Worship and church notices from multiple congregations
Five generations of Mrs Ada Wilson's family featured in a worship article as churches list services including Grace Lutheran Arnold and others. The piece covers Sunday school times, worship services, confirmations, Bible studies and upcoming events like choir rehearsals, dartball, and officer installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran
Arnold Thalacker
Ruth
Elmer Towne
Lester Peters
Esther
Wm. Kuker
Lavern Hunemuller
Brotherhood
Buck Creek
E. F. Puhlmann
Jesus
Philemon
ST. John’s Lutheran
Western Douglas
W. H. Lindquist
Luther League
Jonnie Brase
Carmi Dooly
Kathie Steege
Lynn
Stephen Brase
Ada Wilson
Wilson
Doris Driever
Ernest Wilson
Caroline Hopkins
Sumner Rebekahs Install Bremer Lodge Officers
The Sumner Rebekah Lodge held installation at the IOOF hall on January 13 with Mrs. Elmer Knoedler district deputy president directing. Officers installed included Mrs. Jerry Waskow as noble grand and Mrs. Gordon Seamans as vice grand, with other officers and appointed officers named. A social hour followed. additional items noted include a Des Moines–Afton marriage and local community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Bremer Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Elmer Knoedler
Edward Muether
Marshal
Orville Herman
Inez Smith
Lloyd Ludwig
Everett Krause
Maxine Rollins
Albert Rees
George Wilson
Jerry Waskow
Noble Grand
Gordon Seamans
al Wolfgram
Rex Lucas
Nellie Haag
RSNG
Gordon Trout
LSNG
Paul Treloar
Clarence Strempke
Donald Hanson
Robert Gibson
Sunday Dinner Guests Share Birthday Observances
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Westen dorf and family plus Reinbeck area hosts attended Sunday dinner at George Strempke's. George celebrated a birthday. other guests included the Buhr, Wit tenburg, Hagenow families and Leslie Koschmeder's birthday observed Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Westendorf
Larry
Steven
Elaine. Reinbeck
Arnold Platte
Wilfried Westendorf
Carol
George Strempke
George
Stanley Buhr
Theo. Wittenburg
John Hagenow
Leslie Koschmeder
Leslie
Birthday Celebration at Koschmeder Home
Mrs Eldo Moeller and family and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Moeller and family joined in Sunday evening to celebrate Leslie Koschmeder's birthday. Afternoon visitors included Ervin Koschmeder and family Alfred Schweer and family Mrs John Koschmeder Orville Hoppennorth and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Yates
Randalia
Merle Hoppenworth
Terry Beman
Stan Lujan
Oelwein
Lujan
Isabell Fox
Donald Heineman
Readlyn
Robert Wilson
Fayette
Cecil Dalienbach
Lloyd Ladwig
Reno Bravener
Fredericksburg
Aug. Wolfgram
Wilbert Buhr
Harold Frisch
Will Keding
Charlie Burkhart
Herman Hagenberg
Larry Buhr
Helmuth Quandt
Minnie Wilharm
Elsie Buhr
Alfred Zell
William Zell
Ervin Keding
Don Keding
Max Keding
Davenport
Merle Keding
Oran
Ervin Schultz
Hawkeye
Jack Perry
Parkersburg
Louie Keding
Herbert Zickuhr
Waterloo
Bertha Nacke
Henry Nacke
Kedings
Sumner
Tripoli
Milton Nicol
Lloyd Ludwig
Nicol
St. John Parish House
Sumner Woman’s Club
Clayton O'Brien
J. R. Kane
Robert Pipho
Wilfred Robinson
Westgate Club House
Union Eub Church
Robinson
Edwin Deder
H. F. Kammeyer
Frank Weitenhagen
Harold Weitenhagen
Fred Kammeyer
Carl Stewart
Charles City
Herman Ked
Ing
August Wolfgram
Howard Treloar
Gus Treloar
Albert Hoeger
Marvel Wolfgram
Rose Marie
Evansdale
Pleasant Hill
Vernon Gonnerman
Charles Ferrill
Lorenz Poock
West Liberty
Martin Weidler
Karen
New Hampton
Edwin Decer
Wolfgram
Charles Burkhart
Robert Treloar
Eldo Moeller
Lloyd Moeller
Leslie Koschmeder
Ervin Koschmeder
Alfred Schweer
John Koschmeder
Orville Hoppenworth
Louis Hoppenao
Thompson
Readyn
1964 Crop Oats Price Support Rate Declared
The Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee announced Bremer county will set the 1964 crop oats price-support at 65 cents per bushel, unchanged from 1963. The specified county rates apply across the region as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Price support rules set for Grade No. 3 oats
The 1964 program sets a 65¢ per bushel base for Grade No. 3 oats with premiums and discounts. discounts apply for Grade No. 4 oats and garlicky oats, while premiums reward Grade No. 2 or better and heavy test weights. Loans and purchases run harvest to Jan 31, 1965, with new farm stored procedures to simplify operations and reduce costs.
Weisiger's Hotel First Used Vaudeville in 1871
The term vaudeville first appeared in Weisiger's Hotel Louisville Kentucky in 1871, marking the origin of a popular variety entertainment style. This historical note links the phrase to its earliest recorded usage in a hotel venue in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weisiger
Louisville, Ky
Also Mentioned on This Page
Faith United Church OF Christ
L. H. Fink
Ruth Woodcock
Ray Schwarze
S. A. Maurer
Walter Steward
Methodist Church
Frederika
ST. Paul’s
ST. John’s Lutheran Frederika
W. H. Klein
ST. John’s Evangelical and Reformed
Siegel V. D. Weidler
ST. John's American Lutheran Church
Crane Creek
Geo. J. Gundel
A. T. Rollene
David
Fifth Ave
Des Moines
Kuepker
Sumner High School
A.L. College
Ambassador Hotel
West Palm Beach
Fla
Hillcrest
Flora Rader
Future Corporation
Tom Murphy
Oscar Leyh
Oscar John Leyh
Sumner Hospital
Here
Leonard
Christina Albrecht Leyh
Clarence
Robert Reif
Wapsipinicon
Towa
City Hall
Wa Tn Ye Club
Bremer County Civil Defense
Claude Waskow
Jowa
Ross Kelsey
Nevada
LeRoy Platte
Rudolph Ludwig
Fred
Louie Holm
Howard M White Assn
New Westinghouse
Mae A
Lt Neem
Poe le
Geerlings Feed Mills
Leonard Dettme
Waverly
Iowa
Leonard Dettmer
Geerlings
Geerlings Rhinex
Ray's
Ray’s Cleaners
Sam
Ray’s Clothiers & Cleaners
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