Sumner Nuptials and Local Obituaries Face Sparse Details
Fragmented obituary and wedding notices from Sumner detail Emma Engel 82 dying at Sumner hospital after four months, Rev. Eugene Kramer officiating, burial at St. Lutheran cemetery Spring. Also notes Feral services for a 1880-born individual, niece Lydia Pipho Tegimeier in Buck Creek era, and a 50th wedding anniversary with open house at Parish House. Mentions siblings Hulda Elsie Engel, Elmer Sumner Edwin Waterloo, Harold Ferguson, and family ties to Pipho and Tegimeier families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engel
Emma Engel
Sumner Hospital
St. Paul's Lathchurch
St.Lutheran Cemetery
Spring
Eugene Kramer
Ed Tegtmeier
Anni
John Parish House
Lydia Pipho
Tegimeier
St. John Luthchurch
Buck Creek
Dio Sumner
Arnold
Wichita
Kan
R. G. Buhr
Fayette
Miller graduates from Seventh Army NCO Academy in Germany
Specialist Ray E. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Miller of Sumner, recently completed four weeks of leadership and combat training at the Seventh U. S. Army Non-Com missioned Officer Academy in Bad Tolz, Germany. He entered the army in January 1960, served at Fort Benning, and arrived overseas in February 1961. The 27-year-old Sumner High School graduate is married to Joyce and is stationed with family in Germany.
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AHTNC
Ray E. Miller
Ernest Miller
Sumner
U. S. Army Non-Commissioned
Bad Tolz
Germany
Miller
Army
Fort Benning
Sumner High School
Joyce
Paula McDonald
Karen Kirchhoff
Sumner Community High School
State University of Iowa
Air Newton
Wilbert Meyer
St. John American Lutheran Church
John Mohr
Russell A. Schroeder
Guttenberg
Judy Oldham
Meyer
Elmer Timm
John McClain
Elmer Matthias
Frederika
Kathy
Patti Stoffregen
Waterloo
W. F. Stoffregen
Charles Jenkins
W. £. Carter
Bowling Green
Joan Dedor
H. F. Kammeyer
Fredericksburg
Huebner
Kangley
Gray Smitley
Wesley Hochberger
California
North Woods Park
Joseph Kleiner
Late June July corn planting tips from extension experts
A weekly garden column advises garden lovers that succession planting of sweet corn prevents a tunnel of ripe ears. Plant by early July for late varieties like Cross Mar by July 4. Fertilizer should be applied in two bands four inches apart, one inch below seed, with 1 2 pounds of complete fertilizer between bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Vance
Iowa State University
Marcross
Gardening tips for crops and strawberries and obituary notice
The article urges using balanced fertilizers for corn and other vegetables with space for replanting as some early crops finish. It outlines seed depth, light irrigation, and mulch for uniform germination and faster emergence, plus renovating strawberry beds to promote runner plants and August September fruit bud formation. It notes George Vetter of Ocheyedan died at 103 years old, oldest of eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State University
George Vetter
Ocheyedan
Shaff Plan Gains Momentum For Reapportionment in Iowa
State Senator David Shaff cites growing support for his reapportionment plan as evidence of a statewide trend. He says the solidifying favorable opinion could boost the plan's chances for quick passage in the next General Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Shaff
Groding
Iowa
Shaff
General Assembly
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Elmer
Sumner Edwin
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Jogen Bohle
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L. W. Pipho
Fred
En- Brie
Hiram 82
Bell
Fayette Cemetery
Sur
Charles
Mont
Er High
H. H. Lease
Haag
B. F. Lanton
Olive Mae Lease
Traeger-Rockdaschel
Sumner Park
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Elk Point
S. D
Elkader
West Union
Clermont
Whittemore
Oelwein
Garrison
Algona
Hawkeye
Nora Hecht
Sherry Lynn Pape
Oelwein Park
Wayne Pape
William Traeger
Bernita Traeger
Alice Koempel
Theron Ackerman
Cedar Rapids
Elsie Spalcheck
Ackerman
Bartels
al’ Wolfgram
L. R. Ladwig
Mary Ladwig
Cedar Falls
Dan Bohle
Curtis Beckman
N.R. Ambrose Oil Co
Tripoli, Iowa
Coleg
Gene Vincent
Motorola
Ael Jiances
ADIO
Neid Iborly
Ervice
Tripol, Iowa
Tripoli
Tripoli Commercial Club
Howard M. White l
National Water Well Assn
Cole
Grey
Ray
Interstate Power CO
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