Van Gelder resigns as Sumner Diamond Bros manager
Paul Van Gelder resigns after a year and a half as Sumner Diamond Bros. manager to take a new post as manager of the A. and P. store in New Hampton. In local sports, Sumner’s tennis quartet Elmer Kretzschmar Gerald Granneman Harold Kirchman and Russell Brown tied Waterloo 3 to 3 in a recent match.
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Paul van Gelder
Diamond Bros
New Hampton
Sumner
Elmer Kretzschmar
Gerald Granneman
Harold Kirchman
Russell Brown
Waterloo
Residents Return From Various Travels and Visits
Mrs Emma Luthmer and daughter Lorraine returned from Europe while many others visited relatives in Sumner, Waterloo, Waverly and Tama. Attendees and travelers include Olga Alberga Elaine Audrey, John Gladwin’s funeral attendance, Iowa state fair in Des Moines, and Mesquakie Indians pow wow at Tama. Several family gatherings and hospital updates noted with guests from Oelwein Madison Chicago and St Paul.
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Alberga
Elaine
Wilmette, Ill
Alma Pease
Audrey
Bonnie Pease
George
Clarence Holmes
St. Paul
Sumner
Herbert Heyer
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Ft. Snelling
John Graner
Oelwein
Laverne Luther
Adolph Meyer
Guy Carpenter
Strawberry Point
Cross Lake
Minn
Violet Kuker
Waverly
Louis Tietje
John Stevens
Delwein
Thomas Delahery
W. E. Pitka
Beulah
Ross Hill
Roberta
Marshalltown
Tama
H. C. Frank
Waterloo
Audrey Alberga
Chicago
Pease
F. K. Brown
Sylvia Tibbitts
W. H. Wehrmacher
William
Emma Wehrmacher
Paul Rettig, Jr
Bertha Heineman
Readlyn
Frank Ambrose
Louis Gaede
Garwin
Emaline Prestien
Tripoli
Ferdinand Pagel
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Geo. Kahler
May Caroline
Will Pietan
New Hampton
Wm. Judas
Rueben Shuette
Klinger
Herman Hesse
G. Schroeder
Wellman
F. G. Torgler
Paul Matthias
Loren Paul
Theo. Frese
Herman Matthias
Herman Rathe
Ruth Matthias
Ladies’ Aid
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
John Richman
Henry Meiers
Fred Judas
Clara Millius
Agnes Frese
Henry Hesse
Elmer
Emma
Helen Wehling
Minnesota
Robert Judisch
C. Pries
Wayne City
Leslie Bochman
Charles Phillip
St. Louis
E. N. Osnes
Leonard Fleischer
Fred Nieman
Osnes Hospital
Clarence Strottman
A. J. Schumacher
Elda Matthias
Herman Moeller
Danver
Friay
Gertrude
Laura
Ella Meier
Viola Sprung
Lockport
New York
Evelyn Biener
Mitchell
South Dakota
Walter Meier
W. W. Griese and Sons
H. A. Griese
Jack Degelau
Ed Degelau
Herb Wittenburg
Rhiny Freitag
Social notes from Des Moines Oelwein Tama and Corydon
Des Moines residents visited the Hoth home while Joe Ritchie stayed with relatives in Oelwein. Mrs Evans Hey er and Hurmence visited Tama. Miss Jean Brown returning home to Corydon after a week with the Evans household. The Mardorfs stayed with the Hanffs in Tripoli. The Shales and Howard Schug departed Saturday for a short outing at Spirit Lake.
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E. H. Hanff
Tripoli
Henry Shales
Howard Schug
Spirit Lake
Frederika Social Roundups Highlight Local Visits
A long list of guests and travelers fills Frederika and nearby towns as families visit relatives across Oelwein New Hampton Nashua and Waterloo. Fredericka hosts, visitors from Gladbrook Maynard Tripoli and St Paul make weekend stops. Leland Gethmann Edward Schnurstein and others figure in multiple family gatherings. Local church group lunches raise nine dollars.
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Vera Bliss
Robert and
Norman
Maynard
Henry Sassenberg
Edith
Henry
Oelwein
Anna Kappmeyer
Henry Harms
Ernest Wendt
August Bartelt
Tripoli
Lea Dilley
Pinhook
Ernest Buckendahl
August
Fred
Vera
Frederika
Rosemont
Minnesota
John
Frank
Richard
Albert Bartelt
Buckendahl
Arnold
Earl
Lloyd
Minneapolis
Samuel McGowan
Fred Ladd
Junior Richards
Tim Clary
J. H. McDonald
Claire Gunsalus
Akron
Ohio
M. E. Gunsalus
Robert
Lyman Litchfield
Rock Island, Ill
J. C. Carney
Max
C. I. Gunsalus
Lorton
Howard
Hugh Fordyce
Fredericksburg
J.D. Murphy
Fairbank
H. C. Bockhaus
Burdene
Waterloo
Hildagart Bremer
Alvin Bergman
Douglas Township
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hattie Alcock
Jennie Hale
Decia Henry
Mary Tibbetts
Oliver Boyce
St. Paul
Vernon Raisty
Baby
Allison
Alice Raisty
Greene
Fred Bergman
Arnold Jensen
Clara Ross
Clinton Scott
Abbie Scott
Burton Sherman
Arlene Sherman
Frank Sherman
L. P. Holm
Minerva
Emma Young
D. L. Bowers
F. E. Bagnard
Mr. Holm
Seth McGee
Carol Rice
Holm
Mrs. Hale
D. C. Smith
Paul
Bruce
Roger
C. C. Thomson
Millicent and
Mary
Sherman
Evelyn Buckendahl
Legal transfers prepared by Bremer County Abstract Company
Transfers for the week ending August 20, 1932, include Ernest H. Piegers to Francis Piters. Louis Gaede to J. G. Nichols for $1, eight percent NW fractional and S 18 acres NFR% NW section 5-92-11. Alma Oehlschlager to Adolph Hartmann for $1, lot 8, block Taleaks Smith addition to Waverly. William H. Eichmann to L. F. Eichman for $2,000, part lots 8 and 4, block 9, Wm. Sturdevant's addition to Waverly. Elizabeth Boyd to Hazel A. Boyd for $1, lot 1 and N% lot 2, block 9, Plainfield.
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Bremer County Abstract Company
Ernest H. Piegers
Francis Pieters
Louis Gaede
J. G. Nichols
Alma Oehlschlager
Adolph Hartmann
Block Taleaks Smith
Waverly
William H. Eichmann
L. F. Eichman
Wm. Sturdevant
Elizabeth Boyd
Hazel A. Boyd
Plainfield
Washington bicentennial stamps sale funds celebration
The sale of Washington bicentennial stamps is said to cover the celebration costs as many stamps enter collectors books rather than mail. The Los Angeles Times notes Uncle Sam is the only publisher in the country profiting from poor circulation.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Los Angeles Times
Ancient Grand Quivira bean sprouts at San Antonio museum
A large white bean recovered from the Grand Quivira ruins was soaked for five hours, then within fourteen days sprouted into a six inch tall stalk at a San Antonio museum. The seed, claimed to be 800 years old, began growing after immersion in water.
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Grand Quivira
San Antonio
Texas
Viscount Barrington Celebrates Two Silver Weddings
Shrivenham Berkshire England Viscount Barrington marks two silver wedding anniversaries while having recently observed his eighty fourth birthday A butterfly curator notes male butterflies carry flower like scents The common orange and black fritillary emits a sandalwood like odor The butterfly feeds atop red milkweeds and thistles and will flee from humans The female scent is described as exceedingly nauseating
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Shrivenham
Berkshire
England
Viscount Barrington
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W. H. Heyer
Ella Mueller
Claire
Ernest Gehrke
Emma Heyer
E. F. Pries
Henry Fritz
McGregor
E. L. Thies
Phyllis
Urbana
F. N. Sorenson
Norman Sorenson
August Bockhaus
Raymond
Henry Wendt
Gladbrook
Bockhaus
Wendt
Clarence Bockhaus
A. P. Wilkins
A. P. Wilkns
Adolph Gethmann
Leland Gethmann
Elmer Schneider
Max Carney
C. C. Thompson
Thermos
Tripoli Hardware Co
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Tripoli, Iowa