Vacation Routes and Farewell Visits Highlight Local News
Mr and Mrs Ralph Rickard and daughters enjoyed a Great Lakes route vacation visiting Chicago Detroit and Canada leaving Rolfe Sunday and returning Friday Janice stayed with relatives Merle and unnamed McAninch family. A farewell supper honored Mr and Mrs Raymond Lambertson moving to Sioux City with guests including C W Reese Ray Klein family Ot joson Willis Puff and others. Dr J Rollin Grant visited J T and F E Grant homes while Bert Thomas and Russell returned from a 78 800 mile trip to Hunter Air Force Base Savannah Ga Lookout Mountain Mammoth Cave and Wickliffe Buried City were among sites. En route they saw their son Robert at Scott Air Force Base. J Terrill Young and David planning trip to Okoboji visited J T Grant Thursday.
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Ralph Rickard
Chicago
Great Lakes
Detroit
Canada
Rolfe
Janice
Merle McAninch
Fred Patterson
Raymond Lambertson
Sioux City
C. W. Reese
Ray Klein
Ot‘Joson
Willis Puff
Theavy
Gerald Foust
Robert Kutz
Manson
E. J
Larry
Hunter Air Force ‘Base
Savannah
Lookout Mountain
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mammoth Caves
Wickliffe
Robert
Scott Air Force Base
Bellville
J. Terrill Young
Muscatine
J. T. Grant
Okoboji
David
Weekend Family Visits Highlight Local Gatherings
Darold and Robert Puff of Sioux City spent the weekend with parents Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lambertson and brother Willis Puff. Ernest Struthers hosted Sunday dinner with Mra Gans Jay and Joe visiting, and Leo Shelgren Carolyn and Shelly of Correctionville. Edward Struthers family joined for afternoon and supper. Hazel Morrey of West Bend was a supper guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darold
Robert
Puff
Sioux City
Raymond Lambertson
Willis Puff
Ernest Struthers
Mra
L. D. Gans
Jay
Joe
Leo Shelgren
Carolyn
Shelly
Correctionville
Edward Struthers
Hazel Morrey
West Bend
Watermelon party marks social club gathering plans tour
Social E Club members hosted a watermelon surprise party last Friday afternoon in the Myrtle Srouse home area. Plans discussed a near term sightseeing tour and a newborn born August 16 to Mr and Mrs Marion Overmier of McCallsburg named Debra Kay weighing seven pounds two ounces. Grandparents are Carl Mason and wife. Erma Borecky and relatives visited the Clifford Cain and Harry Woducka homes. Barbara Thomas returned to Madison South Dakota after weeks with Clifford Cain and others. B M Cuthbertson family and J A Gordes visited C H Cordes in Mt Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Srouse
Marion Overmier
McCallsburg
Debra Kay
Carl Mason
Erma Borecky
Ione. Borecky
Barbara Thomas
Madison
Clifford Cain
Harry. Woducka
B. M. Cuthbertson
J. A.gordes
C. H. Cordes
Mt. Pleasant
Attendees mark 26th wedding anniversary in Gilmore City
Rita Wax visited the Thompson home for several days last week. Open house for Harold Peterson’s 26th wedding anniversary drew Mr and Mrs Joe Taylor and Mr and Mrs Francis Shekey and families. Arta Hanson attended Joe Borecky's funeral with Aunt Emma Borecky and cousin Ione Borecky of Madison S D. Joe Borecky, 39, was fatally injured in a car crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Wax
Robert E. Thompson
Joe Taylor
Francis Shekey
Harold Peterson
Gilmore City
Arta Hanson
Joe Borecky
Sac City
Emma Borecky
Miss Ione
Madison, S. D
Mr Borecky
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Barbara Hale
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Wm. Holden
Don Taylor
Robert Strauss
Otto Preminger
Loretta Younng
John Forsythe
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Ritz Theatre
Dale Robertson
Jeanne Crain
Technicolor
Clark Gable
Gene . Tierney
Richard
Hayden
Beauty
Thura
Richard Widmark
Casey Adams
Murvyn Vye
St. Paul's Lutheran Church of
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Alton Christensen
Rally Bay
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Rolfe State Bank
Iowa
Certa
Rolfe_.Auto. Company
Ford
Radio & Heater
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Chevrolet
Pocahontas
Pocahontas, Iowa
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Studebaker
DODGE
Mercury
GMC
Golden Maid
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Cranberry
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Jenney Lee Egg Noodles
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Clearfield
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