Community visits and weekend gatherings across Clarion area
Mr and Mrs Clarence Peterson and family visited at the George Peterson home in Clarion on Friday. Visitors included Mrs Stanley Sampson with Mrs Merle Weld and Annette of Clarion, Mrs Vernon Weld of Goldfield, and Mrs Marion Anderson and Mrs M Ro Anderson of Essle Grove. Last Sunday afternoon Anne Anderson hosted visits from Mr and Mrs Arthur Carr of Hardy and Rod Carr of Ellerton. Joe Gangstead visited Marilyn in Forest City Wes Virginia and Geneval Rasmussen Jack Hong of Rochester spent the weekend with Max Rasmussen. Andrew Fuhr and Margaret Hansen hosted a lutefish supper in Fort Dodge. Al Hansen and the Stockdales spent the weekend in Des Moines. Louis Bank hosted Sunday dinner in Humboldt with the Als. Albin Hebner and Carl Hebner hosted visitors from Jefferson. Peter Eckhoff visited Steam Boat Rock. Leslie Stockdale attended a teachers meeting in Humboldt. Vernon Rusher and family of Badger visited Alfred Rasmussen for Larry’s birthday. Don Leaverton and Bud Agoe hosted Sunday supper in Badger. Eddie Bygness of Renwick visited Ole Bygness. Milton Nelson and daughters spent a week with A R Hendricks in LeHigh. Ole Shire and relatives visited in Sioux Falls. Alma Anderson hosted Ole Byemess in Eagle Grove. Archie Harvey and Magne Bjorklund were noted, with Thanksgiving dinner plans at the Herold Rasmussen home. Norman Nelson and Hil Wig and Virginia Visitors from Eagle Grove and Tman Hervey also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Peterson
George Peterson
Clarion
Stanley Sampson
Merle Weld
Annette
Vernon Weld
Goldfield
Marion Anderson
M. Ro Anderson
Essle Grove
Anne Anderson
Arthur Carr
Hardy
Rod Carr
Ellerton
Joe Gangstead
Marilyn
Forest City
Wes
Virginia
Geneval Rasmussen
Jack Hong
Rochester
Max Rasmussen
Andrew, Fuhr
Fort Dodge
Margaret, Hansen
al Hansen
Des Moines
Les Stockdale
Mrs Louis Bank
Humboldt
Albin Hebner
Jefferson
Carl Hebner
Peter Eckhoff
Steamboat Rock
Leslie Stockdale
Vernon Rusher
Sof
Badger
Alfred Rasmussen
Larry
Don Leaverton
Bud Algoe
Eddie Bygness
Renwick
Ole Bygness
Milton
Nelson
A. R. Hendricks
LeHigh
Ole Shire
Sioux Falls
Ole Byemess
Alma Anderson
Eagle Grove
Archie Harvey
Ent Lass
Irs
Magne Bjorklund
Herold Rasmussen
Norman Nelson
Hil Wig
Tman Hervey
Community notes from Eagle Grove and surrounding homes
Friday supper at Ephraim Haslard home in Eagle Grove brought together Mr and Mrs Eddie Haeland of Hardy Mrs Eugene Worland and son and Bra Dave Wilson of Des Moines Guests at Edwin Nelson home Friday celebrating Edwin Nelsons birthday included Mr and Mrs Bangston of Goldfield Mr and Mrs Curtis Nelson and son Mr and Mrs Alfred Nelson and Mr and Mrs Milt Nelson and their daughters Lake 4 H girls met Saturday afternoon with Jean Skye as host Patsy Haaland demonstrated making a sewing box and Mary Korsland spoke on good grooming Lunch was served at close of the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Met
Jean Skiye
Patsy Haaland
Mary Korsland
Card of Thanks and Local Classifieds Snippet
Expressions of gratitude for acts of kindness after a loss. Mention of thanks to neighbors friends and relatives for floral tributes and memorial gifts for Walter Hust Jr and family. Also brief local ads for radio repair lost items sale of ranges bicycles mowers and livestock, with names places and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Nerem
Walter Hust Jr
Donald Clowes
Dawn
Diane
Also Mentioned on This Page
Livermore
Mack’s Orchestra
Evalyn Fisk Anderson
School of Dancing
American Legion Hall
Eagle Grove, Iowa
Eyving
America
Towa
Nelson Produce
Renwick, Iowa
C.a.richardson Store
Dial
Engle Grove, Iowa
Thur, Eri
Hills. OF
Oklahoma
Capetown
Sun, Mon
Cariboo Trail
Lake News
al Glark Radio
Humpboldt
Chevrolet
Kanawha
Henry Eekhoff
Majestic Range Girls
F.M. Crawford
P.B. Chester White
Hampshire Boars
M. Will
LaVerne
Poland
Donald Engh
East End
F. P. Dibble
Iowa
Riley
Saint P.S
Ohio
Charmin
Crisco
Mazola
Tbs
Gelatine, Robb Ross
del Monte
Mimbach’s Grocery
Mercatiors
Gebl
S. H. Klassie
Renwick, Lowa
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