Fremont Community Notes of Visits and Birthdays
Fremont residents hosted and visited relatives this week with many family gatherings. Attendees included Schwake and Ganske families, Hoppenworths, Nabholzs, Wikners, Dettmeres, Mohlings, Kappmeyers, Muellers, Brandts, Peters, Rathe, and many others in celebratory dinners and farewells. Coretta Dettm ering and Arnold Degelau also attended dinners with Barnes and Lahmann families as Michael James was baptized at Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Hunemuller
Harry Aschbrenner
Waterloo
Albert Hunemuller
Gary Gienau
Allen Memorial Hospital
Erhardt Lahmann
Randolph Schwartz
August Aschbrenner
Dannie
Josephine Aschbre
H. W. Krueger
Robert Rathbone
Alice Krueger
Kay Rathbone
Neil Guether
Waverly
Leonard Axon
Mickey
Navy
Norfolk
Axon
Donald Bull
John Axon
Tripoli
Edith Eckhardt
Robert Eckhardt
Fritz Eckhardt
Allen Kriz
Pete Barge
Elmer Bradley
Harry Sells
Ed Vesely
Tracy
Max Kriz
Panthers Triumph In Close Basketball Showing
Panther victory features standout scoring by Al Alcock with 30 points and a balanced effort from Jim Krumm 19 and Jim Kuhrt 18. Allen Alcock nabs 14 field goals as Sam Kehe returns from a hand injury to feed the stars while Kooi and Alcock contribute on both ends. Girls fall to Plainfield as Pantherettes struggle with shooting. Susan Wente tops with 16 points and Evelyn Klunder adds 17 for Plainfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panther
Kent Kooi
Allan Alcock
Sam Kehe
Alcock
Krumm
Kuhrt
al Alcock
Jim Kuhrt
Jim Krumm
Tripoli
Pantheretes
Plainfield Girls
Pantherettes
Susan Wente
Evelyn Klunder
Plainfield
Burrow
al Schumacher
Karl Krumm
Steve Ellison
Steve Tegtmeier
Denver PTA and Library Meet In Early January
Mrs Wally Keller left Denver Tuesday afternoon for San Leandro California after news of her father Fred Harms death A Denver Community PTA meeting set for January 25 will show district fitness efforts with fourth to sixth graders and rope climbing Parents may compete with students in gym activities The Denver Library held its regular meeting January 4 with officers elected Dr E H Stumme president Marie Buss vice president Doris Rucker treasurer Mildred Kurtt secretary Vernon Moeller appointed to the board replacing LaVern Kurtt Supt Ramon Green serves as sixth member The Garden Club met January 5 at Mrs Gerald Witmer home eight members attended Curtis Olson president presided Bird care and feeding discussed Next meeting February 2 at Mrs Hilda Kimm home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wally Keller
Alita Harms
San Leandro
Cal
Fred Harms
Denver
PTA
E. H. Stumme
Marie Buss
Doris Rucker
Mildred Kurtt
Vernon Moeller
LaVern Kurtt
Ramon Green
Garden Club
Gerald Witmer
Curtis Olson
Hilda Kimm
Dinner Guests in Tripoli and Surrounding Homes
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ganske were Saturday evening dinner guests in the Carl Buenger home in Tripoli. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Platte visited Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfried Westendorf in Sumner. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Moeller spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Koschmeder. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Peetrsen visited Saturday evening with
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenz Brandt
Waverly
Leslie Dettmer
Selma Clausing
Dale Steere Brent
Dorsey
Ernest Brase
Herman Rathe
Rathe
Leonard Mixdorf
Darrel
Arnold Westend
Fred Arnold
Manchester
Lawrence Snelling
Lorraine Schuldt
Myron Chapin
Robert Chapin
Vernon Wikner
Denver
Ed Scott
Readlyn
Lester Peters
Carl Peters
Elmer Wittenburg
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Lloyd Moeller
Diane
Robert Rathbone
E. L. Dancer
Clarence Ganske
Carl Buenger
Tripoli
Arnold Platte
Wilfried Westendorf
Sumner
Herman Moeller
Leslie Koschmeder
Chris Peetrsen
Oats and Rye Price Support Loan Rates Set
Bremer county producers qualify for 1965 price support on oats and rye at national averages of 60 cents per bushel for oats grade No 3 and 1.02 per bushel for rye grade No 2. Support levels reflect cuts to corn grain sorghum and barley loans announced December 15. No acreage diversion or price payments for oats and rye. loans and on farm or warehouse stored purchases guide support with harvest through January 31 1966 applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
Agriculural Stabilization and Conservation
ASC
Local visits mark a Sumner area weekend
Mr and Mrs John Hagenow were Thursday afternoon visitors in the Clarence Wehling home. Mr and Mrs Gerhardt Schwake of Sumner spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Leslie Koschmeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hagenow
Arnold Platte
Clarence Wehling
Gerhardt Schwake
Sumner
Leslie Koschmeder
Maxfield Lutheran Church Elects Officers for 1965
Denver Special. Annual business meeting of St. John's Lutheran church Maxfield elected officers including Henry O. Pipho as president Ernest H. Pipho treasurer Ernest Griese deacon Rogert Grettman trustee Herman Seegers two proposed three year term Roland Lau two year term Merle Teisinger one year term cemetery committee Adolph Koelling district convention delegate alternate Ernest Platte Plans for the spring dedication of the new church were discussed with services held in the partially completed church since Christmas Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Maxfield
Henry O. Pipho
Ernest H. Pipho
Ernest Griese
Rogert Grettman
Herman Seegers
Roland Lau
Merle Teisinger
Adolph Koelling
Ernest Platte
Two Denver Churches Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
Two Denver churches held their annual congregational meetings on Sunday January 10 electing new officers and council members. St Paul United Church of Christ elected three new council members for three year terms Willard Mehling Ronald Knudson and Edgar Moehl Harlan Laube was chosen for the two year unexpired Milton Soldwisch term Five new council members Art Hennings Dr L P Stumme Emil DeVries Duane Harms and Larry Niemann were also elected. Shop in Tripoli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
St. Paul United Church of Christ
Willard Mehling
Ronald Knudson
Edgar Moehling
Harlan Laube
Milton Soldwisch
Art Hennings
Dr. L. P. Stumme
Emil DeVries
Duane Harms
Larry Niemann
District Forester to Visit ASCS Office for Tree Planting Aid
The Bremer County district forester will be at the ASCS office in Waverly on January 18 to discuss tree planting options. He will help select varieties, plan planting areas, and process cost sharing for 80 percent of planting costs except windbreaks or ornamentals. Planting stock orders may be placed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
ASCS
Waverly
Agriculture Conservation
Ames
County Extension
SCI
Will Power The Ability To Eat One Salted Peanut
A brief note defines will power as the ability to eat a single salted peanut, treating restraint as a personal measure of discipline. No further context or events accompany the definition.
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Towa
Fremont
George Drewis
Virgil Schwake
Joe Pleggenkuhle
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Oregon, Ill
Tampa
Fla
R. W. Schwake
W. H. Ganske
Leslie Hunemuller
K. H. Hoppenworth
H. H. Hoppenworth
L. J. Nabholz
Kim
R. O. Wikner
Adelia Peterson
Laverne, Minn
Adolph Mohling
Ann Marie Shares
Gilbertsville
Keith Fettkether
Gilbertsville Catholic Church
Brenda
Allen Lohmann
Ed Lohmann
Richard Happel
Herb Miller
Paul Kappmeyer
Walter Kappmeyer
Frederika
Nancy Mueller
Charles Mueller
Margene Schuldt
Fredericksburg
Dunkerton
Turkey Valley
Wapsie Valley
Janesville
Tuerkey Valley
Janet Schneer
Vickie Burrow
Charlene Everding
Elaine Meyer
Verla Zander
Elaine Hartman
Charleen Shonka
Madeleine Krumm
Rainbow
Windsor
Black Hawk
Rath
MERC
Rath Black Hawk
Chuck Roast
Folger’s
Hunt
Heinz
Supreme Bakers
Wheaties
Cheerios
California
Hell
Green Peppers
In Our Health and
Hazel Bishop
Castile
Kleen Maid
Angel Food
la, DC
St. Peter Lutheran
J. M. Haydon
Cp. Snow
Nestle’s
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