Local Social Roundup Includes Visits And Meetings
Peggy McKinstry Gerry and Vickie Chalupa visited Ernest Woodward and Fd Kauffman homes on Wednesday and Monday evenings. The Whatsoever Society met in the church parlors while Mrs Norris hosted. Carol Brewer spoke on furlough from Egypt. The County Line club gathered at Anna Wagenknecht's home as Mrs Namur and a Kenosha guest visited Duncan relatives. Joe Lewis sold and moved properties with Mrs Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy McKinstry
Gerry and
Vickie Chalupa
Ernest Woodward
Whatsoever Society
Whatsoever Society of the Methodist Church
Mesdames Neva Arington
Martha Groben
Edith Reaney
Evelyn de Vore
Mabel Rolf
Burlington
Vera
Maude Shearer
Aleda Swailes
Jennie Rath
T. A. Lewis
Third Street
Joe Lewis
Eugene Lewis
West Hill
Economy
County Line Club
Anna Wagenknecht
Carl Namur
Kenosha
Wis
of Duncan
Geo Chalupa Family to Enjoy Electricity Installation
Pleasant Ridge June 16 The George Chalupa family will soon have electricity as they install a Delvo light plant. Also notes include visits in Crawfordsville and Columbus City such as Jo-Ann Chalupa at the Koehlers, Richard and Edward Thomas at Ed Curtis, and 26th wedding anniversary surprise for Everett and aunt and uncle. Various local visits and dinners are listed among neighbors and relatives including the Will Thomas and Pat Swift households. Peggy McKinstry visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Geo Chalupa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Woodyard
Pleasant Ridge
George Chalupa
Jo-Ann Chalupa
George Koehlers
Washington
Everett Curtis
Richard
Edward Thomas
Ed Curtis
Crawfordsville
Columbus City
Ed Kauffman
Anton Kauffman
Barbara Weigans
Frank Schad
Pat Swift
Will Thomas
Everett
Hostesses To Class In Church Parlors
Mrs Elizabeth Davis and Mrs Edna Gentzler hosted the Marthena class pot luck supper in the Presbyterian church parlors at 6 30 PM. Doris Owens led devotions and entertainment. Stapp Imples sold half interest to Martin Bernstein. The Stapp family plans a year in the southwest for Mr Stapp health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
Elizabeth Davis
Edna Gentzler
Marthena
Presbyterian Sunday School
Doris Owens
David R. Stapp
Wilton
Stapp Implement Company
Martin L. Bernstein
Des Moines
Stapp
Southwest
Mother Testifies in Babich Murder Trial
The defense calls Kathleen Babich’s mother to counter alleged police coercion over admissions by Milton Babich in the Milwaukee murder case. The woman testifies about possible private family talks contradicting the claimed confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Babich
Milton Babich
Milwaukee
Wis
Babich
Guut
Albert Birmingham
Patricia Birmingham
Fabian Babich
International Soundphotos
Born To Mr Mrs Marvin Rinner Seven Pound Nine Ounce Baby
North Xenia report June 16 notes the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Marvin Rinner on June 6 weighing seven pounds nine and one half ounces. Family and neighbors share visits as Allen Richard is welcomed into the community. A mixed page of local events mentions hospital stays and a 1884 note about William Burt and iron ore deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Lord
North Xenia
Allen Richard
Marvin Rinner
Allen
William A. Burt
Lake Superior
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fd Kauffman Home
Wilmer Kauffman
Leonard Worrell
Larry Zehr
Muscatine
Ton
Ahem
Koff
All In
Icate
the Fox
Boy Rogers
Gail Davis
Republic
Andy Devine
Geo. Chalupa
Bruce Stewart
Mary Cora Ruth and
Howard
Ed Nelson
Carl Nelson
Lacy Lines
Irvan Hesseltine
A. H. Hesseltine
Geo
Chalupa
By Ken Reynolds
Rock Island
Arden Ohlensehlen
Moline
Lee Colton
John Bell
James Hoben
Roger Peters
Don Schafer
Cairo
Mrs
Mrs. Albert Birmingham
Blondie
Chic Young
Dixie Dugan
BY Mevoy and
Striebel
M. Rinner
Jim Clegg
Carl Direks
Mike Kissler
West Branch
W. R Duncan
Lowe
Jimmy
Rex Morse
Morse
Little Joe Wagenknecht
University Hospital
Glen Lord
George
Betty
Delores Melfone
Floyd Mundt
Mrs. Mundt
Jews City Hospital
Chevrolet
Will
State Farm Mutual Auto Insurance
Karle F. Libe
Keith L. Vetter
Fisher
Fisher Unisteel
Chavrolets
W. Washington
Washington, Iowa
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