Sumner Forty Year Wedding Anniversary Celebrated
The community marked the fortieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. L Garden with a gathering at their son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Al Wolfgram's home. They married March 7 1894 in Sumner and have lived in the area all their lives. About 31 family members attended with daughters Mrs. Al Wolfgram and Mrs. Lloyd Ludwig among them. Jubilees included games and music as well as recollections from long shared years. Surviving are three sons and five daughters, 26 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. A new Sumner baseball team was organized with Henry Shales as manager and Bill Meyer as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Wolfgram
Lloyd Ludwig
J. F. Kroblin
Paul Garden
Norfolk
Nebr
A. L. Moyer
H. O. Moyer
Clifton
Eldon Boots
Oel
Zion
Sumner
Louis
Urban Haag
W. E. Hurmence
E. F. Lucas
C. A. Mantz
Minneapolis
Frank Haag
Baudette
Minn
R. E. Austin
Henry Shales
Bill Meyer
Adolph Miller
G. J. Sexton
Bill Pitka
Funeral services for Mrs Godfrey Haag
Funeral services were held for Mrs Godfrey Haag who died Tuesday night after a stroke. The service occurred Friday at 1 30 p.m. in the home and 2 p.m. at the Evangelical church with Rev J D Klooz officiating. Burial followed at Wilson Grove cemetery. Phoebe Rockdasc hel was born near Jefferson Wisconsin January 24 1856. She married Godfrey Haag September 4 1883.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey Haag
Evangelical Church
J. D. Klooz
Wilson Grove
Phoebe Rockdaschel
Jefferson
Wisconsin
Gunsalus Reelected School Director At Meeting
At the school meeting Clifford Gunsalus was reelected for a three year term with 93 votes, beating Bernard Harper who had 35. Two ballots were spoiled. In a separate M E Ladies Aid meeting at the church parlors, Mrs. Fred Rewoldt received a gift for her help and zeal in the society, with Rev. Gable speaking. Claire Gunsalus of Akron, Ohio, came Sunday after news of his mother Myra Gunsalus’s death. Supt. and Mrs. A. T. Gray and son Charles visited in Rudd with her parents. John Lempke and family left for Giard after a three week visit. Donald Golding drove home from Thompson for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Mooney attended a gathering at Mrs. Lela Leach’s Fredericksburg home. guests included Adell Leach and Frank Leach and Guy Lindermann. The three ladies are sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Wiley Beveridge
J. C. Engelman
Sylvian
St. Louis
Emma Wehrmacher
Theo
Rubyer
Randalia
Sumner
W. H. Wehrmacher
William
Waverly
G. J. Sexton
Nu Bridge Club
C. E. Heyer
Grace Burke
Iowa City
Evan
State University
E. J. Ludwig
West End
L. P. Winks
Howard Schug
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
H. S. Shales
Bonnie Pease
Chicago
W. G. Blackley
Alma Pease
George Caldwell
Lewis Llewellyn
S. J. Longfelow
Waterloo
Ford Ludwig
Triple Four Club
F. C. Ragsdale
Leo Heyer
Helen Pratt
W. H. Heyer
Ella Mueller
Plainfield
Art Wolff
Ronald
H. W. Tank
New Hampton
Sam Eastman
Osage
W. S. Johnson
Johnson
Tripoli
W. E. Pitka
Tama
John Pitka
E. P. Livingston
D. N. Austin
John Shales
Charles Golding
K. H. Rhode
Dunkerton-Garwin
Leon Qualley
Erwin
S. B. Zoller
Fredericksburg
State University Hospital
E. J. Maurer
S. A. Maurer
E. R. Lindfield
Fred Rewoldt
Mary Bockholt
R. L. Barber
Mary Clary
Clark College
Dubuque
Tim Clary
Ruth
Alice Hunt
Nashua
Roy Barber
Ida Ellingsen
Lester
Florence Qualley
Beatrice Gutormson
Ridgeway
Will Adams
D. W. Ager
Irene Sherman
C. C. Thompson
Thompson
F. E. Bagnard
Anna Bowers
Arlyne Sherman
Marian Gable
Harry Parson
Manchester
Parson
Builders’ Material Company
Helen Qualley
Decorah
G. A. Hinkley
Eagle Grove
Hinkley
St. Paul
Myra Gunsalus
E. E. Henry
Mary Henry
Florence
Tony Sievers
Susie Rourke
John
Cedar Falls
Earl O'Connell
C. S. Tibbetts
Elmer Nus
Arthur French
R. J. McGowan
Clark Tibbetts
Richfield
L. G. Haag
A. H. Jahnke
R. E. Austin
Robert
Joe Alcock
Ernest Pleggenkuhle
Julia McDonald
Charles Richman
Ray Grover
Will Green
Seth McGee
Robert Miller
Craig Alcock
Clifford Gunsalus
Bernard Harper
M.E. Ladies’ Aid
Rev
Gable
Frederick
Claire Gunsalus
Akron
Ohio
A. T. Gray
Charles
Rudd
S. A. McElroy
John Lempke
Giard
Visitations and family gatherings in Warren Towns area
Residents and relatives report a flurry of Sunday and weekday visits across Warren Towns and nearby towns. Mrs. Fred Wedemeier hosted visitors with her mother Mrs. Louie Henning in Waverly. Several families including the Hennings, Rohde, Wedemeier, Bahlmann, Leisinger, and Eick shared meals and conversations with relatives and friends from Elma Readlyn and Westgate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wedemeier
Louie Henning
Waverly
Gottfried Struck
Art Hennings
Fred Bortz
August Flege
Martin Rohde
Erwin Wedemeier
John Bahlmann
Lavern Krueger
Emil Leisinger
Robert
Lester
Wunderlich
Wm. Michael
Elma
Henry Stuber
Westgate
Herman Eick
Henry Hennings
Ed Hagenow
Readlyn
Louie Wedemeier
Nora Hennings
Grace Leisinger
Easter shopping tips and home care hints in Mint
Betty Webster notes early Easter shopping with wee handkerchiefs hats shoes and matching accents. She also offers five home tips on baking substitutes removing odors cleaning enamel protecting nails and tending hands for gardening tasks.
Marshmallow Neopolitan Dessert and Butter Scotch Rice Recipe
Two vintage recipes describe making a layered Marshmallow Neopolitan dessert and a Butter Scotch Rice mold. Directions include gelatin soaking, folding into stiff egg whites, flavoring with vanilla lemon and chocolate, and layering with nuts and cherries. The Butter Scotch Rice blends caramelized sugar with rice in milk, with gelatin added for molding, serving eight.
Hither and You Husband Quarrel Catches Birds Banner
A humorous exchange shows a quarrel between a husband and wife. The husband cites women as birds for chirping, while the wife retorts about worms they pick up, reflecting light domestic wit in a Border Cities Star item.
Oregon farmer notes mild winter and bloom in Hood River
From Hood River Oregon dated March 4 1934 a subscriber writes of a sparse winter with little snow yet heavy rains and silt washing away roads in Washington and Oregon. He notes crops like plum and Bartlett pear blooming forecasts frost risk and historic winters last seen in 1888. He contrasts high grocery costs with profits for middlemen and comments on climate and regional conditions.
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Oregon
Barlett
Mt. Hood
Mt. Adams
Washington
East Fork
Hood River
C. A. Schuknecht
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William Gannon
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MacCormick-Deering
F. L. Rucker
C. R. Baker
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Warren Towns
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