Shower Honors Mrs. Dick A Henry at Masonic Building
A post-auntial shower was held Friday evening at the Masonic Building honoring Mrs. Dick A Henry. Guests enjoyed contests then the guest of honor opened numerous gifts. Refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs. Dick S Hefir Mrs. Rose Heftr Mrs. Sanford Anderson and Mrs. Otto Swanson. Out of town guests included Mer dake Erinisn of Klemme Marshall Clancy of Haray Clarence Larsen and Dick
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick A. “Henry
Masonic
Dick S. “Héfir
Rose Heftr
Sanford Anderson
Otto Swanson
Mer.dake Erinisn
Klemme
Marshall’ Clancy
Haray
Clarence Larsen
Community Club Activities and Meetings Report
Members of the Renwick Woath's Club hosted Tharsaar at Atrs. OA Patriard house. Mrs. George Bell led devotions and Mrs. W H Auig presented the lesson titled Baio Personalities. The Junior Missionary Workers enjoyed a picnic at Renwick Park after school. The Vernon Boosters 2 H Club scheduled a meeting at Bobby and Eb don Marty’s home. The Evangelical United Brethren Mission Circle was hosted by Mrs. Rose Hefty. Birthday dinner honored Mr. Wesley Carlson hosted by his wife with Carlson and family attending from Marathon. K Y N Club met at Mrs. Freq Gogis burg’s home with plans for guest day at Mrs. Walter Mc Peak’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick Woath
Tharsaar
Atrs
OA Patriard
George Bell
W.H. Auig
Baio
George Peters
Evsikgelical United Brethren Mission Circle
Rose
KYN. Club
Thurtay
Freq Gogisburg
Marion Porterfield
L. W. Heetland
Walter Mc+ Peak
Community visitors and family updates across Boone Township
The column lists numerous visits and gatherings in Boone Township including Shirley and Audrey Amosson in Boone, Mrs. Amosson of Eagle Grove visiting Harlan Jotten, Lucille Amosson returning from Nomrar, and weddings, usherettes, and 4-H activities. Names include the Kurfmans, Kleens, Bonnstetter, and Yanney family, with trips to Corwith, Goldfield, Mason City, and Ames noted among social visits and farm work help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Amosson
Audrey Amosson
Raymond ‘Long Vis
John Berkeness
Eagle Grove
Amos Amosson
Harlan Jotten
Sam Amosson
Pennsylvania
Harland Jotten
Albin Nelson
Goldfield
Lucille
Nomrar
Cistle Kurfman
Herwick
Owen Kurfman
A. H. Kleen
Beverly Bonnstetter
Cor
Ruth Playéa
Lois
Mary Eilien
Clarence Hippen
Ruth
M Walter McPeak
W.S
Crest
Corwith
Krank Engstrom
Betty
Bonita
Harold Yanney
Glorig Jean
John Palmer
Jandie Witham
Mason’ City
Maine Yanney
Farm Bureau
Ames
Verni McPeak
Mae White
Alfred Price
Betty Keling
Andy ‘Kelling
Kansas City
Cari Belling
Jae
Darwin Roseberry
Robert “Porterfield
Randall
Islanders and relatives gather for visits and funerals
A long row of family and friends visited and attended the funeral of George Livingston in Corwith. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Glen Martin and family, Mr and Mrs Alfred Kleen, Ruth Ann Ames, and many others from Des Moines Milwaukee Council Bluffs and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac
McCloud
Des Moines
Carl Kelling
Airs
Milford McPesk
Michsed Lynne
Elizabeth
Harry Proteeller
Milwaukee
Wis
Glen Martin
Alfred Kleen
Ruth Ann W Ames
Iowa State College
Clarence Hoovler
Council Bluffs
MacClowey
George Livingston
Corwith
A. H. Kleen
Ruth
Jim Nelson
Everett Nelson
Oscar Engstrom
Ollie Overbaugh
Marion Huntley
Verdi McPeak
Walter McPeak
Livingston
Bertha Warren
Chicago
Carroll Richardson and
Bradesx
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hardwarbe
M. B. Richardson
Renwick, Iowa
Webster City
Iowa
Eure
Gaddwil
Hemilton
Hue
V. Wehrhem
Wehrheim Commission Firm
Jéeson
Eaele Grove
Workers of the Baptist Church
Renwick Park
Vernon ‘Boosters
Bobby
Ebdon Marty
Wesley Carlson
Mr. Carlson
Bidon Carlson
Famis
Maurice Carlson
Jsm Uy
Marathon
Leo Alimbaca
K.Y.N. Club
Richardson’s
Beauty Shop
Renwick, Town
Lyle
Lyle Packard
Dale Cole
Fpeed—Seed—Grain
Coal Dial
Renwick
Towa
Boone Township
Marion
Paul Montag
Brit
Louis Loebig Dome
Harold Wolf
Waterloo
Eagle Grove, Town
Silver River
Monidey
Facsiuy
Wednesiday
Casbah
Wisconsin Lumber Co
Renwick, Towa
Helmke’s
ATLAS
General Welding
Chevrolet
Luxuy
Fisher
S. H. Klassie
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