Society notes from Monticello and Goldfield events
A delayed birthday dinner gathering of Mr Henry Bloom and relatives from Monticello Nav Glarts and Goldfield Wisconsin and Illinois was hosted by Mrs Bloom. Additional society items include W S G of the Methodist Church meeting at the church with devotions, plus a Renwick Womans Club phonic and TNT 40 Club gatherings with local families and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bloom
Bloom
Ang
Sanford Anderson
Fred Blum
Ed Blum
John ‘Blum
Monticello
Wis
Renry
Goesly
Ernest Dabler
Nav Glarts
George Blim
Woodstock
Truman Long
Rockford
Henry Schaller
Darton
Leslie Kubly
Alvin Kelling
Thur
Afr Ss
Carl Plemmig
Harry Kunstling
Randy
Naner ‘Fisher
Foltee
Aimes
Wemmig
R. E. Cook
W. H. Attiz
G. A. Packard
Clarence Rigging
TNT. 40
Thaeron. Doolittle
Ae Howard Larson
Rural Iowa social notes and visits across towns
A long list of visits and social calls across Waterloo Humboldt Dubuque Eagle Grove Algona Laurens Clear Lake Livermore Marshalltown Iowa Falls Sheridan Times with many families mentioned including Blassie Blumhasen Blasie Ringstroth Klassie Lang Nerem Bugstron Hall and others visiting relatives, attending dinners, and delivering goods over the weekend and past week.
Local residents visit and host in nearby towns
Mir and Mrs Elder Tandbers and daughters from Centuria Wisconsin spent the weekend at the Pauw Heggsen home. Julia Kesft of Basie Urare visited Elmer Schnetzer. Lutz and Charles called on Dodge business. Desch and Marilyn visited LB Tate in Eagle Grove, Marilyn stayed longer. Swanson, Smith, Swanson, and Eleanor Elm traveled to Fort Dodge for a picnic with Oscar Swanson of Stanhope. George Cole and mother of Fort Dodge were Renwick visitors and donated books to Renwick Library. Berths Godfrey and Laura Smith visited Renwick. Vida Peer and family visited last week. Lora Peer and Al Trummel were Algona visitors. Jean Nander of Columbus Ship visited Trummel home. Severtson and Hofstad were dinner guests at Baw Oppedaht home. Karen Chapman of Belmond visited grandmother Elizabeth Klassi. Frank Berry and Linda of Duncombe visited R. E. McGowan home Thursday.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Methodist Church
Lo. Persons
Steve Pat
Lea
Fred Rasmussen
W.apne Dooliile
R. E. McGowan
Stanley McCurrs
Frank Gibns
Honolulu
Hawaii
E. Johnson
Ernie Pergande
Bob Johnson
Tom Gimner
Hari Gimer
THE
Renwick
Nerem Brothers
Standard Oil Products
Dewitt Mimbach
M. B. Richardson
American Legion
P. A. System
Richardson’s Beauty Shop
Oval
Reshnwick, Down
Pauline Blassie
Waterloo
Rosemary Nellis
Lorraine Blasie
C. Blumhasen
Elaine
Humboldt
HJ Blassie
Des Moines
Henry Ringstort
Eagle Grove
Hklassie
Algona and
Laurens
Fidrd Lang
FLBU
Montgomery’ Home
Mrs. Sélmer
Nerem
Mrs
Franklin “Bugstron
Clear Lake
Elmer, Philipp
L. A
Mrs. Gow. Quick
Geo” Mills
Mrs. Warne
Doolittle and
Thaeron
Jackie Saddler
Jennie Swanson
Maxine Bell
M.N
Muscatine
Davenport
Keith Hall
Pete Sadler
Marilyn
Ft. Dodge Ealters
J.A. Parker
T. W. Gimner
H. B. Luchsinger
Iowa Falls
Bernard Wagner
Lee Nearder
Herb Searles
Marshalltown
Harold Goettsch
Judy
Sheridan
Mrs. Rose Hefty
Clarence
John Aweifel
Sam Grantow
Jake Bogelj
Art Folkerty
Larry
Britt
Mrs. Swipert
Jefferson
Melvin Heggen
Dick Hefty
Martha Heggen
Deg Moines
Mrs. Eimerschnetzer
Jimmie
Newell
Mir
Elder Tandbers
Centutia
Wise, Ibert
Pauw Heggsen
Rirs
Julia Kesft
Basie Urare A
Elmer Schnetzer
O P. C. Lutz
Charles
Dodge
Howard Desch
LB Tate
Eagie Grove
John Swanson
Howard Smith
Lloyd Swanson
Eleanor Elm
Fort Dodge
Oscar Swanson
Stanhope
George Cole
Ren-wick
Berths Godfrey
Laura Smith
Algona
Vida Peer
Laddouia Mo
Lora Peer
Mrs al Trummel
Algena
T. J. Severtson
Hagle Grove
Rev. C. Hofstad
Northild, Minn
Oppedaht
Karen Chapman
Belmond
Elizabeth _Klassi
Frank Berry
Linda
Duncombe
R. EL McGowan
Oats Company
H. Dale Cole
Renwick, Towa
Jeanette’s Coffee Shop
Renwick, Iowa
Shorty’s
LK Cleaners
Fountain Service
Humboldt County
White Horse Patrol
Humboldt Fairgrounds
Nozzle News
Mori Tivey
Waser Brothers
Mullins
Duane Whee
Harold Ig
Roy Ss. Hy
Paul Houston
Harold
Footh
Iowa
Oldfield
Lowa Kanawha
Corwesh
Eowa
Fowa
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