Sumner Silver Anniversary and Local Notices
Sumner observes the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Barels with a restaurant dinner and guest list. Obituaries include Mrs. Anna Dienst of Sumner, with funeral in St. John American Lutheran church. Also noted are multiple marriage announcements, assignments, and church calls for local residents and clergy, plus Modern Woodmen officers for 1965 and Gary Duenow’s hospital update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Barels
Erhardt Haar
Wilbert Brandt
Henry Haar
Herbert Warnke
Helen Haar
Mr. Cartell
St. John American Lutheran Church
Buck Creek
Sumner
Robert Zweibohner
Decorah
Larry
Denise
Anna Dienst
John Mohr
Albert
Bertha Wolfgram Otto
Leonard Dienst
Raymond Blanche
Madison
Wis
Albert, Waverly
Rev Henry Rasmussen Accepts Call To Zion Lutheran At Allis
Local church notices list the Rev Henry Rasmussen leaving St. John American Lutheran after two and a half years to serve Zion Lutheran in Atalissa. The community also records hospital recoveries, holiday gatherings, and upcoming Christmas events with numerous local families in Hawkeye Tripoli Sumner and Readlyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Sumner
St. John's Lutheran Church
Spring Fountain
L. J. Gutermuth
Corona
South Dakota
St. John’s Church
St. Paul’s Church
Henry Rasmussen
St. John American Lutheran Church
Zion Lutheran Church
Atallissa
Thanksgiving Gatherings and Newborn Joy Across Local Families
Denver and Waterloo households hosted extended guests for Thanksgiving with Wente and Krueger families prominent. Newborn Troy Alan Krueger arrived at Allen Memorial Hospital weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces, joining brothers Scott and Monte. Additional gatherings featured Oberheu Leisinger and Kehe households in Waverly Waterloo and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavern Wente
Arnold Wente
Oscar Wente
Michael
Mathilda Kehe
Waterloo
James Wente
Corwith
Harold Wente
Harold Kehe
Ronald Krueger
Gus Oberheu
Marilyn
Karen
Waverly
Norman Oberheu
Otto Leisinger
Otto Krueger
Denver
James Krueger
Troy Alan
Allen Memorial Hospital
Troy
Scott
Monte
Wendell May
Bruce
Doug
Charles City
Ed Krueger
West Union
Duane Schl
FFA Boy of the Month Named in Garner
Stanley Greiman of Garner rural area is named FFA boy of the month for November. His senior year projects include seven litters of sons, 50 feeder pigs, three acres of corn and five acres of soybeans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Greiman
Dale Greiman
Garner
FFA
Party Held Monday at Mrs Lester Engelke Home
A social gathering occurred Monday at 7 p m at the residence of Mrs Lester Engelke. Hosts welcomed guests in a warm, informal setting with conversation and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Engelke
Funeral and social notices from Loganville and surrounding areas
Pinhook Mr and Mrs Ray Kuethe and sister Lehora Lynes of Plainfield attend the funeral of their uncle Henry Neiman in Loganville Wis. Saturday. Leo Leuenberger and daughters visited John Fay Saturday supper. Leland Timmerman and sons from Tripoli joined Earl OConnell for Sunday dinner. Mrs Chester Pals spent Sunday evening with Ada McConkey. A farewell party at Edmund Webster home featured many locals with a pot lunch and prize recipients Leroy Brocka Claude Block Ray Kuethe Richard Reynolds Edmund Webster and Robert Figanbaum. Relatives and friends assisted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Kuethe
Lehora Lynes
Plainfield
Henry Neiman
Loganville
Wis
Leo Leuenberger
John Fay
Leland Timmerman and Sons
Tripoli
Earl O'Connell
Chester Pals
Ada
Melvin Nerge
Albert Rieck
Arnold Rieck
Lucile Dilley
Will Flanscha
Donald and
Carol
Claude Block
Leroy Brocka
Richard Reynolds
Edmund Webster
Robert Figanbaum
Webster family moves to Sumner home after purchase
Webster family relocates to a Sumner residence they recently bought. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Van Brocklin spent Saturday evening with the Earl Avery family. Mr. and Mrs. Art Brandt of Waverly were Sunday evening callers at the Albert Bieck home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thies celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary at Readlyn Community Hall. Edwin Brase attended a seed corn salesmen banquet in Oelwein on Friday. Gregory Strottman is taking a farm management short course at Iowa State University in Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Websters
Sumner
Howard van Brocklin
Earl Avery
Art Brandt
Waverly
Albert Bieck
Fred Thies
Readlyn
Edwin Brase
Oelwein
Gregory Strottman
Iowa State University
Ames
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warnke-Aschbrenner
Shirley Jean Warnke
Ronald Aschbrenner
Cedar Rapids
Kenneth Krahn
Laverne Warnke
Westgate
Arthur Aschbrenner
Aschbrenner
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Collins Radio Co
West Palm Beach
Cedar Falls
Ruth Haeflinger
T. F. Anders
Fred Haeflinger
Myron Schild
Ralph Schild
Mr. Schild
First Eum
Donald Iles
Pennington Supply
Lawrence Buss
Henry Knief
G. E. Farnum
Herbert Leyh
Centry
Albert Duenow
Claude Aubrey
Milo Lease
Gary Duenow
Fitzsimmons General Hospital
Colo
Gary
William Duenow
DIANA
Sey Severst
Trume
Tripoli Hardware
Dial
Frank Lang
Claude Nuss
Mike McCue
Henry Fritz
Harlan Martin
Debbie
William Ishman
Elmer Damon
Albert Rees
Eva Shaver
University Hospital
Iowa City
James Schultz
Erwin Schultz
Hawkeye
August Wolfgram
Harold Frisch
Tammy
Will Unger
Will Struck
Herbert Zickuhr
Herman Reding
James
Springfield
Mass
Air Force
William Bradford
Robert Sage
Here
Robert Gruenberg
Edwin Decor
Joan
Jerry Nichols
Tripoli Town Hall
Arlan Duenow
Fort Bragg
N. C
Arthur Niemeyer
Ernest Miller
Cletus Miller
Emil Spier
Henry Steidler
Minnie Westendorf
Richard Traeger
Leon Reimler
Jose Vega
Joe Mihm
Edwin Dedor
H. F. Kammeyer
Fredericksburg
Robert Gehrke
St. John Parish House
Tom Bump
PEO
Richard Tremaine
Laurel Chapter
O.E.S
Masonic Temple
Bremer Rebekah Lodge
Lo.o.f. Hall
Progressive Club
Owen Whiteford
Donald Goesch
Charles Harms
D. D. Duhrkopf
Wa Tan Ye Club
Ray's Clothiers and Cleaners
Iowa
Pinhook
McCulloch
Chain Saw Owners
Block's Auto Service
Ray
Envoy
Ray’s Clothiers & Cleaners
Pveryone
Cones
Tripoli, Iowa
Corvair
Chevrolet
Fisher
Buhr Chevrolet Company
South Main
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