Engaged couples announced in Sumner and Columbus
Sumner families announce Mary Lee Huebner to Ernie Meyer and Dorothy Jane Petratz to Harry Settie. Early summer weddings planned. both brides teach or work in local industries. Local news notes hospital visits, injuries, naval reserve duty, and numerous holiday gatherings across Sumner and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Huebner
Mary Lee
Ernie Meyer
Earl Meyer
Sumner
W. O. Petratz
Dorothy Jane
Harry G. Settie
Wm. Settie
Columbus
Nebr
Columbus Planning Mill
Pinhook social rounds and regional visits noted
Mrs Ethel Griffin hosted her nephew Lyden O Day and Bernita of Washington DC along with Mrs Kenneth Seery and children from New Hampton at a Friday dinner. Many regional visits continue with relatives in Sumner Wa verly and Wa verly etc. Kenneth Seery and others host and visit in New Hampton Prairie du Chien and St Louis while Kathryn Scheddler and Roy Rathbone family ties are mentioned amid family visits.
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John Hamilton
Muscatine
John Jeffery
Hamiltons
Sumner
Siguard Johnson
W. A. Heyer
Herb. Heyer
Cedar Falls
Edward Megonigle
Independence
Charles
Adams
Norman Barth
Hawkeye
C. C. Tibbitts
Henry Barth
New Years
Erwin Mardorf
Cleveland
Ohio
Inez Sexton
Jim Sexton
Robert Ribbeck
Community Hospital
A. F. Miller
Vic Gallo
Strawberry Point
Jack Swisher
Clarinda
Ann Miller
Manchester
R. K. Beebe
Norma Tremaine
Don Henderson
Toledo
Ed Tremaine
Dick Tremaine
Emma Hurmence
G. Platte
Gust Platte
Howard Turver
St. Louis
Harold Niemann
M. C. Mardorf
C. J. Mardorf
Olin
Iowa City
James
J. P. Murphy
H. H. Karsten
Don
Ed Borcherding
James Ribbeck
Iowa State Teachers College
E. B. Ribbeck
Harry Bergman
Texas
Carl Jobe
Westgate
Sumner Community Hospital
Doyle
Max Davis
Ray Whitnable
N. Davis
Fredericksburg
Fred Volker
Herbert Niemann
Ethel Griffin
Lyden O'Day
Bernita
Washington, D. C
Kenneth Seery
New Hampton
L. Meier
Albert Bieck
Shirley Roever
Waverly
Howard van Brocklin
Harry McConkey
Clyde McConkey
Henry Schedtler
Ernie Schedtler
Marlowe Burke
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Kathryn Scheddler
Roy Rathbone
Howard van Brooklyn
Otto Reever
Shirley
Walter Schroeder
Jack Wolf
Tripoli
Herman O'Day
Kenneth McFarland
Florida
Capitol Capsules: Iowa highway progress highlighted
Iowa reports show the 10 month period Jan 1 through Oct 31 1951 had fewer states contracting more highway work than IA California Pennsylvania Texas New York and Florida led in contract counts IA also had high per capita and per square mile activity significantly above national averages Eisenhower for president discussion grows with GOP dynamics influencing state conventions and national committee support Iowa Young Republicans open the first permanent headquarters in Des Moines with about 66 counties and 10 000 members seeking broader coordination
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Fred White
Commission
White
California
Pennsylvania
Texas
New York
Florida
Young Republicans
Jes Moines
Economic and political notes from Iowa 1951 recap
Iowa cash farm receipts for September and October rose versus the prior year while state income lagged behind other states. Beardsley urged no Christmas gifts for officials. licensing reforms for foreign doctors are considered to speed up approvals. Potential gubernatorial candidates include Nicholas Evans Beardsley Larson with others eyeing 1952 primaries. Also reports of a fatal fall in Spirit Lake and a truck fire incident in Dysart with a quick rescue.
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Iowa
A. D. Woods
State Center
Iowa State Board of Medical Examiners
William S. Beardsley
Statehouse
Beardsley
Robert Larson
Larson
Marriage Licenses Taken In Several Iowa Towns
William Lewis Greimann and Margaret Westervelt wed. Erwin J. Wehling with LaDora Freudenberg. Richard Dornbusch with Alma Carlson. Herbert Krantz with Adeline Heidemann. Milton Mack with Shirley Mayepker. Robert Reinhardt with Marjorie Juhl. Philip Robinson with Ruth Shde. Herbert Warnke with Loretta Bull. Eugene Boedecker with Muriel Liemahn. The license list covers Waterloo, Plainfield, Wa terloo, Tripoli, and Waverly. An Iowa State College extension note adds guidance on exhaust fan placement for farm buildings. Best to vent south or east walls, near ceiling or floor. There is little difference in location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lewis Greimann
Chapin
Margaret Westervelt
Plainfield
Erwin J. Wehling
Readlyn
LaDora A. Freudenberg
Waterloo
Richard Dornbusch
Legal
Clinton
Alma Carlson
Herbert Martin Krantz
Adeline Ethel Heidemann
Milton Victor Mack
Waverly
Shirley Mayepker
Robert R. Reinhardt
Marjorie M. Juhl
Philip Robinson
Ruth E. Shde
Herbert C. Warnke
Loretta M. Bull
Tripoli
Eugene R. Boedecker
Muriel J. Liemahn
S. S. de Forest
Iowa State College
South Carolina's shift toward industry amid textiles economy
South Carolina remains a strong agricultural state while rapidly industrializing. Textiles account for about seventy percent of manufacturing, with minerals such as phosphate rock granite gold silver manganese iron ore lime and monazite. Turpentine is noted as an abundant product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
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Lions Club
Dick Wells
Robert Wells
Fred Reimler
Mr. Reimler
Julius Waskow
Park Avenue
M. M. Schaper
Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Keith Adams
Norma Adams
Ninth Corps
Kumsong
North Korea
Ft. Sheridan, Ill
Pinhook
Capitol
Ike
State Commission
State of
Eisenhower
Taft
Harrison Spangler
Guy Butler
Rolfe
Iowa House of Representatives
Butler
W. H. Nicholas
Mason City
Nicholas
Leo Elthon
Fertile
Elthon
Iowa Senate
Kenneth A. Evans
Emerson
GOP
John Lee
Spirit Lake
Lee
Lake Park
Kenneth Wilkinson
Dysart
Wilkinson
John Deere
Woods Bros
A. C
IHC
Victor
Gale
Sears
Keith Cantwell
Mack Gable
Orville Naber
Readlyn Savings Bank
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