Activities of Sumner Folks Reported Across Week
Claire Mueller a student from Iowa State College Ames visited her mother Mrs Ella Mueller. St Louis residents O R Forsman and G C Forsman came for their sister Mrs John Koeberle's illness and returned home. Friday Study club met at C C Dickman home. Several local residents attended Veishea, Easter and Mother's Day activities. A baseball game opened Sumner Athletic Field with Mayor Frank pitching and Sumner defeating Shell Rock 4 to 3. Various trips to Ames Independence Fredericksburg Waverly Hudson Northwood and Chicago noted along with family visits and memorials. A fifty year WM S jubilee was held at Warren Evangelical church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Mueller
Iowa State College
Ames
Ella Mueller
O. R. Forsman
G. C. Forsman
St. Louis
John Koeberle
C. C. Dickman
Anna Hausner
Dora Fraley
Des Moines
Iowa
The
Evangelical Church
Paul Gardner
New Hampton
W. C. Tibbitts
Claire
Iowa State
Cadwick
Eye
D. J. Chadwick
Harlan Mueller
Upper Iowa University
Faye
August Arns
John Nolte
Waverly
W. C. Lang
Muether
George Hof
Cedar Falls
Gus Ladwig
Amos Ladwig
Waterloo
Adolph Ladwig
Oeclwein
W. R. Bierbaum
Cresco
Otto Koerth
Fredericksburg
G. F. Cady
Frank
ACO
South Hall
Fayette
Lyle Rathbone
Emma Rathbone
Harry Wilharm
Minneapolis
Marjory Wilharm
Billy Miller
Alvin Hucke
Albert Borcherding
James
Waucoma
Fred Borcherding
H. C. Frank
Abell
Shell Rock
Sumner Athletic Field
Floyd Robertson
Roy Robertson
Robert Cady
Oak Park
George Cady
J. L. McAloon
Chicago
E. W. Heyer
Winn
F. K. Brown
Fred Brown
Eleanor Gray
Independence
W. L. Gray
W. H. Wehrmacher
Emma Wehrmacher
Henry Dawson
Willard Schwerin
W. G. Krause
Hudson
O. E. Bethel
E. Amundson
Northwood
Wilbert Becker
Lawrence Traeger
Weishea
Wm. McGuiness
Clear Lake
Robert McAloon
Jimmy
W. A. Ribbeck
W. S. Johnson
Rheta Mardell
Elmer Mohling
Manson
L. H. Dickman
Thelma
Town City
Wilma
University Hospital
Ben Winks
L. P. Winks
G. L. Winks
William Kelley
M.M.K. Club
C. E. Wilharm
Clergy Leaders Attend Des Moines Conference Visit Atlantic
Bremer Orson Epley represented the Warren and Waverly Evangelical churches at the annual conference in Des Moines last week. From there he traveled to Atlantic to visit relatives and friends. Bernetta Banaster of Des Moines visits her aunt Mrs. Lawrence Heine. Mr and Mrs Will Kurth of Chicago visited relatives Thursday for a funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orson Epley
Warren and Waverly
Des Moines
Atlantic
Iowa
Bernetta Banaster
Lawrence Heine
Will Kurth
Chicago
Local Families Share Sunday Visits Across Towns
Artesian Mr and Mrs P W Schaefer and children and Mr and Mrs Clarence Deterding visited in the F F Moeller home Sunday afternoon. Elmer Homan is a patient at the university hospital in Iowa City. The Jefferson No 1 school closed Friday with a picnic. Miss Rena Schoenbaum teaches. Ed Thurm spent Friday evening at Paul Thurm’s home. Chas Bills of Waverly was a caller at the F F Moeller home Thursday morning. Mrs E H Homan and Mrs E W Steege of Denver drove to Iowa City last Thursday to visit the son operated on. Misses Leota Meier and Elaine Thurm visited at their parents’ home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fred Schultz visited in the Chas Plaster home near Westgate Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs C J Meier and family visited Sunday evening at the Louie Hoppenworth home in Denver. Miss Irene Brautigan spent Sunday at the Albert Moeller home. Bernice Thurm spent Saturday with Ranetta Thurm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Schaefer
Clarence Deterding
F. F. Moeller
Elmer Homan
University Hospital
Iowa City
Jefferson No. 1
Rena Schoenbaum
Ed Thurm
Paul Thurmome
Chas. Bills
Waverly
George Griner
William
Adam Schafere
Waterloo
Geneva Marie
Ernest F. Nuss
Buck Creek Lutheran Church
H. Kuhlman
Buck Creek
Henry Schweer
Paul Sommerfield
Alice Nichols
Near Oran
Carl Moehlis
Sumner High School
Gladys Moehlis
Arlitha Sell
Berdine Judisch
Luella Tegtmeierff
Marie Schedtler
Helen
Bernice Buhr
Wilbert Brase
Edwin Klemp
Henry Schedtler
Henry Haar
Fred Elsamiller
John Tiedt
Readlyn
Henry Scheddler
Mike Willie
Baby
Harry Witzine
Denver
Wiltzine
Dayton No. 2
Paul Nuss
Mildred
Sumner
Erwin Bartels
Westgate
Geneva Marie Nuss
Erwin Schwabe
Spring Fountain
Birthday greetings and visits in Potter Siding area
Mr and Mrs Carl Schlichting helped Henry Schlichting of Tripoli celebrate his birthday Friday evening. Mr and Mrs August Fredericks and daughter and Ervin Bahlmann spent Thursday evening in the Herman Schumacher home. Mrs Fred Lohmann was a caller in the Mrs Henry Lahmann home in Tripoli Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Fred Lahman entertained company Sunday afternoon and evening in honor of Mrs Lahman's birthday anniversary. were Sunday callers at the Henry Hay home. Many from this neighborhood attended the funeral of Mrs Will Hoppenworth Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Arnold August spent Sunday evening at the Mrs Fred Lohmann home. Herman Hay of near Fredericksburg spent Sunday evening at the Henry Hay home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schlichting
Henry Schlichting
Tripoli
August Fredericks
Ervin Bahlmann
Herman Schumacher
Fred Lohmann
Henry Lahmann
Fred Lahman
Henry Hay
Will Hoppenworth
Arnold August
Herman Hay
Fredericksburg
Spring Fountain Social Visits and Local Rally Day
Crowded out last week Spring Fountain notes Louie Bodermann and family visiting Ferd Meyer home Thursday evening. Walther league and Rev E L Runge attended rally day services in Hubbard. Local students took seventh grade exams in Summer. Multiple visits among Meyer, Kuker, Struck, and Sommer families occur across the week with church and school activity and a Waterloo guest teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Bodermann
Arlene
Edna Ganske
Victor
Henrietta
Ferd Meyer
Dalton Meyer
Walther League
E. L. Runge
Hubbard
Verla Meyer
Minnie Hill
Alberta Meyer
Mildred Kuker
Leighton Sommer
Sumner
John Struck
Art Kuker
Louie Meyer
Albert Rieck
Allen and
Marlowe
Herbert Bodermann
Verla
Emil Steege
Earl Meyer
Ford Meyer
Amel Gaede
Lavern Holm
Luke Hannaman
Alvin Summer
Gus Laube
August Kuker
Lorean
Helen Born
Waterloo
Alice
Readlyn Social Notices From Last Week
Otto Homeyer of Chicago visits Readlyn at brother Gus Homeyer’s home for several days. Roland Lau undergoes strangulated hernia operation at local hospital. Frank Eichman home hosts 19th wedding anniversary party for multiple families. Schumacher and Pries families attend Grundy Center mail carriers meeting. Linn Rohrssen hospitalized with pneumonia. Arthur Zahn celebrated birthday at home. Albert Ott of Oran announces birth of daughter. Henry Schellhorn’s son born May 7 weighing 100 pounds. Judas family attends Mary Hoppenworth’s funeral in Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Homeyer
Chicago
Gus Homeyer
Roland Lau
Henry Lau
Conrad Sell
H. J. Schumacher
Herbert Pries
Josephine
Frank Eichman
A. J. Schumacher
Grundy Center
Linn
Alfred Rohrssen
Arthur Zahn
Henry Schellhorn
J. N. Judas
Fern
Pearl Swenson
Waverly
Judas
Mary Hoppenworth
Buck Creek Notes Household News and Obituaries
Community diary from Buck Creek records funeral for Geneva Marie Nuss and a funeral for Adam Schafere in Waterloo. It notes births, anniversaries, and visits among the Nuss Moehlis Sommerfield Haar and related families, plus school events and local birthdays and gatherings.
Community notes from South of Tripoli gatherings
Mrs George Brewer and daugh ters Roberta and Rosemary visited John Wolfgram Tuesday afternoon. Friends and relatives aided Mr and Mrs Fred Holm in celebrating their tenth wedding anniversary. Multiple families visited various homes Sunday evening including J C Peters and Herman Hagenow. A birthday observance for Mrs Will Essman drew a large attendance. A Fremont No 8 picnic and program drew many locals, with several Blasberg Peters and Niemeyer families listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brewer
Roberta
Rosemary
John Wolfgram
Fred Holm
Carl Struck
Alfred Boeckmann
Fred Dohrmann
Henry Blasberg
John Beisner
Herman Hagenow
Theo. Peters
Herman Niedert
W. J. Peters
J. C. Peters
Herman Rathe
Marilyn
F. L. Niemeyer
Art Niemeyer
Henry Niemeyer
Henry Dettmering
Donald
August Niemeyer
Nora Mahlstedt
Clarence
Clifford Buchholz
Marjorie Lee
Will Essman
Fremont No. 8
Erwin
Lavern
Norma
Verla Mae
Theo
Peters
Eunice
Arlyce
Victor
National Recovery Board warns of new power balance in economy
The Darrow board majority proposes scrapping current code authorities for a federal, big and small business equal voting setup. Roosevelt delays public release, sending the report to three agencies for digesting as debate over debtor nations, silver legislation and drought impacts unfolds. Washington coverage notes drought, relief figures, and a tense push for a major public works bill led by AFL President William Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Helm News Service
National Recovery Administration
Darrow Board
Roosevelt
Little
Congress
Senate Committee On Education and Labor
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Block Head Brains Quote Sparks Witty Exchange
A humorous exchange centers on a boastful line about brains and a jab about a sample case. The dialogue hints at a playful contest of wits between two personas. No other details are provided in the fragment.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sumnerites
Wilbur Bethel
Donald Mc.Guiness
Ray Algyer
Decorah
J. D. Klooz
Will Reimler
Will
Warren Evangelical Church
W.M.S
W.M.S. Hoppenworth
Waldo Schoenig
Fred Schoenig
Clinton
Arns
Waldo
Ins. Warren No
Quarter Section Grove
Get Goodrich Certified
Goodrich
Nienhaus Garage
Tripol
Bremer
BUCK
Mary Pickford
Washington
Senate
Borah
Capitol Hill
Idaho
Morgenthau
Treasury
King, Pittman
Thomas
Oklahoma
Wheeler
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Department of Commerce
Department
Macon
Pride of the Navy Air Force
Cuba
Claude A. Swanson
Secretary of the Navy
Bok
Woman's Magazine
Georgia Warm Springs Foundation
Warm Spring Foundation
White House
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
Tom Blanton
Tripoli Hardware Co
B. F. Morf
Tripoli, Iowa
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