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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1958

Page

3

Sumner Rieck Whiteford wedding at St John AME church

Sunday afternoon in St John American Lutheran church Sumner witnessed the double ring marriage of Ann Marie Rieck daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester Rieck Waukon now Sumner resident and Bill Whiteford son of Mr and Mrs Owen Whiteford Sumner with Rev John Mohr officiating Organist Darlene Mohr accompanied soloist Betty Rieck maid of honor JoAnn Riesner bridesmaid Vickie Bradford flower girl Larry Whiteford best man Lyle Kasemeier groomsman Kenneth Karsten and Jim Bradford as ushers Bride employed in Krablin Transfer offices Groom in Sarge Business Maynard They will reside in Sumner Several showers honored Alice Meyer and other local items include obit for Rene Orvis and Sumner brief notes.

Sumner Vickie Bradford Larry Whiteford Lyle Kasemeier Kenneth Karsten Jim Bradford Krablin Transfer Mr. Whiteford Sarge Maynard

Legal property transfers and deeds in Sumner and Waverly

A compilation of multiple real estate transfers and quitclaim deeds. Louie Boerschel to William Griner. Chris Hansen to Charles Morgan. Gottlieb Judisch to several heirs. Veryl S Murphy to Clarence Zimmerman. Frank Lang to Kay Stewart. L J Carver to Glenn Illian. George Mandry to Robert Grover. Robert Dreyer to Dale Krueger. Orvel Serfoss and others to Cecil Bruns. plus guardian and undivided interests transfers. Revenue receipts noted for several entries.

Louie A. Boerschel William P. Griner Waverly Chris F. Hansen Jens F. Hansen Charles Franklin Morgan Fridley Sumner Gottlieb Louie Westendorf Reinhard Judisch Arnold Judisch Veryl S. Murphy Clarence Lyle Zimmerman Frank Lang Kay Ann Stewart Emmons L. J. Carver Glenn Illian George G. Mandry Robert D. Grover CGW Robert H. Dreyer Dale W. Krueger J. H. Hage Tripoli Orvel E. Serfoss Delores M. Hemingson Cecil Bruns Sunnyside Guardian Merrel Serfoss Leonard Jarchow Stanley Watermann Jarchow

Dr Carl Malone Outlines Iowa Dairy Group Challenges

economist from Iowa State College spoke to Bremer county leaders on March 31 about the decade ahead. he noted youth outmigration, tax base limits, and rising service costs while urging local adaptation in farming practice and off farm work. the talk included area plan details, brucellosis program steps, and future job needs to fund education and government services.

Carl Malone Iowa State College Bremer County Dr. Malone Extension Council Ladies San the Extension Council Wendel Michael S. J. Juhl Secretary of Agriculture Des Moines Iowa Malone

Local People and Visits Across Town and Nearby Homes

Pinhook Larry Seery from New Hampton spent a day in the Herman and Irene O Day home. Jean Rochford has been ill at her home here. Mr and Mrs Albert Fay of Hamilton Mont are spending three weeks in the John Fay home and with other friends. Mrs Clyde McConkey attended funeral services for her cousin Clarence Duffy at Fairbank on Monday. Mr and Mrs Chester Pals spent Sunday at Nashua with her uncle Bert Pickard. Mr and Mrs Ed Ommen and Clarence hosted a card party Friday evening with prizes won by Mrs Robert Fagenbaum and Howard Van Brocklin, consolation by Mr and Mrs Edmund Webster, and traveling by Mrs Will Flanscha. Lunch was served by Mrs Ommen Donnie Joe and Mary Ann Boderman. Waterloo spent the weekend with great grandparents Mr and Mrs Luke Hanaman. Mrs Arnold Rieck accompanied...

Larry Seery New Hampton Herman Irene O'Day Jean Rochford Albert Fay Hamilton Mont John Fay Clyde McConkey Clarence Duffy Fairbank Chester Pals Nashua Bert Pickard Ed Ommen Clarence Robert Fagenbaum Howard van Brocklin Edmund Webster Will Flanscha

Community Notes From Sumner And Nearby Areas

Mr and Mrs Lyle Bird of Sumner traveled to Iowa City Thursday to visit Mrs Hilda Moehlis a patient at University hospital where she was reported improving satisfactorily. Local residents attended church meetings and hosted calls with friends including Mrs Chester Pals Mrs Frank Zipse and Mrs Donald Zipse. Lucille Dilley hosted Family Living ladies with ten attendees and a food preservation lesson by Mrs Albert Rieck and Mrs Arnold Rieck followed by lunch. Mr and Mrs Howard Van Brocklin Sr visited Waterloo and socialized with family members over the weekend as other neighbors shared visits with relatives in Independence Lawler and surrounding communities.

Lyle Bird Sumner Iowa City Hilda Moehlis University Hospital Frank Zipse Donald Zipse Chester Pals Emil Matthias Robert Fagenbaum Dubuque District Women's Society of Christian Service First Methodist Howard van Brocklin Sr Howard van Brocklin Jr Waterloo Chester Palsvis

Charles City Relative Visit Noted Sunday Afternoon

A fragment notes a relative visit on Sunday afternoon at Charles City, mentioning family gathering details and a casual observance without further context.

Charles City

Ray Cahill Refreshment Stand Damaged in Monticello Incident

Ray Cahill faced unexpected customers at his Monticello refreshment stand when a Cascade man’s car rammed through a wall, causing about 3000 dollars in damage. No injuries reported.

Ray Cahill Monticello Earl Bollinger Cascade

Foxes Bagged by Tompkins and Garner Brothers in Winter

Dean and Claire Tompkins along with the Garner brothers bagged 38 foxes in the recently closed winter season. The bounty paid totaled $76. Note mentions Alaska hosting the sole tin mines in North America.

Dean and Claire Tompkins Garner Brothers North America Alaska

Fer-de-lance: A Large Venomous Serpent

A fer de lance is described as a sizeable venomous snake. The term refers to a dangerous pit viper known for potent bite and alert, in-depth notes likely from a wildlife or natural history reference.

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Alice Meyer Robert Wamsley Clarksville Herbert Warnke Henry Flentie Alfred Soldwisch Shell Rock Miss Meyer Donald Soldwisch St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church Rene Orvis Veterans Hospital Serena Anna Lowe) Orvis Jennie Sitters Joe Methodist Church Donald Artman Wilson Grove Cemetery Claude Nuss Fifty Lakes Minn Carl Mohlis Leslie Lamprecht Peggy Susan Minneapolis Don Bennett Mary Jean Hay Cedar Rapids Mercy Hospital James Rockford Thomas Edward Sumner Hospital Lloyd Ludwig Gilbert Long Otto Buseching C. E. Wilharm al Wolfgram Rena Smith Dick Fay E. M. Miller Herman J. Warnke Fred Grahlman M. G. Wolfgram Buck Creek Janice Zell LaVera Meyer Lavonne Mueller Vickie Mueller Bill Schafbach E. H. Reinhardt Lions Club Roger Henniges Erwin Henniges Alameda Calif Electronic Technicians Richard Fay 500 Club L. A John Corkery Herman Warnke On Meyer Archie Bowers Hawkye Herman J. Warne Lavern and Harley Ends Fredericksburg Salem E.U.B Ladies Aid Robert Rief Ostess James Smith A. Fridley George Gersonder Arthur Gletty Charles Osseler H. H. Leasere Walter Pagel Lloyd Walker Emery Sumner Hos Michael Treloar San Diego John Stahlhut Herman Stahihut McGuire Air Force Base N. J England Weatherfield Boy Air Force Base Rebekah Lodge Carlotta Zoller Roy E. Rogers John Emil Lantow Herman Lantow Elmer Baier W. F. Lehmkuhl Rande O. B. Littell Dairy Group of Iowa Challenge Doyle Gordon Duane Holm Laf Tripoli, Iowa Pinhook Bock’ Heating Shawver Well Co Phillips 66 Warn New Interstate Power Co Monarch Space Saver Thrifty Interstate Power CO Depeoe
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