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Sumner area funeral for Fred Koch highlights local notices
Funeral services for Fred Koch were held at Berg Funeral Home and St. John American Lutheran Church with burial in Lutheran cemetery. He was born March 16 1894 served in World War I, married Mae Nolte April 25 1918, and worked as a farmer. Survivors include his wife two sons a daughter a grandson and several siblings. The column also reports meetings classes and social events across Sumner with notes on local officials, club officers and residents’ travels and marriages.
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Fred Koch
Here
Berg Funeral Home
St. John American Lutheran Church
Lutheran Cemetery
Mae Nolte
Darwin Fink
Sumner
Alfred
Waverly
Warland
Paris
France
Will Bock
John Bock
el Stephens
R. B. Ludlow
Indianapolis
Ind
Otto
Watertown
S. D
John
Tripoli
Leonard Wilharm
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Richard Tremaine
George Wescott
O. F. Busching
Paul Woods
Marilyn Hoth
Women's Society of World Service
Salem E.U.B
R. O. Dietel
Matt Leyh
Sumner Family Living Group
Elston Blume
Progressive Club
Charles Harms
al Wolfgram
Friendly Birthday Club
John Floden
George Messerer
Oelwein
Carl Rollins
Melvin Ohlendorf
Cecil Traster
Air Force
U. S
Thule
Greenland
M. G. Wolfgram
William Pickering and Son
Lyle Jurgensen
Clover Farm
Cedar Rapids