Local News Notes from Waverly and Surroundings
Weekend visits and Sunday gatherings highlighted a flurry of activity across Waverly and nearby towns. Kingsbury of Postville and Brase family visited Ernest Rucker in Waverly while Ido and Caroline Kehe dined with Mrs. Will Kehe in Denver. Other guests included Mrs. Anna Weires and Carol in Waverly with the Fink family, and Loren Moeller and family visiting tavern Diercks in Fairbank. Pierre SD visitors Alfred Schwemm joined Mrs. G F Schwemm for a few days, and Jose Vega was visited by Melvin Stahlhut and by E J Fink at Sumner Community hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yreil Kingsbury
Postville
Ray Brase
Ernest Rucker
Waverly
Ido
Caroline Kehe
Will Kehe
Denver
Anna Weires
Carol
Ray Fink
Famil
Loren Moeller
Mrs
Tavern Diercks
Fairbank
Social Roundup of Waverly Area Visits and Guests
A dense list of weekend and weekday visits from Waverly Iowa and nearby towns. Names include Bruns, Bunger, Haverkamp, Krick, Fink, Lindfield, Maurer, Woods, Krueger, Ball, Sievers, Brockmeyer, and many others. Events span dinners, picnics, golf tournaments, and family reunions across Cedar Falls, Waterloo, Sumner, New Hampton, Oelwein, and Denver with travelers from Chicago, Springfield, Lake Mills, and Lubbock.
Cousins Picnic Held at Cedar Falls Park Sunday
Annual Cousins picnic drew about 75 from Sumner Fredericksburg Frederika New Hampton Tripoli Waterloo and Cedar Falls at Island Park Cedar Falls. Officers elected for 1959 were Paul Smith Cedar Falls president and Mrs Roger Smith Waterloo secretary treasurer. Next year's reunion slated for the first Sunday in August at Island Park Cedar Falls. Also notes on a vacation trip and Sumner Invitational golf results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Island Park
Cedar Falls
Sumner
Fredericksburg
Frederika
New Hampton
Tripoli
Waterloo
S. A. Maurer
Carlos Rice
Larry Holm
Ronald Holm
Charles Rice
Lloyd Holm
S. A
Ronald Kittrell
Discharged Marines Return From Camp Pendleton
Larry Ladage and Charles Hay were discharged from the Marine Corps and returned Saturday to their homes in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Schuma cher and family moved into the Mrs. Will Johnson home they purchased. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Juel Arthur Juel and two grandsons of New Hartford were visitors in the Harry Juel home Wednesday. Mrs. Ed McNamee and Paul visited New Ulm Minnesota Wednesday and stayed overnight with Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Erpelding. Dennis McNamee, previously visiting relatives there, returned with them Wednesday. Monday evening dinner guests at the Oscar Quade home included Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schwem m, Pierre South Dakota. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bany. Mr. and Mrs. Will Bany. Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Buls and family. The Schwemms are cousins of Mrs. Quade and Ed and Will Bany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Bruns
Ed Bruns
Waverly
D. A. Krick
Chicago
Emma K. Bunger
Richard Haverkamp
Danny
Vin. Bil Schwake
Ee Vega
Sumner
Nana
E. J. Fink
Angeline Lindfield
S. A. Maurer
Kim Pierece
Picnie
Cedar Falls
Be ’ S
BE. J. Fink
Clarence Goodenbour
Waterloo
Will Brockmeyer
Decatur
Ill
A. C. Sievers
Larry
Frances Woods
Springfield
R. J. Bunger
Frederick Krueger
Stanley Klemp
Robert Leisinger
Denver
W. H. Barnes
Frank Woods
Mechanicsville
Emma
Banger
Don Hunemuller
del Finder
Knittel
E. R. Cole
Melvin L. Stahlhut
Keith
Carol Jane
Edward Stahlhut
Lee O. Peacock
Steve Irving
Earl Schultz
Herman Schwein
Herman Niedert
Readlyn
Paul Hartman
Carey Franzen
Paul Duncomb
C. B. Kelsey
Beaky Piegers
Rudolph Piegers
Gene Johnson
la Porte City
C. L. Syverson
Lake Mills
Robert Ambrose
Syversons
California
William Buckley
Dale Martin
Buckley
Mr. Martin
Danny Quade
Henry Blasberg
Ernest Quade
M. W. Bennett
Frank Brown
Bridgeport
Conn
Mabelle Arnemann
Evanston
Malinda Fink
Wapsie Sportsmen’s Club
K. J. Kuhrt
Marlene
Gene
Gary Carpenter
Horton
Les Kelsey
Kelseys
Pam
Ronnie Kelsey
New Hampton
Maud David
Edwin J. Maurer
Charles Moss
Lubbock
Tex
Paul Zabel
Wm. Leverence
Paul Mirs
Scholtz Memorial Hospital
Victor Rucker
W. A. Hall
Nashua
Robert Conway Sr
Noel
Robert Conway Jr
Siloam Springs
Annis Cleaveland
Oceyedan
Marvin Cleaveland
Cleaveland
Charles Trieweiler
Dick Olson
Anoka
Mina
Fredericksburg
Wm. Zabel
Julius Juel
Arthur Juel
New Hartford
Harry Juel
Ed McNamee
Paul
New Ulm
Minn
Wendell Erpelding
Dennis McNamee
Oscar Quade
Alfred Schwemm
Pierre
S. D
Ed Bany
Will Bany
Darwin Buls
Schwemms
Quade
Post-natal Shower Honors Mrs. Ray H. Fink in Tripoli
Mrs. Ray H. Fink was honored at a post-natal shower Monday evening in Tripoli. Twelve guests attended at the home of Mrs. Clarence Nerge. Hostesses were Mrs. Clarence Nerge Mrs. John Casey Mrs. John Mullen and Mrs. Ted Olmstead. Games provided entertainment and lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray H. Fink
Clarence Nerge
John Casey
John Mullen
Ted Olmstead
Bergmann Family Attends Brandt Stufflebeam Wedding
Mr and Mrs F W Bergmann and Mrs Minnie Bergmann attended the wedding of Lloyd Brandt and Nancy Stufflebeam at St Paul Lutheran church Veraly Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Bergmann
Minnie Bergmann
Lloyd Brandt
Nancy Stufflebeam
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Waverly
Tripoli to Install Highway Stop Light at New High School
Mayor George W. Barnes announced permission has been granted to install a combined amber warning and red stop light on Highway 93 north of the new high school. The signal will operate during student arrival and dismissal to stop traffic as students cross the highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
New High
Highway 93
George W. Barnes
Prize Winners Drawn at Tri Poli Hardware
Drawing prize winners at Tri Poli Hardware Saturday night named Aaron Ludwig who won five gallons of paint Eddie C Biermann who won an electric coffee maker Ruben Drape who won a barbecue grill Leslie Schmidt who won a medicine chest and Ray Schwarze who won a badminton set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli Hardware
Aaron Ludwig
Eddie C. Biermann
Ruben Drape
Leslie Schmidt
Ray Schwarze
Transfer of August Krueger to St Marys Hospital
At Rochester August Krueger was transferred Sunday morning from Allen Memorial Hospital Waterloo to St Marys Hospital Rochester Minnesota for further examination His address is Room No 4 151 Mrs August Krueger and daughter Mrs Ruben Drape and David remain in Rochester indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Krueger
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
St. Mary's Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Ruben Drape
David
Crittendens Set for Midweek Vacation Trip
Mr and Mrs Perry Crittenden plan to depart Wednesday for a vacation. They will visit Cassie Crittenden and J H Shirkey in Minot North Dakota before continuing to Saskatchewan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Perry Crittenden
Minot
N. D
Cassie Crittenden
J. H. Shirkey
Saskatchewan
Vacationing Bunger Family Headed for Clear Lake
Mr and Mrs Ray Bunger and their family left Sunday morning for a vacation at Clear Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Bunger
Clear Lake
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harlan Estrem
Dennison, Minn
H. C. Rogge
Homer Riggle
Iowa City
Carolyn
Darrel Kelsey
Salina
Kan
H. Hagie
Tracy
C. A. Stewart
Virgil Kingsbury
Sarah Kingsbury
Art Pe
Cal
Ernest Ha
Jeanie Sievers
Anna Kirchhoff
Roy
Bud) Bradfield
Cedar Rapids
Louis Maurer
Fred Brase
Elmer Clausing
Don Smith
Jack
Brownie Krueger
Clarion
H. W. Krueger
Ronnie Joe
Alfred Bock Jr
Alfred Bock
Carolyn Hunemuller
Dubuque
C. F. Bathke
Everett Cole
Hazel Schaper
William J. Nevermann
Christine
Lombard
H. H. Nevermann
Des Moines
Terson
Ase
van Camp
Potter’s Polar Pak
Lugal
Contadina
the Farmers Store
Iowa
Cedar Falls Park
Chris Bathke
Hutchinson
R. J. Muller
Floyd Hobbs
Plainfield
Robert H. Kuhrt
Robert M. Ambrose
William Schlichting
W. A. Buckley
J. P. Snelling
Fink
Larry Ladage
Charles Hay
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Marine Corps
Lavern Schumacher
Will Johnson
Harold E. Doepke
Grace Lutheran Church
Doepke
L. E. Doepke
Floyd C. Sauerbrei
Bath Packing Co
Iowa State Teachers College
John Deere Waterloo Tractor Works
Block’s Auto Service
Swift’s
Park Lane
Cheerios
Nabisco Waverly
Libby
Brook-Dale
Alaska
Eatwell
Bartlett
Lux
Comet
Hills Bros. Coffee
AGATA
U. S
Michael’s
Warner
General Electric Home Appliances
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