Jacobs Springer Nuptials and Local Marriages
Miss Grace Jacobs and John E. Springer were married June 1 in Mason City. Other notices list local weddings, graduations, moves, and visits, including Esther Buckingham and Elmer Glass marriages, and various summer plans and social events among Sumner residents and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs-Springer
Grace Jacobs
John E. Springer
Mason City
Ser Ant
Morris Jacobs
Sumner High School
Presbyterian Hospital
Waterloo
Springer
Sumner
Gamble
Elmer Glass
Esther Buckingham
Dakota City
Glass
M. Ide
Glee Morgan
Worthington
Minn
Raymond Glass
Sumner Gazette
Humboldt
Humboldt Independent
Republian
Readlyn Notes From Readlyn St Matthew's Ladies Aid
Readlyn community news covers hostessing at St Matthew's Ladies Aid, visits from Waverly and Evanston residents, a brief Ames stop, a Monticello guest, school year wrap at Lutheran Day School, and a kittenball game. Reunions for Pries and Tiedt Leistikow families noted, weddings in Austin and Waterloo, birthdays at Kuhlmann and Griese homes, christening of Lorna Norma, and local visits and travels. Infant Janola Ann honored during brief obituary-like note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hagenow
St. Matthew's Ladies’ Aid
Wm. Boevers
Herman Thiemann
Waverly
Louis Tiedt
Ed Witt
Albert Henning
Evanston
Ill
John Tiedt
F. L. Diekman
Ames
August
Martha Meyer
Monticello
Rev. Meyer
Lutheran Day School
F. G. Torgler
Pries
Bremer
Miriam L. Cook
Art E. Balsbury
Austin
Minn
Readlyn
Mabel Leistikow
Fred Weber
Waterloo
Will Kuhlmann
Richard Leistikow
Leonard Leistikow
Ray Thoms
Lorna Norma
Yockey
Chas. Everding
A. H. Simmons
Stanley Pichelmann
Tripoli
Clara Knief
F. W. Knief
J. F. Heideman
Janesville
Arbelger
Herbert Pries
K. C. Becker
Herman Everding
N. E. Federation of the Brotherhood
Independence
Will Schmidt
Janola Ann
Lila Hesse
Elmer Heidemann
Yvonne Warneke
H. L. Bogan
Record crowds at new fair open with Roosevelts visit
Chicago reports a first weekend attendance of over 235000 at the Century of Progress Fair. Opening day drew 154963 on Saturday May 26, while Sunday logged 81241. President Roosevelt officially opened the Exposition via motion pictures as lights illuminated a new world of displays. Mrs. FDR inaugurated the massive new fountain. The Night lighting featured an Aurora Borealis and a towering blue pillar of light. Foreign villages offered a world tour and new attractions provided free entertainment and improved visitor amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
North Lagoon
Ford
Mecca
Tara Hall
Tunisia
Armour and Company
Wilson and Company
Continental Baking Company
Hiram Walker
Brook Hill
Visitors and Relatives Gather for Summer in Iowa
Lake Mills residents Mr and Mrs Walter Wodke and son Jimmie and Mrs Josephine Boyce visited Mrs Mary Miller and Ayers family in Charles City and Waterloo relatives over the weekend. A large party of Gillett and Mowatt relatives from Chippewa Falls and Waterloo join locals for weddings anniversaries and family picnics near Sumner and Waterloo with several returning home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alee Mae Mueller
Ames
Claire
Iowa State College
W. E. Pitka
Tama
Sumner
Elmer Mohling
Cedar Rapids
Wm. Rimrodt
Waterloo
John Rimrodt
Gail Nolte
Blairstown
Indianola
Simpson College
Art Erhardt
Clarence Weide
Gridley
Kan
Will Wolff
Toronto
Esther Westendorf
John Wolff
Theeremony
Buck Creek
Kuhlman
Claire Chadwick
D. E. Chadwick
Sisters of Mercy of
Mary Patent
Mary Invicata
Lloyd Colker
Osage
Woettents
Henry Olker
Mildred
Eleather
McGuiness
Sun
Wil. T Bether
Aubrey
Tom Hampton
O. C. Ludwig
William Gannon
Omaha
Nebr
Creighton University
School of Nursing
Hillis Noon
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Winn Heyer
E. W. Heyer
Nu Bridge Club
R. A. Bonnell
Willy Muether
Charles Starkweather
Rockford
C. B. Starkweather
Greene
Theodosia Reed
O. C. Hoth
Norma
Alma Schwerin
Spencer
Phyllis Vicrey
Oelwein
H. H. Karsten
G. W. Turner
St. Luke’s Hospital
Orlo Meyer
W. H. Heyer
Tibbitts’ Flats
Louis Hochberger
Paul Seehase
Pauline
Alfred Hochberger
Hawkeye
Fred Ambose
Frederick
Tripoli
O. B. Littell
H. W. Tank
Univer
A. C. Schuknecht
Hattie Albright
Minneapolis
Wm. McClure
Mary
John Sexton
Jack
G. J. Sexton
Lydia Becker
Sam Johnson
Waverly
K. H. Rhode
Frederika
G. L. Winks
Floyd Roberston
Roy Robertson
C. A. Stewart
N. A. Kippen
Independence
Wm. McGui
McGregor
Doris Downing
Turner
Jane
Downing
Richard Munger
Carroll
W. H. Wehrmacher
Emma Wehrmacher
Ralph Hurmence
Catharine Brannon
Waucoma
Ben Winks
Rosamund Eckstein
Alice Mae Mueller
Zella Scobey
Los Angeles
J. A. Smith
West Union
Walter Wodke
Jimmie
Josephine Boyce
Lake Mills
Wis
Mary Miller
Ayers
L. S. Gillett
Walter Biemann
Ray Gillett
Chippewa Falls
Lela Gillett
August Bockhaus
Herman Bockhaus
Fred Bergman
Henry Bergman
Near Sumner
Alton McClain
Naomi
Theodore Mowatt
Harold Mowatt
Mr. Mowatt
E N. Mowatt
Martha
Clarice Mowatt
E. N. Mowatt
Robert Edgar
H. A. Schroeder
Frank Loffredo
Norma Jean
Paul and
James
Arthur French
Raymond
Dorothy
William Sassmann
Marilyn Margaret
Denver
Leonard Dana
Marvin Dana
Gaylord Johnson
Marlin Dale
A. W. Gable
Arlyne Sherman
Marian Gable
A. J. Paden
Charlotte
Edward
F. W. Sherman
Rath’s
Potter Siding Birthday Gatherings Highlight Readlyn Notes
Community updates record birthday celebrations for August Fredericks and Ramona Kruse with visits from Lohmann, Fred Lohmann, Struck, Redies, and others. Attendees span nearby towns including Tripoli and Dubuque, with social calls at Readlyn park and local households. The piece notes a eighth grade commencement in Waverly and a Tiedt reunion, plus visits to Henry Strottman and Ramona Kruse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Fredericks
Wm. Lohmann
Lucille
Leslie Lohmann
Robert
Arnold Angus
Lazola Kirchhoff
Aug. Fredericks
Nadean
Stanley Spier
Waverly
Louie Bany
Tripoli
Ted Bany
Dubuque
Fred Lohmann
Ernest Struck
Art Redies
Adela Lohmann
Nadean Fredericks
Ramona Kruse
Will Lohmann
Lucile
Wm. Harmening
E. A. Hanff
Ernest Redies
Esther
Darlene
Henry Lohmann
Louisa Tiedt
Ernest Rodemeyer
Mary Lohmann
Tiedt
Readlyn Park
Henry Strottman
Readlyn
Picnics and visits mark Bremer Sunday events
Warren Torts Port Pries helped at Henry Hennings home Thursday. Families from Kaiser Anhalt Rhode Flege and Pries plus others enjoyed a river picnic Sunday. Waterloo visitors called on Amos McDonald in Bremer. Bremer Sunday gatherings included Trinity Sunday School picnic and E L Y P S birthday event for Miss Erna Pries. Bremer League and Walther League played kitten ball, Bremer won 10 to 8. A stray quip about a dog named Pacifist ends the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ort Pries
Henry Hennings
Art Kaiser
Joe Anhalt
Martin Rhode
Aug. Flege
Velda
Helena Hennings
Richard Dickman
Waterloo
Amos McDonald
Bremer
Louie Wedemeier
Fred Wede
Trinity
Quarter Section Grove
Erna Pries
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Ne Su
Gergia Llewellyn
Ina Llewellyn
Richard Bullard
R. B. Bullard
Maxwell
Methodist Church of
Maxwell Consolidated Schools
Corydon
Iowa
Forrest Strathern
Eileen Wall
Lansing
LaCrosse
St. Paul
Tower
London
Globe Theater
Black Forest
Old North Church
Mount Vernon
Paul Revere
Oasis
Montmartre
Paris
Shanghai
Swift Bridge
Standard Oil
Science
Wisconsin
Rose Bowlby
Kathryn Sewell
Ucla
Wat Maxes
Warren Towns
Meier
Will Blume
Herbert
Ed Hagenow
Art Hennings and
Bremer League
Walther League of Waverly
Gill Bade
Norge
Tripoli Hardware Co
B. F. Morf, Mgr
Tripoli, Iowa