Local Visitors and Greetings Across Humboldt Area
A string of weekend visits and social calls links Humboldt residents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Torkel and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ballard with Jane Ann Luchsinger spent Sunday evening at the R.R. Blesie home. Ralph Myers and family visited the S. B. Foley household as did F. E. Foley and two sons from St. Louis. Mrs. Ehner Philipp and daughters joined Friday afternoon at pe. D. Havek’s near Humboldt. Verna Swanson and daughter from Canton stayed several days with Jennie and Otto Swanson. Oren Seigelid and Ed. Seigelid of Albert City stopped by Ed. Seigelid’s home en route home after two weeks at Clear Lake. Lena Elmer returned to Minneapolis after two weeks with her mother. Orell MacWilliams of Dayton visited Wednesday with Mrs. Dick Elmer. ROE Cook hosted Lena Geigel at dinner with C. H. Scott of Guston, Ry. Alia French, John French of Goldfield, Walleste, Steve Palmer, and others as part of a long series of local social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Torkelson
Humboldt
Guy Ballard
Jane Ann Luchsinger
Oren Seigelid
Albert City
Ed. Selgelid
Clear Lake
Lena Geigel
C. H. Scott
Guston
Alia French
John French
Goldfield
Walleste
Steve Palmer
Local visitors and residents gather in Renwick and neighbors
Mrs Everett Perry of Ann Arbor Michigan visits a few days at D J Christes home. Beverly Heggen enjoys a two week vacation from Renwick duties. Al Trummel and Lloyd Block arrive from Trona California to live in Renwick. T W Gimer Eugene Gimer and James Cole visit Clear Lake. Elmer Vinsand Sr and Jr with Donald Koestler visit Fort Dodge, dine with Fritz Gugger family, and tour nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Perry
Ann Arpor, Mich
D. J. Christes
T. W. Gimer
Eugene Gimer
Mar. James Cole
Clear Lake
Elmer. Vinsand Sr
Elmer ‘Vinsand Jr
Donald Koestler- Allo
Fort Dodge
Fritz Gugger
Fred
Card of Thanks for Larry Bennett at Mercy Hospital
Card of thanks from Mr and Mrs Robert Bennett for supportive cards and gifts after their son Larry was at Mercy Hospital Fort Dodge. Also a notice of appointment of executor in Humboldt County Iowa naming John Zimmerman as executor for Conrad Elmer deceased with payment and claim procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry
Wilessag Mercy Hospital
Fort Dodge
Robert Bennett Land
State OF
Iowa
Humboldt County
Conrad Elmer
John Zimmerman
Garfield, Baker & Miller
Area Families Attend Graduation and Visits in Midwest Communities
Mr and Mrs S H Kiassie and Mr and Mrs Frank Sinclair and Mr and Mrs Elmo Arne attend graduation exercises at Iowa City with their daughter Pauline Klassie in the class. Mr and Mrs Lyle Packard and sons Eugene and Larry visit Welcome Minnesota for the centennial celebration June 7 and 8 then visit the Chas Packard home. Mrs Donald McGowan and daughters and Mrs Stanley McCurry and Penny shop in Webster City last Thursday. Richard Nelson of Webster City with Mr and Mrs Albert Nelson and Gladys travel to Canton Minnesota Sunday after Mrs Richard Nelson and baby at Guy Austin’s home. Gladys Nelson returns Friday from State University of Iowa and travels to Des Moines Monday to meet friends then to Estes Park Colorado for summer work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. .H. Kiassie
Frank Sinclair
Elmo ‘Arne
Iowa City
Pauline Klassie
And
Lyle Packard
Eugene and
Larry Packard
Welcome, Minn
Chas, Packard
Donald, McGowan
Stanley McCurry
Penny
Webster City
Richard Nelson
Albert Nelson
Gladys
Canton
Minn
Baby
Guy Austin
Gladys” Nelson
State University of Iowa
Des Moines
Estes Park
Colo
Auto dealers meet in Fort Dodge on Tuesday
June 7 1928 J B Jones and S H Klassie attended a meeting of auto dealers at Fort Dodge. Mrs Robert McGowan entertained a few friends Tuesday evening complimentary to Miss Florence Stephenson of Goldfield who is to be married today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Jones
S. H. Klassie
Fort Dodge
Robert’ McGowan
Florence
Stephenson
Goldfield
Packards Visit Grinnell for Daughter Candace's Summer Session
Mr and Mrs C A Packard drove to Grinnell last Saturday after their daughter Candace, who has been attending summer school there. A large family dinner followed at the J H Tanck home on Sunday to honor Dr and Mrs W H Long on their second wedding anniversary. Fort Dodge visitors included Mr and Mrs Jake Stauffer, Mrs G Guggisburg, Mrs Will Black, and Mrs Terry Mitchell with daughter Verla Gene. Leo Mimbach's sister Mrs Thos O Connell of Lewiston Idaho visited here several days this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs.'c. A. Packard
J. H.tanck Home
Mrs
W.H. Long
Jake Stauffacher
G. Guggisburg
Will Black
Terry Mitchell
Verla Gene
Fort Dodge
Leo Mimbach
Thos. O'Connell
Lewiston
Idaho
Fort Dodge Visitors and summer travel notes June 1923
June 14 1923 Fort Dodge reports show Mr and Mrs B M Packard and daughter Eloise and Mrs W J Higgins visiting. Miss Maryelle Goetisch visited Santa Ana California for an extended stay. Mrs L R Turner spent several days in Des Moines. Mr and Mrs Henry Foster of Viola Center are visiting relatives. Miss Olga Schipull went to Ames to attend school this summer. Mr and Mrs Melvin Heggen and Helen and Lowell Gray visited friends near Stanhope last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Packard
Eloise
W. J. Higgins
Fort Dodge
Maryelle Goetisch
Santa Ana
Galif
Mrs. Henry Foster
Viola Center
Olga Schipull
Ames
Melvin Heggen
Helen
Lowel] Gray
Stanhope
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Ralph, Myers of
Poeshontas
The
S. B. Foley Home
F. E. Foley
St. Louis, Mo
S. B. Foley
Verna Swanson
Linds of
Jennie and
Otto Swanson
Lena
Elmer
Minneapolis
Dick Elmer
Orell MacWilliams
Dayton
Roe. Cook
Mimbach’ S
Renwick
Tao Eemee
Chevrolet
Renwick, Iowa
Oxford
Just
A.B. Richardson Store
Dial
Beverly Heggen
al ‘Trummel
Algona
Lloyd Block
Trona
Calif
Howard Persons
Eagle Grove, Lows
Kissing Bandit
Mississippi
the Red Witch
Outing Goods
Thermic Bottles
Chas. A. Walker
Les Kingsolver
Rawleigh
W. Wright Co
H.R. Gramer
Freeport
Wesley Carlson
Jake Erdman
Klemme
E. C. Selgelid
Ted
Elston Ashpole
H. Dale Cole
Wallakait
Richardson’s
Beauty Shop
Jowa
Lyle
Gaggn
DumcEvy
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