Local social notes from LeRoy Thompson area families
Mrs Celesta Keech and David, Mrs John Pohlman and family were Monday evening callers in the LeRoy Thompson home. Several neighbors visited in Cedar Falls and Goldfield while attending family events. The column records church, funeral, and family gathering visits across LeRoy Thompson area communities with names like Grebner, Pohlman, Huschka, Kelling, Davis, Larson, and Hefty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celesta Keech
David
John Pohlman
LeRoy Thompson
Roger McCormick
Huschka
al Rosenmeyer
St Benedict
Roy Kelling
Floyd Kelling
Omer Davis
Fertile
Emma Handsacker
Navada
Ivan Cook
Omer Dav
Raymond Larson
Ronald
Richard Larson
Humboldt
Qelwein
Jack Veehn
Kathy Rae Kuehn
Merle Martin
Arcene Larson
Zelda Martin
Goldficta
Walter Martin
Bernhartin
Marvin Pearson
Cereser, Et
Tred Gugisburz
Harold Hansen
Das
Gaisfield
John Crey
Marvin Nelson
Anis
Lowell Beil
Pam
John J. Hefty Jr
Kenneth Fuhr
Humbo d
Burn
Shery
Renee
Pe Hefty
Jami
Larson
He.r
Orval Larsen
Badge
Bertha Straas
Washington D. C
O C.heggen
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Weddings and Visits
A Waterloo based family quartet attended Dorothy Blesse’s Fort Dodge wedding. Many relatives from Eagle Grove, Humboldt, Clarion and other towns spent weekends visiting, hosting, and sharing meals. Notable events include band festival in Mason City and a WSCS installation in Corwith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick
Marion Axtell
Eppa Daughters
Waterloo
Dorothy Blesse
Fort Dodge
Howard McCurry
Pearl Martin
Eagle Grove
Anna Coffin
Rockwell
Nelle Wittmer
Wittm
Wilbur Nissen
Donald McGowan
Norman Peer
Floyd Lane
Stanley McCurry
Tom Gimner
Bruce Middleton
Ray Ellsworth
Park Forest
Harold Goetisch
William Romer
New London
Wis
Fritz Gugger
Donald Koestner
Duncombe
Linda Benton
Elmer Hamms
H. E. Goettsch
Loren Kelling
Humboldt
Melvin Heggen
Art Folkerts
Forest City
Judy Folkerts
Harry Stevenson
Frank Stevenson
Goldfield
Bob McGowan
Albert Emme
Jesup
Doris Keister
Dorothy Blesie
Fort, Dodge
R. EB. McGowan
Methodist
WSCS
Corwith
Spencer
Henry Kepper
Leo Finn
Clarion
Leo Mimbach
W. L. Wilson
Backus
Minn
Charles Kepper
Marilyn
Keppers
Wilbur Moore
Carroll Packard
Izaak Walton League Grounds
Community Social Notes From Renwick Area
Mrs Will Blesse reports a series of visits and gatherings in Renwick and nearby towns. Guests included Mr and Mrs Mike Collins of Corwith and families at Walter McPeak home, and Dr N H Besse with relatives visiting LaVerne group enjoying Ely Minnesota trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Rapp
Morse Lake
Harry Scott
Armstrong
Fred Rasmussens
Fred Rasmussen
Jim Zweifel
Corwith
Fred Mosier
Monticello
Wis
C. A. Walker
Bob Oppedahl
Jane Morrow
Fort Dodge
Noice
Norman Larson
Grege
Howard Larson
Lizzie Bommell
Fulton, Mo
Pearl Packard
Howard McCurry
Walter McPeak
Terry Mitchell
Chas. A. Walker
Mike Collins
N. H. Besse
Beryl Martin
Skogmo
LaVerne
Ely Minn
Bertha Strand
Washington, D. C
O. C. Heggen
Joe Heggens
Neal Sande
Scott
Ames
Floyd Lane
Izaak Walton League Club
Merrill Kelling
Humboldt
Kenneth Bruene
Gladbrook
Alfred Kleen
Jim Kleen
R. L. Rossman Jr
Ralph Coffin
Cheryl
Sioux City Air Base
Nelle Wittmer
Don Blesie
Des Moines
Will Blesie
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George Rice
Anna’ Walkner
Kiley - Pohlman
Walter Hoffman
Raymond Herland
Louise Omiig
Kanawha
Don Kiley
Steve
Vernon Grebner
Mike
Donald Dumphy
Gerald Nelson
Cedar Falls
Richard Smith
Dave Smith
Sam Nerem
Jorgensen
M. F. Birdsall
May Morton
Charles Overbaugh
Pearl Overbaugh
Don Paine
Garry Staley
Webster City
Raymond Paine
Kent Swanson
Kenneth Michelson
Thor
Mary Michelson
Lloyd Swanson
Steve Palmer
May White
Donald Palmer
Linda Huntley
St. John’s Church
Minnie Peters
H. E. Jacobs
Milford
Lawrence Hauck
Mardelle
Elmer Philipp
Elmer Schnetzer
Renwick Times
Will Blesse
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Princess
Eagle Grove, Iowa
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Lovejoy
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NTSTS
Petare
Cheyenne
Varsiers
Ethoe
Burt Enmedy
Ghorbi W George
Martin Hachin
Colon Gojuias
Tiny
Gerhard Mayer
Marx Schwyter
Ernie Kiley
Palmer Nerem
Garrison Poultry
Warren Garrison
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