Local Happenings and Community Notes In Sibley Area
Local items report visits among residents including Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hulsinga of Sibley with Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson last weekend and others visiting in Kam rar and nearby towns. The Edw A Sathoif home had a smoke scare from a motor burning out in the furnace blower. no fire found. Mrs. A M Petersen and family were hosted in a party for their Florida move, with out of town guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hulsinga
Sibley
George Johnson
Kam,rar
A. M. Petersen
Local Notes And Family Visits Fill Weekendite
Mrs. Gertrude Mather and family visit in Greene and Clarksville. Des Moines guests include Shirley Callies and LuRae Van Voorhees with C F Callies family. Wartburg student Ign Sonnenberg joins Castle Singers at Immanuel Lutheran. Community events cover hospital caps, home projects, church activities, and Legion birthday at Woden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Mather
Greene
Harry Mehlen
Mehlan
Harry Mehlan
Myron Mather
Milo Mather
Clarksville
Emma Mather
Len Lucas
Mather
Lucas
Shirley Callies
Ther
Mate LuRae van Voorhees
Des Moines
C. F
Shirley
Sharon
Page & Shaw
Ign
Harris Sonnenberg
George Sonnenberg
Wartburg College
Wevarly
Castle
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Hundredth Birthday of Mrs Rud Jacobia of Hawai i
Mrs Rud Jacobia of Hawai i observed her 100th birthday. A native of the Netherlands, she came to the United States as a bride in 1882 and settled in Orange City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rud Jacobia
Hawai'iden
Netherlands
United States
Orange City
Last Commercial Club Dinner at Lutheran Church
The season’s final Commercial Club dinner occurred Tuesday evening at the Lutheran Church basement with St. John’s Lutheran Aid serving.Mr and Mrs Oscar Hammond and son Monte from Titonka visited at the William Wood home last Friday. Mr and Mrs Martin Lorenzen of Mason City and Mr and Mrs Ted Gerdes of Clear Lake visited R J Smith’s home Sunday afternoon. Presbyterian Ladies Aid was hosted by Mrs Charles Christensen at her home Wednesday afternoon. On March 24 Miss Shirley Meyer of Central College Pella Town spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Paul Meyer and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Eden
Louise Eden
Lester Eden
Marlys
Allen Eden
Sharon
Karen
Robert Richter
Dennis
Kenneth
Etta Eden
Wesley
Fred Boyken
Hayward
Calif
Woden
A Brandt
Chris
Marti Brandt
John Rode
Ed Brandt
Henry Mayland Jr
Hass
Logan Keagle
Minneapolis
Titanka
Will Schram
C. B. Mitchell
Buffalo Center
C. Fadilties
Elmer Hansen
Bricelyn
Minn
Tilonka
Camilla Cooper
Mary Oesterreicher
Lakota
Kossuth Teachers Council
Frank Tellier
Burt
Milford Smith
T. A. Lagerstrom
Allen Hidlebaugh
Algona
Oliver Carlson
Johnnie Cunningham
Clarence
Elmore
Dorothy Shotto
Mason City
Fred DeVries
Julia Borck
Estherville
Hans DeVries
Stevie
Cameron Christensen
Coggan
Iowa
Elmer Hunt
LaVerne
Fred Hugo
Jeanette Hugo
Henry Schleuger
Garner
Herman Buns
John Schleuger
Ft. Dodge
Town State College
Arlene Hayunga
Jim Bode
LeRoy Eisenmann
Kenneth Boekts
Claus Smith
Pipestone
Charles City
Anna Turner
Robert Bins
Tommy
Herman Bins
W. L. Tindall
Frank Truesdell
Hayfield
Presbyterian Aid
Charles Kramer
Russell Heyer
Harold Eden
George Dirksen
Virgil Helm
Harlan Helm
John Riekena
Clarence Riekena
Lutheran Church
St. John’s Lutheran Aid
Oscar Hammond
Monte
Titonka
William Wood
Martin Lorenzen
Ted Gerdes
Clear Lake
R. J. Smith
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Charles Christensen
Shirley Meyer
Pella
Paul Meyer
Also Mentioned on This Page
John D. Johnson
Stillwater
St. Peter
Dick DeVries
Patricia Rae
Timothy Dale
DeVries
Evelyn Beenken
Titonka Savings Bank
Bakers
Linit Starcs
Deckers
Tide Reg
Callies Bros
Sete
Louise Smith
Vyda Johnson
Karen Brown
Sharon Seefeld
Janice Aukes
Kathleen Wood
Patricia Larson
Jane Larson
America
Floyd Sill
John Huisinga
John F. Gerdes
Barbara Gerdes
JoAnn Valley
Herman Blakely
Kingsport
Tenn
Earl Blakely
Donald Wood
John Rudisill
Mary Rudisill
Clarion
Myzon Poultry Builder
MYZON
Farmers Elevator CO
Glendale
Clover Farm
Bonacker
Intermill’s
Tee
Armours
Hamburger
Haddock
Woden News
Reed Hardware
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