Sumner seniors graduation and community notices
Forty seven Sumner high school seniors graduate May 29 with Dr David I Berger of Dubuque college as speaker on Living as a Fine Art. Reverend William H Lease speaks May 27 on Lifes Greatest Investment. Many local clubs, visits, and events follow including bridge and Nu clubs, track meet results against Waverly, and death of Emil Ludwig with survivors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner High School
David I. Berger
Dubuque College
William H. Lease
Spirit Lake
Lease
Clare Allenstein
Wilbert Becker
Elston Blume
Arland Blume
Robert Bonnell
Edna Borcherding
Charles Briggs
Richard Brown
Virginia Burrow
Alberta Connell
Joe Cass
Gail Creager
Eugene Cross
Darlene Dean Milldred Dickens
Harry Dreier
Inez Ehlert
Roger Forsman
Velma Grahlman
Robert Haag
Virginia Harms
Myron Harms
Gladys Heiserman
Mabel Hoepfner
Norman Hurmence
Reinhard Kasemeier
Lucile Kirchman
Lucile Lamprecht
Henriett Kroblin
Raymond Lauterbach
Florence Leitzinger
Wilma E. Lemke
Robert McCue
Leo Meyer
Harold Minkel
Ruth Mirs
Raymond Niemann
Ethel Jolden
Frances Ragsdale
Ethel Reif
Ellen Schma
Liquid laxatives rise in use and safety urged
A health note urges avoiding harsh laxatives as they weaken bowels and can harm organs. Liquid laxatives are praised for gentle, effective relief with no aftereffects. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is presented as a safe prescription laxative with clear label ingredients and senna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
Community social notes from Fremont and nearby towns
John Nield returns home to Albert Ganske’s after weeks with son Albert. numerous calls and visits marked by neighbors, birthdays, hospital trips, and family gatherings in Readlyn Readlyn, Tripoli, and surrounding areas. Several Ganske family members hosted or visited during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nield
Albert Ganske
Albert Nield
John Ganske
Herman Peters
Readlyn
Vernie Westendorf
Waterloo
Alfred Buhrow
Will Buenger
Clarence Ganske
Albert Gruber
Irene
Fred Wolf
Waverly
Henry Klemp
Dorothy
Ray Stromer
Gottlieb Moeller
Mr. Moeller
Ed Pavelec
Emil Tiedt
Will Brockmann
Independence
Emil Heine
Tripoli
Bertha Buhrow
Derwood Ferson
George Segebarth
Viola
Ed Richard
Mary Ganske
Marie Snelling
Ida Franklin
Alfred Koch
Barabara
Franklin
J. P. Snelling
District Court Foreclosures and Judgments List
New district court cases include Union Central Life Insurance Co versus Martin A Reiter and others for 5266.91 with foreclosure in section 28-91-14. F R Sparks versus Mel Ingersoll and Lawrence Moeller for 48.38 with transcript of judgment. Kansas City Life Insurance Co versus Sam Siegel and Rose Siegel for 6725.75 with foreclosure in sections 33 and 34-91-14. Butler-Bremer Mutual Telephone Co versus Oswald Luloff for 8.23 with transcript of judgment. W T Shipe versus Phil D Overton for 34.91 with transcript of judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Union Central Life Insurance Co
Martin A. Reiter
F. R. Sparks
Mel Ingersoll
Lawrence Moeller
Elmer Renn
Kansas City Life Insurance Co
Sam Siegel
Rose Siegel
Butler-Bremer Mutual Telephone Co
Oswald Luloff
W. T. Shipe
Phil D. Overton
Oh Yea Differences of Opinion Between Spouses
A compact quip features a husband noting a past disagreement with his wife that she did not know about, reflecting humor in domestic life. The line presents a witty, dry exchange without further context or consequence.
Treloar Announces Candidacy for Third District Supervisor
J F Treloar declares his bid for Supervisor in the third district subject to Republican voters at the June primary. Theannouncement notes the year 1811 as part of the OCR text but the focus remains on the candidacy and primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Treloar
Bremer County Officials Seek Sheriff and State Rep Nomination
A notice announces Ed. F. Platte seeking the Democratic nomination for Bremer County sheriff at the June 1934 primary and WM. Koch announcing candidacy for state representative from the 72nd district Bremer County at the June 4 1934 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
Democratic Party
WM. Koch
Ben nett Seeks Republican County Treasurer Nomination
M. W. Bennett of Tripoli announces candidacy for county treasurer on the Republican ticket. Primary election set for June 4, 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Bennett
Tripoli
Democratic candidate announces for Bremer county treasurer
R F Schmidt announces candidacy for Bremer county treasurer in the June 1934 primary subject to voters' will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
R. F. Schmidt
George Wescott Announces Democratic Candidacy for Bremer Treasurer
George Wescott announces his bid on the Democratic ticket for Bremer County treasurer. The declaration cites commitment to fiscal oversight and county services, with no further details on dates or campaign events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
George Wescott
Bremer County Recorder and Clerk Nominees Named
Bremer county announces reelection bid for county recorder on the Democratic ticket for the June 1934 primary. George T. Moulds seeks renomination, with H. C. Richmann named for clerk of the district court on the Democratic ticket and facing the June 1934 primary voter approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
H. C. Richmann
Bremer County Sheriff Primary Election Note
In Bremer county the sheriff’s office seeks the favor of voters at the June primary. Frank Sager is mentioned in connection with the race.
Bremer County Auditor Primary Election Notice 1934
For county auditor Bremer County announces the June 1934 primary election. Nominee H. J. Stumme listed as candidate. Final details appear in official county records.
County Treasurer Bremer Primary Letter for W. C. Hoth
A Bremer County primary notice from June 1934 lists W. C. Hoth as a candidate for county treasurer in the official county election filing.
Democratic Candidate for Voters at June 1934 Primary
Democratic candidate J. H. Schwake seeks support from voters in the June 1934 primary, detailing campaign aims and public interest in the local race.
Potter Siding Local News Roundup and Visits
Mrs. Mable Bogen closed her Warren No. 9 term with a picnic marking the end of school. Nearby residents attended Mrs. J Drewis funeral at Rev Melcher's church near Artesian. Visitors came from Cedar Rapids and Waverly to see relatives. barn raising at Bergmann place drew locals from Tripoli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Bogen
Warren No. 9
Wm. Lohmann
Edwin Lohmann
Bremer
J. Drewis
Carl Schlichting
Ernest Redies
August Kuker
Henry Schroeder
Fred Lo
Waverly
Arnold Angus
Fred Lahmann
Herman Lahman
Henry Lohmann
Tripoli
Louie Kuker
Transfers Recorded by Bremer County Abstract Co
Prepared lists show Ed H Schroeder transferring to Fred J Paul for one dollar adjacent Lots 6 and 7 Block 4 Clausing's addition Denver Iowa. Referee Wm Groening transfers same parcels to Paul. Richard Schoenbeck to Ed H Schroeder for 235 dollars. Also $550 and eleven acres of west half of 16 acres of west half of northwest quarter in 22 92 14. H C Nolting et al to John Frahm for one dollar E twenty acres of southeast quarter of section 18 92 11 except three rods. Nolting et al to Mrs Mary Buchholz for one dollar lands in section 35 93 12. Ernest Tiedt to Randolph Tiedt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County Abstract Company
Ed H. Schroeder
Fred J. Paul
Clausing
Denver
Iowa
Wm. Groening
Richard Schoenbeck
H. C. Nolting
John Frahm
Mary Buchholz
Ernest Tiedt
Randolph Tiedt
Waverly Property Transfers Include Several Small Lots
Real estate notices list transfers in Waverly involving Millie Lindner to Christ Lindner and R W Suffel to Roy L Cagley for $1. Also GROSSMANN to CORA EBERT and Madge McCurnin to Fay Paulkner each involve fractional lots in Sturdevant and Harmon LeValley additions, with minor lot changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millie Lindner
Christ Lindner
R. W. Suffel
Roy L. Cagley
Fay E. Paulkner
Wm. Sturdevant
Waverly
Landlord Ad Seeks Tenants for Rooms at $15 a Week
Portland realtor places a short notice offering two rooms to let at $15 weekly. Restrictions ban cats dogs pianos gramophones loudspeakers or children. A prospective tenant asks if a squeaky pen is a problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Realtor
Don’t Sleep On Left Side Affects Heart Warning Ad
An old warning advertises sleeping on the left side as harmful to the heart and promotes Adlerkin as a remedy. The sales pitch claims one dose removes poisons and relieves gas pressing on the heart to help sleep through the night, attributed to H. H. Sorg, Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlerkin
H. H. Sorg
Bremer County Attorney Bremer June 1934 Primary
A clipped notice from the Bremer County Attorney office announcing the June 1934 primary. It names Fred Rewoldt as a candidate and references the county’s official election matter.
Democrat candidate declares bid for Bremer county attorney
William Gannon of Sumner Iowa announces candidacy for Bremer county attorney in the upcoming June 1934 primary election. He states the run is subject to voters’ approval.
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Bremer County
William Gannon
Sumner
Iowa
Candidate for Bremer recorder on Democratic ticket
Ed Schoephoerster announces his candidacy for Bremer county recorder as a Democratic candidate in the June 1934 primary, subject to voter will. He notes his age as sixteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
F. Platte
H. J. Stumme
Fred Rewoldt
Ed Schoephoerster
Fractured Banter Over Slippery Floor Dance Scene
A light exchange between a girl who lacks dancing finesse and her boyfriend follows a slip on a slippery floor. He assumes the concern, she jokes about polished shoes, capturing a witty domestic moment.
5000 Blooms Plant Sent to Tokyo Exhibition
A chrysanthemum plant with 5000 blooms on 13 foot hanging branches was reportedly taken on a special railway car to Tokyo Japan for an exhibition.
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Tokyo
Japan
Public Speaking Joke From A Country Party Line
In a village scene a man in a large rocker asks about public speaking. The resposta recalls proposing to a girl in the country over a party line, delivered with a humorous rural flair.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sumnerites
C. J. McNally
Mason City
Ed McNally
Emmetsburg
Harold Koeberle
Chicago
John Koeberle
W. F. Berg
Wm. McGuiness
Bridgette Club
W. L. Whitmire
James McMeans
W. H. Wehrmacher
Emma Wehrmacher
Martha Geiger
Madison
Wis
P. F. Wilharm
Don Forsman
Esther Schulz
Jim Ott
Fredericksburg
Backbone State Park
E. F. Pries
Carl Kammeyer
New Hampton
Austin
Minn
Sam Eastman
Patricia
Osage
W. S. Johnson
K. H. Rhode
Frederika
G. L. Winks
Emil Ludwig
Esther Ladwig
Corwith
Owen Price Jones
Berkeley
Calif
Science
McCormick-Deering
Tripoli Implement Co
Twine
Fremont
George T. Moulds
Frank Sager
W. C. Hoth
J. H. Schwake
France
New York
India
Bergmann Place
Alfred Struck
Ernest Struck
Fred Lohmann
Adela
Goodyear
H. H. Buhr Garage
Service
Tripoli, Iowa
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