Pleasant Prairie News: Dec. 9, 2019

Jimmy Indergaard enjoyed a visit at the Dennis and Fran Walen home last Saturday. Martin Koeppiin was a Tuesday morning helper and baked rice dinner guest at the Charlotte Koepplin home.

Thanksgiving found Margie Anderson among family to enjoy dinner at the David and Karen Anderson home.

Gary Anderson was among those who attended the funeral for Donald Norton Saturday at First Lutheran Church in New Rockford.

Charlotte Koepplin joined other family for Thanksgiving dinner at the Martin and Janelle Koepplin home. Thanksgiving morning Charlotte received a phone call from Eugene and Dedre Weisenburger from Mojave, Ariz., where it was raining and had 40 degree temps.

Friday Margie Anderson, Laura Hager and children, Gary and Kathy Anderson, and David and Karen Anderson enjoyed dinner and conversation at the Peter and Patti Larson home. All brought special birthday greetings to Sandra who was home over the Thanksgiving weekend from her studies in Minnesota.

Friday found the Merle and Sandy Longnecker ranch the scene of a late family Thanksgiving dinner. Those enjoying good eats were Ervin Longnecker, Eric and Lisa Longnecker and family and Mike and Kim Vannett and girls, Sunday Margie Anderson took 91st birthday greetings to Leona Black at Heritage House in New Rockford.

Charlotte Koepplin stopped briefly at the Martin and Janelle Koepplin home Friday just in time to try a sample of sausage that Martin and Aaron were mixing.

Jimmy Indergaard joined other family for Thanksgiving dinner at the Andy and Ruth Braaten home. Monday stopper and coffee maker at the Ervin Longnecker home was Cory Jorgensen. Sunday Ervin Longnecker checked on the sausage makers at the Eric and Lisa Longnecker home. Two hundred pounds of sausage was made with the help of Merle and Sandy Longnecker, Tucker and Riley and Larry Arendt.

Margie Anderson had a call from her sister Marlys Hanson of California as she was a shut in on Thanksgiving recuperating from a broken ankle.