Nite-Owl League Week Results Highlight Bowl Aggregates
Week standings show Kramer three to one against Bowl-In and Biesterfelt three to one versus Block while State Farm posts four to zero and Bettig earns no wins. Betty Holm leads with a 191 high game and 524 high series. In the Co-op segment Darla Bremer top scores with 186 and a 514 series as Farm Bureau and Oil teams claim wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kramer
Biesterfelt
State Farm
Bettig
Betty Holm
Bock
Frederika
Farm Bureau
Darla Bremer
Parent urged to attend if possible
A call is made for at least one parent to attend the event if feasible. The notice stresses the importance of parental presence for participation and support.
Sunday Guests And Visits In Local Community
Knittel and LeRoy Platte hosted Sunday dinner with Arnold Platte. David Dornbusch, son of Rev Erich Dornbusch, returned after six months’ training in California. Olson and Lori Ann visited Platte home. John Buenzow and Mrs Dornbusch met Rev Dornbusch in Oakdale. Ray Hoeg visited Petersons. Platte family called on Jesse Thompson. Chris Peterson and Herman Meiholt hosted a Thursday visit. Louise Buchholz is a patient in Sumner hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Platte
Arnold Platte
David
Erich J. Dornbusch
California
Charlie Olson
Lori Ann
John Buenzow
Erich Dornbusch
Oakdale
Ray Hoeg
Denver Scout Pack 118 Hosts Christmas Party
Denver Boy Scouts and Cub Pack 118 held a Christmas party at the Legion hall with a potluck supper and gift exchange. Members presented parents’ gifts they had made, and Mrs. Warner Droste hosted the Thimble Bee party with 24 members, a potluck, and a gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Cub Pack
Legion Hall
Warner Droste
Howard Garner
Waterloo
Arthur Matthias
Hartley
Fred Gielau
Clara
Charles Schweer
Albert Thiemann
Allen Memorial Hospital
Ernest Gries
Griese
Werner Wolf
James
John
Caroline Mixdorf
Tripoli
Emil Redies
Jody Waterman
Elda Griese
Sunny
John Schumacher
Clara Schneer
Canasta Club
Roger Morgan
Harold Paul
Church League and Marsh League Bowling Scores
Final first half results include E R No 1 and 3 Congregational 1 Grace 4 E R No 2 0 Siegel 2 Crane Creek 2. John Poock high game 232 and high series 552. Week's atop Produce 2 Kuhrt 2 Sales 4 Leader 0 Has brouck and Cafe postponed. Alvin Hahn 200 high game Lawrence Snelling 543 high series. Marsh League Sumner Polar Club Tripoli Grain Rock Island Produce American Saw Bank Readlyn Co op Harrys Tap week Polar 4 Co op 0 Produce 3 Bank 1 Grain 4 Tap 0. Richard Meyer 205 high game Gary Stromer 561 high series. Week Interstate 3 Top 1 Bank 4 Faculty 0 Oil 3 Bies terfelt 1 high Arnold Brunsch een 233 high Jerry Snelling 556. Week Oil 3 VFW 1 Vic s 3 Tonne 1 Farmers Store 4 Auto 0 high Bob Schmidt 219 high Jerry Snelling 542.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E&r
Congregational
Grace
Siegel
Crane Creek
John Poock
Kuhrt
Leader
Hasbrouck and Cafe
Alvin Hahn
Lawrence Snelling
Marsh League
Sumner Polar Club
Tripoli Grain
Rock Island Produce
American Saw. Bank
Readlyn Co-op
Harry's Tap
Richard Meyer
Gary Stromer
Interstate
Bank
Faculty
Oil
Biesterfelt
Arnold Brunscheen
Jerry Snelling
Vic's
Farmers Store
Bob Schmidt
Sumner Lodges Elect Lookout Lodge Officers
Sumner lodges elect Lookout Lodge AP. & AM officers and Sumner LOF officers with Rex Cas as master, Dr. Earl Ritter senior warden, Harold Lawyer junior warden, and others named. Also reports obituaries, weddings, and local society notes across Sumner community events and brief notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lookout Lodge
AP. & AM
Rex “Cas
Earl Ritter
Harold Awyer
Paul Ty
Louis Hochberger
Modern Woodmen of America
Pennington
Henry Rockdaschel
Gaylord Farnum
Albert Duenow
Laurence Bus
Henry Knief
Herbert Legh
Milo Lease
Claude Aubrey
Fred Bus
First Ice Cream Cone Originated at 1904 St Louis Exposition
The first ice cream cone traces to the 1904 St Louis Exposition where a vendor reportedly served ice cream in a cone, popularizing a handheld treat. The story highlights a culinary innovation linked to a notable fair event and draw.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nite-Owl League
Arn Brunscheen
Garry Stromer
Wi State Farm Risks
Bettig Furniture
Kramer-Crittenden
Biesterfelt Bros. Black Auto Service
Tripoli Bowl-In
Frederika Produce
Readlyn Oil
Farm
Turkey
Denver
Church League
E&r No
Grace Lutheran
E&r No. 2
Kuhrtens
Tripoli Cafe
Tripoli Leader
Hasbrouck-Voetmann
Merchants League Farmers Sav. Bank
Tegtmeier Oil
Biesterfelt Bros
Moeller’s
Readlyn
Ambrose Oil
Readlyn Vfw
Ambrose Auto
Vie’s Food
Sumner
Sumner LO
Noble Grand
William Pickering
Willis Muether
Evan Burke
John Milnes
Harry Krause
Orville Orman
Marvin Ahrenholz
Charles Heyer
William Hurmence
Chris Hansen
Rudolph Haase
St. John American Lutheran Church
John Mohr
Anna Augusta
August Petratz
Pomerania
Germany
United States
Herbert
Walter
Idaho
Alfred
Georgia
Gerhardt
Portland
Ore
Edmund Rader
Flora Virginia
Ronald Dean Hogue
Cedar Falls
Jack Hogue
Odebolt
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Miss Rader
Peoples Bank and Trust Co
Penny Store
Will
Arlene Roloff
Emil Roloff
Waverly
Eugene Koehler
Edward Koehler
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Miss Roloff
Lutheran Mutual
Mr. Koehler
John Knoploh
Henry Elsamiller
Alfred Buhr
Les Sell
Duane Wedemeier
Wilbert Buhr
Marvin Knoploh
Donald Pries
William Bruch
Knoploh
Sumner Fire Department
Vernon Thurm
Here
Wilfred Westendorf
Frank Pagel
L. R. Ludwig
Louis Meade
R. O. Dietel
Paul Beckman
A} Wolgram
Vernon Gonnerman
Elmer Miller
Ernest Miller
Mr. Miller
Andrew Carstensen
Orlando
Fla
Millers
Junior
Carstensens
Daisy Shales
Ervin van Bogert
Fayette
Shales
Minnie Mabon
Cedar Rapids
Gladys Schott
Emma Miller
Irma
San Bernardino
Cal
Miss Miller
Carl Lofgren
Chicago
Roy Binning
Arnold Tegtmeier
Wichita
Kan
Bertha Leyh
Monte Wuttke
Frank Niedert
Michael Sex
Ton
Erwin Niewoehner
Fredericksburg
Sumner Hospital
Leo Hoth
Diane
Bangor
Wis
Robert Gersonde
Paul Treloar
Sharon
Michael
Corpus Christi
Tex
Mary White
Bluffton
Tack
Roger
Iowa
F. M. Root
Optometrist
Main St
Ken Eyers
Optician
Schrafft
Johnson
Goggins
Park Lane
BRACH
Lydia Darah
Little Miss
Spartus Electric
Borg
KODAK
Brownie
Starmite
Outfit
Tae Newl
O’brien
Chusimas
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