Rev Herman Diemer dies at 75 in Sumner hospital
Reverend Herman G. Diemer, 75, retired Lutheran minister, died June 14 at Sumner hospital after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held at St. John American Lutheran Church with burial at St. Peter Lutheran Cemetery, Richfield. Diemer served churches across Canada and the Midwest before moving to Sumner in 1955. He is survived by his widow, six sons, two daughters, 24 grandchildren, and numerous relatives.
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H. G. Diemer
Herman G. Diemer
Sumner Hospital
St. John American Lutheran Church
St. Peter Lutheran Cemetery
Richfield
Bruno Schlachtenhauser
Des Moines
John Mohr
George and
Auguste Koch
Braunton
Minn
Marie Arndt
St. Paul
Scackleton
Gull Lake and Estuary
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Canada
New Auburn
Bellefouch
S. D
Ligerton
Wisc
St. Peter and Stapleton Lutheran
Sumner
Gerhardt
Wildwood
Max Diemer
New Guinea
Marvin
Cedar Falls
Paul
Fredericksburg
Harold
Kenneth
Douglas Dachsel
Ralph Gaede
Marion
John Judt
Winnipeg
Norman Unger
Canton
Ohio
Peter Hack
Chicago
George Diemer
Watertown
Wis
Walter Diemer
Duluth
Sumner area society notes and wedding report
Community updates from Tripoli and Sumner include a June church wedding in Waterloo for Bernice Decor and Danny Leisinger with plans to live in St. Louis, plus a pink and blue shower hosted by Mrs. Lyle Timm in Cedar Rapids. Local visits, guests, and family gatherings are detailed across numerous households and towns.
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Lyle Timm
Cedar Rapids
William Bradford
Mike Miller
Westgate
Oelwein
Cedar Falls
Sumner
Arthur Dedor
Virginia
Fredericksburg
George Dedor
Robert Gersonde
Ed Dedor
Ronnie
Ernest Dedor
Bernice Decor
Waterloo
Danny Leisinger
St. Louis
Trinity Lutheran Church
Rena Smith
Inez
Iowa unemployment drops from 2.6 to 2.3 percent
Iowa's unemployment rate falls to 2.3 percent in April as the Iowa Employment Commission reports a 4,100 decline in workers, bringing total employment to 1,197,900. The report notes the April drop continues a downward trend in joblessness.
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Towa
Iowa Employme Commission
Iowa
First Woman of the United States: Elizabeth’s Legacy
Elizabeth and Mary are cited as early figures connected to Philadelphia in 1825. The entry notes Elizabeth, born 1768 and died 1836, as a pioneering woman in U.S. history with Mary referenced in Philadelphia that year.
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U.S
Elizabeth
Mary
Philadelphia
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Crippled Children
Iowa City
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Amana Refrigeration
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Robert Heth
Lawain Meier
Lavern Meier
Our Redeemer Lutheran Church
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Beth
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Upper Iowa College
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Pine Island
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Elgin
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Minneapolis
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Waverly
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Harold Herman
Dunkerton
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Bloomington
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Biesterfelt Bros
Block’s Auto Service
Bockhaus & Summer Barber Shop
R. J. Banger Barber Shop
Buhr
Ambrose Auto Co
N. R. Ambrose Oil Co
Butler-Bremer Mutual Telephone Co
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Klemp
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Tripoli Feed and Livestock
E.&l. Sundries
the Farmers Store
Feed’s Body Shop
Hasbrouck-Voetmann Lumber Co
Hurmence
I.M.C. Rainbow Farm Center
L. L. Moeller Construction Co
Ray’s Clothiers & Cleaners
Tegtmeter Oil Co
Towne’s ‘66
Tripoli Mercantile Co
Tripoli Plumbing & Heatins
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