Sumner Senior Class Play Thirteen Plus Feb 12
Sumner high school will present the senior class play Thirteen Plus next Tuesday evening May 12 in the high school gym. Cast includes Ralph Dailey Evelyn Messerer Margaret Oakes Harold Kirchman Margaret Schulz Elmer Kirchhoff Verla Schott Gerald Grannemann Russell Brown Ethel Pleggenkuhle Esther Meyer Arthur Tegtmeier Ruth Blaschke. Also noted Mrs J D Caswell 86, pioneer resident now in Carrington ND hospital with a broken hip from a fall. The Koehler farm home northwest of Sumner burned last Thursday afternoon from furnace fire sparks, loss estimated 6000 to 7000 dollars with small insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Dailey
Evelyn Messerer
Margaret Oakes
Harold Kirchman
Margaret Schulz
Elmer Kirchhoff
Verla Schott
Gerald Grannemann
Russell Brown
Ethel Pleggenkuhle
Esther Meyer
Arthur Tegtmeier
Ruth Blaschke
J. D. Caswell
Sumner
Carrington, N. D
Carrington City Hospital
Fred Koehler
Surance
L. P. Winks
Rochester
G. J. Sexton
Robert Cady
George Finley
Aurora
George Cady
Dorothy Norris
Mechanicsville
C. Norris
W. E. Sterns
John Lowe
Charles City
Helene Wescott
William Murphy
Ackley
Iowa
J. P. Murphy
Mark West
Waterloo
R. A. Wescott
Fort Dodge
Stanley Davis
Sheridan
Mich
Gould Players
Margaret Kollman
John Koeberle
P. F. Wilharm
Jas. Snyder
New Hampton
Cedar Rapids
Family trio visits LaVerne after death of Mrs Dangremond
Dr. H. G. Dangremond and his son Deane, with Mrs. W. J. Schuknecht, came Friday and returned Sunday to LaVerne Minnesota. Mrs Schuknecht plans to live with her son in law there for a while. Mrs Dangremond died two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Dangremond
Deane
W. J. Schuknecht
LaVerne
Minnesota
Nine year old injured after horse kicks at Lease farm
A nine year old girl, Olive Lease, daughter of Roy Lease, was cut above the left eye when kicked by a horse while leading the animals at the Lease farm west of town on Sunday afternoon. She received medical attention for the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Lease
Roy Lease
Lease Farm
Sumner area residents and visitors noted in weekly roundup
A busy social sheet tracks guests and moves across Sumner and nearby towns. Dr and Mrs H N Strader host, Hoth opens a Forest City shoe shop, and O Neil attends Iowa Press association in Des Moines. Many visits surface from New Vienna to West Union with friends, relatives, and professionals in town and at Rochester for medical needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Strader
Will Hoth
C. Hoth
Forest City
Sumner
C. G. O'Neil
Des Moines
Iowa Press Association
Henry Boge
New Vienna
F. J. Bries
Dorothy
Helen Rockdaschel
Wescott Radio Shop
Ida Llewellyn
Hazel M. Cass
West Union
Clifford Malcolm
Harry Reinhart
Osceola
C. Mardorf
Anna
Monticello
A. H. Lutz
Herbert
Charles Panzenhagen
C. J. Mardorf
Morna Garland
Cresco
Herman Garland
U. S. A. Club
W. C. Tibbitts
John Rimrodt
O. C. Hoth
Herman Warneke
Waterloo
William Rimrodt
Rosemary Koeberle
LaPorte City
T. A. Koeberle
Alvin Hucke
Young People’s League of Salem Evangelical Church
William Stevens
John Krause
Waverly
Harvey Robinson
Penn Mutual Insurance Company
Rochester
F. Ray Robinson
J. F. Cass
M. J. Wood
Gertrude
Fairbank
Ruth Skarshug
Robert McAloon
New Hampton
W. A. Ribbeck
H. W. Dickman
Sumner Township
J. C. Touissant
Jesup
H. F. Wood
R. P. Tibbitts
O. L. Farrand
Denver
Herman Hagenburg
Lorraine
Lewis Keding
Oelwein
H. C Keding
Paul Rettig
E. H. Pries
Ricard Steege
Origin of the mourning band in English and American use
The mourning band began as a low cost alternative for households unable to supply full mourning dress. Liveried servants wore black crepe bands on hats or sleeves, a practice copied by laymen. Over time it became an accepted symbol of mourning adopted by U S army and navy officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Trusting in God as Creed of Self Alone Quote
AGeorge Macdonald quotation argues that a creed that trusts only in God for oneself is poor and incomplete. It emphasizes shared belief, humility, and communal reliance beyond solitary faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Macdonald
Social notes from Waterloo and surrounding towns
A long list of local visits, dinners, and family gatherings across Waterloo, Tripoli, and nearby households. Residents include Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bergman, Miss Elda Hagen, Miss Hedwig Gerlach, Rev. and Mrs. Henry Rumph, and many Schwemms, Brases, Rodemeyers, and Lenzs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Bergman
Fred Bergman
Waterloo
Elda Hagen
Hedwig Gerlach
Viola Gebert
Ernest Hooper
Henry Rumph
Rock Creek
Carl Schwemm
Fred C. Schwemm
Tripoli
Gustave Schwemm
Carl
Gustave Brase
Lorenz Brase
Ernest Hoppenworth
Selma
Harold Hoppenworth
Rosa Rodemyer
Fred Lahman
Agnes Lenz
Beryl McCreery
Cedar Falls
Fred Kraegel
Arthur Meyer
Hampton
Conrad Meyer
Edwin Brase
Marjorie
Hooper
August Winzenburg
William Kammeyer
Margaret Schwemm
Edna Drape
Henry
Theodre Schwemm
Rosa
Ernest Rodemeyer
Arnold Lahman
Cornell
Iowa
Herman Lahman
Arthur Stumme
Readlyn
Ernest Brandts
Denver
Fred Meyer
Henry Joens
Waverly
Fred Deke
Wm. Lampe
Helmutt
Wilhelmina Brase
Carl Oberlin
Will Oberlin
Fred Rodemeyer
Will Grebien
G. Gerlach
Fred Brase
Mr. Brase
Herman Bierman
Henry Brase
Carl Brase
Ernest Brase
The Ear of God and a Leader’s Advertising Offer
A reflective quote from Alexander Whyte opens a notice urging readers to find a friend with the ear of God, followed by a Leader Classifieds line promoting 25 cent ads for selling or trading items and wedding announcements and invitations with samples of paper quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Alexander Whyte
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sumnerites
Koehler
Siegel
John Koch
Dilges
Crane Creek
C. Brizman
Leonard Bierman
Fred Bierman
McCormick-Deering
Cieelll Ma
Miller Implement Co
Chevrolet
Fisher
B. Flint, Mich
H. H. Buhr
Phillips 66
Phillips
Phillips Organization
Cethyl
Bremer County
Bremer Oil CO
Bremer, Iowa
Plainfield
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