Local Church Schedules Winter Services and Classes
A church notices a full slate of Sunday school and adult Bible study sessions led by Pastor Arnold Thalacker. It lists Tuesday and Thursday study groups, choir rehearsals, catechetical classes, and special services across several congregations including St John’s and Spring Fountain with times and hostess details. The article notes a winter time change for Sunday School and morning services.
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Arnold Thalacker
Our Neighbor Churches
Ruth
Louis Gienau
Esther
Lurch
Ray Bunger
Ynday
Lydia
Fred Brase
Ami
Nc Kuethe
Loreweller
ILCW
Illing
ST. John's Lutheran
Western Dougles
W. H. Lindquist
ST. John’s Lutheran Spring Fountain
Eugene Kramer
A. T. Rollene
Local weddings and anniversaries noted in Waverly and area
Local society column records numerous family milestones including golden weddings for Elmer and Myra Seehase of Sumner and extended family visits across Waverly Tripoli Oelwein and Waterloo. Attendants, birthdays and hospital recoveries are listed with neighbors and relatives mentioned by name.
Ollicomm School Lunch Menu Week
The Ollicomm School presents a weekly lunch menu listing Monday through Friday meals. Monday features hamburger with gravy and mashed potatoes, tomatoes, raisin bar, bread and butter, milk. Tuesday offers baked beans, carrots and celery, peaches, applesauce cake, milk. Wednesday serves scalloped potatoes with ham, slaw, graham cracker dessert, cheese or peanut butter sandwiches, milk. Thursday includes beef with spaghetti, blue plums, doughnuts, bread and butter, milk. Friday provides potato soup and crackers, dried beef or cheese sandwiches, applesauce, peanut butter cookies, milk.
Pinhook Social notes from Waterloo and Sumner events
Mrs. Leslie Huck returned from Scholtz Memorial hospital Waterloo after ten days as a patient. Donald Zipse moved from Sumner hospital to Allen Memorial Waterloo after ten days. Lorenz Meyer visited the Albert Bieck home Saturday. Leroy Brocka and daughter hosted Sunday dinner at Roger Brocka home Tripoli. Leroy and family sponsored infant baptism. Donald Sievers returned from Allen Memorial after surgery. Several residents gathered at the Albert Rieck home Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Albert Rieck attended funeral of Will Weiskirch at St Pauls Lutheran Sumner. Mrs Ada McConkey and George Banwell Sr spent Friday afternoon at the John Donnley home near Fairbank.
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C. W. Davison
Washington, D. C
Jeanie
J. C. Davison
Blairsville
Elmer Matthias
Ralph Rohrssen
Oelwein
Clyde Clary
Vernie Hill
Lela Clary
Waverly
Harley Bergman
Melvin Bergmann
Alvin Bergman
Leonard Kacher
Leone
Anton Kacher
Kenneth Bahlmann
Timothy
Robert Hoffman
Keith Carroll
Leo Cooley
Waterloo
Michael Cooley
Clifford Larson
Garner
Franklin Downs
Carol Hahn
William Bravener
Tripoli
Wayne Bravener
Robert Bergmann
Braveners
So Alcock
L. W. Bockhaus
Alcock
Myron Holm
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Hazel Ager
Hazel Bowers
William Duenow
Sumner
Gloria Alcock
Effie Alcock
Io Alcock
Holm
Frederika
Herman Bahlmann
Sumner Hospital
Leslie Huck
Scholtz Memorial Hospital
Donald Zipse
Allen Memorial Hospital
Lorenz Meyer
Albert Bieck
Leroy Brocka
Roger Brocka
Donald Sievers
Everett Krause
Howard van Brocklin
Ed Ammen
Clairene
Albert Rieck
Rieck
Will Weiskirch
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Ada McConkey
George Banwell, Sr
John Donnley
Fairbank
Farewell party marks move of Meihosts. births and visits noted
Sunday gatherings at the Meihost home bid farewell as the Meihosts plan to move to Readlyn this week after an auction. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Duane Heinemann on January 9 at Sumner hospital, weighing 9 lbs 13 1/2 oz. Families in the area shared updates from La Porte Cal to Waterloo and Monona, with guests visiting in Platte and with Werner kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Petersen
Herman Meihost
Mrs. Meihost
Readlyn
Herman Kimball
Roger Kimball
la Ponte
Cal
Larry Ganske
Clarence Ganske
Duane Heinemann
Sumner Hospital
Harry Tiedt
Arnold Platte
Ray Hoeg
Waterloo
Ed Fischer
Lynn
Michael
Monona
Kenneth Werner
Iowa records 96 fire deaths in 1962 year
Last year marked a tragic toll with 96 Iowa fire deaths in 1962 the highest since 1952 when 98 people died in fires. About seven eighths of an iceberg stays underwater.
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Iowa
Tripoli
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FE. F. Puhlmann
Jesus
Ermon
Hurch
Methodist Church
Ist
John’s Lutheran Frederika
W. H. Klein
John's Evangelical ND Reformed
Webler
Br. Paul’s
Lutheran Siegel
W. T. Klein
OHN
Crane Creek
Geo
J. Gundel
Meany
ABC of Faith
Grace Lutheran
J. C. Ruehs
Elmer Judas
St. Paul’s Parish House
Mr. Ruehs
Havel Bowers
Mrs. Lyle Bowers
New Hampton
Charles Kindera
Newman Farm
Kirchhoff Farm
Town
Ernest Nuss
Ernest Seehase
Pubic Auction
Court House, Waverly
Bremer County Board of Supervisors
Ay’s Clothiers & Cleaners
Ollicomm
Pinhook
P.V.P
Coren Gay
O'Brien
Tripoli, Iowa
Jres
Add
Loca
Gillie CC
Telephone, Telegraph and
American Saving Bank
Ford
Falcon
America
Wim
Ambrose Auto Coe