Mrs Vere g and Mr and Mrs Dale, Mr Paha, Mrs Orville Beckson and Rachel Danielson of Badger, and Mrs Anderson of Goldfield visited at the Allies Johnson home Sunday afternoon.
County line brief lists Mrs August Huschka Mrs Floya Kiling and their sons presenting for a Wednesday service at the Ro Eagle Grove church with family attendees named.
Me and Mrs Elroy Selvig and family Edna Helmke visited Mr and Mrs G L Dooley and Jerry as Sunday guests at Mrs Anna Potter’s home. Mrs Francis Krause dropped by Friday evening at the Chester Ogan home. Mrs Livingston visited Corwith Sunday afternoon with Mrs Mac Clowes and Mrs G A Packard. Mr and Mrs Ole Carlson and family visited Sunday evening at the L Bram home.
Locals MF and Mrs Vernon White visited Friday evening at the Henry Kraft Home. Mrs Howard Larson also visited. Ella Middleton and Mrs Dorothy M Gedeton were noted at the same home. Additional references to Mrs Overbaug and Mr and Mrs Harns with Judy appear in the fragment.
Friday and Sunday visits mark a busy weekend with Mr and Mrs J S Staven of Britton and Loyd Jenson hosting. Carroll block home at Thompson noted, as guests included Mr and Mrs Lawrence Liscum and Gurtiz, plus region priests. Several families—Dick Dunlap and child from Marion, Henry Bram, and guests from Clarion and Hardy—shared Sunday dinners and afternoon calls at local residences.
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