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The Grange is an organization of
farmers and Wm Carl Heiden was a member of the Raisinville
Grange No. 410. For many years during the late 1940s into the
late 1950s, the annual Heiden Family Reunion was held on the
grounds or in the lower level of the Grange Hall.
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A group of Heiden men and relatives at a reunion in the 1940s.
They may be watching some of the kids' games or the annual
family meeting may be in progress.
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From sometime in the late 1950s, back row Left to Right,
Lucille
(Burmeister) Lehmkuhl,
Caroline (Laas) Brown,
Florence
(Burmeister) Warner and
Lela (Viets) HeidenFront row Left to Right,
Madelyn (Hanson) Berns,
her daughter, Gwendolyn,
Mary (Rambow) Heiden,
Lena (Heiden) Koster and
Zina (Robinson) Heiden
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At a reunion in the late 1950s
from Left to Right,
Patty (Bicking,
Funkey) Klass, Ralph
Heiden, Margie Berns and Sharon Sunderland. We could not identify the
boy in the lower right corner.
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Men enjoying a game of cards in the lower
level of the Grange
Hall. In the foreground Left to Right is
John Koster,
Herman Heiden,
Wm Carl Heiden and Herman's son,
Richard Lee Heiden.
In the background, Left to Right is
Paul
Warner,
Chester Ayris,
Carl Heiden and
Gus Lehmkuhl.
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