Sunday Socials Tie Krauses Lane Martins And More
Mrs Bertha Krause was a Sunday caller at the A H Krause home. Mr and Mrs Floyd Lane visited the Jove Lane home. The Lanes plus local families visited Des Moines and Eagle Grove households. En route home they stopped in Ames to watch the Kansas Iowa State game, reflecting a busy community weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Krause
A. H. Krause
Floyd Lane
Jove Lane
Walter Hoffman
Walter McPeak
Belmond Hospital
George Stecher
Clarion
Hubert Hoffman
Goldfield
Herman Krause
Raymond Schipull
Denis
Richard Worland
Dennis
Roger
Richard
Glen Martin
Raymond Rutger
Perry
Ames
Crowded Out Last Week Social Round in Krause Area
Mrs Lloyd Walkner visited Fritz Krause's home Monday afternoon. Mrs Francis Krause joined JoAnn for a visit in Greeley Cole on Wednesday. New Years Day dinners hosted by Joe Lane and Robert Lane featured Al fred Kleen Floyd Lane and others. Verni McPeak was a weekend guest at Gerald Blackman in Clarion. Norman Helmke hosted New Years Day dinner with W. H. Heimke Jerry and Mardelle Larson. Kathleen Blackman of Omaha stayed with the Helmke family last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Walkner
Fritz Krause
Francis Krause
JoAnn
Greeley Cole
Joe Lane
Alfred Kleen
Guess
Robert Lane
Floyd Lane
Verni McPeak
Gerald Blackman
Clarion
Norman Helmke
W. H. Heimke
Jerry
Mardelle Larson
Kathleen Blackman
Omaha
Weekend and Holiday Guest Mix at Local Homes
Mrs Grant Blackman visited Helmke home from Wednesday to Friday. Dinner guests included Wayne Lenz family of Lakota, Kath leen Blackman, and E H Telkamp. Sunday guests were Junior Helmke Swea City and Lawrence Helmke. New Year’s Day dinners hosted by Virgil Erwin featured Robert McKenna Ballard Walter McPeak and Lloyd Erwin families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Blackman
Helmke
Norman Helmke
Wayne Lenz
Lakota
Kathleen
E.H. Telkamp
Carroll Helmke
Junior Helmke
Swea City
Lawrence Helmke
Virgil Erwin
Robert McKenna
Guy Ballard
Walter McPeak
Lloyd Erwin
Residents Attend Numerous Sunday and Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Steve Palmer plus Mrs Mayme Severn visited in Britt for Sunday dinner at the Melvin Severn home. Multiple families from Maynard Oelwein Fort Dodge Des Moines Humboldt Kanawha Lakefield and Ventura hosted and attended dinners visits and birthday events over the weekend and weekdays, including anniversaries and casual gatherings across several Iowa towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Palmer
Mayme Severn
Melvin Severn
Britt
Adrian Rademaker
Maynard and
Oelwein
R. E. McGowan
Friendship Haven
Fort Dodge
Howard DicCurry
Will Blesie
Maiie Yanney
Mrs Blesie
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Herb Delanto
Bert Martin
Arthur Lubber
Des Moines
Walter Martin
Harold Hanson
Marvin Nelson
Miriam
Court Hooton
Maurice Nissen
Jon
Jim Kleen
Bobby
Keith McCurry
Thurman Bark
Eagle Grove
Gerald Nelson
Harold Madson
Eagie Grove
Elroy Selgelid
Lea Lester
R. L. Rossman Jr
Oscar Engstrom
al S
R. L. Roseman Sr
Harold Dailey
Kanawha
Frank Engstrom
People’s Cafe
Renwick Savings Bank
Arne
WSWS
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Renwick School
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Renwick, Iowa
Fulqpep
U.S
Annassaarannaaanan
Tuaranaaranaardarat
Renwick News
Katherine Markmann
Lena Geigel
Dick Elmer
Donald Marty
Barbara
Will Marty
Melvin
la Verne
Fritz Britt
S. C. Maurer
Carl Flemmig
Rose Hefty
Elizabeth Klassi
Charles Foley
Charlott Rollins
Humboldt
Orville Hoveland
Art Kirdman
Ray Clark
Velva Jones
Bernard Wolf
LaVerne
G. Chapman
Belmond
Chapman
W. H. Long
School of Instruction
OES
Norman Larson
Emma Eubly
Vernon White
Mallard
Henry Kraft
Kraft
White
Art. Erdman
August Harig
Algona
Eugene Haugland
Lakefield
Minn
J. L. Fisher
Haneland
Clarence Hefty
Bruce Fisher
Rolfe
John Weldhouse
Ed Anderson
Elino Arne
Gus Arne
Lora Losee
Lake City
Henry
Anna Frank
Elmer Philipp
Shirley
Joanne Tetlers
Jens Falls
Walt Schultz
Alden
W. H. Helmke Howe
Ken Arends
Daughters
Milford
Wayne Christofferaon
W & H CO - OP Oil Company
Dial
Renwick
Iowa
W & H Co
M. B. Richardson
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