Local Families Attend Social Visits Across Area
Mr and Mrs Arnold Waldstein and family of Sturm Lake spent the weekend at the Ole Carlson home. Carroll Helmke and Tatily dined with Axel Anderson in Eagle Grove. George Koestner and John Swanson traveled from Port Dodge to Mason City for the air show. Carroll Jones and children visited Ed Oppedahl. Act Tabb and Scott Ele wood of Corwith were guests at Fred Bosworth's Sunday evening. Addie Livingston of Corwith joined Ina Clowes and family for a Sunday visit. Uirk Bekhard and daughter also attended with the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Waldstein
Sturm Lake
Ole Carlson
Carroll Helmke
Tatily
Axel Anderson
Eagle Grove
George Koestner
Port Dodge
John Swanson
Mason City
Carroll Jones
Ed Oppedahl
Act Tabb
Scott Elewood
Corwith
Fred Bosworth
Addie Livingston
Ina Clowes
Uirk Bekhard
Dau
Elmer Shenetzer
Fred Kraft
Hartzel Bierstedt
Rockton
Paul Young
Muskaday
Wis
Maynard Waltz
Bierstedt
Young
Mrs Waltz
Carl Schipuli
Goldfield
Charles Schipuli
James Palmer
Algona
Clarence Hippen
Jim White
Cathy
May White
Melvin Haugland
Ed Tjelmeland
Jess Fisher
George Schoolkraft
Daughters
Forest City
Ray Thrift
Fritz Zwonitzer
Holton
Kan
Melvin Heggen
Marx Schwyter
Local families host guests across Iowa towns
The article notes numerous visits and dinners across Blue Earth Algona Fort Dodge Des Moines Ames and Chicago with guests including the Bram Cur zon Oppedahl Swanson Gugisburg Heggen and Bartley families plus Dr and Mrs T F Bartley and others enjoying weekend meals and a Rasmussen reunion at Call Park Algona.Ed Oppedahl attends State Republican Convention in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bram
Harry Curzon
Blue Earth
Minn
Duane Samuels
Los Angeles
Ed Oppedahl
Des Moines
George Koestner
Vickie
Fort Dodge
Carol
Dean Smith
John Swanson
Fred Gugisburg
Rasmussen
Call Park
Algona
Mary Claus
Darlene
Paul Heggen
T. F. Bartley
Ames
Joe Heggen
Bertha
Sarah
Olena
Eldon Horseman
Chicago
Chris H. Schneider
Renwick News: Local Visits Near Twin Lakes Cottage
Mr and Mrs Bob Oppedah and Kevin visited the Duane Cummings cottage at Twin Lakes on Sunday. Paula returned home with her parents after visiting Mr and Mrs George Schoolkraf of Forest City and Mr and Mrs Ray Thift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Oppedah
Kevin
Twin Lakes
Duane Cummings
Paula
Cummings
George Schoolkraf
Forest City
Ray Thift
Community Visitors Gather at Pearl Packard Home
A long list of family and friends visited Pearl Packard and other households over several days. The gatherings included relatives from Des Moines Storm Lake Garner Swea City Algona Jeffers Milan Alta Renwick Eagle Grove Rockton Muskady Holton Forest City and Denver among others. The Owl Lake Boosters 4-H Club held its annual tour on June 22 led by Marvin Julius with members listed by project including beef swine and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OWL Lake Boosters
Edwin and
Larry Hebner
Marvin Julius
Tony Anderson
Bob Bell
Roger Harvey
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