Albert Westendorf Dies at Home in Sumner
Albert Westendorf 81 died at his Sumner home Thursday night after four years of invalidism. Funeral at his Sumner home and St. John's Lutheran Buck Creek with burial in Buck Creek cemetery. Born December 30 1870 in Illinois, married Emma Buhr 1894 at Buck Creek. Farmed near Buck Creek 39 years then moved to Sumner. Survived by widow, daughter Mrs Will Tegtmeyer, sons Herman and Albert, nine grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren, two brothers and a sister. Preceded in death by daughter Mrs Henry Judisch in 1941. Also lists Sumner high school honor roll and local community activities.
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Sumner
Albert Westendorf
St. John’s American Lutheran Church
Buck Creek
Mr. Westendorf
Illinois
Henry Westendorf
Iowa
Emma Buhr
Will
Helmuth
Oran
Fred Westendorf
Henry Judisch
Local notes and visits pepper Cedar Falls scene
Mrs Martha Wood plans two months away with her niece Finette while Mr and Mrs C E Heyer and Mrs W A Heyer dine with Lt Col Herbert and Mrs Heyer at Cedar Falls. Mrs Lyle Yungtum visits Ft Sheridan then Des Plaines to see Uncle Aunt E H Beevers. Iowa State College dairyist A W Rudnick warns frozen cream yields poor butter.
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Ter
Martha Wood
Finette
C. E. Heyer
W. A. Heyer
Col
Herbert
Heyer
Cedar Falls
Lyle Yungtum
Lt. Yungtum
Ft. Sheridan
Ill
Des Plaines
E. H. Beevers
A. W. Rudnick
Extension Dairyman
Iowa State College
Bowling Yields in Wapsie League Leaders Tighten at Waverly
In a packed Wednesday schedule Kramer's Produce beat Ionia for four points as Mandel Kramer led with a 206 high game and 562 series. Kuhrt Cleaners narrowed Bremer County lead to five with Ralph Fink's 547 series and 191 high. In Rollaway league, Tripoli Peacocks tied for first after drubbing New Hampton, with Margaret Fink a key 413 series and 144 high game. Betty Goodenbour posted 157 for high game and 385 for top series as Tripoli beat Alta Vista to stay in title race. 41 YEARS Mrs Dean Barker resigns after 41 years as Jefferson Methodist organist.
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Kramer
Ionia
Mandel Kramer
Kuhrt Cleaners
Tripoli Peacocks
Hauth Drugstore
New Hampton
Peacocks
Margaret Fink
Alta Vista
Stolz
Betty Goodenbour
Dean Barker
Methodist Church
Jefferson
Blind deer found wandering in Promise City pasture
Robert Clark of Promise City found a young deer wandering in his pasture. The animal was blind. Conservation officials will assume care, as Clark keeps the deer in a stall in his barn until transfer.
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Robert Clark
Promise City
Mr. Clark
Crankshaft Installed at Winterset Light Plant
Winterset workmen put in a new eight ton crankshaft in the municipal light plant diesel engine. Dairy cows provide a profitable market for feed from a local farm. Floyd Arnold, extension dairyman at Iowa State College, says the practice rewards good feeding.
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Winterset
Municipal Light Plant
Floyd Arnold
Iowa State College
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ate Caeaeeaee
Sumner High School
Lois Bergman
Rheta Johnson
Lois Niemann
Corrinne Rader
Carol Reuter
Janice Spring
Darlyce Wilharm
Barbara Beebe
Gail Hartwig
Bernice Kasemeier
Bernita Traeger
Shirley Moeller
Jayvee Niewehner
Lorraine Schneider
Ann Woods
Ray Bowling
Richard Bump
Joan Fick
Gwenda Geyer
Vera Graf
Lyle Hoch
Theo Steege
Sumner Community Club
Steege
J.T. Bump
Keith Koeberle
Robert Ribbeck
J. T. Bump
Elmer Walker
Sam Johnson
Herbert Niemann
Arnold Weidler
Myron Harms
Donald Borcherding
E. F. Borcherding
State University of Iowa
Rotc Training Corps
Donald
ROTC
A. G. Langholz
Good Hope Lutheran Church
Titonka
Burton Schwerin
Martensdale
Schwerin
Louis Schwerin
VFW
Sunset Theatre
Spencer Tracy
Legion Auditorium
Murray Gissel
Mesdames Wm. DeHaven
Andy Kroeger
Sophia Schoephoerster
C. C. Tibbitts
Minnie Ambrose
San Bernadeno, Cal
Tripoli
Bremer County
Lee
Peacock
Stephens
Irving, Boltor
Bergmann Hatchery
Tripoli, Iowa
Supermix
DA Tex
ACME
Tripoli Hardware
Kramers
Tremaine
Kane
Ducker
Ray Fink
Ryan
Fink
Kuhrt
Kuhrt Brothers
Clothiers
Wm. Ambrose Auto Co
Aya Witday
Ford
Bowies
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