Various Sunday Guests and Calls Around Waterloo Area
A stream of visitors and hosts is listed across Waterloo, Cedar Falls, and nearby towns. Names include Lemke, Schmudlach, French, Sassmann, Ager, Sherman, Truax, McGee, Adams, Bergmann, Nuss, Loffredo, Abanks, and many others visiting family and friends or hosting meals from Wednesday to Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Lemke
Sumner
Roy Schmudlach
Effie Wagner
Raymond French
New Hampton
W. H. Sassmann
Denver
A. W. French
Hazel Ager
Hazel Bowers
Carol Sherman
Irene Sherman
Mollie Thompson
Joe Truax
Cedar Falls
Joseph James Truax
Mabel McGee
Harold Adams
Marengo
Harold Ager
Harlan Pose and
Bernice Sells
C. C. Murphy
Janesville
E. J. Nuss
Merlin
Marvin Wilhalm
Pinhook Tom Burke Ill in Mason City Hospital
Tom Burke is quite ill in a Mason City hospital. Mr and Mrs Alfred Hahn and sons attended the Braun reunion at Sumner Sunday. Mr and Mrs Earl O Connell entertained at dinner with Mr and Mrs John O Rourke Tom and Jack Waterloo. the latter home on furlough from California. Mrs Marvin Schumacher of Denver and David Timmerman Tripoli. Marlowe Burke Mason City was a Saturday caller in the Robert Popp home. Sons recently returned from a sightseeing trip to Chicago. Mr and Mrs Will Zangerlee of Nebraska spent the weekend in the George Weigens home. Mr and Mrs Bruce Pals and son Waterloo were Sunday din-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Burke
Mason City
Alfred Hahn
Isons
Braun
Sumner
Earl O'Connell
John O'Rourke
Tom
Jack
Waterloo
California
Marvin Schumacher
Denver
David Timmerman
Tripoli
Marlowe Burke
Robert Popp
Alfred Hahn and Sons
Chicago
Will Zangerlee
Nebraska
George Weigens
Bruce Pals and
Community Notes From Sumner Area Social Pulse
Local residents hosted events and visits including birthdays anniversaries and hospital updates. Notable items include Lucille Dilley hosting the Birthday club with high cards prizes won by Earl Avery Pratt and Elsie McDonough, a golden wedding supper for John McCue, and a family gathering with the Riecks, Moeh lis and Buhr relatives. A birth was announced for Erling Lohmann in Greeley and Bernard Beckman obituary news from Colorado. St Bridget’s held an annual picnic with about 40 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ner
Chester Pass
John Donnelly
Jim
Louie Gitch
Lucille Dilley
Arnold Rieck
Hilda Moehlis
Bill Buhr
Red Wing
Minn
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Donald Sievers
Erling Lohmann
Greeley
Fla
Ray Kuethe
Arthur
Albert Rieck
Rieck
Rena Smith
Inez
Judd van Brocklin
Howard van Brocklin
W. H. Pratt
Wayne Older
Denies
Opening Japanese ports sought by Perry expedition
The piece recalls the 1854 naval expedition led by Commodore Matthew Perry to Yokosuka Japan awaiting the Emperor's decision on opening Japanese ports to commerce. It also notes a family gathering at Waverly and visits at the Rieck and Schwake households with relatives returning from summer with grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Perry Andho
Yokosuka
Japan
Fragmentary note about curfew and newspaper printing changes
A fragmented snippet recalls evenings with curfews and mentions newspapers printed on wrapping paper using a printing press. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or individuals.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frederika
George Hagen
Steven
Leroy Township
Roy Volker
J. C. Ruehs
Carl Schwemm
Siegel
Frank Loffredo
Evansdale
C. C. Clary
Fredericksburg
Jimmy Abanks
Atlanta
Abanks
Faye Henniger
Effie Alcock
Everett Lampmann
Joe Nystrom
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Irvine Eggleston
August Pleggenkuhle
E. G. Pleggenkuhle
H. C. Frese
Waverly
A. H. Jahnke
Bertha Drape
August Frahm
Ella Lemke
Eldon White
Wayne Bravener
Herbert Sonday
Charles Thoms
Tracy
Robert Bergmann
White
Don Baker
Margaret
Pinhook
Harrison Lakeshore Orchards
Nashua, Iowa
Howard M. White
Iowa
National Water Well Assn
Adams
Hammond
A, le
FERSO
American Savings Bank
FDIC
PennZoil
Buhr
HAM
Labor Day
SWIFT
Swift's Premium
Folger’s Coffee
Swift’s Premium
Mazola
Shasta
DRY Goods Department
Haase
Burnett Farms
Heinz
India
Jar
Hamburger
Betty Crocker
Nestle’s
Bag
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