Social Calendar and Local Visits in Early May 1904
May 3 1904 announcements from Des Moines to Algona detailing visits by Mr and Mrs Tom Gisser and family at the hospital. Earl Brown of Fort Dodge and others paid calls at the Gethard Mayer home and with Verne Hunger of Waterloo. St Marys Catholic church ceremony in Corwith and KC Hall reception in Algona. Various local families hosted at coffee and received guests from Ventura Goldfield Eagle Grove and Nor mar Johnson homes. Pastor James Went ar of Corwith attended Monday supper at Rev Norman Johnson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Brown
FY Dodge
Gethard Mayer
Mir Verne
Hunger
Waterlooo
Dittmer
St Mary's Catholic Church
Corwith
KC Hall
Algona
Robert Nelson
Bruce
Willant Gimel
Ventura
Pete Nelson
Eagle Grove
Nancy Jewell
Goldfield
Phil Ogan
Hardy
Albert Nelson
Richard Nelson and Sons
John Baumgartner
Bartera Kelling
Eon Walter
Harrold Smith
David Bisbee
McCormick Mire
Roger Norman Lee Heimnke
Vicki Nerem
St Paul Luther
Willan Zeigler
Algoma
Lydia Lund
LaVerne
Dean Michaelson
Iowa City
Mevin Hoveland
John Palmer
Randy Palmer
Carolyn
Ole Tielle
Tom
Tieran Tielle
Paul Heggen
Norman Johnson
Norman Oberhelman
Ronnie
Oberhelman
Eugene Oberhelman
Fort Dodge
Duane O Anderson
Gerald Sinker
Nevada
Kenneth Severson
Humboldt
Albert Fish
Donald Riot and Family
Clarion
Sanford Anderson
Richard Crovisier
Ames
Sob Fontanini
Baby
Des Moines
Jim Luberto
Gary Habbie
Belles of Boose 4H Club Meeting and Visitors notes
The regular Belles of Boose 4H Club meeting was held Saturday at Miriam Newtons home. A demonstration on breed and rola was given by Miriam Iey before the meeting. Nine attendees took part in a yeast duties discussion. Delegates chosen were Sender and Janelle Tate with Miriam Nelson and Margaret Hunt as alternates. A music contest was planned for the next meeting. Various talks and demonstrations followed by reports on events at Eagle Grove and Thompson, with numerous attendees visiting from multiple towns and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belles of Boose 4H
Miriam = Netwon
Miriam Iey
Henriksen
Sender
Janelle Tate
Miriam Nelson
Margaret Hunt
Bey
Margaret Huntley
Colleen Sander
Diane Swanson
Janie Henriksen
Mirian Nelson
Social News and Weekend Guests Highlight Family Gatherings
Deadline notices appear for the Times Office at 4 p.m. Monday with calls to Lena Geigel or Mary McPeak. Weekend social life includes Mrs Eugene Mowick and children of Albert City hosting Sunday dinner with Jim Boelman and Michael, and John Zimmerman hosting a separate supper. Ruane McCurry and Victor Rademaker gatherings honored with local guests. Clarence Erwin visited the Henry Eckhof home. Will Yungelas of Webster City visited Jim Yungelas. Bible Study and Builders Sunday School at EUB church featured Devotions by Rev Streyffeler with a modern Psalm rendering. George Mills and Duane McCurry hosted entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Anderson
Hampton
Ed Anderson
Madda White
Jit Anderson
Marcia Anderson
la Verne Ludberan
Marvin Anderson
Sey
Times
Lena Geigel
Mary McPeak
Eugene Mowick
Albert City
Jim Boelman
Michael
John Zimmerman H
EUB
Streyffeler
George Mills
Duane McCurry
Sunday visitors and Confirmation at Lake Lutheran church
Sunday visitors gathered at the Walter Kraft home including Donald Kraft family and Gary Kraft and Mark of Ottosen. Lake Lutheran church held Confirmation for Karen Bottin Pamela Edwards Paula Oppdahl Dennis Ray Rasmus sen Dennis Wayne Rasmus sen Kent Swanson. Paula served as arrangement chairman. Numerous relatives and friends from Algona Humboldt Mason City Ames Des Moines and Madison Wisconsin attended dinners and visits in honor of confirmations and commencements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kraft
Donald Kraft
Goldfield
Gary Kraft
Mark
Ottosen
the Lake
Lloyd Swanson
Kent
John Swanson
Howard Smith
Algona
Kenneth Mickelson
Elmer Elm
Thor
Willi Hansen
Mason City
Richard Baessier
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Gisser
Fred Bolte
Methodiet Hoopital
Mr and Mrs
Willan Pogge
Perry Uhl
Debbie
James Wentar
Normar Johmson
Fred Rasmus
Mary Latch
Sam Klasse
Jerry Krause
Thompson
Stuhley
Curry
Monty
George. Bell
Har
Gimer
Tom Gimer
Gene Gimer
Ernest Pergaink
Thildren
Bob Johnson
Klemme
Walter Long
Wilbur Nissen
Ole Bygneas
Russell
Dick Mueller
Cond Mys
Eldred Pring
TL Dodge
Kids Bleale
Prang
Walter Hoff
Man
Mary Johnson
William Pog. Be
Clarence Xander
Harold D Hansen
Clyde D 3Imith
Fred Smith
Alfred Hansen
Grup
Debbie Smith
Mr and Harold Bursep
Paula and
Barbara Annaf
Norman Peer
Anna Larson
Lom Peer
Charles Louk
Donald Palmler
Stephen
Melvin Severns
Britt
Randy Palme
Carolyn, Corwith
Linda Benjamin
Bradgate
S A Palmer
Elmer Buenning
Lester
Laura
Fred
Verni McPeak
Esther Dahl
Kanawha
Harold Yanney
Gloria
Diane
Maine
Yanney
Ruane McCurry
Victor Rademaker
Rose Hefty
Elizabeth Klassi
Rademaker
Dave Bisbee
Clarence Erwin
Henry Eckholf
Sioux Center
Will Yungelas
Webster City
Jim [Yungelas
Sneoboy
Boone River
Franks
del Monte
Renwick
Iowa
Bag
Shurfine
Kist
Lawrence
Larry
Dr. Lethal
Humboldt County
Mr. Farmer
Renwick Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Renwick, Iowa
Dean Cady
Madison, Wis
Kenneth Bark
Bryce Thorson
Isabella Eluer
Madison Wis
Annette Engstrom
Mrs Norman
Pamela
Chester Edwards
Merlin Clarke F
Guy Ballard
Leslie Prosser
Fay
Blake Funeral Home
Blake
Jen
Renwick 441
Sandra Kraft
Omaha
Walter Krate
Jim Sprawile
Mise
Pat Willams
Lyle Killey
Albert Kitley Fame
Bud Rasmussen
Anne Amerson
Lottie Erdman
Bob Opperah
Pauly
the Lake Lutheran Church
Ed Oppedahl
Carroll Jones
Sheri Oppedahl
Duane Cummings
Garner
Lewis Bleich
Herman Bleich
Mort Holtman
Machelle
Mac Bleich
St Louis, Mo
Paul Dobson
Fred Betta
Baynard
Frank Siemens
June Siemens
Connie Siemens
Sequim, Wash
August Huschka
Mary
W G Green
Wesley
Ethel Hailigan
Bewah Green
Frank Davis
Stilson
Ronald Guss
Hugh Haverly
Norman Aberhelman
Jack Hawk
Janet Skiye
Donna Irdman
Mary Berkenes
Devile Huntley
Pete Hefly
Timex
BIC
IBLE
B & L Sundries
Washburn
W. Steele
Congress
Renwick Times
Ray van Hennik
Verna van Hennik
Benwick
Gon. Krenn
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