Nite-Owl League Results And Highs At State Farm
Week's results include Kramer Block defeating State Farm 4 0 and Biesterfelt 1 as Rettig Furniture and others posted scores. High game by Geneva Selck 193 and high series by Jean Magnall 489. other meets show Margaret Fink 223 and 525. Readlyn Oil and Farm Bureau Insurance appear in co op standings with Darla Bremer posting 183 single and 481 series.
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State Farm Risks
Rettig Furniture
Kramer-Crittenden
Biesterfelt Bros
Autonae
Kramer
State Farm
Retti
Biesterfelt
Geneva Selck
Jean Magnall
Frederika
Bock
Farm Bureau
Darla Bremer
Bowling Night Promises Prizes and Partner Draw
At 9 pm Red-pin Jack Pot will go to the winning team. Pay only open bowling price. Draw for partners.
Sumner Lodge installs officers and community notices
Sumner Shamrock Rebekah Lodge in Janesville installed the 1962 officers in the IL0OF hall. Names listed include Mrs. Lloyd Ludwig noble grand and Mrs. Elmer Knoedler vice grand. Also reported are anniversaries for Ed O’Brien and family, the Strottman 25th anniversary, and damage to a corn elevator causing about 7500 dollars in losses.
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V. G
Jerry Waskow
Clarence Strempke
Everett Krause
Pearl Treloar
Robert Varnum
F. J. Treloar
Pauline Creager
R. C. Gibson
Noble Grand
Albert Rees
Gene Allen
John Briggs
Reception for new Baptist pastor Rev Harry Haas
Members of the Baptist church held a reception for their new pastor Rev Harry Haas and wife Sunday evening in the church parlors. Various local residents and guests visited or attended events at homes listed, including Mrs Rena Smith Inez and families from Manchester and Cedar Rapids. Several couples and individuals hosted or were entertained at area homes over the weekend and on Jan 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed O'Brien
Max Hill
Pauline Creager
Coustesses
Leota Day
Mr.Brien
Sumner
Everett
Clayton
Sumr
Jack Hochberger
Con
Cal
Richard Traeger
Paul Woods
Margaret Treloar
Roy Traeger
Paul
J. A.ton
James
Osage
The
Baptist Church
Harry Haas
Rena Smith
Inez
Albert Bieck
John Floden
Louis Buhrow
Anaheim
E. E. Topp
Wanda Kennedy
Nicki
Minneapolis
Robert Topp
Manchester
Daisy Shales
Minnie Mabon
Cedar Rapids
Herbert Niemann
Progressive Club
Geo. McDonald
Niemann
Lloyd Klotz
Mary Ludwig
Fredericksburg
Lloyd Ladwig
Clarence Gersonde
WCTU
Felix Morf
M. G. Wolfgram
L. R. Ladwig
al Wolfgram
William Sell
Tripoli
Esther Vaughn
Mickie
Waterloo
Sunday Guests and Local News From Sumner Area
In Sumner and nearby towns residents hosted or visited over the weekend. Families including Harms Lehmkuhl Kammeyer Grieser and Warnke were guests in various homes. Local hospital patients include Mrs George Wilson and Mrs Sam Johnson. Two new babies were reported: a girl born January 4 to Mr and Mrs Charles Jenkins and a boy born January 3 to Mr and Mrs Harold Schiefelbien. Library renovations at Sumner Public Library continue on the second floor of City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harms
W. F. Lehmkuhl
Fairbank
O. B. Littell
H. F. Kammeyer
Gertrude Grieser
Fredericksburg
Ed Deder
H. J. Warnke
Archie Bowers
Hawkeye
George Wilson
Sam Johnson
Dalton Meyer
R. O. Dietel
Charles Jenkins
Harold Schiefelbien
Sumner Public Library
City Hall
Hollis Hunt
Sumner Hospital
Elmer Knoedler
Keith Knoedler
Waverly
Clarion
Fred Gates
Everett Krause
Gus Laube
Albert Rieck
Leonard Timmerman and Son
Earl O'Connell
Chester Pals
Chester
Albert Strasser
Greene
Ada McConkey
J. H. Haggerty
Jake Jacobs
Plainfield
John Donnelly
James Earl Mooney
New Hampton
Fraiday
Janet Kuethe
Linda Ann Kroblin
Sumner
W. H. Pratt
Robert Figanbaum
Geo. Wilson
Wilson
Frank Rochford
St. Bridget’s Rosary and Altar Society
George Banwell Sr
George
Sonia
Ethel Griffin
Herman Schwan
Mooney
McConkey
Raymond Kuethe
Lynn Wilson
Tripoli
Louie Meyer
Clifford Craun
Melvin Nerge
Judy Ann
Will Flanscha
Immanuel Lutheran Church elects new officers at Readlyn
Readlyn Immanuel Lutheran Church in Klinger announces officers Arlin Matthias as chairman Eldo Moeller vice chairman Ed Rathe treasurer Melvin Diercks board of education Martin Schweer elder Louis Warneke trustee Delbert Wittenburg collector. Community notices list visits and gatherings across Sumner Waterloo Cedar Falls and Tripoli with families from Waverly Dunkerton Maynard and Oelwein.
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
Klinger
Arlin Matthias
Eldo Moeller
Ed Rathe
Melvin Diercks
Board of Education
Martin Schweer
Louis Warneke
Delbert Wittenburg
Clara Burnett
Clear Lake
S. D
Lizzie Leistikow
Agnes Thran
Herman Noack
Horst Zahn
Oelwein
Melvin Boehm
Lori
Wm. Lenius
Rudolph Schmidt
Denver
Arnold Brunscheon
Werner Brunscheen
Dunkerton
Ed Tegtmeier
Sumner
Herbert Ju
Herbert Judisch
Melvin Boehme
Tom
Dan
Jim
Earl Judas
Maynard
Albert Ganske
Merwin Tiedt
Waterloo
Lavern Thurm
Merlin Buenzow
Roger Thurm
Ralph Stumme
Helen Thurm
Luther Mohr
Cedar Falls
Louie Zell
Clarence Ganske
Carl Buenger
Tripoli
Immortal Phrase Report From Maine Sinking Story
In 1898 in Havana harbor a U S Marine after the first blast aboard the Maine reported the ship sinking. Private William Anthony, the captain's orderly, collided with Captain Charles Signbee and quickly announced Sir I beg to report that the Captain's ship is sinking.
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U. S
Maine
Havana Harbor
William Anthony
Charles Signsbee
Local Social News From Pinhook and Nearby Towns
Pinhook and surrounding communities report Sunday and Wednesday visits and calls. Families such as Krause Laube Timmerman Pals Donnelly McConkey Rieck Wil son Kuethe and Meyer share gatherings funerals and hospital updates. Governor Winslow is noted for importing the first cows in the United States in 1624, a historic highlight.
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Winslow
United States
Decorating the entryway for style and function
Decor trends show foyers reappearing in new and remodeled homes and apartments. Use room dividers like furniture screens or bookcases to set off the space without clutter. Choose bold color and lighting that harmonize with adjacent rooms, keep traffic clear, and add a mirror and easy to clean flooring for practicality.
Neighborly Hands Aid 474 Acre Farm After Loss of Sight
Bill Huff aged 36 from near Donnellson suddenly lost his sight due to a rare fungus eye ailment. Neighbors mobilized to run his 474 acre farm while he undergoes highly complex eye treatments and medical care.
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Bill Huff
Donnellson
Bowling injury at local alley Injures Roger Jacobson
Roger Jacobson of Dows was struck by a bowling ball while setting pins at the local alley. He suffered a concussion and needed several stitches to close a head wound.
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Roger Jacobson
Dows
Tripoli Community School Lunch Menu Highlights Week
Tripoli Community School lists weekly lunches with daily options including chili and crackers on Monday and fish sticks on Friday. Menu features vegetables, fruit desserts, bread and butter, and milk each day.
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Tripoli Community School
Governor calls for Iowa history focus in schools
Iowa Governor argues students should complete a semester of Iowa history and government during high school to foster greater appreciation of the state. The plan centers on an added emphasis in public education.
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Erbe
Iowa
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Nite-Owl League
Hatchery
Cafe
Joel
Wayside
Colburn
Twi-Lite League
Church League
Jim Nuss
Alvin Hahn
Strikette League Clippers
Tripoli Cafe
Wayside Inn
Juel’s AG
Colburn Feed
Bergmann Hatchery
Clippers
L Congregational
E&r
Grace Lutheran
Crane Creek
B&r
Siegel
al Siegel
Congregational
Jerry Snelling
Hasbrouck-Voetmann Kuhrt Insurance
Hasbrouck
Kuhrt
Harold Strottman
John Parish House
Bertha Wehling
Strottman
Readlyn
Eugene
Donald
Richard
Bergmann Construction Rete
Elmer Schnadt
Tripoll
Pinhook
Pearl E. Parder
County Extension
Howard M. White
Iowa and National Water Well Assn
Warner
Block & Klemp
Tripoli, Iowa
China
Mac Dee
Ray
Duane Holm
State Farm Life Insurance Company
Bloomington
Illinois
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Buick Special
Buhr Chevrolet CO
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