Grace Lutheran church services and activities listed
Grace Lutheran Arnold Thalacker Pastor schedules include day school and high school, worship at 10 with choir, Thursday school, confirmation, and adult classes. Other area churches list services, Sunday schools, sermons, women and youth meetings, and midweek events with pastors Puhlmann Truitt Klein Siegel Weidler Lindquist Rollene.
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Grace Lutheran
Arnold Thalacker
Ior
JoAnn Kuecker
E. F. Puhlmann
Ancel
Methodist Church
Frederika
Robert Truitt
ST. John’s Lutheran Frederika
W. H. Klein
ST. Paul's Lutheran Siegel
T. John’s Evangelical and Reformed
Siegel V. D. Weidler
John’s American Luthan Church
Crane Creek
Geo. J. Gundel
Unday School
Ermon
Life
Veryone
Brotherhood
On Muir
Waverly
America
Gladys Blasberg
Ry Lohmann
ST. John’s Lutheran
Western Douglas
W. H. Lindquist
A. T. Rollene
Sumner Obituaries Highlight Double Funeral and Local News
Double funeral services for Lowell Rosenow and his father Fred Rosenow were conducted at St. Pauls Lutheran with burial at Union Mound. Lowell, 24, died of a brain tumor at University Hospital Iowa City after a 1959 discharge from Camp Carson Colorado. Fred Rosenow, 82, longtime Sumner resident, died two days after Lowell. The issue includes anniversaries, community notices, and local appointments in Sumner Iowa with numerous references to area families and institutions.
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Father
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Union Mound Cemetery
Leroy Gutermuth
Lowell Rosenow
Fred Rosenow
University Hospital
Iowa City
Lowell
Sumner
Sumner High School
Camp McCoy
Wis
Camp Carson
Colo
Sumner Packing Co
Reuben
Waylord
Newark
Ohio
Floyd Kafer
Carol Barker
Waylord Maurer
Waterloo
Heinrich
Anna Rosenow
Maxfield Township
Anna Lamprecht
Chicago Great Western Railway
Anna
William Russell
Meyer Hardware
Lenora Morris
Esther Joens
Howard Fox
John McClain
Larry
Elmer Timm
Lyle Timm
Philip Leyh
Randy
Arthur Traeger
SCI
Cedar Falls
Roland Leyh
Lyle Jackson
Sheri
Guthrie Center
W. D. Stevens
Jackson
Virgin Islands
Ed Decor
Prairie du Chien
Rose Engel
Alice Countryman
Ervin Adams
Frank Lang
Lloyd Ludwig
Allen Rieck
Rena Smith
Ed Braun
Arthur Aschbrenner
Friendly Birthday Club
Herbert Niemann
Charles Harms
Wm. McGuiness
E. Lawton
Bremer-Butler D H I L C Holds Annual Meeting
Bremer-Butler Dairy Herd Improvement Cooperative heard Ray Whitmore from Iowa State University on minerals in dairy rations. At the Waverly meeting 65 members elected four new directors for two-year terms and named Lavern Moeller as president. The association reported 28 herds averaged over 400 lbs butterfat per cow with Ellis & Smith Greene leading at 569 lbs.
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Bremer-Butler Dairy Herd Improvement Cooperative
Ray Whitmore
Iowa State University
Whitmore
Association
Waverly
Wendell Michael
Duane Smith
Edward Meyer
Greene
LaVerne Hesse
Readlyn
Lavern Moeller
Smith
Harold Brandenburg
D.H.I.A
Ellis & Smith, Greene
Dairy herd milk and butterfat averages from county report
The data lists producers Venice Rathe Readlyn Howard Tegtmeier Tripoli Harold Ripley Clarksville and Neil Fox and Son Sumner with butterfat yields of 537 536 527 and 516 pounds. The 39 herds average 448 pounds butterfat and 11 668 pounds yearly milk. Average cows per herd were 30.7.
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Venice Rathe
Readlyn
Howard Tegtmeier
Tripoli
Harold Ripley
Clarksville
Neil Fox and Son
Sumner
Doctor speaks on Congo slides in Marengo Kiwanis event
Dr. M. G. Ericsson, who fled the Congo with his wife weeks before a doctor was shot, spoke in Marengo this month. His Cedar Falls son showed Africa slides during the Kiwanis Club sponsored program.
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M. G. Ericsson
Congo
Marengo
Dr. Ericsson
Cedar Falls
Africa
Kiwanis Club
Creek War Begins After Fort Mimms Massacre
The Creek war started following a massacre at Fort Mimms on the Alabama River amid the 1813 conflict. Local garrison actions escalated tensions and triggered broader hostilities in August 1813.
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Fort Mimms
Alabama River
Spanish Reconquest of New Mexico Led by Vargas 1692
Spanish force under Diego de Vargas Zapata Lujan reconquered New Mexico on September 13 1692. The brief notes the event and its historical leadership.
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New Mexico
Diego de Vargas Zapata
Lujan
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Highway 63
Bremer
Karl W. Hanke
St. Paul Unday
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St. Paul LII
Walther League
Walthers League
M. Hursday
St. Paul
LWML
American Lutheran Church Women
Arlan Luhring
Wendell Mahlstedt
Art Petersen
al Wolfgram
Ladwig
Marvel Wolfgram
Jefferson
Herbert Carr
Pearl Garden
Mr. Ludwig
Sumner Produce
Albert Zierath
Meadowbrook Country Club
Frank Zierath
New Hampton
West Union
Randalia
Waucoma
Charles City
Westgate
Emma Ehlert
Mr. Zierath
Lutheran Church
Boyd
Sumner Creamery
James Nelson
Hill Crest
Melvin Harms
Nelson
Sumner Hospital
Providence
R. L. Vinton
Springfield Baptist Hospital
Springfield
Drury College
Southwest Missouri State
Hillcrest
Emil Matthias
Raymond Kuethe
Allen Kroblin
Anna Kraeger
Matthias
Joe Guter
Ervin B. Schemmel
Craig
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
H. W. Siefkes
Iowa Lutheran District
Mason City
L. W. Reuther
Joseph Nesheim
West Liberty
Reuther
Visitation
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Robert Murphy
O.D
Richard Smith
Elkader
Illinois College of Optometry
U. S. Air Force
Lutheran Parsonage
East 2Nd St
Iyla Brandt
Arthur Brandt
William C. Stranahan
Hanford
Cal
M. C. Stranahan
First Lutheran Church
James Timmerman
Peru
Chas. Corkery
Fairbank
Earl Corkery
Order of Carmelites
Lima
Floyd Duffy
Father Corkery
Leo McAloon
George J. Meyer
Rockwell
Bavaria
Iowa
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University of Kansas
Dial
Wii
Wellworth Steol and Seat
Hampton Lavatory
Tripoli Plumbing & Heating
Dick Truog
Motorola
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