Foundation Aid Paid to Sumner District and Bremer Schools
The Sumner Community School District received 88130.00 on Wednesday March 28 as the third quarter State Foundation Aid. Other Bremer County districts included Franklin-Butler-Bremer Counties Tripoli Community School 69093.00 and Wapsie Valley Community School 99840.00. Denver Community 81801.00 Janesville Consolidated 59137.00 Plainfield Community 35731.00 and Waverly-Ghell Rock Community 183861.00.
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Sumner
L. A. Miller
Joint County
Franklin-Butler-Bremer
Tripoli
Wapsie Valley
Bremer County
Denver
Janesville
Plainfield
Waverly- Ghell Rock
Charismatic Renewal Services at Hawkeye Church
Special services titled Charismatic Renewal will be held three evenings at Trinity Lutheran Church Hawkeye led by Rev. G D Coborn and Peggy Coborn. They recently returned from a seven week renewal ministry in Ghana Africa Israel. Each service begins at 8 pm with themes focusing on the Holy Spirit and belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Hawkeye
G. D. Coborn
Peggy
Coborns
Ghana
Africa
Israel
Community Memorial Hospital Notes
Hospital admissions and discharges listed by date. Notable entries include Mrs Norman Barth of Hawkeye and Mrs Lela Reas land of Sumner admitted on March 31 for medical care, with several other patients from Sumner Lawler Fredericksburg and Hazleton noted for medical, surgical, maternity or transfer events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Barth
Hawkeye
Lela Reasland
Sumner
Vicky Knief
Surgical
Gary Hoth
Lawler
Ada Meier
Fredericksburg
Hans Hausler
Fairbank
Vern D. Upham
Elizabeth Schmit
Hazleton
Whitmire Addition
Harlan
Randalie
Alfred Rohrssen
Gertrude Menney
Donnan
Rochester
Betterment Group to Meet Monday Night in Sumner
The Sumner Betterment Group will convene Monday evening April 8 at 7 PM in the Peoples Natural Gas Co office. Chairman Allen McCollum urges all local organizations to send a representative or attend, with a library parking lot progress report and other yearly projects on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner Betterment Group
Office of Peoples Natural Gas Co
Allen McCollum
Sumner Doctor Maintains Active Membership in AAFP
Dr Norman John Elmer of Sumner has completed 130 hours of accredited continuing medical education every three years to retain active status in the American Academy of Family Physicians. The AAFP, founded 1947 and based in Kansas City, promotes ongoing medical progress and helped establish the family practice specialty in 1969.
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Norman John Elmer
Sumner
American Academy of Family Physicians
Nationall Association of Family Doctors
American Academy of General Practice
The
Academy
the Academy
Kansas City
Two from Sumner area win IH contest prizes
Two Sumner men, Ronnie Knoploh and Tom Miller, were rewarded in the Young International Farmer Contest by International Harvester Company, each receiving transistor radios. Nearby Iowa runners-up included Kenneth McFarland Jerry Sterba and Dan Carolan of Fredericksburg. Bruce Pape of Fayette was a finalist. Eight winners of six week European tours this summer were Nick Halbach Steve Weis Stacyville Dave Tansfield Remsen Frank Townsend Tipton Bob Meimann Nevada Joe Klingbeil Estherville Aaron Fontinel Tama and Greg Vonspracken Center Junction. Sherburne Farm Equipment of Sumner helped sponsor the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner
International Harvester Company
Ronnie Knoploh
Tom Miller
Iowa
Kenneth McFarland
Jerry Sterba
Dan Carolan
Fredericksburg
Bruce Pape
Fayette
Nick Halbach
Steve Weis
Stacyville
Dave Tansfieldt
Remsen
Driver license renewal team to visit Sumner Saturday
The renewal team will be in Sumner in the council room at city hall from 8 am to 12 noon on Saturday April 7. Drivers with renewals due within the 60 days before or 30 days after this date may use the service. Operator licenses now run four years for $10. Chauffeur licenses: two years $10 or four years $20.
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Sumner
Driver charged after minor two car crash in Sumner
Virgil Arthur Henning and Arnold Herman Pries, both of Sumner, were on East First Street at 1:05 pm Monday when Henning, exiting an alley, struck Pries' 1962 Ford. Damage totaled 60 dollars to Pries and 25 dollars to Henning's Mercury. Henning was charged with failure to yield.
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Virgil Arthur Henning
Arnold Herman Pries
Sumner
East First Street
Henning
At St
Ten
Pries
Hendlog
Ee Henning
Native Sumnerite Dr Lawrence Schoephoerster dies in Ottawa
Lawrence Schoephoerster known as Dr Shepoiser 63 former Sumner resident died of apparent heart attack at his Ottawa Kansas home early Wednesday March 28 Funeral services were held at University Chapel Ottawa and graveside services in Geneva Iowa He was born April 6 1910 in Sumner son of Louis and his wife He taught at several Iowa towns and served as superintendent at Ottawa later taught at the University of Wichita He married Marjorie Clock in 1936 Survived by his widow two sons David and Allen two grandsons two brothers Eldon of Sumner Grant of Waterloo and a sister Dora Gersonde of Cedar Falls Additional relatives attended from Sumner Waterloo Cedar Falls Westgate Lamont and Lamont area.
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Lawrence (Schoephoerster) Shepoiser
Sumner
Ottawa
Kansas
University Chapel
Kan
Geneva
Iowa
Lawrence Schoephoerster
Louis Schoephoerster
Sumner Public High School
Schoephoerster
Shepoiser
Jess
Hudson, Traer
Independence
Mason City
University of Ottawa
Kans
University of Wichita
Sheppiser
Marjorie Clock
David
Allen
Eldon Schoephoerster
Grant Schoephoerster
Waterloo
Dora
George Gersonde
Cedar Falls
George Schoephoerster
Ronald
Wm. Adrian
Westgate
Arthur Dyball
Lamont
Registration open for two adult education classes
Adults may register for a Saturday April 7 multi media first aid course or a golf class beginning Monday April 9. First aid runs 8 am to 5 pm with lunch. eight hours, $2, books provided, certificate on completion. Golf meets five Mondays at 7 30 to 9 pm, $3, instructor Marsha Nuss. Contact Larry Crow at Sumner Community High School by 4 pm April 5.
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Red Cross
Marsha Nuss
Larry Crow
Sumner Community High School
The
Community High School
Tools stolen from pickup at Billy Johnson acreage
An estimated 150 dollars in tools were stolen from a pickup truck parked on South Walnut Street at the Billy Johnson acreage during the night. The cab held the tools, some items were left behind, and cow bells from a sale were also not taken. Sumner Police Department is investigating the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Johnson
South Walnut Street
Johnson
Sumner Police Department
World Series of Fast Pitch Softball in Kimberly
A Sumner reader recalls watching the World Series of Fast Pitch Softball in Kimberly Wisconsin. Teams traveled from California and Virginia to compete. The event faced rain delays with late night games stretching to 4:00 am.
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AFN
Kimberly
Wisconsin
Notice of Probate for Helen Ehlert Estate
In Iowa district court, probate of Helen Ehlert is not admitted and no administration will occur. Interested parties must file any action to set aside the will in Enid County within one year from second publication, otherwise barred. Dated March 28, 1973. Clerk Lois Slater. Deputy Audrey Williams. Murphy & Murphy Attorneys. Second publication April 12, 1973.
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District Court OF
State OF
Iowa
Sremer County
Helen Ehlert
Enid
Lois Slater
Audrey Williams
Murphy & Murphy
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Big Rock
Joe Friederich
Rick Harmening
Brian Wiebke
Tom Vaughan
Tom Topping
Wally Kent, Jr
Troop 45
Hawkeye Church
Community Memorial Hospital
Betterment Group
Dr. Elmer
Academy of Family Physicians
Sumnerite
ARROW
Womlen
Wembley
Ribbeck’s Clothiers
Don Tisue
Kenny Henniges
Saycees
Bill Nawholz
Duane Miner
Rev
John Sorenson
Lawain Meier
Eugene Knoploh
Lavern Lampe
Hall
Ern
Ernie Meyer
Dim
Jim Duhr
W. A. Meyer Clothier
O'Brien
Sumner, Iowa
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