Social rounds fill week in Boone township
Webster City visitors Mra Bob Heide and children joined Alvin Engstroms for several days while Maude Janes Joanie and Mrs Bob Janes shared supper at the Meine Yanney home. Dozens of neighbors and friends gathered for dinners and visits across Goldfield Eagle Grove Den ver and Renwick with families including Yanney McGowan Britt Pearson and Bordwell among others. A Wright County Conservation ride over farms highlighted the week as Engstroms entertained and local weddings rehearsed at the Royal 400 Fort Dodge venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob’ Heide
Webster City
Alvin Engstroms
Maude Janes
Joanie
Bob Janes
Meine Yanney
R. E. Schipull
Goldfield
Moine ‘Yanney
Buelah
Boulder, Colo
Leon Bordwell
Forest City
Leo Bordwell
Glen Martin
Glen Earl
Janet
Carl Martin
Denver
Jim Nelson
Keimesh' Axon
Wayne Streeter
Wodén
A. H. Streeter
Maiie Yanney
Harold Yanney
Earl Yanney
Wright County Conservation Service
Alvin Engstrom
Fort Dodge
Gerald Nelson Andi
Earl Thompson
Duncombe
Ewald Eichman
Westfield
Don Ward
Arnold Hydecker
Britt
H. W'Protzeller
Sons
Topeka
Kan
Walter McPeak
Otto Rotoka
Eagle Grove
Rev Thompson
Sioux City
Martin-Trask
Renwick
Local visits and dinner guests across Eagle Grove area
Numerous Friday through Sunday social gatherings feature Colleen Elkin of Eagle Grove visiting at Raymond Paine’s, extended family dinners at Elmer Philipp’s and Sadler home, Jim Zigrang of Humboldt attending P H Sadler event, college preparations for Marilyn and Jackie Sadler, and various relatives from Goldfield Ames and Waterloo joining at homes in Eagle Grove and surrounding towns. Residents share meals, birthdays, and weekend visits as part of a busy community calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleen Elkin
Eagle Grove
Raymond Paine
Leo Wood
Whittemore
Elmer Philipp
Jim” Zigrang
Humboldt
P. H. Sadler
Sadler
Jim Zigrang
Marilyn
Jackie Sadler
Cedar Falls
PH. Sadler
Rickie
Keithi Sedier
Malisrd
Kraft
Elmer Schnetzer
Curtis Ganzevela
Goldfield
Wayne’ Christofferson
Hart Christofferson
Carl Arne
Alma" Hollan
Newt Pohlman
Osie Cleveland
Gerald Arne
C. Mc Williams
Paton
R. E. Cook
Keith Baessler
Torgerson
Legion Building
Bede
Billy James
Hardy
Ralph Hillis
Ames
Guy Ballard
Virgil Engin
Lucy Simpson
Sherburn
Minn
R. R. Blesie
Simpson
Blesie
Ray Sassman
J. Omvig
Linds dJergenson
L. W. Heetland
Heetland
Carl Swanson
Kenneth
Otto Swanson
Jennie Swanson
Stanhope
John Swanson
Shelby Nelson
Mary Lynn
Janet Allen
Visitors and Dinner Guests in Winnacine Wisconsin Area
In Winnacine Wisconsin relatives and friends visited from Des Moines Fort Dodge Ames Brooklyn Corwith Alden and other areas over a week including Dorothy Neilson staying overnight at Kenneth Burk and Curtis Kinseth visiting with their boys. Other gatherings included Melvin Heggen at Calvin Sha doe and Henry Hefty in Ames, and Carl Flemmig hosting Everett Bell family from Brooklyn with plans to stay a week. Mrs Earl Johnson Mrs Maynard Clark and Mrs Albert Kunkel joined dinner at Sam Flogstad house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnaciné
Wis
Dorothy Bolder
Dorothy Neilson
Des Moines
Kenneth Burk
Curtis Kinseth
Fort Dodge
Melvin Heggen
Calvin Shadoe
Henry Hefty
Ames
Everett Bell
Brooklyn
Carl Flemmig
Mra Bell
Lawrence Oberhelm
Corwith
BR. R. Blesse
Earl Johnson
Maynard Clark
Alden
Albert Kunkel
Iowa
Sam Flogstad
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BOONE
Moine Yaneny
RB. E. McGowan
Perty Sunday Iron
Frits Britt
Enfred’ Pearson
Enfred Pearson
Greenwood
Waverly
Ceresco
Neb
O.E.F. Dennis
Keith Nerem
Lawrence Nerem
Karen McGowan
Selmer Nerem
Clarence Schinagel
Burk Brothers
Renwick, Iowa
Dial
Dern
Tiny
Glen Claude
Goldfield, Iowa
The
Renwick Times
Wayne I. Christofferson
Dorothea E. ‘Christofferson
National Editorial An [Associarian of
A. H.goetisch
Renwick, ‘Iowa
A. H. Stafford
D. V. Mi
Iows
Business — Professional — Directory
Sara E. Sutton
DE. W- H. Long Dentist
DR. N. HE. Hesse
Ralph A. White
Steve A. Palmer
DE. G. Loarne
Martin Well CO
WM. Beenen and
Evalyn A. Beenen
Licensed’ Embalmers and Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
Briardale
Roxey Dog & Cat Food
van Camps
Latch & Mills
Cole
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