Leaves for California and visits in Sumner
Walter Niemann and family announce a month long vacation in California with Walter Burg and the Niemanns at home of Mr and Mrs George Niemann. Numerous local residents travel or visit relatives in Cedar Rapids Ames Chicago Davenport Waterloo and Newton. A Gamble store opening in Sumner is planned and a large vacation Bible school runs at St John’s Lutheran Church with 62 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iemann
Walter
Sir
George Niemann
Harvey Robinson
Walter Burg
Long Beach
Cali
Fornia
Community Happenings Near Waverly and Readlyn
Miss Rosa Rodemeyer spent time with Leona Bunger while many neighbors visited relatives and attended a Burlington Evangelical Synod district meeting. A baby girl arrived June 10 to Mr and Mrs Herman Tegtmeier. Various dinners visits and visits to hospitals occurred as neighbors hosted and traveled among Waverly Readlyn Melrose Park and New Hampton.
Community Guests And Visitors Share Weekend
Mr and Mrs Emil Pries and daughter visited Mr and Mrs Henry Hennings and family Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs John Hagenow and son spent Thursday evening with Ed and Mrs Hagenow's parents. Velda Fleege stayed with cousin Mildred Hennings Saturday. Arthur Hennings visited Siegfried Struck's family Sunday. Lucinda Struck stayed week there. Henry and daughter in law Orville Eick hosted dinner Sun. Bremer pastor Rev Wunderlich and others attended Waverly mission festival. Wedemeier and Wilbert with Arthur Pries and sons plus Mildred Nora Hennings spent Sunday at Hennings. Nick Schuver of Bremer and Edwin Hennings were Waterloo callers Monday. August Fleege and Velda, and Emil Wendt were Waterloo business visitors Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Pries
Henry Hennings
John Hagenow
Ed Hagenow
Velda Fleege
Mildred Hennings
Arthur Hennings
Mirs
Siegfried Struck
Lucinda Struck
Wilbert
Arthur Pries
Mildred
Nora Hennigns
Nick Schuver
Bremer
Edwin Hennings
Waterloo
August Fleege
Velda
Emil Wendt
H. H. Buenger
Tripoli
Will Bergman
Will Jahnke
Minnie Buchholz
Henry Heideman
Mattie Drewis
George
Ewald Kleiss
Leon
Geo. H. Heideman
B. B. Bennett
Louie Gaede
Alfred Gaede
Pine Ridge
N. D
Howard
Alberta Bergman
Mary Carstensen
Tipoli
Will Bueng
Edwin
Erwin
J. A. Koch
S. Oak
Andrew Carstensen
Waverly
Leslie
Will Schultz
Will Schumacher
Charles
Martha Plagens
Isabella Tegtmeier
John Tegtmeier
Sumner
Fred Ambrose
Andrew Carstengen
C. G. Gerlach
Carolina Shellhorn
Carl Kammeyer
Fred Dohrman
Schneer
Leo
Alice Klemp
Albert Hunnemueller
Carl Westendorf
Eldon
Leo Westendorf
Herman Miller
Henry Shellhorn
Arnold
Lester
Leona
John Koch
Fred Peters
Louie Essman
Ed Borchert
Florence
Elda
Carolina Zander
Luella
Henry
Fred Detterding
Fred Shellhorn
Elmer
Walter
Rudy
Elsie
Arthur
Lucile
Merrina Essman
Herman Hagenow
John Beisner
Schwarzenstein
H. G. Turner
Turner-Heine Hall
Anna Schuette
Arnold Wiedler
Ruth
Rudy Mikes
Darlene
Fredericksburg
William Denner
Ted Williams
Everette Betzer
Albert Schwarzenstein
Virgil Schroeder
Richard Reinece
C. F. Reinecke
Ed Wietgrefe
Erwin Wietgrefe
William Wiedler
John Kerkhoff
New Hampton
Otto Hartmann
Frederick Schwarzenstein
Carol
Wittenburg
Art Rucker
Hermann Buss
Artesian
Henry Luhring
Hermann Mayne
Henry Kruse
Phila Linon
Ed Leitha
Old Tripoli social notes reflect town visits and kinship
In Tripoli area news, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Buenger visited in Will Bergman’s home. Numerous calls and visits occur across Tripoli, Waverly, Oelwein, and Pine Ridge. Notable items include Leslie Carstensen’s eighth grade diploma, a large Gaede family gathering at J. A. Koch farm, and several siblings and cousins sharing time at various homes.
South of Tripoli social roundup at multiple homes
Reverend C G Gerlach and many families such as Shellhorn Kammeyer Westendorf Miller Shellhorn and Essman gathered at several homes including Carl Kammeyer Fred Dohrman Herman Miller and John Beisner. Visitors hosted and relatives shared Sunday and Thursday evenings with multiple households in the community. Merrina Essman visited from Waterloo to spend a week with grandmother Carolina Shellhorn.
Schwarzenstein reunion at Turner home in Bremer county
The Bremer Schwarzenstein family held an annual gathering Sunday at H. G. Turner’s home with a picnic dinner in Turner Heine hall. Dozens of relatives attended from Waterloo Readlyn Waverly and nearby towns including Virginia Turner visiting from Chicago and many spouses and children.
Readlyn Readlyn church service and family reunion notes
Theodore Eichleberg led services at St Pauls Lutheran in English Sunday morning. Guests at August Eichmann home included Frank Eichman and Florence to mark birthdays of Mrs August Eichmann and Janola Ann on June 11. Visitors from Denver and Klinger joined the Matthias family reunion at Readlyn park on June 12, with Chicago and Readlyn residents noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Eichleberg
Klinger
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Frank Eichman
Florence
August Eichmann
Tripoli
Janola Ann
Henry J. Schneer
Denver
John Schumacher
H. J. Schumacher
Art Schumacher
W. W. Griese and Sons
Chicago
H. A. Griese
Annual Mission Festival at St John’s Lutheran Waverly
Community notices report the Annual Mission Festival at St John’s Lutheran church in Waverly. Mrs Huck celebrated her birthday with family and friends at their home on Sunday. Various local families visited relatives that day including Schaefer Deterding and Kallenbach Mueller and Schroe der households. A stray line notes a wood stain cleaning tip and a courtroom dialogue about a debt and a black eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Waverly
J. C. Huck
Wm. Kallenbach
E. A. Mueller
F. F. Mueller
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F. J. Wells
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Grand Lodge
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D Dughter
Ray Wells
Jami- Low Harrison
Russel Brown
St. Louis
J. C. Engelman
Earl Marks
Gamble
Linn
John W. Briggs
Arlie Morf
Willys Morf
Ames
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Kenosha
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W. H. Wehrmacher
Fred Minkel
Cresco
Esther
Harold Minkel
Sioux Falls
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O. E. Bethel
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C. J. Mardorf
Alfred Mardorf
Vera Turner
G. W. Turner
Evanston Hospital
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Illinois
He Paents
Howard Schug
Joe Sexton
Carl Metzger
Arvylla Lee
Shannon City
Iowa
George Harris
L. E. Aubrey
Carl Cutler
Sterling
Colorado
H. H. Karsten
Lou Bettner
Elmer Mohling
Finnette Wood
Bonnie Pease
Evanston Academy of Fine Arts
Immaculate Conception Church
Fairbanks
G. J. Sexton
James
C. J. Mardoff
Brotherhood of the American Lutheran Churches of
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Cedar Falls
Gerald Grannemann
Harry Wilharm
Robert Hagg
Minneapolis
H. F. Wood
Finnette
Fred Westendorf
City Park
Nu Bridge Club
Bernice Carroll
Herman Frisch
Mary
Ralph Paden
R. W. Paden
P. F. Wilharm
Council Bluffs
Norma Tremaine
M. M. K. Club
W. H. Pipho
W. P. Pipho
Claire Chadwick
Iowa State College
L. A. Schuknecht
M. M. E. Club
Roy Robertson
A. W. Pagel
Crystal Lake
Ill
Floyd Robertson
Esther Klett
Florence Gronner
Alice Geffert
F. W. Heinemann
E. H. Pries
Jimmy
L. J. Pries
Readlyn
W. E. Ritka
Herbert Mueller
Henry Schmidt
Newton
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Norma Hoth
Lydia Becker
W. H. Becker
Elmer Shanewise
Lois
Fairbank
D. C
Frederick
Tripoli Hardware Co
Tripoli, Iowa
Siegel
Rosa Rodemeyer
Leona Bunger
Gustave Schwemm
Carl
Lorenz Zander
Henry Kuecker
Arthur Stumme
Conrad Meyer
K. Pfeiffer
Ernest Kammeyer
Evangelical Synod
Burlington
Arthur Dammier
Emil Goellner
Emil, Jr
Melrose Park
Herman Tegtmeier
Ed Eberding
John Henning
Harry Buhr
Erwin Hoppenworth
Leslie Vogt
Herman Krueger
Arthur Hoeper
Geneva
Augusta Hoeper
Carl Nuendorf
Will Bierman
Margaret Schwemm
Eleanor Strottman
Edna Kuecker
Helene
Hedwig Gerlach
Harold Frese
Henry Schwemm
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Erwin Kuecker
Henry Joens
Fred Deke
Horton
Carl Oberlieu
Fred Bierman
Ernest Bergman
Rey
Fred Bockhaus
Henry Korte
Warren Towns
Tonry Lord
Old Tripoli
Will Buenger
Oelwein
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John Peters
Ernest Schumacher
Walter Schultz
Vernis
Maxine Carstensen
Jeanette
Vada
Ruby Ann
Beverly
Wanda Ganske
Ed Jahnke
Herman Plagens
Reuben
W. Goldsberry
C. W. Turner
Henry Kappmeyer
C. H. Leitha
Marty
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