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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1956
Page
5
Local residents and relatives visited family homes across Waverly and surrounding towns. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brase called on Mrs. Lena Panzer, attended the Children's Home festival, and joined other gatherings with extended kin in Waterloo, Sumner, Cedar Falls, and Den ver during the weekend.
Diane Everding of Waterloo and Donald Newell of Guttenberg wed at First Lutheran Church Readlyn July 1. Rev. Bruno Schlachtenhause n officiated. Attendants wore turquoise and white. reception for 300 followed. After two-week honeymoon the couple will reside in Guttenberg. The bride works for New York Life. the groom is service chief at Northwestern Bell in Guttenberg.
Anittel Joel Lee Tiedt was baptized at St. Matthew’s Lutheran with Rev. Dornbusch officiating. Numerous local families posed as sponsors and later shared meals and social visits at various homes including Arnold Platte and the Grubers. Additional guests visited from Ellsworth Wisconsin and Tripoli Iowa while others joined birthday and park outings around Waterloo and Cedar Falls.
Mr and Mrs Edwin Tegtmeier attended a Children s Home festival at Waverly Sunday afternoon. They visited at the Paul Buenzow home in Waverly Sunday evening. Mrs John Magnall son William and granddaughter Carol Fredericks of Utica Ill came Friday to visit in the home of the former s son Dr and Mrs L J Magnall. Mrs Magnall and son returned to Utica Tuesday while Carol remained to visit in the Magnall home. Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs F B Schuldt and Mrs Mary Esmalill er visited Mr and Mrs Chris Rahlf and family Waterloo. Mr and Mrs John Poock and Janelle Anamosa spent the weekend visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Leo Hughes Sumner and his parents Mr and Mrs Erich Poock and Larry.
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