Interesting News Items of What Folks All Around Us Are Doing
A compiled wrap of local happenings across communities. Activities range from social events to everyday pursuits, highlighting residents, gatherings, and notable small-scale happenings in the area.
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Fergeman and Selek
Elmwood area social notes highlight busy weekend
Fremont area residents hosted and visited many neighbors with Friday to Sunday gatherings. Numerous couples and families attended at the Drape, Snelling, Chapin, and Woodcock homes. birthdays, house warmings, and a broken arm at the Prestien home marked a long run of neighborly events. Bernice Ragsdale and others from Waverly Junction and Sumner appear among frequent visitors and hosts.
Miss Lydia Zummach Weds Herman Warnke in Frmr Bremer Area
Miss Lydia Zummach, oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Otto Zummach, married Herman Warnke of Minnesota on Friday afternoon February 20. Reverend Mardorf presided. Reception followed at the bride’s parents home, with Mrs Will Reichmann and daughters hosting and Miss Hilda Pipho and Miss Rosina Pipho visiting from Tripoli on Sunday.
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Lydia Zummach
Otto Zummach
Herman Warnke
Minnesota
Mardorf
Brbide
Will Reichmann
Near Bremer
Hilda
Rosina Pipho
Tripoli
Local notices of visits and helpers at farms
Ervin Pipho attended at home and funeral duties for Mrs Becker. Will Rieck helped Bert Schuadt butcher Monday. Henry Seehase assisted with wood at Fred Seehase Jr. home last Friday. Miss Johanna Tiedt of Readlyn visited at Mrs Fred Seehase Jr.’s home.
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Ervin Pipho
Becker
Will Rieck
Bert Schuadt
Henry Seehase
Fred Seehase, Jr
Johanna Tiedt of
Readlyn
Pinhook Reception At James Meighan Home
A Sunday evening reception at the James Meighan home drew many local residents including Mr and Mrs Charles Thompson Mr and Mrs Frank Mirs and family Mrs Lee Dilley Lucile Arlene and Donald Mr and Mrs Otto Rieck and family Mr and Mrs John Lawton Mr and Mrs Clyde Webster Mr and Mrs Clyde McConkey Mr and Mrs Pete Mahlstedt Norma Mr and Mrs Emil Steege Geraldine Mr and Mrs Wm Aegerter and family Mr and Mrs Johnnie Nerge Prizes awarded to Mrs Esther Steege and Clyde McConkey. Marjorie Marsh visited her parents. Several attendees noted visits to nearby towns and a farewell party was planned for Mr and Mrs.
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James Meighan
Charles Thompson
Frank Mirs
Lee Dilley
Lucile
Arlene
Donald
Otto Rieck
John Lawton
Clyde Webster
Clyde McConkey
Pete Mahlstedt
Norma
Emil Steege
Geraldine
Marilyn
Elsie Mae
Archie Eastland
Tripoli
Earl Webster
Ed Webster
Fred Waskow
Sumner
Wm. Aegerter
Johnnie Nerge
Melvin
Freddie Towne
Mabel
Walter Thompson
Otto Wendt
Byron Heinkel
Albert Nerge
John Nerge
Kirdwin
Clarence
Clara
Leslie
August Huenemiller
Arlene Dilley
Louie Sell
Bernice Webster
Marian Fay
Orville
Buck Creek
August Tegtmeier
Lucile Dilley
J. A. Hale
Ripoli
Leo Dilley
Jake Diedrich
Walter Weilers
Readlyn
Norbert
Earl Milligan
Henry Drier
Leone Aegerter
Community dances and moving notices in local homes
Mrs. Freddie Towne and daughter Mabel hosted an evening of Progressive five hundred with prizes for Mrs. Walter Thompson and Wm. Aegerter, followed by dancing. Numerous local families attended. Other residents hosted gatherings and several people announced moves between farms and residences in the area.
Local families host gatherings across Tripoli area
Siegel shows Mr and Mrs Oscar Quade Mr and Mrs Edwin Bang and daughters of Tripoli Mr and Mrs John Henning Mr and Mrs Fred Lohman and son Arlen entertained at Ernest Quade home Thursday evening Visitors at Erwin Hoppenworth home Sunday included Edwin Bang and daughters Oscar Quade Tripoli and Ernest Quade and family Fred Lohman with Gustave Schwemm Sunday afternoon A surprise party honored Mr and Mrs Ernest Brase on their fifteenth wedding anniversary by relatives and friends at
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Roy Stromer
Henry Klemp
Will Brockman
Henry Detterding Peters
Tripoli
Fred Bunger
Elmer
Bernice Ragsdale
Waverly Junction
Lynn Chapin
M. A. Woodcock
Perry Crittenden
Ross Kelsey
Oliver Bunger
A. D. Chapin
Elston
Myron Chapin
W. D. Chapin
Lynn
Joe Snelling
Ida’ Franklin
Delaphine Carstensen
David Hatch
Sumner
Woodrow
Rienhart Klemp
Glenn Piegers
Waterloo
Erdena Nuendorf
Elmer Drape
P. A. McIntyre
John Nuendorf
Irwin Boeckman
Will Sell
Lawrence
Rudolph Pavelee
Albert Barbknecht
Fred Rueker
Emma Arthur
Elam Hill
Wernold Schmidt
H. F. Poock
B. E. Barcus
William Liebau
Waverly
Edward Bunger
Lizzie
Sophie
Clara Rathe
Harvey Eichhoff
Kenneth Chapin
Ruby
Harold
Ralph
Clarence Bolte
Cousin
Harold Hill
F. W. Nieman
Henry Dettmer
Herman Meihost
Hulda
Herman Peters
Walter
Herman Kimbal
Henry Kirchman
Phyllis
Marie
Ida Frankin
Fred Block
Ernest Mueller
Plainfield
Paul
Raymond Block
Woodrow Klemp
Louie Meihost
Elmer Neuendorf
H. F. Klemp
Readlyn Saturay
J. P. Snelling
Ida Franklin
Mabel
Beverly
Margaret Oaks
Myrtle Palmer
Bennie
Dorothy
Charles City
Herbert Hoppenworth
John Peters
On Mueller
Plaineld
Henry Blasberg
Raymond
Herman Hagenow
Erna
Arthur Borcherding
John Beisner
Louie Blasberg
Milton
Fred Hesse
Frank Eichman
J. H. Franklin
John Franklin
Mike Eckenrod
Nashua
Fred Gade
Ida
Oelwe
Louie Hoppenworth
Sell
Carl Hartman
Paul Hartman
Oswaldt Sell
Art Klemp
Readlyn
Florence
Herbert Pries
Conrad Sell
Iver Sverdahl
Louie Everding
Carl Kroll
Fred Bockhaus
Ernest Hagen
Herman Dettmer
Duane
Pete Mahlsteadt
Fred Boderman
Emil Gade
Ben Moeller
Will Buck
John Prestien
Oscar Quade
Edwin Bang
John Henning
Fred Lohman
Arlen
Ernest Quade
Erwin Hoppenworth
Gustave Schwemm
Ernest Brase
Leona Bunger
Minburn
Iowa
August Bunger
Carl Boeckman
Ernest Je
Leslie Vogt
Conrad Mey
Schwemm
Will Grehy
Mrohn Kock
Arthur Leper
Ernest
Ernest Bras
Boeeman
Henry Brase
Local residents host visits and family gatherings
A sequence of social calls fills a week as Miss Leona Bunger visits Minburn, families host relatives from Tripoli and WaVerly, and neighbors attend Sunday gatherings. Leslie Vogt, troubled by mastoid issues, receives support while others exchange greetings at the Brase home and with the Boeeman family.
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