Charlene Hogan dies in Colorado at age five
Charlene Jane Hogan five of Sumner died Friday in Alamosa Colorado while her father Richard Hogan an education instructor and baseball coach at Sumner attended summer school. She was born October 20 1959 and suffered a diabetic condition. Funeral Mass of the Angels July 16 at Immaculate Conception Church burial in Mt. Calvary with Rev. Joseph Kleiner officiating. Survivors include her parents a brother Jeffrey eight sisters Patricia four Beverly three and grandparents.
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Charlene Hogan
Charlene Jane Hogan
Alamosa
Colo
Richard Hogan
Sumner
Colorado
Hogan
Charlene
Richard
Betty Edler Hogan
of the Angels
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Visitors and residents hosted in Iowa and neighboring states
Denver visitors and extended relatives headlined a string of social visits. The David Williams home welcomed Mr and Mrs Ben Vieth of Sparta Wisconsin and Richard Vieth of Chicago along with Mr Williams sister Mrs William Dunnaway of Washington Georgia. Reuben Bronn and wife begin a Lincoln Street home project in Park View Place after leaving Waverly. Ben Mihm of Arlington visited Arnold Bergmann and their guests the Carl Ohmanns of Concord California. Bergmanns Ohmanns and Mr and Mrs Werner Tiedt of Evansdale joined Vernie Ohmann of Hawkeye Monday in Bergmann home. Mrs Roy Schmudlach, Mrs Ella Lemke and Mrs Effie Wagner of Freedrika and Mrs Martha Aders of Storm Lake dropped by. David Williams and family returned from a Colorado Springs Denver vacation. Audrey and Beverly Leonhart visit relatives in Temple City California. Rose Howrey returned from visits to Davenport and Rock Island residences.
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David Williams
Ben Vieth
Sparta
Wis
Richard Vieth
Chicago
Williams
William Dunnaways
Washington
Reuben Steinbronn
Lincoln St
Park View Place
Waverly
Ben Mihm
Arlington
Arnold Bergman
Carl Ohmanns
Concord
Cal
Bergmanns
Ohmanns
Werner Tiedt
Evansdale
Vernie Ohmann
Hawkeye
Bergmann
Roy Schmudlach
Ella Lemke
Effie Wagner
Freedrika
Martha Aders
Storm Lake
Colorado Springs
Denver
Colo
Audrey
Beverly Leonhart
Temple City
Rose Howrey
Richard Whitehouse
Davenport
Emil Rausch
Rock Island
Estherville man crafts miniature wagons at home
Herb Framsen of Estherville spends spare time building small wagons from plastic and celluloid. Over ten years he has completed eight wagons, each about 10 inches high, and he also makes harness from rawhide and buckskin for the horses that pull the wagons.
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Herb Framsen
Estherville
Camp Ingawanis trip ties 14 Scouts to weekend
Frederika Keth Carroll committeeman led 14 Boy Scouts including Clarence Bergmann Jr Roger Bergmann Richard Buenger Danny Pleggenkuhle Duane Waterman Paul Carroll Allen Bentley Victor Matthias Larry Hahn Steven Hahn Merlin Nuss Terry Jordan on a week at Camp Ingawanis Waverly. Families and friends visited or hosted events across Sumner Denver Cedar Falls Central City Westgate Independence and Storm Lake during the stay.
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Keth Carroll
Camp Ingawanis
Waverly
Clarence Bergmann, Jr
Roger Bergmann
Richard Buenger
Danny Pleggenkuhle
Duane Waterman
Paul Carroll
Allen Bentley
Victor Matthias
Larry
Steven Hahn
Merlin Nuss
Terry Jordan
Martha Aders
Roy Schmudlach
Effie Wagner
Ella Lemke
Cedar Falls
Mabel McGee
Walter Reding
Tripoli
Fijetta Bergmann
Dale Domke
Fredericksburg
Storm Lake
Have Ager
Hazel Bowers
J. J. Hurwitz
Central City
Effie Alcock
Clinton
Nancy Burrow
Laura Hurmence
Gloria Alcock
LeRoy Bockhaus
ElRoy Nuss
Denver
Colo
Darwin Hoffman
L. W. Bockhaus
Lela Clary
C. C. Clary
First Liquor License In Iowa Awarded to Rock Island Railroad
The Rock Island Railroad received Iowa’s first liquor license as July 5 marks legal sale of alcohol across the state after 47 years. Jerry Stockdale's Black Coach Restaurant at Lake Okoboji also notes the new licensing, with licenses ranging from 100 to 1000 dollars and the commission setting an assembly line to process applications.
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Iowa
Jerry Stockdale
Black Coach
Lake Okobo
Rock Island Railroad
State Liquor Commission
Architectural rarity at Old Capitol Iowa City
Old Capitol on the State University of Iowa campus features a unique spiral staircase with a reverse curve at the bottom. The piece stands as a principal visitor attraction west of the Mississippi. The note urges visitors to be careful with cigarettes, matches and campfires to keep Iowa green in state parks and forests.
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Old Capitol
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Mississippi
Iowa
Family visits span Tripoli Waterloo and Iowa City
William Bravener and family visit in Tripoli with Mrs. Johnston returning to Iowa City with her son and family. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Jahnke and Mr. Gus Brase spend Sunday with Art Sommer in Waterloo. Jim Jordan and wife welcome a son born July 14 at Sumner hospital. Oren Hinecker and Ray Kirk host guests with their daughter in Waterloo.
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Arthur Johnson
Parkersburg
John Johnson
Wesley Hyde
Minneapolis
George Hyde
Tom Zike
Cedar Falls
H. H Lease
Claude Wilharm
Scholtz Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Edwin Dedor
H. F. Kammeyer
Fredericksburg
del Finder
Knittel
Everett Cole
Tripoli
Chris Bathke
Jerry Strottman
Skelly School
Des Moines
Lee Graf
Lloyd Ludwig
Art Kuker
Karen Kuker
Nelson Kuker
North Woods Park
Waylord Kuker
Marvel Wolfgram
John Harms
John Corkery
al Wolfgram
Harms
Charles Harms
William Bravener
Robert Bergmann
Johnston
Iowa City
A. H. Jahnke
Gus Brase
Art Sommer
Jim Jordan
Sumner Hospital
Oren Hinecker
Ray Kirk
Itch Me Not Promoted For Quick Relief At O Brien's Sundries
An ad promotes Itch Me Not as a quick drying remedy for skin itch and surface rashes. It claims itching subsides within minutes and antiseptic action speeds healing, suitable for eczema insect bites and foot itch. Returnable for 44 cents at any drug store, with today sale at O'Brien's Sundries.
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O'Brien
Embroiderer John Akerson Keeps Busy in Forest City
John Akerson, 78, of Forest City embroiders to fill days while managing a blood disease. He spends about three weeks on a luncheon cloth and has completed 100 dresser scarves 25 pillow cases and about 25 luncheon cloths.
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John Akerson
Forest City
Mr. Akerson
Edith Lisle Displays World Bell Collection in Clarinda
Mrs. Edith Lisle of Clarinda showcases a diverse bell collection with hundreds of pieces. Large bells reside in her garage and basement, each carrying its own story from various regions worldwide.
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Edith Lisle
Clarinda
Report Finds Curbing on Highways Still Safe
The Iowa Highway Commission released a report showing 18 foot rural primary roads with curbing had a death rate of 4.37 per 100 million vehicle miles versus 5.27 on 18 foot roads without curbing. The finding could influence the curb removal controversy tied to past political campaigns by Gov. Hoegh and Gov. Erbe.
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Iowa Highway Commission
Gov. Hoegh
Afer Hoegh
Norman Erbe
Hoegh
Highway Commission
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Fred Haskenhoff
Ivadean
Richard Herter
Navy
Polaris
Robert E. Lee
Upper Iowa University
New Hampton
New London
Conn
Herter
N. Stornington
Henry Elsamiller
Mardell Jane
Eldon Hoeper
Elmer Hoepers
Miss Elsamiller
Snyder Produce
Ingersoll Transfer
St. John American Lutheran Church
Bremer County Farm Bureau
Sumner City Park
William Bennett
Iowa Highway
Arnold Blomm
Timm
Lee Wallman
Terry Wade
Timms
George Delmeke
Kimball
Minn
Norman Bruner
Sioux City
Donald Olsen
Olsens
St. Peter Lutheran Church
Pocahontas
A. G. Langholz
H. H. Lease
Harlan Heckman
Rebecca
Steven Waterloo
Leyton
Jane
Randy Tegtmeier
Wichita Kans
Roy Binning
Ed Tegtmeier
Alfred Nuss
Cecil Strawbrough
George Messerer
Oelwein Park
Tom Messerer
Ralph Campbell
Lloyd Klotz
Lienau
West
R. J. Muller
Hutchinson
Muller
Mitchell
Wright Julius
Little Cedar
Julius
Dora Gross
Bathke
Paul Seehase
University Hospital
Roderick Light
Highland
N. J
Hollis Hunt
W. J. Schuknecht
Alma Schildbach
Light
Lucille Farrand
Sumner Herman Hagenow
Clarence Waskow
Frederika
J. C. Ruehs
Randall Neidert
Western Douglas
Augusta Cummings
Bartels
Clarence Bergmann
Independence
Lyle Wyant
Dennison Leitch
Charles City
Marvin Dancer
Lawrence Schwartz
Marilyn
Wayne Bravener
Albert Hill
Vern Hill
E. J. Nuss
Henry Schedtler
Mike Huebsch
Mary Sell
Louis Pries
Herbert Biermann
Bertha Drape
Alfred Specht
Wayne Mohlis
Westgate
Mohlis
Ernest Lemke
Tripoli, Iowa
Valley Forge
America
The
Phillips Gas
Towne's
Rath
Tripoli Sales
C., Inc
J. M. Snyder
Mer
Huy
Marae Tae
Sunset Thea Sumner, IoWa
N Durante
Riv Billy Roses
Panavision
State of
United States Brewers Association, Inc
Iowa Division
Golden Ng
Sealy
Rettig Furniture
Poli
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