Final rites held for Miss Henniges
Funeral services for Miss Henniges 41 a former Sumner resident were held Friday Oct 20 at 11 am at First English Lutheran Church Spencer Interment followed at St John American Lutheran Cemetery north of Sumner at 4 pm She died of a coronary thrombosis Oct 0 at Spencer She had lived with her uncle Fred Leslein the past five years after operating a Sumner beauty shop Born Jan 8 1911 on a farm near Dubuque daughter of Edward and Lavisa Henniges She attended Sumner Park Schools and Sumner High School class of 1923 Survived by brothers Edward and Erwin of Sumner three sisters and a nephew
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Father Henniges
Sumner
Spencer
St John American Youtheran
Miss Henniges
Fred Leslein
Speners
Henniges
Betts Named Business Manager at Sumner Furniture
Howard Betts named business manager for Sumner Furniture. John Weed owner of former Waskow's Cave ing. Betts, longtime associate of Word's Fairbank store, is a Fairbank resident. Sumner Furniture opened last Thursday with a line of name brand furniture. Grand opening date to be announced later.
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John Weed
Waskow's
Howard Ager
Betts
Word
Fairbank
Sumner
Nashua Area Social Visits Highlight Weekend
Pinhook guests from Rochester Waverly and Fairbank gathered at the Kuethe home with extended family. Mrs Kuethe hosted Kathy Kuethe from Rochester Minnesota while Ada McConker welcomed James Borcherding Des Moines. Spring Fountain ladies aid attended the LWML Rally in Elkader.
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Kathy Kuethe
Rochester
Jake Schoe
Loran Ams
Waverly
Ronald Kuethe
Ronnie
Cincy
Rey Kuethe
Carl Kuethe
Harold Schut
Sumner
Ray Kuethe
Day
Jobo
Fairbank
A’ Key
Nashua
Greg Wilson
Aca McConker
James Borcherding
Des Moines
Ruth Borcherding
Ada McConker
Minn
Community Memorial Hospital News Briefs Shaky Read
Admitted: Mrs August Lantrky Sumner. Mrs John Knoploh Sumner. Mrs Lawrence Barry Westgate. Tryin Carp enter Summer. Mrs Mande Carrol Simoes teal. Howard Senft Sumner. Mrs Waste Kiets Prederncksturg Det 22 Patyon net mes Fawin Meets Fawaerd Wancar af.
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August Lantrky
Sumner
John Knoploh
Lawrence Barry
Westgate
Tryin Carpenter
Mande Carrol
Jaycees to Hold Third Trapshoot of Season
The Jaycees announce the third trapshoot of the season at the Pemington Brat rs area trap range on Estas 29. Local shooters and members are invited to participate, with trophies and prizes for top scores.
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Jaycees
Estas
Pemmingon Brat Rs
City moves to once weekly garbage pickup on Mondays
City announces a change to curbside garbage service to once a week on Mondays with pickup ending Tuesday and Saturday collections simplified. The notice mentions Cedar Falls and local officials Ro gg s McCl n kes and O Connell in the vague remnants of the source text.
Clock Changes This Sunday Ahead of Daylight Time Shift
Daylight Savings time ends this Sunday with clocks set back to standard time. The change affects all areas, and residents should adjust devices accordingly. Mayor's Court News No. 3 notes potential confusion and urges caution for those unsure of the exact local schedule.
Bowling Scatterpin League Mixed Scores and Standings
Oct 07 results show DeHaven & Kroeger 829 in team play with 2403 total. Individual highlights include Lyle Jurgen 344 and Marvin Pollow 511. Other entries list Mitchell, Voetker, Kroeger, Tow, and several local businesses with varied scores and placements.
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TwHaven & Kroeger
Fied
DeHaven & Kroeger
Mi Ind
Lyle Jurgensep
Marvin Pollow
Dan McDaniel
Agnes Speed
Flo Woltner
Karen Paul- Tow
Lyte Jurgensett
Mary Pollow
Racen Pollow
Flo Nin
Speed Helen Batr
Yetten
Loretta
Otto Koch, 71, Watertown, dies after heart attack
Former Sumner area resident Otto Koch, 71, of Watertown South Dakota died Oct 23 after a heart attack. Survived by widow and nine children, three sisters, one brother, and other relatives. Funeral set for Oct 26 with attendees including Tillie Rock and Al Stevens. Also notes local Rooster League results and a Lutheran Church Women fall workshop slated Oct 31 at St. John's, Clarksville.
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Tillie Bork
al Stevens
Otto Koch
Watertown
S.D
Pillie Rock
Sumner
Robert Tadtow
Elghardt
Ind
Bay Keeh
Tripoli
Tillie Rock
Ed Keeh
Waterloo Conference
St. John's Lutheran Church
Clarksville
UFO Sightings Reported Near Buoner Farm
Unidentified flying objects were seen by Mr and Mrs Gordon Seamus farming northwest of Buoner during the past week with a bright circular object moving up and down and sideways then vanishing. Mrs Seamus described a wagon wheel like object with spoke patterns and multicolored lights in the early morning sky.
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Gordon Seamus
Buoner
Seamans
Odd Weather and Confused Report From Feederlekstawy
Cal Milnes reports a strange night scene with a driver returning from a place called Feederlekstawy Te ye. The story notes uncertain events on the highway and a missing object, with reference to a 1a-year-old Jett Ataris son of Mr and Mrs Renee We derson in Waverly as a side detail about a pumpkin record breaker weighing over 12 pounds.
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Jett Ataris
Renee Wederson
Waverly
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Pinhook
Mrs
Clyde McConkes
Community Memorial Hospital News
Cedar Falls
Roggs McClnkes
Oconnell
James £. Nelson
Council
Earl Ritter
James Tranbarger
Eugene Erhardt
Gary Wolke
Committee For A
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Mayor's Court News
Pykerings
Bank
Coast-te&, Bakery
Ay Mitchell
Uo Volker
Mitchell
Nite Owl League
Lay
Chevrolet
Go Ap
Ost & Ren
Ber Heyer
Tairde
Burke Nyesansy
Meinerz
F.burg
Fridley Feed Mill
Sumner Area
Lampe
Waskow
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Wasgaunes
J. Waskow
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Lutheran Church
Gene’s Skelly
Sumner Garette Thurstiy
Jackson
Cresco
Ribbeck’s Clothiers & Cleaners
Monsanto
Melvin Mattke
Fredericksburg
Monsanto Agricultural Center
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