Birthday Celebrations and Bridge Club Notes in Humboldt
In Humboldt, Mr. and Mrs. Ployd Huehnast and family joined Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKenna and children along with Mr. and Mrs Dudley Blesie and children for a dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Blesie to honor Linds Kuehnast and Mrs. R. R. Blesie on their birthdays. The S. O. S. Bridge Club met last Thursday at Mrs. W. P. Wittmer’s home with three tables in play. Prize winners included Mrs. Pred Rasmussen for high score, Mrs. Floyd Lane for a draw prize, and Mrs. N. R. Yarbroightow for a score prize. Guests included Mrs. A. H. Goettsch and Mrs. Dale Cold. A one thirty dessert luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. 0.S. Bridge Club
W. P. Wittmer
Pred. Rasmussen
Floyd Lane
N. R. Yarbroightow
A. H. Goettsch
Dale Cold
Gus Arne
Elmo Arne
Missionary Workers of the Baptist Church
Birthday party honors Mrs Richard Nelson at home
Mrs Albert Nelson and Mrs Robert Nelson hosted a birthday party Tuesday afternoon at the Nelson home for Mrs Richard Nelson. Out of town guests included Mrs Fred Bjornson and Mrs Orville Bjornson of Goldfield, Mrs Pete Nelson and Mrs Martin Nervig of Eagle Grove, and Mrs Myron Clancy of Hardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Nelson
Robert Nelson
Richard Nelson
Fred Bjornson
Orville Bjornson
Goldfield
Pete Nelson
Martin Nervig
Eagle Grove
Myron” Clancy
Hardy
County line social notes from Kanawha and area
County Line lists Sunday dinner guests at the Maurice Nissen home including Mrs R E Langholz and two children Mr and Mrs Orville Hoffman and children Mr and Mrs Raymond Darland and children Ray Wack Harold Fitch and Mrs Maude Freer from Kanawha. Also reports visits by numerous local families, pneumonia illness of Mrs Marvin Nerem, caring help from Mrs Lund, and multiple visits to Des Moines West Bend Iowa Falls and Wisconsin movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Langholz
Orville Hoffman
Raymond Darland
Ray Wack
Harold Fitch
Maude Freer’ Ksen
Kanawha
Maurice Nissen
Carl Werling
Ruland
Chas. Brown
Lake Okobji
Clrde Trimble
Cherokee
Marvin Nerem
Lund
LuVerne
Milo Christopherson
Des Moines
Duane C. Anderson
Anderson
Lac Grotto
West Bend
Anise Vraman
Iowa Falls
Mms
Tom Kiley
Goldfield
John Kiley
Sunday Visitors At Streeter and Neighbors Homes
Mr and Mrs Otto and Mabel Hansen of Eisele Grove visited Sunday at the Duane Anderson home. Boyd Myers family of usage, Bill Green family of Westey, Elmer Prilipy family and Halligan enjoyed a wiener roast at August Husek's. Nerem family visited the Grotto at West Bend and others called at Herman and Win Vaudt homes. Wayne Streeter family of Woden and Marion Weldhouse family of Kanawha also visited Arthur Streeter's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
Mabel Hansen
Esele Grove
Duane
Local family visits and gatherings noted in area social column
Mrs. Vernon Tigner and Mrs. Elmer Elm of Ft Dodge and Mrs Jennie Swanson spent Tuesday last week with the Lloyd Swanson family in Thor. Several couples, including Mr and Mrs Chris H Schneider and Debra, shared meals at the Durwood Hemke home and at the Schneider home. Numerous gatherings followed among Carlson, Erwin, Krause, Stevenson, Aust, and Wright households across Thor Fort Dodge Humboldt Belmond Storm Lake Forest City and Goldfield with anniversaries and a wedding celebrated locally.
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Richard Tigner
Ana
Owl Falls
Elmer Elm
Ft. Dodge
Jennie Swanson
Lloyd Swanson
Storm Lake
Virgil Erwin
Goldfield
John Stevenson
Jackie
Lloyd Stevenson
Lloyd’s
Mary
Fritz Krause
Edwin Murty
Francis Krause
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mitin ‘Street
Lyle Packard
ELE Cleaners
Ile
Anderson Sundries
Renwick, Iowa
Dale Rasmussen
Faye Kelling
Dial
W &H Co-Op Oil CO
4Sconsin Lumberompany
Lloyd Jensen
Renwich, Tong
Richardson
Beauty Shop
Renwick
Iowa
Thur
Eagle Grove, Lows
Fort Worth
Saddle Legion
H- E. Goettsch
A. H Goettsch
RYN. Club
RY. N
Fritz Gugisburg
Carl Kelling
Walter McPeak
Vern Harris
Howard Dash
Ms Yim
Howard Larson
Maurie
Vernon
Livermore
M. B. Richardson
Renwick, Lows
Quaker Oat C Company
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