Sumner Scouts celebrate softball champs and camporee events
The Sumner Softball League champions at Fridley Feed Mill received trophies during a Saturday ceremony, with Orson Kauffman presenting to players while a Camporee included investitures and trophy awards. Scouts conducted church services, cleaned the pine tree area, and district volunteers aided in planting efforts. The Camporee closed with a family potluck as leaders noted waste removal. Obituaries note Mrs. Glen H. Heckroth’s death from liver cancer, with services in Cedar Falls. Community notices include hospital admissions, SSA office visit in Sumner, and birthday announcements for Martin Westendorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner
Fridley Feed Mill
Waskow
Orson Kauffman
North Woody Park
Carl Rogahn
Camporee
Legion Hall
Glen H. Heckroth
Cedar Falls
Max Jansen, Jr
Sartori Hospital
Dahl Funeral
Buckingham Cemetery
Traer
Dinsdale
Margaret Ann Clark
Wm. and
Lydis Clark
Heckroth
Iowa State Teachers College
Dysart
Exline
Joann
Carol
Jerald Smith
James
Donald
Air Force
Colorado
Springs
Colo
Luya
Robert Berry
Torrance
Calif
Jean McClain Honored At Birthday Party And Baptism
Society notes show Jean McClain celebrated a milestone birthday with a party hosted by Mrs. John McClain. Baptism of Tamara Sue Reed occurred at St John’s Church in Independence with sponsors John Clark and Shirley Reed. Open house for Wm Schul t 25th wedding anniversary drew about 150 guests at Fredericksburg Municipal Hall. Other items celebrate Rena Smith’s 94th birthday, a 30th wedding anniversary for L W Borckhaus, and various family gatherings across Fredericksburg and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McClain
Jean
Duane Pagel
Douglas
David
Barbara
Brenda
Loyd Hofer
Donita
Leon Groskurth
Daniel
Debra
Tammy
Terri
Everett Hyman
Jane
Herman Frisch
Elmer ‘Timm
T. E. Ackerman
Elmer Timm
Tamara Sue
James Reed
St. John’s Catholic Church
Independence
John Clark
Shirley Reed
Reed
Forest Reed
Shirley
Randy
Ricky
John
Clark
Jackie
B. H. Youngblut
Glen
Gary Meyer
Waverly
Diane Youngblut
Rena Smith
Lou Young
RB. J. Mueller
Hutchinson, Minn
Ella Mueller
Myra Pease
Hilmer Blaschke
John Struck
Arnold Gitch
Cheryl Meyer
Tillie Back
Don Taylor
Dewey Duhrkopf
Floyd Hoth
L. R. Ludwig
al Wolfgram
Inez Smith
Albert Reich
Fredericksburg Municipal Hall
Wm. R. Schult
Jack
Fredericksburg
Sharon
Bob Hilmer
Keren
Mike
Lynette Sue
Jack Schult
Fenny Kaye Peterson
Don Peterson
Williamstown Methodist Church
Robert Ruepert
Vernon Kerr
Ronn Kerr
Danny
Andrew Arness
Penny
Gilbert Peterson
New Hampton
Don Kerr
Ron Brown
Sherine Robbins
Doug Sowers
John Deere
Waterloo
Louie Tosh
Gene
Belleville
Wayne Pride
Norman Cripe
Fairbank
Judy Dedor
Minneapolis
Minn
Edwin Dedor
Arthur Aschbrenner
Lydia Aschbrenner
Milan Aschbrenner
Eldora
Aschbrennner
Burns
Baldwin
Pine Lake Lodge
Emil Lawton
Norma Pleggenkuhle
Marvin Pleggenkuhle
Carl Thomas
Hazleton
Community Notes and Local Visits in Tripoli Area
East of town social rounds list numerous guests visiting Waterloo, Denver, Tri Poli, Frederika, and Cedar Rapids families. Nearby events include funeral attendance for Norman Cripe, a Fairbank resident killed in a head on collision, and upcoming Bremer County Farm Bureau meeting with speaker Ken Thatcher. Dates note fines for local offenses and a Sept 30 court entry for assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor Township
Lioyd Robinson
George Boess
Kenneth Schhultz
Lloyd Robinson
Music and Recreation
Farm Bureau
Kenneth Schultz
Minnesota
Bethel
Clarence Weitenhagen
Kenneth Springer
Herbert Scholbrock
Florence Halliquist
Marvin Woltzen
Will Yocages
Velmer Copp
LaVern Steege
Waterloo
Ron Steege
Denver
Art Meyer
Arnetta
Tripoli
Harold Meyer
Frederika
Arthur Niemeyer
Ernest Miller
Everett Krause
Cletus Miller
Archie Bowers, Jr
John Federer
Jed Waskow
Evelyn
George
Frank Ambrose
Wm. Flansch
Edward Higgins
Edwin Dedor
Ronald
Prairie du Chien
J. R. Treloar
Lowell Klotz
Cedar Falls
Carl Lang
V. P. Campbell
New Port
Wash
Creager
Krause
Florence Creager
Pauline Creager
W. O. Creager
Leo Meyer
Max Hill
Everett Meier
West Union
Wayne Priebe
Norman Cripe
Fairbank
Mr. Cripe
Ken Thatcher
Town Farm Bureau Federation
Bremer County Farm Bureau
Tripoli Town Hall
Thatcher
Iowa Farm Bureau
Warren County
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Iowa Advisory Council
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Phy
Phil Gross
Bill Nauholz
Marvin Knoploh
Tom Rich
Darwin Fritz
Bob Meyer
Mike McAloon
Bob Seamans
Lawrence Judisch
scoutTrs
Mrs
Glen Heckroth
Wapsipinicon Area
Tree Ner United Fund
Dick Smith
Michael
Monte Kauffman
Leon Sorpherding
Ron May
Community Memorial Hospital News
Lyle Huebner
Surgical
Harold Aegerter
George Hutchens
Harry Kleppe
Gary Kerns
Readlyn
JoAnn Bolte
Loyal Pearce
Chris Hansen
Carl Bentley
Linda Bahlmann
W. K. Carroll
Edmund Ommen
Ida Zieske
Karla Miller
Harry Wilson
George Hutchens, Jr
Peter Ketels
Social Security Administration
City Hall
Earl T. Johnson
Waterlo
Black Hawk Building
W. 4Th & Commercial Sts
Julia Westendorf
Strawberry Point
Mgr
Rudolph Westendorf
Oelwein
Lst
Martin Westendorf
Meyer
Society News
Jean McClain
Tamara Sue Reed
Wm. Schults
Rolland Drape
Jean Weston
Schult
Lester Schult
Hawkeye
Lorenz Seegers
Barbara Schulz
Bool
Reynold Davis
Jerry Newton
Richard Bombback
Neil Bravener
Penny Kaye Peterson
Marilyn Hoth
Gerald Hoth
Marilyn
Shelley Lynn Katzenberger
Edward Katzenberger
Hillsdale, Il
St. John Lutheran Church
W. H. Klein
Lavern Haverkamp
Mabel Hunemiller
Haverkamp
Hunemiller
Dennis Haverkamp
Mason City
Mrs. Katzenberger
L. W. Bockhaus
L. W. Borckhaus
Porky
James Bockhaus
Peoria
Berth Ann Bockhaus
Fond DuLac
Wis
Darwin Hoffman
Ann Marie
LeRoy Bockhaus
St. Paul
Hra
Erwin Bock
Joan of Waverly
Windsor Homemakers
Martha Circle
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Jerry Sabus
Iowa
J. E. Case Tractor and Implement Company
Sabus
Pam
Columbia Ave
Ora
Rose) Gregory
Lake Park
Gregory
SEP KO
Claude
Orrin Kuhn
Claude, Orrin
Doc
Walker Motor CO
Farm Bureau Meeting
Mayor’s Court News
Eugene Leyh
John Franklin Shaner
Sumner Volunteer Fire Department
Lohawk
Acrilan
Polycrest
Herculon
Bob
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