Sumner Obituaries and Local Notices in Brief
A long column records Sumner area deaths including Mrs. Morse and Gottlieb Judisch with details of births, marriages, and survivors. It lists services at St John American Lutheran and Buck Creek church, plus local weddings, reunions, visits, and community notices from Sumner Bremer County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Freder
Helen Morse Stitser
Tripoli
Cedar Falls
Bremer
William J. Schuk
Waverly
Sumner
Leslie
Allen
Earl
Ethel
Gottlieb Judisch
Ruesitlieb Judisch
Sungt
Sumner Hospital
St. John's Litchurch
Buck Creek
Church
William Kraemer
Julius
Caroline Judisch
Emma Seehase
Iag
Westendorf
Otto Buhr
St. John American Raw Church
Church Cemetery
Rev
L. W.et
William and
Wiebe Hoth
Ivors
Melad Wilbert
Gandchildren
William F. Hoth
Bother
Leroy
Wiliam H. Topp
St. John Lutheran Etery
Sumner Resi
Governor vetoes Iowa oversize vehicle permit bill
Governor Harold Hughes vetoed a measure to let the Iowa highway commission set its own permit standards for oversized vehicles. Attorney General Scalise warned it unconstitutional. current practice allows up to 90 000 pound loads with a special permit. The veto preserves existing guidelines and discretion. Napoleon’s agent Laussat gained possession of Lower Louisiana in 1803.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hughes
Iowa Highway Commission
Iowa
Iowa Good Roads Association
Hughes
Lawrence Scalise
Illinois
Highway Commission
Attorney General
July Iris Planting Tips From County Extension Chief
A weekly garden column from Gene Vincent notes July is ideal to plant iris and outlines sun and drainage needs, soil amendments, and careful division of rhizomes. Recommend raised beds for poor drainage and warn against deep planting while stressing disease checks and late-summer watering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Vincent
Ben F. Vance
Towa State University
Iowa Economy Shows Seven Percent Gain in 1964-65 Tax Receipts
State treasurer Paul Franzenburg reports Iowa’s fiscal year ending June 30 shows broad gains across tax lines. Gross receipts reached 333,051,358, up 22,609,056 from 1964, a seven percent rise, with sales tax up 3.96 percent and income tax up 16.9 percent aided by reduced federal taxes. Corporate income taxes rose 17.3 percent, motor vehicle registrations increased 2,000,000, use tax rose 556,000, and motor fuel taxes climbed 2.35 percent as Iowans bought more autos and earned more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Paul Franzenburg
Sweet corn storage and preparation tips
The note explains that sweet corn is best eaten soon after harvest. If harvest outpaces immediate use, corn may be stored in the refrigerator for several hours before cooking. It warns against letting cars get too warm before preparation, reflecting OCR artefact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
101st birthday of Hattie Marple at Luce Nursing Home
Mrs Hattie Marple of the Luce Nursing Home Centerville turned 101 on June 20. Though blind and hard of hearing she remains alert and recites poetry she learned in girlhood. A party and long distance calls marked the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Marple
Luce Nursing Home
Centerville
Three Out of Ten Iowans Unfit For Military Duty
The state health department secured a federal contract to aid Iowans who fail the Armed Forces physical. It estimates that three in ten Iowa draftees are unfit for service and will receive medical counseling and referral to local physicians for further help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Health Department
Amendment IV Twelfth Amendment Approved by Congress 1803
The Twelfth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution was approved by Congress in 1803. It established separate ballots for president and vice president, clarifying the electoral process in response to earlier constitutional ambiguities.
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Suma
Springville
Bermuda
Couple
Suviving
E Topp
Walter Deses
Henry
Seattle
Louise
Des Moines
Diane Pleggenkuhle
Roy Pleggene
Daniel Shedd
Arnold Shedd
Wau
L Peter’ Lutheran Church
Eld
Ervin Schemmel
Rem
Waucoma
Will Tegtmeier
Minnie Westendorf
Notbohm
Minn
Racine
Wis
Marion
la Vette
Alburnette
Rolimo
Martin
Y Waskow
Stephenson
Alter Notbohm
Secre NY
Albert Schuch
Treasure Aeriog
Citypark
Cedar Rapids
Waloo
Fairbank
New Albin
Delr Panewville Hawkeye
Cealls
Westgate
Clifford Klein
Kerloo
Matt Leyh
William Eck
Treasury
Henry Nolte
Wav
Alsto
E. P Lantow
Art Ber
John Lantow - Kitsen
Cedar R Y
Wig
Thomas Murphy
Oregon
Bremer Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Mason City
Henry Knief
Rick Seamans
Gordon Seamans
Grace Burke
Orville Herman
Edw. Muether
Pauline Creager
John Lawton
Nellie Haag
Clarence Strempke
Clear Lake Rebeka Lodge
Elmer Timm
Martha Vandersee
Emma Tibbitts
Henry Barth
Hawkeye
Susan
Cletus Miller
Arthur Meyer
Arnetta
Ernest Miller
Kenneth Rohrsson
Dubuque
Ronald Lee
Herman Knief
Otto Priebe
Arthur Robbins
Waterloo
Elmer Knoedler
Herbert Geering
Chicago
Ernest Ruechert
William Phillips
Garden City
Kan
Rose Engel
Pleasant Hill Club
North Woods Park
Fred Grahimann
Douglass
Edwin Dedor
Ronnie
George Dedor
Carl Lang
Dennis Harmening
Minnesota
Europe
London
England
Alaska
Seward
U.6
Napoleon
Laussat
Lower
Louisiana
A. E. Cott
Iowa State University
Warner Electric
Dial
Tripoli, Iowa
Dewey & Seydel
Ray Dewey
Hartley Seydel
Towne
Ptet AL la
Family Service Stores
Tripoli Hardware
Robert H. Kuhrt
Peoples Neturst
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