Sumner Rebekahs Install Officers and Local News
Bremer Rebekah Lodge 98 installed officers with Mrs Gordon Seamans as noble grand and Mrs Dan Zedeker as vice grand. Janesville lodge also installed officers. Obituary notes Andrew Nicklaus Sr., 68, retired farmer, died Jan 12 in Sumner hospital. Community reports include awards, births, and local officer installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Bremer Rebekah Lodge
Gordon [Seamans
Noble Grand
Dan Zedeker
al Wolfgram
Elliott Schroeder
Lloyd Ludwig
Orville Herman
Inez Smith
Robert Gibson
Vice Grand
John Murray
Edward Muether
Clarence Strempke
Maxine Rollins
Melvin Newhouse
Guardian
Elmer Knoedler
Jerry Waskow
Janesville Lodge
Mary Saunders
Esther Benning
Lucile Huber
Maye Bye
Ella Johnson
Dorothy Stout
Marie Bowles
Anna Christopher
Eloise Johnson
Sam Cuvelier
Andrew Nicklaus, Sr
Sumner Hospital
St. John American Lutheran Church
Church
John Mohr
August
Mary Maurer Nicklaus
United States
Merchant Marines
Melinda Sauerbrei
Lutheran
Denver
Sumner
Andrew, Jr
Leon
Carlyle
Hudson
Allen Bodecker
Rockwell City
Claire Schnor
Westgate
Raymond Wehling
Karla
Muscatine
Jance
Waterloo
Linda
Alden Ward
Oelwein
Albert Wolfgram
Sumer
New Adult and Juvenile Books at Local Library
The library adds several new titles. Forbes The Terrors of the Earth follows Claudia Archer in a Massachusetts town amid terror. Har ringtons The Power centers on a faith healer and a diabetic woman’s death. Keyes Explorer travels from Virginia plantation to Peru. Dun can My Friend Rose features Dee Andrews in London. Stewart This Rough Magic follows Lucy Waring in Corfu with Sir Julian Gale. Henry Borina features Lipizzan stallions in Vienna’s riding school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes
Claudia Archer
Massachusetts
William Harrington
Nelson Conway
Rose
Jane Duncan
Dee Andrews
London
Marguerite Henry
Vienna
Borina
Hans
Henry
Local Hosts and Visitors Share Sunday Outings Across Iowa
A lengthy social notice lists numerous dinner and visit gatherings across Iowa. Families from Elma, Alta Vista, Waterloo, Fairbank, West Union and Hawkeye hosted relatives and friends including Pat and Ada McConkey, John Fay, the Pals, and the Barnes couple marking their 30th wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Sweeney
Elma
Herman Sweeney
Alta Vista
Ada McConkey
John Fay
Ray Kuethe
California
Leo Leuenberger
Cedar Falls
Chester Pals
Bruce Pals
Waterloo
Albert Fay
Hamilton
Mont
Iowa
Joseph Barnes
George Banwell
Sonia
John Donnelly
Fairbank
Will Flanscha
Carol
Donald
Russell Sheppard
John Schultz
Melvin
Louis Schultz
Debbie
Hawkeye
B. G. Howard
West Union
Ronald Rathbone
Waverly
Ruth Rathbone
Gary
Agatha Schrader
Dale Schrader
Social visits span towns from Tripoli to Readlyn
Edmund Webster and neighbors visited the Gus Laube home in Tripoli on Friday evening. Edwin Brase hosted a Tuesday gathering with guests including the Oma men and Krause families. Lawrence Meyer learned his father August Meyer broke his hip while visiting his daughter in her home. Open house marked Sam Smith of Osceola turning 100 at Guthrie Rest Home on December 23 with many friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Avery
Lloyd Avery
Marine Corps
San Diego
Camp Pendleton
Neil Lehmkuhl
Chevrolet
Strum Auto Supply
Davenport
Garry Schnurstein
Sumner
Tom O’brien
Decorah
John Mohr
Everett O’brien
Charles Pfalzgraf
Waterloo
Paul Sorg
Harley Joens
West Palm Beach
Fla
Edwin Decor
Ronnie
H. F. Kammeyer
Fredericksburg
Fred Kammeyer
Paul Fridley
Robert Fridley
Independence
Lenora Morris
Esther Joens
Roger Donaldson
Leonard Kleiss
Becky
Oxnard
Cal
Allan Erickson
Arthur Bartels
California
John Yearous
Bloomington
Harold Lampe
Congo Park
Alvin Drape
Inglewood
Arnold Gitch
Raymond Gitch
Portland
Ore
Minnie Westendorf
Vernon Thurm
Ernest Oltrogge
Readlyn
Edwin Dedor
Melvin Nerge
Gerald Moser
Des Moines
Ray Duhrkopf
Roy Tibbitts
Scholtz Memorial Hospital
Cpl
LeRoy Necker
Philadelphia
Fred Korman
Walter Kent, Jr
Walter Kent
Glenn Ladwig
Troy
Gary Schnurstein
Allen Memorial Hospital
ETA
Corwin Guenther
Virginia Beach
Naval Station
Damneck
Guenther
Eunice Graf
Allen Boedecker
Karla Nicklaus
Andrew Nicklaus, Sr
Edmund Webster
Leslie Huck
Gus Laube
Tripoli
Ed Ommen
Clairene
Everett Krause
Albert Rieck
Edwin Brase
Lawrence Meyer
August Meyer
Herman Kasemeier
Lowell Busch
Henry Tiedt
Albert Nerge
James Wolff
Waverly
Ted St. Maine
Chicago
Alice Strottmann
Howard van Brocklin
Howard van Brock
Sam Smith
Osceola
Guthrie Rest Home
Smith
Methodist Church
Tripoli Leader reports January 3 1965 local events
The Tripoli Leader dated January 3 1965 covers community happenings in Tripoli Iowa. Local notices and brief items reflect civic life, resident activities, and regional community updates.
Mrs Franken Wins All-Expense Hawaii Trip for Bread Recipe
Mrs Joe Franken of Lebanon won an all expenses paid trip to Hawaii for her marmalade bread recipe in a national contest. She joined 14 other winners in Portland and spent a week in Honolulu as part of the prize. Leader ads bring results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Franken
Lebanon
Hawaii
Frankens
Portland
Honolulu
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Sumner Jaycees
St.ohn
John Cott
Vong
Ad Ffa
Morris Arringer
Jerry Aupt
Newampton
Wilbert Steinbronn
Ear Westgate
Laera Lampe
Leo
Leo Moment
van Nuys
Sacred Heart Cathlic Church
Brandt
Alfred and
Illian Moment
Umner
Sumnerigh School
Harold Snyder
Af&am
Masonic Temple
Arence Strempke
Lawrence Whitcher
Acon
John Christiansen
Rcien
Merle Hoppenworth
Jundeacon
Harold Frisch
Lowell Mabon
Louis Hochberger
Secury
Har- Sawyer
Tyler
Eldon Schoeprster
Order of Rainbow
Nan- Beth
Sell Ungerer
Sumner Merts
Pedels
First
Carpenter Streets
Highway
Folke Bernadotte
U. N
Jerusalem
Library News
Elinor Block
Dial
Frances Parkinson Keyes
Virginia
Peru
Keyes
Geqree
Washington
Northampton
Shire
England
Atlantic Ocean
Theresa Coal Ming
Cape Breton
Nova Scozza
U.S
Lax
Tripoli, Iowa
Ray’s Clothiers & Cleaners
Pinhook
Grace
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Lin, Jr
Carl Laabs
Towa
Frederika
Fred Rewoldt
F. D. Rewoldt
Robert Connor
M. B. Rewoldt
Erwin H. O'Connell
State of Iowa
Bremer
Robert H. Hankner
Mary and
Jack
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