Frederika Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
The Frederika column lists numerous visits and gatherings across Sumner, Aplington, New Hampton, Waterloo, Tripoli, and nearby towns. The Ackley reunion at Frederika park drew 37 attendees including Frank Ackley and Paula O Day, with plans for a 1953 reunion in New Hampton. The piece notes birthdays, furloughs, hospital stays, and courtesy visits among families such as Dilley, Meier, Drewis, and Parson, reflecting a busy community week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecile Dilley
Ernest Heinemann
Sumner
W. E. Dilley
Aplington
Max Dilley
Bertha Mooney
New Hampton
Cc. C. Clary
G. G. Roose
Allison
Robert Camp
Herbert Blaschke
Mary Tibbetts
Betty Bock
Leo
Bill Burrow
Douglas Township
A. W. French
W. H. Sassmann
Denver
N. B. Tibbetts
Richfield
Orville Meier
Henry Meier
Seattle
Wash
Ralph Drewis
Clara Schmidt
Ernest Drewis
Tripoli
Carl Smith
Mollie Thompson
Waterloo
Carol Sherman
Donald Ager
E. N. Mowatt
Joe Dean
Rhonda
Oelwein
Roy Burmaster
Dresden Township
Roy Schmudlach
Dean
Elmer Gillett
Marcus Gillett
Nina Hall
Gladys Nay
Lena Gillett
Everett Berg
Roland Parson
Bassett
Nancy Lou Buckendahl
Williamstown
Will Duenow
Leroy Bockhaus
Pearl Lindermann
G. F. O'Day
Faye
Gordon Henninger
Paul O'Day
Paula
Earl Leach
Bernard Wenthe
Ernest Harnisch
Fredericksburg
E. G. O'Day
Dresden
Ruth Templeton
Honeywell
Leo Philp
Terry
Ricky Ackley
Fred Benz
C. C. Clary
Frederika
Frank Ackley
Paula O’day
Bremer County Board notices closes 1962 June session
Bremer County Iowa board met June 9 1962 at Waverly courthouse with Schnadt Seaman and Helteman present. Gave permits for Rudolph W Rusch Knittel Bremer Mercantile and FF Moeller Estate Artesian and issued Class B beer permit and cigarette license. Board canvassed primary results and listed nominees for county and township offices. Adjourned to June 16 1962 for further business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Towa
Bremer County
Tows
W. H. Schnadt
Louie Seaman
Conrad F. Hel
Teman
Rudolph W. Rusch
Knittel
Bremer Mercantile
Bremer
FF Moeller Estate of
Artestan
F. F. Moeller Estate of
Artesian
Schnadt
Sor
Edward Knott
Ro T Maird
F. L. McAlpine
Marty B. Cretameyer
Burton Holton
Hook, Bhiert
John Sperry
Robert B. Love
H OH
Cleveland
Willam & Lynes
Robert Christopher
B. Ho Schnadt
Polk Township
Nick J. Dahl
Carle Lockwood
W. H. Fox
Arlie Smith
Henry J. Warneke
Philip Robinson
Ralph E. Small
J. M. Donlon
Coy V. Ziehe
Sumner Town
Constable
Sumner No. 2
J. B. Robertson
Harry HH
Buhr
Repulican
Erwin F. Henniges
Warren Township
L. W. Ormston
Richard L. Ormston
Joe Anhalt
W. Township
Martin Knief
Vern F. Homan
Justice of the Peace
W. H. Diercks
Board of Supervisors
Theo, Pooch
Klinger
B. H. Schnadt
Mrs Mary Hunemuller Celebrates 71st Birthday at Home
Friends and relatives gathered Sunday at the home of Mrs. Mary Hunemuller to honor her 71st birthday. Guests included Albert and August Hunemuller with Clarence, Fred Schwere and Betty, Herman and Will Schwere, and others. Entertainment featured accordion music by Betty Schwere and Lavern Hunemuller as Mrs. Hunemuller received a birthday cake from her son August and wife, plus cards and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hunemuller
Albert J. Hunemuller
August Hunemuller
Clarence
Fred Schwere
Betty
Herman Schwere
Will Schwere
Herman F. Buchholz
Emil Buchholz
Sophia Bock
Hunemuller
August
Betty Schwere
Lavern Hunemuller
Farmer Today Noted as One-Third Minority Says Gross
The Census Bureau finds two thirds of Americans live in cities, leaving farmers as a shrinking one third. The piece argues Congress favors metropolitan interests and promotes a cost of production plan to fair prices, labor inclusion, and protection from foreign imports. It criticizes military spending secrecy and U S aid to Israel, calls Britain Russia trade, and condemns foreign textiles under an administration favoring imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Land of Living
House
Truman
Grandview
Israel
Middle East
United States
U. S
Free World
Yugoslavia
Spain
Argentina
Britain
Russia
British
Korea
Economic Development Committee
Age figures and pest control tips from Iowa State extension
In Aplington two sisters share a combined age of 204 years with Hego Frey turning 100 on June 7 and L. B. Popkes aged 104 as of December 27. The text notes control of leafhoppers and fleas with percent DDT dust blended with a fixed copper fungicide per Iowa State extension entomologist Har old Gunderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aplington
Hego Frey
L. B. Popkes
Harold Gunderson
Iowa State Extension
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Otto Buls
Darlys
Alfred Bulls
Leslie Parson
Libbie Parson
Joanne
L. W. Bockhaus
John Henning
Pvt
Lawrence Parson
la Porte City
Gouget
Sunkist
Per Doz
Calmar Pop
Igre ‘Sho
Har AO
Fishers
S—Washington
Ins
Elmdale
Cudahy
Juel’s Briardale
The
Township Officers Township
Herman Weetendorf
Henry Well
Albert Meier
Carl Neuendorf
Franklin Township
Fred W. Piehl
Frederika Township
Fremont Township
H. H. Hoppenworth
J. P. Snelling
Jackson Township
Efferson Township
E. J. Heldeman
Thomas 8. Place
Albert Mohling
Elmer Steege
Hedwig Hoppenworth
Louis Hoppenworth
Elmer K. Rucker
Republian
Mervin J. Seegers
Louis F. Seegers
Fred J. Paul
Lafayette Township
Lucy Vosselier
Otto Walther
Leroy Township
Maxfield Township
Fred Matthias
Carl W. Hagemann
Paul G. Meyerhoff
Ray F. Thoma
William Maurer
Elmer W. Griese
F. W. Pepmueller
William E. Meyerhoff
Gross
Clarence Hunemuller
F. M. Root
Cedar Falls
Main ST
WM. F. Krueger
Bill Geraghty
Tripoli Leader
Ewald Lahmann
Hasbrouck Lumber Co
Beltsville
Farmers Produce
Tripoli Locker
Bergmann Hatchery
Andrew Nicklaus
Alcoholics Anonymous
P.O
Iowa
DeVries
Dohrmann Repair Shop
Block & Klemp
FORD
Chevrolet
Wm. Ambrose
Ford Sales and Service
New Holland
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