Mrs George Hirner and daughters visit Mason City
Mrs George Hirner Lucille and Anna Mae spent Friday in Mason City for a brief family outing with no notable events reported.
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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1953
Page
1
Mrs George Hirner Lucille and Anna Mae spent Friday in Mason City for a brief family outing with no notable events reported.
Sunday dinner guests included Frank Lang of Ottosen and S Truesdell and son from Hayfield. Albert Loeschen and Neal visited Lawrence Loeschen at Camp Atterbury Indiana. En route home they stopped in Peoria Illinois to see the play Martin Tatther. August Brandts hosted Armistice Day dinner for Spirit Lake Harris and Centerville families.
Mr and Mrs Lewis Fisher of Webster Wis spent Saturday at the Frank Fisher home The Thursday bridge club hosted by Mrs H A French included guests Mrs R L Krantz and Mrs Minnie Decesterreicher Prizes went to Mrs Henry Orthel and Mrs Homer Downe Mr and Mrs Harry Berns and family and Mr and Mrs Henry Berne of Lidderdale with Mr and Mrs Will Meyer of Britt as Sunday dinner guests The afternoon callers included Mr and Mrs Walbert Mayland and family of Britt Mr and Mrs Harvey Graham and family Mr and Mrs Arland Godfrey and son of Fort Dodge and Mr and Mrs August Meyer of Wesley Mr George Alke hosted a pheasant fry with guests from Titonka Lone Rock Mincolli Spirit Lake and Swea City Ben A Meyer visited from Spirit Lake for the Peterson Norland wedding Martyn Franzen arrived on furlough and heads to Camp Kilmer then overseas Mrs Sophus Nelson on crutches with a foot cast Mrs George Saichau led the sewing club with guests Mrs Kenneth Brandt Mrs Bill Rode and Linda
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