Surnames: Timm, Lorde, Kelley, Kiefer, Kugel, Schindler, Rayner, Peterson, Jolivette, Adams. Laack, Thompson, Wepfer 
 

----Source: Abbotsford Tribune (Abbotsford, Clark County, Wis.) 08/13/1953 
 

Local Items 
 

Fred Timm went to Milwaukee this morning to get his daughter, Vergene, for a two weeks’ visit here. Miss Timm suffered polio two years ago and has been receiving treatments ever since. Another daughter, Mrs. Steven Lorde, and her daughter, Terese, will accompany them here. 
 

At the meeting of the Catholic Ladies’ Altar Society held Wednesday evening at the armory club rooms, preliminary plans were made for the annual fall card party and fancy work sale. After the business meeting, cards were played and prizes were awarded to Mmes. George Kelley, John Kiefer, Rudolph Kugel, Fred Schindler, and C. F. Rayner. The St. Virginia circle acted as hostesses. The next meeting will be Sept. 16, with the St. Lucy circle in charge. 
 

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Peterson returned Thursday night from a vacation trip which began Saturday morning. They visited Mrs. Eda Jolivette at Madison and attended a family reunion of Mr. Peterson’s relatives at Andover, Ill. They also visited relatives and friends at Galenburg, Monmouth and Rock Island. While they were away, their daughter, Carla, stayed with her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Adams. 
 

The Auxiliary to the American Legion will go to Tomah, Friday evening to be hostesses at a bingo party for veterans at the hospital. 
 

During the past week end, Galen Laack worked with the line of the Chicago Cardinals, a professional football team. His brother, Larry, accompanied him to Chicago. 
 

Miss Judy Thompson returned to her home in Berlin, Thursday. Her sister, Mrs. Myron Wepfer and son *** Note: The rest of the article was cut off and was not available at the time of transcription.