Obituaries From Sumner Area Include Haydon Death and Blume Rites
Eugene Frederick Haydon 14 died July 8 at Iowa City Children’s Hospital after heart illness since December 1951. Born Readlyn March 14, 1938, he lived near Tripoli and attended local schools. Surviving parents, two sisters, grandmother, and many relatives. Funeral July 11 at Meier funeral home and Congregational church with burial in Fremont cemetery. Also Henry Blume, 72, longtime Bremer county resident, died July 5 at Sumner Community Hospital after brief illness. Funeral July 7 at Berg funeral home and St. John’s Lutheran Church with burial north of Sumner. Survived by wife Emma, three sons Lester, Elston, and Arnold, six sisters, three brothers, and many relatives. Burial followed at church cemetery. Blume previously farmed near Sumner for 49 years.
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Eugene Frederick Haydon
Jodie Haydon
Children’s Hospital
Iowa City
Sumner
Eugene
Readlyn
Frese
Congregational Church of
Tripoli
A. C. Woodcock
Virginia Ann
Jeanette Kay
Will Johnson
Meier
Congregational Church
Fremont Cemetery
Robert Ragsdale
Everett Meier
George Koons
Phil Snyder
Wendell Rettig
Mark Wilharm
Henry Blume
Bremer County
Sumner Community Hospital
Mr. Blume
Lester G
Omaha
Nebr
Elston L
Land A
Lizzie Blume
Minnie Koschmeder
Sophie Tietje
Will Blume
August Blume
Mary Brockman
Sarah Diekman
Sonia
Charles Blume
Emma Rinehart
Waterloo
Carl Fritz
Waverly
Have Diagnosis Made Then Bury Dead Stock
Dr. John Herrick of Iowa State College urges accurate veterinary diagnosis before burying carcasses during the current severe anthrax outbreak. Hogs and cattle affected. bury at least six feet deep or burn. Transport with farm vehicle to the rendering point. avoid dragging. do not feed dead animals to others. Exercise caution with aborted fetuses and dead poultry. Never dump carcasses in ditches or roadsides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Herrick
Iowa State College
Iowa
Dr. Herrick
David and Bathsheba Stars Gregory Peck and Hayward at Tripoli Theatre
Gregory Peck and Susan Hayward headline the biblical epic David and Bathsheba to be shown at the Tripoli Theatre Sunday and Monday in July 2021. The Technicolor drama portrays David’s rise, his affair with Bathsheba, Uriah’s death, famine, and divine judgment as the couple seek redemption and love amid war.
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David and
Bathsheba
Gregory Peck
Susan Hayward
David and Bathsheba
Tripoli
David
Israel
Michal
Saul
Uriah
Samuel
Goliath
Peck
Forecasting America’s Economic Fallout And Labor Strikes
The piece argues Congress may defer readjustment by money printing or bond issues, risking a broader crisis if labor and industry clash. It cites a major bus system shutdown, a 650,000 steel workers layoff, and a 10 percent drop in US production, then warns long-term forecasts are unreliable and political action could worsen outcomes. It ends with a thought on race and hair counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Local social notes from Pinhook and surrounding towns
Community members and relatives visit, travel, and news items from Waterloo Ionia Decorah Waverly Readlyn Sumner New Hampton and Denver. Mentions Herman Schwan Ethel Griffin Clyde McConkey and family plus Howard Van Brocklin Jr and Pvt George Banwell. Flight and travel notes include Airman James Fay and Don McFarland family extended trip.
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Luke Hannaman
Herbie Boderman
Waterloo
Herman Schwan
Ethel Griffin
George Banwell
Ionia
Forrest Fay
Decorah
Albert Fay
Clem Long
Mike
Judy
Waverly
Clyde McConkey
Kathy Kuethe
Bob Ball
Cathrine and
Terrill
Irene O'Day
James Fay
Alaska
Iowa
Bob Rathbone
Mary Sue
Frederika
Leo McDonough
C. Meyerhoff
Sumner
Roy Gaede
Albert Rieck
Carl Oliver
Readlyn
Howard van Brocklin
Corp
Korea
Don McFarland
United States
Canada
Niagara Falls
Richard Lyle McFarland
Officers’ Training School
Newport News
R. I
FeFarland
Maryland
Herman O'Day
New Hampton
Emil Matthias
M. Heideman
Denver
Maxfield 4-H Club Holds Park Meeting and Fair Plans
Maxfield Merry Maids met at Readlyn park on Saturday July 12 with 19 members and 3 visitors. Roll call covered fair entries and construction notes while the president formed committees for the booth and float. The group enjoyed games, 4-H songs, and a picnic lunch after the meeting.
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Maxfield Merry Maids
Readlyn Park
Betty Richmann
Latest Addresses Of Tripoli Men Now Serving Colors
Pfe. Duane E. Poock US 55-092-103 2nd Trans. Hoy Trk. Co. APO 719 c/o P.M. San Francisco. February has five Sundays about three times in every century. Washington's estate at Mt. Vernon comprised 2,700 acres.
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Tripoli
Pfe
Duane E. Poock
Hoy Trk. Co
APO
P.M
San Francisco
Cal
Washington
Mt. Vernon
Brandenburg-Krueger Auxiliary Holds 8:15 Meeting
The Brandenburg-Krueger Auxiliary met at the town hall Tuesday at 8:15 with 11 members present. A report on the Mason City convention was read by Mrs. Virgil Duecker. Donations were approved to the Iowa City Soldiers' Hospital and the Iowa Cottage in Eaton Michigan. The treasurer was bonded. August brings new members. Birthday calendars were discussed. August meeting is July host Misses with Mrs. Herbert Biesterfelt and Mrs. Ray Fink to host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandenburg - Krueger
Mason City
Virgil Duecker
Iowa City Soldiers’ Hospital
Iowa
Eaton
Mich
Ray Fink
Herbert Biesterfelt
Shooting of Firecrackers Costs Watermann and Beisner
Leo Watermann and Carl Beisner faced Mayor Krueger's court on Monday July 14 for firing firecrackers. Each was fined 25 dollars plus costs with 20 dollars suspended for good behavior. Information filed by Marshal Sam Galloway. A postman's uniform red silk star marks 15 years of service. The Pony Express is noted as the marvel of the Sixties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Watermann
Carl Beisner
Krueger
Sam Galloway
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Eugene F. Haydon
Babson
Pinhook
Maxfield
Merry Maids
Bobby Lindeman
Riviera
Janesville, Iowa
H. M. Kurtz
Tegtmeier
Tow
Zonolite
Zonolite Company
Hasbrouck
Owa
Swift
Franks
Nabi
Meyer
Farlyy Elbertas
Bing
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