Anniversary celebration and church group activities noted
Mr and Mrs Dick Elmer celebrate 57th wedding anniversary last Saturday. Mrs Fred Gussere and Mrs Parl Neal hostesses led Evangelical United Brethren Ladies Aid and WSCS meetings at church. Guests enjoyed a birthday party for their son Jimmie with ice cream and coke. Several young people hosted supper and roller skate night, with group dinners and theater outing mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Elmer
M. Babler
Lena Geigel
Evangelical United Brethren Ladies Aid
Fred Gussere
Methodist Church
F. H. Montgomery
Parl Neal
Lota Peer
Alfred Price
Donald Dawes
Deer Schnetzer
Jimmie
Beitr
Selgelia
Baeeinen
Yah
Beverly “Engstrom
Gloria, Stelford
Mardene ‘Larson
Marjorie Donald “Siemens
Dale Patton
Shi Merrill Kelling
Rachel ‘Pannell
Elmira area movers and Memorial Day visits noted
A string of relocations and visits around Elmira Missouri and Webster City includes Mr. and Mrs. Nate Stevens moving to a farm near Elmira and Dr. M R Yarbrough purchasing the Stevens residence to relocate his family to Renwick. Dr and Mrs A H Stafford and family visited Memorial Day at the Russell Stafford home in Webster City. Mrs Carl Flemmig left for a two week summer course in Indiana. Mrs Fritz Gugger and Mrs Chester Ozan were Fort Dodge visitors. H E Ahiman is taking a two week station salesman training under Tieran Herzen. Ida Laubach of Spokane and her son and daughter visited relatives in Des Moines and Kensett. Roselyn Attig led store duties during an absence. Terri Mitchell returned from Davenport. B Richardson hosted Sunday dinner at the Warren Fest home in Goldfield. Local youth attended the Evangelical United Brethren Youth Rally at Webster City with Roslyn Attig and others. Rev L Sunderman led the group. John Zimmerman and family shared PR supper at the Albert Hefti home near LuVerne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate Stevens
Elmira
M. R. Yarbrough
Stevens
Renwick
A. H. Stafford
Gloria
Beverly Engstrom
Russell Stafford
Webster City
Carl Flemmig
Fritz Gugger
Chester Ozan
Fort Dodge
H. E. Ahiman
Tieran Herzen
Ida ‘Laubach
Spokane
Wash
Tann
Daughier
Martin Schuitz
Gene
Laubach
Will Anderson
Terri. Mitchell
Roger Olson
Davenport
B. Richardson
Warren
Goldfield
Evangelical United “Brethre
Webster
Ros‘lyn
Atti
Marianne Baumgartner
Marjorienn Gueeisters
Melva Doig "Pearson
Donna Rose Hertz
Henry “Lowell
Betty
Joan Krause
EL. Sunderman
John
Zimmerman Cwere Pris
al- Dert
Hefti
LuVerue
Donald
C.C. Packard
Stanley McCurry
Duane McCurry
Doris Keister
Dix
al HL Packard
D. J. Christensen
Boxholm
Iowa
Fritz Britt
Sun
AL Crawford
Des Moines
Shirler
Gilbert, Hefti
Crystal Lake
Edwin Heft
Geo. Peters
Milford -Sat
Harver Databs
Mrrs.Jacobs
Peters
Fargo
N. Dakota
al Bordelane
Bordelane
Jacobs
Anna Walkner
A' Reed
Eagle Grove
Greettinger
Marion Hansen
Humboldt
Henry Friday
Cedsa
Doon
B. Watson
Childres
North Platte
Nebr
Wm. Nissen
Nissen
Watson
Wilbur Nissen
Afr
Henri Greserson
Livermore
Vand
Bill Fain
Memorial Weekend and Family Visits Across Iowa Town
A flurry of gatherings marks Memorial weekend with multiple dinners and visits. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Looby depart for Long Beach California, while Steve Palmer hosts guests and others travel between Britt, Humboldt, Decorah, Allen Nebraska and Fort Dodge for family events. Local graduates such as Marion Hansen attend ceremonies in Greeetinger, and visits span Big Lake Minn to Fargo North Dakota with relatives from Eagle Grove and Webster City joining in.
Memorial Day thanks from veterans groups
The American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary together with Amvets and Amvets Auxiliary express gratitude to all who contributed to the war memorial program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion and
American Legion Auxiliary
Amvets
Amvets Auxiliary
Local Families Share Memorial Day Visits and News
Mrs. Edward Hardy Kruse visited Rockford with her mother Chris Helmke at the Howard Barton home. The Barton family hosted Mrs. Kruse. Bill Barton stayed a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cameron welcomed a baby boy born Saturday May 31. Des Moines trip and Memorial Day visits occur among relatives including the Oldens and Donas, Gaddies, Weyer, Vickroy, Braytons, Erdman family, Lockwoods, Mackas, Brock, Upland, and other Algona area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward. Kruse
Rockford Thur
Chris. Helmke
Howard Barton
Barton
Kruse
Bill Barton
Donald Cameron
Clyde
Olden
Des.Moines Thurang
Dona
Minneapolis
Ole Skiye
Willis Shire
Jake Erdman
Henry Groh
Livermore
John Groh
Algona
Albert Ausborn
Elemme
Art Eknoke
Erdman
Soren Sorenson
Melvin
Gruver
Julia Upland
Gus Vohs
Lawrence Thompson
Greeley
Colo
Luella Thompson
W. J. Lockwood
Shidler
Burt
C. L. Macka
Emma ‘Lockwood
Thur
G. C. Brock
Sun
Andy Anderson
Humboldt
Lucy Thompson
Netlie
Fe Dodge
Thomas Bages
O. G. Morgan
Lake City
Donald Morgan
Wilma Brayton
Kresge
Ft. Dodge
Glen Brayton
Jack Shipman
Renwick
Edward Erdman
May Pullen
Newell
W. H. Pannell
Thomas Apland
Middletown
Joe Ersland
Ankeny
Jula Apland
Lee Wilson
H. F. Volberding
Dike
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rebekar Lodge
Anna Potter
Ws.c
Karen McGowan
Ming
Marilyn “Gedler
Hes
Pitre
Barberan ‘Church
Tadies
Chambray
Winesap Apples
Gistel Cleanser
A.B. Richardson’s
Renwick, Lows
Donald Looby
Mon
Long Beach
Cal
Vee
Melvin Severns
Steve Palmer
Britt
Elmer Phiilip
Arthur Ernst
Decorah
WY. BD. Hauck
Harold
Pete Sadier
Eric
Jack W. Dorrl
Marx Schaeyter
Friends
Elmer Schnetzer
Walter Kraft
Bert Block
Allen
Ray Block
al ‘Trummel
Lauretta Kelling Sug
Boullette
St. Paul
Minnnesotta
Albin Osmeck
Clarence Wmibért
Big’ Lake
Sand
Lambert
Suesty Arine
McCurry
E. H. Packard
Wilma
Michael Tatone
Albert’ Emme
la Porte
Guy
Marion ‘Axtell
Waterloo
Wai. Blesie
Lorraine
W.H. Long
D.D.S
Lyle
D-X Gas & Oil
Lyle Packard
Donald Gillespie
Econoyy Products Inc
Clarion
Gay Nerem
Lincoln
Vergil Erwin
Chas. Burk
Dial
Wim
Blesie
Bial
Ed Richards
Ren- Wick
John Swanson
Carl Ernest Abels
Kanawha
Hardy
Esquire
Dad
Tiny’s
Just
Reewler
Tiny
M. B. Richardson Hardware
Food Market
Sauerkraut
Des Moines Register
Marshalltown
Cunningham
Roe Hoe
H.P
General Electric
Easy & Apex Electric Washing Machines
S. H. Klassie
Renwick, Towa
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