Sumner couple observes 40th anniversary with family
Mrs. Edward Koehler and her husband share a 40th wedding anniversary at Sumner with noon dinner. Relatives include Rev. E Mohr and family, Albert Wittenburg group, and many neighbors. The couple married December 16, 1925 at Trinity Lutheran Hawkeye and later retired to Sumner.
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Edward Koehler
John Mohr
David
Gene Koehler
N, Waverly
Stanley Koehler
A “Fampton
Dorothy Pohlann
Auburn
Esther Wendland
Koehler
Trinity Lutheran Church
Hawkeye
Here
Sumner
Gene
Wayler
Stanley
New Hampton
Albert Wittenburg
Hilda Schulz
Ige Wittenburg
Emil Rolff
Elaine
Averly
Albert Weideman
Delyon
Arnold Wende
West Union
Social round of visits and parties across Cresco Tripoli Waterloo and Greene
Pinhook residents and neighbors shared Sunday dinners and visits with families in Cresco Sumner Lucille Dilley called on Mrs John Nerge and Ada McConkey hosted events. Several groups attended Christmas parties and a Des Moines turkey dealers convention. Continuous family gatherings mark a holiday social week.
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Chester Pals
Vivian Hall
Cresco
Harry Wilson
Sumner
John Fay
John Jr
Ada McConkey
Lucille Dilley
John Nerge
Howard van Brocklin
Robert Schmidt
Tripoli
Leland Timmerman
Marvin Schumacher
Denver
Dean O’connel
Richard Reynolds
Sumner Hospital
Will Flanscha
Finnell Aid Club
Christ
Ray Kuethe
Allen Kroblin
Waterloo
KRX
Takin Bros
Ernest Grahlman
San Pedro
Cal
Howard van Brocklin, Jr
Cedar Falls
Frank Josifek
Traci
Emil Matthias
Matthias
Mary Meier
Robert Figanbaum
Betty Figanbaum
Des Moines
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Local youth wins seven-state punt pass kick title
John Lounsberry, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Max Lounsberry of Zearing, captured the seven state area age division in Ford's punt pass kick contest. He advances to Los Angeles to face six other western winners, with the national telecast set for December 18 during the Colts Rams game.
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John Lounsberry
Max Lounsberry
Zearing
Ford
Los Angeles
Rams
Freemasonry Arrives in American Colonies Before 1730
The record notes that Freemasonry was introduced into the American colonies prior to 1730, marking an early spread of Masonic activity across the colonial landscape.
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Freemasonry
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Robert Topping
Herman Warnke
Vernon
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Arthur Niemeyer
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