Deaths in Sumner and area long time residents
Obituaries from Sumner and nearby communities report the deaths of Kroblin 66 of Los Angeles and Dr. Whitmire 93 Sumner doctor with long practice, plus notices of Sam Munger and local events. Services pending for Kroblin in Milnes Funeral Home, and Whitmire funeral at Methodist church with Union Mound burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farl Kroblin
Kerr Kroblin
General Hospital
Los Angeles
Calif
Milnes Funeral Home
Joseph Kroblin
Sumner
Sumner High School
Emma Jaredow
California
Joe
Council Bluffs
Henrietta
Donald Bender
Lancaster
Loy Young
J. J. Muller
Hutchinson
Minn
Vernethe
Elmer
Howard Ward
Whitmire
Methodist Church
Union Mound Cemetery
Donald Artman
Doctor Whitmire
Metamora
Zachariah
Melison
Nora) Whitmire
Rush Medical College
Chicago
Ill
Town Medical Society
James Whitmire
Sam Munger
Long Beach
Wilson Grove Cemetery
Fonda McCook
Earl van Dorn
Moorsville
Ind
F. J. Wells
W. O. Creager
Denver area schools close for Good Friday
Supt Basil Gray announced that there will be no school in the Denver Community School District on Good Friday. The report also notes that Mr and Mrs Albert Moeller of Artesian and Mr and Mrs Har rd Roudabauch of Waterloo were Sunday guests of the Gray couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Hospital
Iowa City
E. M. Miller
L. R
Emil Lanton
jEd O’brien
Bernard Thomas
G. N. Treloar
Marlene Klotz
McPhearson College
Kansas
Lloyd Otz
Lloyd Ludwig
Sumner Hosital
Arlin Schultz
Ernest Miller
Aaron Miller
Terling
Harold Erkel
al Erkel
Albert Thiemann
Alvin Sassmann
William Buss
Fritz Buss
Waverly
Gene
Roland Wedemeier
Jeffrey Roland
J. P
Donald Wedemeier
Dora Wedemeier
Richard Foelske
Wilbert Foelske
Denver
Donald Barnes
Kate Wedemeier
Harold Bill
Janet
Diana Donohue
Waterloo
Borchers
Frank Borchers
Albert Johnson
Dave McCready
C. A. Hafermann
Wm. Menesse
Jenny Lee
Lee Gleason
Geo. Borchers
Jack
Oscar Johnson
Cheteke
Wis
Tony Johnson
Leslie Saltzman
Dennis
Lloyd Logsdan
Geo. Smoot
Sophia Smoot
Carroll Smoot
Allison
Jay Clark
John DeVries
Barbara
Adolph Oberlieu
Edw. Selck
Lee
Lloyd
Larry
Tripoli
Mary Gleason
Gordon Gleason
LeRoy Happel
Readlyn
Willis Tyler
Cedar Falls
Carroll Wooldrick
Faye Gleason
Anna Gielau
Waldo Platte
Ray Steinberg
Raymond Steinberg
Ted Platte
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Ken Brown
Harold Wente
Friendship Circle
St. Peter’s Church
Floyd Sassmann
Stephen DeVries
Tom Schroeder
Larry Hartmann
David Trewin
LaVern Bergmann
Dennis Woodall
Mike Carroll
James Thompson
Allen van Brug
James Morman
Donald Radloff
Lyle Schroeder
Den 2
Charles Besh
Canada
Alaska
Ronald Knudson
Melvin Schnarstein
Benjamin Benzine
Fred Schnathorst
Francis Hunemuller
Ella Benzine
Marvin Benzine
Diane
Mary Jo
Jane
Albert Moeller
Rtesian
Harrd Roudabauch
Supt
Basil Gray
Outlook for cattle and wool in 1958 warns caution
Bremer County Extension notes history may repeat with fed cattle prices likely to slump in spring after 1955 patterns. Farmers urged to market cattle early. Wool prices, after a dip, are expected to rise as mills liquidate inventories and activity picks up, though a prolonged recession could hurt late 1958 prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Kutish
Iowa State College
U. S
Kutish
USDA
Bowl Fame: Fred Whannel Rolls 638 Series at 70
Fred Whannel of Traey, 70, topped a 638 series with games of 211 211 and 216. He has bowled at Dysart lanes since they opened in 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Whannel
Traey
Whannel
Dysart
Hurst couple marks 60 years of marriage
Mr and Mrs Fred Hurst of Redfield celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with family and friends. The couple’s long marriage is noted as a milestone in the Redfield community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hurst
Redfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bremer County
Gsi
Hes
American Savings Bank
Iowa
Phillips
Len
Kleen Maid
Willamstown
Bernard Meinerz
Meinerz
Meinerz Dairy Products, Inc
Fredericksburg
Williamstown
Fredericksburg, Iowa
Road Farms, Inc. Realtors
Plainfield
Main Street
Roach Farms Inc. — Realtors
E. A. Roach
John P. Roach
Richard H. Roach
Kenneth B, Orcutt
Calvin K. Kelly
C. D. Woodruff
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