Council to Open Bids July 26 on Street Project
The Town council will open sealed bids July 26 at 8 p m for a street improvement project involving blocks of street paving topping curbs and gutters on 92 blocks and resurfacing parts of 13 streets. Construction should start soon after letting bids. Local events note St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Buck Creek held a mission festival in three services with sermons by Rev Rueben Topp and guest speaker Rev Philip Fischer. Sumner Gazette building construction proceeds on Main Street by W H Heyer & Sons, a 30x100 concrete block and brick structure with 30x30 front office space and main floor workshop areas. Birth announcements include Diane Marie Casselman born June 3 and Sandra Lee Gebert born July 2 both at Sumner hospital. Other births include David James Minkel born July 2 and Karen Kay Dettmer born July at Sumner hospital. Cancer fund contributions from Sumner and neighboring townships total 817.62. Local briefs report Langholz accepts Lutheran call at Sioux Falls and several local residents announce service and enlistments. Salvation Army fund drive prep announced with A F Miller as chairman.
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St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Buck Creek
Rueben Topp
Perning
Philip C. Fischer
Manly
India
Sumner Gazette
Main Street
First National Bank
Sumner Market
Ofice
W. H. Heyer & Sons
Lawrence Casselman
Oelwein
Diane Marie
Sumner Hospital
Wilbert Gebert
Sandra Lee
Harold Minkel
David James
Lawrence Dettmer
Tripoli
Karen Kay
Robert Rockdaschél
Odebolt
Regene Marie
Hospital
Sumner
Norman Langholz
Arthur Langholz
St. John's American Lutheran Church
Sioux Falls
Corwith
Neil Lemkuhle
Louise Lemkuhle
Fort Leonard Wood
Wayne Murphy
P. M. Sorg
H. N. Hunts
J. R. Heyer
Readlyn Guests, Weddings, and Dinners Highlight Week
Readlyn Mrs Howard Bye of Waverly visited her daughter and family the Henkle's. Miss Meyerhoff returns to Concordia College for summer work and teaching studies. Readlyn hosts pot luck for Art Zahn and relatives from Winter Park. Mrs Walter Meier hosts bridal shower for Mariann Schrietmueller, fiancé Archie Skovley. guests make towels, recipes for cook book, and gift presented.
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Otillie Thran
Westgate
Agnes Thran
Arnold Meyerhoff
London
Louise Ernsting
River Forest
Ill
Joan Meyerhoff
Concordia College
Art Zahn
Winter Park
Fla
Readlyn Park
Zahn
Florida
Walter Meier
Mariann Schrietmueller
Archie Skovley
Sioux Falls
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Miss Schietmueller
Readlyn High School
Keynote speakers named for Iowa conventions by party
Iowa Republicans named U S Sen Rourke B Hickenlooper of Cedar Rapids as grand convention keynote on July 23 with Con gressman Thomas Martin and Atty Gen Leo A Hoegh also speaking. Democrats set Guy Gillette of Cherokee and Clyde E Herring of Des Moines as co keynote for their July 27 state convention with a Des Moines judicial session August 7.
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Iowa
U. S
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Cedar Rapids
Guy Gillette
Cherokee
Clyde E. Herring
Des Moines
Hickenlooper
GOP
Thomas Martin
Iowa City
Gillette
Senate
Leo A. Hoegh
Chariton
Warren Rees
Anamosa
Republican State Central Committee
Fort Dodge
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Buck Creek Church
Mission Festival
Cancer Fund
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Howard Bye
Waverly
Geo. Henkle
Marlowe Gaede
Ruth Zabel
Waterloo
H. E. Wise
Wise
Bulletin
Tax Commission
Waterloo Assessor
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Louis H. Cook
Commission
Fair Board
Iowa Temperance League
Des
James Schramm
Burlington
Schramm
Don Pierson
Humboldt
Pierson
Central Committee
Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Lowa Tax Commission
Polk County
Republicans
Ray H. Johnson, Jr
James Irish
Johnson
Des Moines Musicians’ Union
Lex Hawkins
Hawkins
Drake U. Law School
Autry
Gene Autry
Martin
George 44
Sioux City
Foerstner
Amana
Clyde Spry
Luella Woodward
Spry
Ben
Omaha
Glen
Atlanta
Engle Studio
Tripoli Mercantile Building
Farmers Savings Bank
Frederika
Bremer County
State of Iowa
United States
Fred Renoldt
Fred Rewoldt
M. B. Rewoldt
Robt
Connor
Carl Neuendorf
Alice Krueger
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