Sumner Area Threshing and Family News Update
Buck Creek residents hosted and attended various threshing activities and family gatherings. Notable items include the Knoploh reunion at Sumner park with many local families, Ernest Judisch’s hospital operation and improving condition, and Mrs. Erwin Volker’s appendicitis surgery. Funeral attendance for Henry Teidt was reported at Grove Hill, with additional visits to farms and church services in the Sumner area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wilharm
Sumner
Charles Krueger
Louie Buhr
Knoploh
Sumner Park
Wm. Knoploh
Herman Zell
John H. Sell
Henry Zell
Henry Scheddler
Robert Judisch
Henry Haar
John Knoploh
Louie Price
Henry Bohle
Ernest J. Nuss
Henry Rosenow
John Sell
Hilda Reick and
Ernest Judisch
Readlyn Hospital
Louie Buhr, Jr
August Nicklaus
August A. Buhr
Ernest Buhr
William Schnadt
Erwin Volker
Fred Serfoss
Oran
Henry Schwabe
Fred Zell
Henry Teidt
Grove Hill
Local Visitation and Funeral Notices Across Iowa Towns
Mrs Henry Schroedermeier visits relatives in Marshalltown and siblings host visits with Gladys Pape in West Union. Harriett Heideman leaves Finchford after a three week stay with the Otto Matthias home. Several families travel to Waterloo, Des Moines, Rudd, and Fairbank for gatherings and funerals. A death in the Bortz family followed a stroke suffered in a hammock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schroedermeier
Marshalltown
Gladys Pape
West Union
R. F. Thieman
Harriett Heideman
Finchford
Otto Matthias
George Wilkens
Laura
Herbert Kaiser
Harold
Emil Wente
Waterloo
F. A. Bortz
John Heine
Rudd
Bortz
Lawrence Heine
Des Moines
Walter Lohman
Heraldine
Devils Backbone Park
Lamont
Floyd Turner
Martha
Cleda
Richard Dilworth
Dubuque
H. G. Turner
C. W. Turner
F. W. Goldsberg
Fairbank
Ernest Rucker
Ernest Redies
August Thies
Henry Redies
Local residents visit Hennings and neighbors Sunday
Mr and Mrs Wm Oestmann and relatives visited at Henry Hennings home Sunday evening. Waverly couple Rudolph Anhalt spent the week at Fred Wedemeier’s, with Pothast host to guests. Pries and Wente families shared calls, and a number of neighbors called on Hennings and other area homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Oestmann
Arthur Pries
Harold
August Flege
Velda
B. Hennings
Henry Hennings
Rudolph Anhalt
Waverly
Fred Wedemeier
Arthur Pothast
Elsie Wohlsein
Emil Pries
Clarence
Margaret Kaig
Martin Rohde
Emil Wente
Herbert Kaiser
Ernest Flege
Lester Fails
Spring Branch Visit At Henry Hennings Home
A Sunday afternoon visit by residents from Spring Branch occurred at the Henry Hennings residence. Local witnesses noted a cordial gathering and conversations about community events and upcoming activities in the area.
Social Calls Highlight Readlyn Visit and Local Affair
East of town Mr and Mrs Will Moeller of Readlyn visited the Bert Sehnadt home Friday evening. Louie Boderman and family and Mrs Edna Ganske and children called on Theo Stahlhut Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Paul Buenzow and Mr and Mrs Clarence Lamprecht visited Erwin Volker Sunday. Mrs Erwin Volker underwent an appendectomy early Sunday and is recovering. nurse Miss Roder of Sumner attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Moeller
Readlyn
Bert Sehnadht
Louie Boderman
Edna Ganske
Theo Stahlhut
Paul Buenzow
Clarence Lamprecht
Erwin Volker
Miss Roder
Sumner
Threshing Circles Mark Potter Siding Community
In Potter Siding many locals joined threshing efforts with rings listed by names and farms. The Helms and Dohrmanns hosted gatherings, while neighbors reported drier conditions and continued threshing near Tripoli and Elma.
Old Tripoli Community Notes
Old Tripoli local items note Mr and Mrs Henry Heideman with Mattie and George visiting Waverly. Mrs Mary Carstensen helped daughter Mrs Geo Heideman with canning. Lavern Schnurstein visited Tripoli family. Fred Rewoldt Sr and family visited Wm Jahnke. Geo Heideman and son Howard visited Wm Bergman. B W Diehl family and daughters Rose and June left for Minnesota trip. Diehls’ older children stay with Mrs Ed Ferris during absence. Fred Schnurstein of Tripoli repaired a new door at Old Tripoli school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Heideman
Mattie Drewis
George
Mary Carstensen
Geo. H. Heideman
Lavern Schnurstein
Tripoli
Fred Rewoldt
Wm. Bergman
B. W. Diehl
Rose
June
Minnesota
Ed Ferris
Diehl
Funeral of Mrs. Sager’s Aunt Attended by Miss Guiney
Miss Fannie Guiney and daughter Rosella attended the funeral of Mrs. Sager’s aunt Mrs. Patrick Sullivan at Cherokee on Wednesday. The deceased, Delia O’Connell before her marriage, lived with her parents on a farm north of the Stockwell bridge and suffered heart trouble before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Guiney
Rosella
First Bremer county marriage under five day law
Cecil Anrrus of Kansas City Missouri and Opal Wolfe of Des Moines were the first couple to secure a Bremer county marriage license under the five day law. They wed after learning they must marry in the county at the Little Brown Church in the Vale and were escorted by the minister to a county location for the ceremony. Delegates to the State Legion convention Dr M C Martin and R B Aiken of the American Legion will attend in Davenport August 3 4 and 5. The State Auxiliary convention opens in Marshalltown August 17 and 18, with Mrs Harold Gruben and Mrs R B Aiken as delegates.
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Bremer County
Cecil Anrrus
Kansas City
Opal Wolfe
Des Moines
Little Brown
The
Vale
Legion Convention
M. C. Martin
R. B. Aiken
American Legion
Davenport
Marshalltown
Harold Gruben
Wisconsin
F. R. Sparks
L. Raecker
Rotary
Raecker
H. BE. Moehling
State Bank
Hagemann & Hagemann
Hagemann
Carl
New Parking Rules on Bremer Avenue
New parking rules apply on First and Second streets N. E. and N. E. for one block on each side of Bremer avenue requiring all vehicles to park parallel to the curb. The change, enacted to ease driving on these streets, ends diagonal parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E
Bremer Avenue
S. O. S Picnic Delight Ends Yearly Tradition
Eight S O S members enjoyed their annual picnic at the tourist park with a supper and program. Miss Carrie Burrington received a gold piece for leading success each year. Charles Siebert sustained arm and hand injuries last week after a fall in his barn. Waverly golfers defeated Greene on the local course 14 to 10. Gust Niewehner carded a 30 and Art Droste a 31. Dr J D Neminway travelled to Wabedo Minnesota and returned with his wife and children plus Mr and Mrs W H Babcock and their young son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Burrington
Charles Siebert
Waverly
Greene
Gust Niewehner
Art Droste
J. Dd. Neminway
Wabedo
Minnesota
W. H. Babcock
Babcock
C. H. Groening
Black Hills
Jack Doughty
Sheridan
Indiana
Thomas Bogan
Ardath Hart
Phoenix
Arizona
Celia Selbig
Rochester
New York
Father Bohrer
Mercy Hospital
Astor
Mason City
Fred Ferguson
Max Ferguson
Appleton
W. R. Bowman
Ray Goodspeed
Nettie Goodspeed
Stuffelbeam
Tourist Park
Royal Neighbors of America
Harold Mueller
Ernest Mueller
Aaron Tegtmeier
W. P. Barber
Margaret Sager
Sarah Meyers
Des Moines
Ernest McDonald
Monti
James McDonald
Father McDonald
St. Francis Hospital
Bremer county social notes and local events mix
Waverly firemen hold a woods picnic with families and a large crowd attends. Residents plan visits, relocations, and travels between Bremer county towns as Miss Ardath Hart secures a job in Phoenix and Father Bohrer departs for Mason City. Local incidents include a White Spot Barbeque break in and a car crash on gravel near Washington Creamery.
Partridge Plans Los Angeles Tokyo Nonstop Flight
Capt. Herbert G. Partridge announced that around September 1 he would attempt a nonstop flight from Los Angeles to Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Los Angeles
Herbert G. Partridge
Fractured OCR Snippet From Indiana Town Notice
Fragmentary text from an Indiana town item mentions a family unit with parents and a son, a dog, and a friend, with scattered names and urban references. The readable parts suggest a casual, nonsensical narration rather than a clear news event or public notice.
You Here Hav One Explanation of Relativity Theory
A playful remark on relativity explains how time feels different with motion and social situation. The speaker suggests a quick moment can seem long or short depending on context, using a humorous analogy about a pretty girl and a hat.
Firestone Dealers Hit Record Sales Increases
Our business and other Firestone dealers nationwide grew rapidly as Firestone ran factories 24 hours a day. We sold more tires in April, May and June than in any similar period in company history. We promote verifiable claims only and invite you to inspect value and safety in our store today for greater quality and service.
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Firestone
Counin
Real Loud Speaker Test in Berlin Echoes Strong
Berlin residents heard music from a roof mounted loud speaker 25 miles away. The device, claimed to equal an orchestra of 2000 pieces, produced air waves felt on the skin 150 feet away. It required 120 amperes to operate and its diaphragm vibrated a full inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Popular Science Monthly
Child Dies After Sparkler Ingestion At Fourth of July
Patricia Nelson aged twenty months, daughter of Howard Nelson of Cherokee Iowa, died from the effects of eating a Fourth of July sparkler in an incident reported from Cherokee. The tragedy highlights dangers of festive fireworks to toddlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee
Iowa
Patricia Nelson
Howard Nelson
Bureau warns against using certain terms in ads
The National Better Business Bureau issued a bulletin dated July 10 warning advertisers to avoid terms used to compare competitive products to the consumer. The notice states such wording should not be used in advertising to prevent misleading comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Better Business Bureau
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