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Newspaper
Sumner Gazette
Location
Sumner, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1972
Page
5
Church news deadline is 5 p.m. Monday. Various churches in Sumner, Richfield, and surrounding areas list service times, Sunday schools, and pastors. Notes cover Mass schedules, confessions, vacation Sundays, and upcoming family events. Local residents’ visits, anniversaries, picnics, reunions, and wedding details are mentioned among community notices.
Fayette County growers may enter corn or soybean contests by sending a $5 check to the Fayette County Extension Office. Deadline is July 31, 1972. State awards come from the Des Moines Register and Tribune, the State Salt Conservation Committee, and the Iowa Crop Improvement Association, which offers $100 for the top corn yield and $50 for the top soybean yield.
Mr and Mrs Arlie Rausch of Frederika hosted evening guests Imeena Johnson and Nicholas Arndt. The Decor and Arndt families welcomed Jon Douglass Tammy and Mary of St Paul Minnesota and Edwin decor’s relatives. Picnic supper honored Mr and Mrs Robert Moore and sons Ronald and Randy plus extended Hoepfner and Martin families from several towns. local travelers include Harold Kelly and grandchildren David and Rebecca with Mark Hoepfner returning from two weeks with grandparents.
Toul Sanders of Osceola found a box turtle and learned it is a rare capable of fully retracting into its shell. Jerry Everett opened a tractor museum east of Volga in Clayton County displaying over 30 models with seven more outside including a 1917 Samson, a rare 1936 Fordson, a 1928 John Deere with only 750 made, and a Hub er Super-4 rated at 70 horsepower and a top speed of 3.5 mph.
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