Local Happenings Roundup with Area Visitors
Elizabeth Kennedy of Burt and Sadie Denton represent the American Legion unit. Mrs. Martin Brandt visits Newton and Sigourney, then Indianola to see Thacker families. The Groves and Latchums are old time friends of the Brandts. Harm Kettwieh visits Mrs. Swyter. Swyter hosts guests including Schmidt, Eden families, and Mary Fritz. Reibsamen visit hospital with Mrs. Reed and baby. Dairy Congress attendees include Harms, Ben Hopkes and guests from Dumont. Overnight guests include Willi Givaliney, Elizabeth Pennington, Mable Harrison, and Glen and Ned Reibsamen visiting Forrest Willis family. many relatives visited community and shared meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizabeth Kennedy
Burt
Sadie
Denton
Cal
Martin’ Brandt
Jess Groves
Newton
Jay Latchum
Sigourney
Indianola
Thacker
Fred
Paul
Groves
Latchums
Brandts
Harm Kettwieh
Anna Swyter
George L. Schmidt
Louie. Eden
Lester Eden
Mary Fritz
Wilbur’ Petersen
Floyd Reibsamen
Roger
Willi Givaliney
Elizabeth Pennington
Spring Grove
Virginia
Mable Harrison
Madison
Hlinoig
Glen
Ned Reibsamen
Marshalltown
Forrest Willis
Weekend Trips and Local Social Notes From Algona Area
Mr and Mrs Carl F Callies drove to Indianola on Saturday and accompanied Mr and Mrs Clarence Burchett to Lincoln Nebraska to visit the newlywed Raymond Burchett over Sunday. Attendees at the 6th District Republican Women's luncheon and Meeting in Algona included several local women led by Mrs Clarke Miller and Mrs Fy Callies performing on stage. Visitors at various homes include the Mary Fritz family, the Boekelman and Peterson households, and multiple neighborhood guests. several local residents traveled or hosted gatherings, and a funeral noting Pfc Duane Evans from Kangas was held in Dumont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl F. Callies
Indianola
Clarence Burchett
Lincoln
Nebraska
Raymond Burchett
Algona
Clarke Miller
C. Fy Callies
RL ‘Krantz
Jay Budlong
Harry] Reed
Homer Downs
Miller
Callies
Jinnie
Alice
Henry. Redenius
Woden
Anna
Kieth Pries
Boekelman
Mary Fritz
Louise Senne
Anna Swyter
Harry Randolph
Eric "Peterson
Elsworth
Minnesota
Peterson
Woodrow Peterson
Ackrey
Arthur Jay Budlong
George Boekelman
John Isebrand
Marvin Johnston
Town ‘Falls
Charles Reed
Charla Rae
Hospital
Jerry Boekelman
Robert Weaver
Ronald Nelson
Town State College
Miller Nelson
Eldon Attig
Everett Attig
Sdldie
del Redmond
Lou Roberts
Percy Miller
Eagle ‘Lake
Carl Harms
Edgar Ricks
Ard Fasful
Wilbert Meinders
Art Bartlett
Hosa
Nels
Benjamin
Asiahter
Lirids Kay
Ruthven
Jeling
Amphreny Dell Ander
Boone Ameres
Harley Lehman
Bill Rade
David Honken
Clear Lake
Alvin Honken
Howard Andrews
Lester Callies
Leonard Callies
Verla Brandt
Art Boyken
Martha and Sherry
L. W. Nath
Sandra and
Larry
Delmar Kinseth
Carl Ludwig
Margaret Carlson
Dwight Garrett
Garrett
Kinseth
Frank Richards
Bancroft
Maurice Billborough
Pete Haines
Timer Harms
Jimmy Isebrand
Clarence Isebrand
Ben Isebrand
John B. Isebrand
John Lawman
Bede
Paul Newsome
Thoras
Rachel
Henry Harms
West Bend
Willie Sunken
Gary Sunken
Ronnie Sunken
Iowa Falls
Falkert Stecker
Alfred Redenius
Britt Hospital
F. L. Rayman
Austin
Minn
R. L. Krantz J
Ray Hutchinson
Waterloo
Jane Amesbury
Cedar Falls
Ralph Tice
McAllen
Texas
R. L. Krantz
Gene Krominga
Donnie Hansmeier
Crystal Lake
Russell Krominga
Rockford
Ill
Walker McDonald
Mintie Oesterreicher
Hazeltort
Local neighbors share visits and birthdays in busy week
Friday and weekend calls fill the community ledger with visitors and birthday wishes. Many households host relatives and friends from Ames, Des Moines, Blue Earth, Waterloo, and Britt, concluding with church institute attendance and a burial notice for Rev. G. M. Squires of Harcourt.
Boys County 4-H Officer Elections Set For October
The 22 boy's 4-H clubs will hold their annual county election of officers Wednesday evening October 23 at the County Extension Office. Nomination and voting delegates are invited. Candidates must be 15 by January 1, 1958 and have two years of club work. Newly elected officers will attend a district training October 30 in preparation for December county officer training. Luke Easter, former Cleveland Indian, led the International League in home runs in 1956 with 35 for Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Jensen
Aaron Antiker
David Erickson
Robert Chambers
Melvin DeGeeter
Luke Easter
Cleveland Indians
Buffalo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Floyd
Jesse Harms
Dairy Congress
Ben Hopkes
Alvin Hopkes
Jennie Jackson
John Miller
Henry Miller
Dumont
Peter Abben
Oak Grove
OLEO
Chase and Sanborn
Nestles Quick
del Monte
HEINZ
Clorox
Wilson
Wilson’s
Pontiac
Eer
Glaser, Club
Titonka Savings Bank
Ber
Jeral Rese
Svaten
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Michael
Kathleen Abben
Grampa Schutter
Russ Shipler
Mickey
George Hix
Phyllis Weiland
LaVonne Beenken
Ben Beenken
Maggie Boekelman
Ralph Runkel
Ilona Falls
and Kutrs
Dwight Graham
Margaret
Carlson
Ronnie Garrett
Belmond
Anna Alke
George Alke
Janice
Linda Hansen
Will
Herman Fritz
Clarence Howers
Floyd Reichsamen
Ed Boyken
Bill Boyken
Ames
Wm. Boyken
Donna Akkerman
Des Moines
J. AL. Intermill
Donald
Phil Jaren
John Lesiak
Bradford Buffington
St. Paul
Carl
Clinton Boyken
G. M. Squires
Harcourt
Rolfe
Jr. Hanson
Beverly
William Venner
Dows
Ray Hanson
Forrest Hansons
Forest City
Bill Likes
Blue Earth
Roger Buffington
Kiester
Ross Buffington
Tom Young
Wanda Hudson
Thomasa
Jane
Erwin Eden
Mason City
Carl Gierking
Henry Maylander
Walt Haack
Miendert Ullman
Loren Hans
Mike Childs
Amos Krominga
Jana Dianne
Tom Loats
Telko Stecker
Janie Buffington
Iris Michaelsen
Minnie Oesterreicher
Edith
Hazel Budlong
Camilla Cooper
Virgil Wertjes
Marie Brogan
Granda
John Pannhuk Jr
James Knott Af Burt
Th. W. Mitchell
Buffalo Center
W. A. Schram
Boy's County
Intermill’s
Florida
Jonathon
Pion
Saeed
U.S
Armour
Columbia