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Ionia News Hi-Lites THE NASHUA REPORTER Wednesday, September 11, 1974 Ethel of Charles City was a weekend guest of her daughter, Mr. Mrs. Arthur Sargeant. Mi. Mrs.

Clarence Grove and M. Grove of Fairbank called on Mr. Mis. A Sargeant, Sunday afternoon Mr. Mrs.

Darrel Morse and daughter Dawn, of Greenville, called on the Lyle Huffmans Thursday. Mr. Mrs. Harold Baldwin spent a week with their son, Air Mrs. Harry Nicludson in Mercer.

Mo. On the way home they stopped at Mason City and attended a party for Mis. Fred Kyrkendall at the home of her parents, Mr. Mrs. Earl T.nmrn Other gtirsls were Breiida Lumm and her roommate from Des Momes.

The Baldwins came home Saturday. Mr. Mrs. Leo Sighn, Lee and Alelame spent the weekend in Minnesota on a fishing trip They reported a fishing was poor. Robert Ransom of Charles City caught a 14 pound northern Sunday in the river at Claude Colburn receiver! word Monday cf the cleaih of her sister, Mrs.

Virgil Ilartson who passed away tiie Charles City hospital. Her funeral was Thursday. ATrs Linns Vnvcs and Mr Roy Zubrod camped at Mitchell Saturday night. Friends from Minneapolis and Edma joined them Sunday. Lee Siglin showed in lhe ew Hampton school to the French class, on his stay in France the past year.

Mr. Mrs. Will Pierce, who Jived at Republic, left Monday with their daughter Mar- g.irel for Abilene, to visit. On Thursday, Mrs. Leon Miller's brother-in-law.

Mark McDermont, who has been on jeave from the service, left for Germany. His wife and family remained with her Mrs. Katlierine Schwickerath in Charles City for a time. Mr. Mrs.

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IOWA 50658 57.00 Loesl Area $8.00 Elsewhere MEMBER ER OFFICIAL PAPER FOR TOWN OF NASHUA AND CHICKASAW COUNTY 1EW SPAPEItfl fi i Delilah, in Clinton Wi. On the home they visited Hev. Bngham Wheelock in Slilhuun Valley. 11.. and also the House on the Rock in Dodgcvillc, Wi.

Mr. Airs. Leu Sigim. lui'i ame and Lee Siglin went to City Sunday to take Lee. lie has accepted a teaching position there and will also attend some school classes.

Mr Mrs. Donald Schncn- field of Littleton and Mrs. Bray of Waterloo dinner guebfb Sunday of their mother, Mrs. Dora Schoenfield Mr. Mrs.

Arthur Sargeant went to Rochester Tuesday where A had a checkup. Mr. Claude Colburn of loma and mece. Uawn Hart bon of to A i Mn. Sunday to visit Mrs Colburn's sister.

Mrs. Vivian Farr, in the Raymond nursing home. They were supper guests that evening of their daughter. Mr. Mrs.

Ro ger Jensson. Rhonri.i Jcnsson came home with her grandparents to spend the week. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Mrs. Flint were their son.

Mr. John Flint, j'- and son of Charles City and Mrs. Clair Dashner of Pacific Junction. AT PEVESTORF RITES Mr. Mrs.

Gerald Allison attended the funeral for a nephew, Gary Pevestorl. lit Jefler son. Others were i Mrs. Mrlvin Allison and Air Mrs Robert Wedeking. Garv was killed in an elevator explosion where he woiked.

He was I year; old, jnauied his wife and one child survive Other relatives from Charles City also attended the funeral. Mr. Mrs. Paul Murphy and daughter Ueena of Finehford spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. Mrs.

Charles Crooks. Dawn Ilartson of Fredcr- icksburg spent the weekend with her aunt and uncle, the Claude Colburns. Mr. Mrs. Bruce Sinclair of Louisville, and Mr.

Mrs. Allen Sinclair of Livermore were weekend guests of their parents. Mr. Mrs Ed Welter. Mr.

Mrs Ed Chestnut of Waverly visited their aunt and uncle, Mr. Mrs. Arthur Sargeant. Saturday evening. T.

M. Ruble sons of Oxford, wcio dinner guests Sunday of the Ed Welters Mr. Mrs. Win. Brummoml from JBurnsville, were weekend of his par- eats, Mr Mrs John Brum- mnnd, Charles Brummond, son of Mr.

Mrs. John Brummoml. is attending the University at Iowa City for the coming year. Thirteen ladies met at the St. Boniface church Tuesday for a day ot quilting.

Mrs. Carrie Norman re- lumed home Monday. She had accompanied her daughter. Mrs. Herman Ransom of Rose Creek.

to Sioux City, where they visited a son and brother, Mr. Mrs. Louis Norman and family. They also visited Mrs. Norman's sister.

Mrs. Ann McKinney, in Hampton. Mr. Mrs. Claude Colbum and grandehildten Melanie and Matthew Jensson of Grand Meadow, returned home Thursday night after a few days vacation.

They stopped near Williamstown, to see the farm where Mrs. Colburn's father was born, over 11)0 years ago. and is operated by a cousin. They slopped one day at Six Flags, then loured the Ozarks, on to Topeka. Lincoln.

South Dakota and home. Mr. Mrs. Claude Colburn relumed Melanie and Matthew Jensson to their home Sunday after spending a week here with their grandparents. They also celebrated Mel.

anie's IHh birthday 'on Sunday as her birthday fell on Monday. Mrs. Nora Swehla, who lives in the Avalon housing observed her birthday'' Sun'- day. Her Mr. Mrs.

Selmar a a Charles''of Charles City, Bonnia Tegtmeir and Ve'ra Lansing were callers thai day. Mrs. Ronald Panoch and two children were later callers. Mrs. Gertrude Marion went to Clear Lake Tuesday to visit her father.

Debbie Huffman of Little Cedar spent Urn past week with her grandparents, Mr. Mrs. Gale Huffman. She went home Sunday. Mr.

Mrs. Marion Cagley. left Monday for Denver. to visit their daughter. Mr.

Mrs. Van Andel. Mrs. Jiin Smith ncc'JKi panied her sister Mrs. Dietrich to Sioux City, to visit their mother, Mrs.

Smith, who is ill. Mr. Mrs Frank Welter were Sunday visitors of his brother, the Ed Welters. Tuesday Mrs. A.J.

Diesburg and Joan, Mrs. Gary Nosbisch and children from Waterloo and Mrs. Victor Ball jnd Mark went to the home of Mrs. Roberta Deutsch and celebrated Stacey Deutscifs Slh birthday. Mrs.

Ball is Slacey's godmother. Lynn Brian and Steve Nosbisch from Waterloo accompanied their "randmother home and stayed until Friday. Friday night Mr. Mrs. A.J.

Diesburg were honored at a supper at the Sveden House, iu Waterloo to their 30th wedding anniversary. Present were all their child- ien and grandchildren. Mr Mrs. N'eil Hughes left Friday for Chicago and vis ited Mr. Mrs Orville Werner, ,1 cousin of Neil, then went on to Beloit, and spent the Labor day weekend with their daughter.

Delilah ic. turning to their home Tues day. Mrs. Kenneth Kogers met Mrs. Harold Zwanziger ot i i a in New Hampton and they went to Lansing where they met Mrs.

Howard Lantz of Belvedire, and all enjoyed a picnic dinner. Saturday, Mr. Mrs. Neil Hughes were accompanied by her sister, Mr." Mrs. Levi Cornick of Northwood, and all went to Blue Earth, Mn where 1 they visited another sister, Mrs Martin Schow.

Monday, Mrs. Earl Garland and Stella Ansterud of Waverly. picked up Mrs. Tuttle wenl to Nashua and took Mrs Garland's and Mrs. Tuttle's sister-in-law, Mrs.

Reinhart Wolff, out for dinner to celebrate her birthday. Monday, Mrs. A J. Diesburg took Gloria to Mason City whore she is enrolled at I.A.C. College.

She is going to study retail merchandising. Saturday afternoon, Mr. Mrs. O.W. Powers of New Hampton.

Harriet Klassey and her sister Kate, from visited Mrs. Nora Swehla in the Avalon apartments. A large number (if relatives and friends from Ionia and surrounding territory, attended the Mass and wedding for Gary Kuehn and Connie Havlik, at the Immaculate Conception church in Elmer. A leeeptioit followed at the Memorial Hall in Elma. A wedding dance honored the couple at Lawler that eren- ing.

Mr. Mrs. Cletus Kuehn and Diannt' held a rehearsal dinner at their home Friday evening. Filty-five attended. "Neil Boehmer and fiancee, Mary Gmtert a a spent the weekend at lhe Clc- tus Kuehn home and atlended the wedding.

Neil was Gary's best man. They are cousins. GIRLS ORGANIZE A NEW CLUB A group of young girls decided to organize a fun club and named it the Flab Clan and had their firsl meeting Friday. They plan to meet weekly and have dues of five cents per meeting. They discussed their financial problems and government status.

Initiation will be when any new members are taken in. Any girl wishing to join, should contacl Janet Roths or Debbie Lowe. Mrs. David Tuttle returned Saturday night from a bus tour. She and her sister, Mrs.

Earl Garland, left by bus from Decorah through Minnesota into Canada to Mackinaw Island. They went through a portion of Michigan entering Wisconsin and going through the Delis and having a boat ride up the Dells, returning by bus to Decorah. "Sunday, Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Rogers atte'nded'the Rabe re- uhtfn 1 'at'Cedar Falls.

1 There 42 present. Afterwards, they visited his mother. Mrs. Frank Rogers, at the nursing homV and then were supper guests of his sister. Mrs; Har- Vey Dix in Waverly.

Friday evening, Mr. Mrs. Clark Kepple visited her sis- VFW Auxiliary Plans Activities The regular meeting of the Ralph W. Nicholson Auxiliary to Post 6792 was held September 4 with Priscilla Kruger as the presiding officer. Kandi Mahan was a guest from the Charles City Auxiliary.

A thank you note was re- ivivi-u uoiu tilt Harold CUam- ncy family and personal thank-you's were extended frojn Iveme Simmons and Pern French. Helen Hulls, in behalf of the Auxiliary, presented Nancy Scharnhorst with a Fast President's pin. The Auxiliary will have a hake sale on October 5, at the Post Home with Prisciila Kruger as chairman. Nedra Sinram was not present for the second drawing ol the rot-0-Gold. Happy Birthday was sung to Iverne Simmons.

Lunch was served Iry Bonnie Wilkcn. Jo Baldwin and Nedra Sinram. Lunch committee for October will be Alice Richards. Ruih Kloster and Judy Hatzky ter, Mr. Mrs.

Ivan Warren of rural Waverly. Mr. Mrs. Don Campbell and Lisa from Hickory spent the past week with her parents. Mr.

Mrs. Leo Klassen. They returned to their home Friday. Wednesday Mr. Mrs.

Leo Klassen and -their granddaughter, Linda Klassen. went to Fairmont, wiiere they spent the day i Mr. Mrs. Ronald Klassen and family. Thursday, Mrs.

Leo Klassen and Mrs. Don Campbell vis- iled Mrs. Susan Diesburg at the care center. Mr. Mrs.

Dave Utterback of Ames were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. Mrs. Vince Rausch and family. Tony and Mary Beth Rausch returned home after spending a week i the Utterback home. Sunday Mr.

Mrs. Leo Klassen were dinner guests of Mr. Mrs. Joe Rodamacher in Cedar Falls. In the afternoon they visited Mr.

Klassen's sister, Mrs. Marie Heit, at the -Americana -Home, in'. Saturday night Mr. Mrs. John Reiss attended the Firemen's fish fry in Alta Vista.

DEER CHIX RAISE The Deer Chix club met Tuesday night with Mrs. Paul Reiss with 12 members and a number of guests present. Roll call was answered by what is your favorite magazine and why. The motion was made and carried to raise the club dues to $2 per year. After the business meeting, Mr.

Mrs. Howard Wieland of rural Osagc showed slides their recent trip to Europe. Mrs. Lloyd Zubrod received the surprise package and Howard Wieland's name was drawn for the door prize. The September meeting will be in the home of Mrs.

Don Niemeyer. Lunch was served. Wednesday, Mr. Mrs. Harold Baldwin and Mr.

Mrs. Kenneth Lines visited Mr. Mrs. Vernon Baldwin in Elk Creek, and also visited their daughter. Mr.

Mrs. Jerry Masheck. Mr. Mrs. John Brummond.

took their son, Charles to Iowa City where he is enrolled at the University of Iowa as a freshman in Business administration. Thursday evening the Jolly 15 club met at the home of Mrs. Ralph Rochford with eleven members'present. Roll call was answered with what is your favorite T.V. program.

Mrs. James Lynch won the treat box and Mrs. Jack Hoffman received the door prize. Cards furnished the evening's entertainment. The next meeting will be with Mrs.

Richard Harrington the last Thursday in September and there will be an election of officers. Refreshments were served. Mr. Mrs. Matt Cerwinske, arid family of Minneapolis were weekend guests of their Mr.

Mrs. Clarence Koenigsfeld of Ionia and Mr. Mrs. Matt Cerwinske of Alta Vista. Sunday Mr.

Mrs. John spent theiday at Mt. Pleasant attending'the steam engine and antique show. Mr. Mrs.

Clark Kepple spent the weekend in northern Minnesota, fishing. Saturday night, Mr. Mrs. John Reiss called on Mr. Mrs.

Deney Pennington in honor of the Pennington's 50lh wedding anniversary. Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Rogers returned Tuesday evening after spending the Labor Day weekend in Lincoln. with their daughter.

Mr. Mrs. Reynold Davis and children. Monday they al! attended the Nebraska State Fair. Mrs.

Victor Ball and Maik of Waterloo were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. Mrs. A.J. Uiesburg and family. Monday, all were dinner guests of Mr.

Mrs. Vince Miller. SURPRISE HOUSE. WARMING Wednesday evening, the Deer Chix club had a surpiise Iv.uisewarining on Nora Swehla in her new Avalon apartment. Present 'for the occa- bion were Mrs.

Sam Houser, Mrs. Cleo Gessel, Mrs. Paul Reiss. Mrs. John Orthaus.

Mrs. Lloyd Zubrod, Mrs. Clark Kepple, Mrs. Albert Johnson, Mrs. John Reiss.

Mrs Kon Panoch and Mrs. Swchla's sisters, Mrs. Peter Wcntz. Mrs. Art Roths and Mrs.

Peter Fischback. Mrs. Swehla was presented a gift from the club ladies. Cake, iee cream and coffee was also furnished by the group Saturday, Mr. Mrs.

James Albrecht and family met some friends from Lorenz and all attended the Thresher re- Girl Scout Activities THE NASHUA BROWNIE troops will meet in the follow, ing locations: 1st and 2nd grade Brownies will meet in the Methodist Activity Building from to 4.30 on Monday afternoons. The leader lor the 1st grade Brownies is Charles Johnson. Leader for the 2nd grade Brownies is Mrs. Ho- waid Campbell. 3rd grade Brownies will meet at St.

Michael's Hall from 3:30 to 4:30 with Mrs. James Avery as leader. Those picking up girls after the meeting, 'please tie there promptly. Meetings will be every Mc-u day afternoon, unless there is no school. JR.

SCOUTS meet at John church every Monday with Mrs. Ed Eubank as leader. union at Charles City, Sunday they went to Clear Lake and camped over night Mr. Mrs. Lynn Adler of Fort Meyer, visited he mother.

Mrs. Susan Diesburg at the Care Center and were Sunday night supper guests of her uncle, Mr. Mrs. Leo Klassen before returning to their home in Florida. Mr.

Mrs. John Burgart of Grnndy Center were weekend guests of Mrs. Evelyn Gilbert. Sharon Burgart of Mason City was also a guest. Mr.

Mrs. Edwin Diesburg returned home Tuesday after vacationing and fishing 10 days at their cabin near Men- agha, Mn. Mr. Mrs. Francis Schateck and family of Lourdes and Mary McKenzie ahd fa rally of City-were Sundav dinner.guests of Gilbert.

evening, Mr. Mrs. John Reiss visited her mother, Mrs. Ella Boerschrl and Ethel.in Nashua in observance, of Mrs. Boerschel's birthday: OVER 200 HONOR PENNINGTON'S 50TH Sunday, Mr.

Mrs. Dewey observed their Golden Wedding anniversary with an open house at their home. There were over 200 The open house was hosted by their children, Mr. Mrs. Gordon Per.riir.ytor.

'and a i 'of St. Louis and Mr. Mrs. James Cavanaugh nnd family of rural Charles City. Sunday evening.

Mr. Mrs. John Orthaus were supper guests of their daughter, Mr. Mrs. Richard Gleason, in Gil- berlville.

It was the 43th wed. ding anniversary of Mr. Mrs. John Orthaus and the 15th wedding anniversary of Mr. Mrs.

Richard Gleason. 28 guests were in attendance. Former Mis Ulc 4 mc heal 10 recent mc sh 'lei' duties mciujj mor uf nursing a i personnel aisistin? the mBl planning nnd impvl treatment a ding dependent a ii service and ronlmupp lien for hospital liaison with other groups Sunday, Mr 5, Harrington attended fe vcr wedding anmvei his ennsin, the FraitTi ririjjlnns, at Plainlield Mr. Mrs. Dick Diord the Lalmr Day met.

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