Sumner Folks Attend Frank Aubrey Services
Residents traveled to Austin Minnesota Wednesday for the funeral of Frank Aubrey who died Sunday evening. Attending were Mrs. Ora Aubrey and Claude, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Aubrey, Mr. and Mrs. Will Waskow, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Waskow, Mrs. Charles Karston, Mrs. W. H. Cress, and Lawrence Aubrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Aubrey
Austin
Minn
Ora Aubrey
Claude
Roy Aubrey
Will Waskow
J. H. Waskow
Charles Karston
W. H. Cress
Riverside
Lawrence Aubrey
Fredericksburg
Local social and visit reports from Sumner area
Numerous weekend visits and social gatherings in Sumner and nearby towns. Residents from Fredericksburg Waverly Waterloo Readlyn and Denver host and visit relatives. Football result Sumner 27 West Union 12. Phillips station opened on West Main Street. Community clubs met and members attended events and luncheons.
Old Butterfly the orneriest rodeo horse dies at 24
Billings Montana report recalls Old Butterfly described as the orneriest, pitchingest horse. He roamed the rodeo fields for 15 years and, at nine, learned it was easier to buck riders. After a farewell last fall, the 24 year old horse died, his owner Leo Cremer blaming broodiness for the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Mont
Butterfly
Leo Cremer
Frederika man visits friends and medical plans noted
Frederika resident Lawrence Taylor visited Water loo Thursday to see the Alcocks and the Wests. He plans to return to the university hospital in Iowa City late this month for removal of the cataract in his other eye after recovery from September surgery.
Local notices from Potter siding area
W H Kuker travels to Iowa City for treatment and returns Friday. Several residents visit relatives in county homes and nearby towns, including Fredericks, Lohmann, Pichelmann, Kuker, and Diekmann families. The community notes sick lists, birthday celebrations, callers from Waterloo Tripoli and Cedar Rapids, and a Warren No. 9 program with Mabel Bogan teaching.
Local Notices and Gatherings in Waterloo and Denver
Miss Charlotte Diekmann is employed in the state house at Des Moines while Hulda Matthias of Waterloo spent the weekend with the H J Bruns family. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Walter Lamprecht was christened Donald. Ernest Steege’s birthday was celebrated by relatives at the Steege home. Mrs Henry J Schweer visited Readlyn and broke her leg. A telegram from Filer Idaho reports the death of Mrs Erhart Liermann after a seven week illness with flu and typhoid. Mrs Lizette Meyer left for Filer, and Mrs Liermann leaves behind husband Byrdna and a five year old daughter. Memorial services for St Paul’s Evangelical Church are set for November 26 in German and English, Rev George H Krueger to preach. A wedding in the Evangelical church Sunday saw Ethel Steege wed to Ernest Buss, with reception and dinner at the Buss home and plans for residence on the Albert Buss farm east of town. the Buss couple will later relocate to Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Taylor
Waterloo
W. L. Alcock
Thomas West
Taylor
University Hospital
Iowa City
Louise Ohlendorf
Tripoli
G. F. Johnson
Julia McDonald
Ladies’ Aid Society
Will Green
A. T. Gray
Seth McGee
L. P. Holm
Kent Stephen
Charles Stephen
Kathlene
Zoella
Keith
Fredericksburg
Tim Clary
Ruth
Kate Sullivan
Waverly
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
J. E., Carney
Albert Johnson
L. P. Rich
C. E. Carroll
Mary Jean
June
Charles City
C. G. Gerlach
Harry Parson
Colesburg
H. A. Parson
Builders’ Material Company
Cedar Rapids
Lawrence Parson
Leon Qualley
Erwin
Harlan
Ellen Anderson
Ridgeway
Peter Anderson
Qualley
Kent
Holm
Clary
Henry Kummelehne
Esther
Donna
Emma Young
Jennie Hale
Anna Bowers
Lyle Bowers
Carol Rice
Marian Gable
Frank Johnson
Minnesota
G. D. Harper
Minneapolis
B. L. Harper
Here
George
Western Douglas
Readlyn
D. E. Chadwick
David
Sumner
Irving Newton
Orchard
Will Klammer
George Klammer
W. H. Kucker
Wilbert Hunemueller
Louie Kuker
Elmer
August Fredericks
Fred Lohmann
Adela
W. H. Rucker
Herman Pichelmann
Stanley
Gottlieb Wolf
Norma Schroeder
Stanley Pichelmann
Dick Kirchhoff
Lasola
Erwin Kirchhoff
Vernon
W. H. Kuker
Nadean
Emil Lohmann
Horton
Gustav Kuker
E. M. Guiney
Popejoy
Charles Diekmann
Hubbard
Louie Schwartz
Fred Heine
Herman Schumacher
Eldon and
LaVern
Arnold Pries
Fred F. Redies
Ernest Redies
Henry Drape
Henry Schroeder
Albert
Alvina
Warren No. 9
Mabel Bogan
Wm. Behrends
Grandma Behrends
Charlotte Diekmann
State House
Des Moines
Hulda Matthias
H. J. Bruns
Walter Lamprecht
Donald
Ernest Steege
Ernest
Henry J. Schweer
Aug. Foelske
George Meyer
Denver
Liermann
Byrdna
Artice
Lizette Meyer
Leslie
Earl Walker
St. Paul’s Evangelical
George H. Krueger
Evangelical
Ethel Steege
Ernest Buss
Buss
Albert Buss
Roosevelt Aides Tighten NRA Enforcement and Labor Moves
Washington report notes widespread NRA enthusiasm but rising non compliance and enforcement gaps. Johnson pushes stricter measures while unions push for collective bargaining in NRA offices. Woodin takes leave. Morgenthau becomes acting secretary. Civil works aims to employ 4 million by December 15 as Hopkins leads a national campaign. Prohibition repeal gains cautious support from William Allen White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Helm News Service
NRA
Blue Eagle
Roosevelt
Hugh S. Johnson
General Johnson
American Federation of Labor
William Green
National Labor Board
Washington
Treasury
Woodin
Morgenthau
Farmer
the Treasury
Department
Harry L. Hopkins
Federal Emergency Relief
William Allen White
Emporia
Kansas
White
Recovery optimism and seadrome plans in 1930s economy
Massachusetts NRA chief Edward Filene predicts strong recovery with a 49 percent payroll rise since last March, noting fewer dangers ahead if winter outlook stays positive. Separately, the Commerce Department proposes seadromes to speed transatlantic travel, funding a trial 500 miles off the coast and possibly five sites as a government air route hub. Also, US fisheries biologists unveil a method to shock oysters open, letting shells part and meat be harvested without prying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Filene
Boston
Massachusetts State
NRA _ board
Bay State
Massachusetts
Congress
Department of Commerce
Atlantic
Public Works Administration
Areanautics Division
Commerce Department
Norfolk
Virginia
Spain
Old Tripoli Social Visit Highlights Quiet Sunday
Gottfried Struck was a Sunday dinner guest at his parents home and stayed for the afternoon. August Meier and family visited the John Barbknecht home while Gustav Boeckmann and daughters Alene Lavonne and Verla Mae also Ewald Struck stopped by at the Sigfried Struck house. The Old program concluded the afternoon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gottfried Struck
Sigfried
August Meier
John Barbknecht
Gustav Boeckmann
Alene
Lavonne
Verla Mae
Ewald Struck
Tripoli Social Roundup Registers A Busy Weekend
A large crowd attended a Tripoli school event and many residents shared Sunday and Monday evenings visiting or staying with friends. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Ross Kelsey at the Chapin home and Carl Bunger joining Geo H Heideman’s household duties. Additional visits span Andrew Carstensen and Mrs Chas Bishop, Florence Sherk of Cedar Falls, Will Schumacher family, and others across Tri Poli and nearby households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Ross Kelsey
K. A
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eleanor Gray
Evelyn Haag
Kaythe Tibbitts
Mildred Dickens
Arlington
Plainfield
Maynard
Clena Mardorf
John Mardorf
Anamosa
Louie Schladetzky
John Schladetzky
St. John’s Lutheran Church
C. J. Mardorf
Wyoming
F. N. Sarson
Naomi
Pierce
National Fire Waste Council
O. C. Hoth
W. H. Wehrmacher
William
Emma Wehrmacher
Grace Jacobs
Presbyterian Hospital, Waterloo
Morris Jacobs
R. H. Adams
Bridgette Club
Rochester
Poehler
J. D. Klooz
A. E. Zierath
C. C. Dickman
Sumner Public Schools
Phillips Station
West Main Street
F. W. Harding
Wilma Dickman
Virginia Smith
Claude Heyer
Nu Bridge Club
Howard Schug
Coe College
H. S. Shales
Robert Cady
Phillip Hardeshimer
Oak Park
Ill
George Cady
Miss Todd
Fayette
James McMeans
Annette Frank
Margaret Cady
Upper Iowa University
Sumner Gridders
West Union High
H. C. Frank
Annette
John School
J. H. Wehrmacher
F. K. Brown
Zatha Burke
C. J. McNally
Earl Jacobs
Mason City
Sam Fridley
Harley Moser
Chicago
Charles Farrell
Hawkeye
Sam Shales
E. F. Pries
Frank Shaffer
Elma
Harry Creager
R. W. Meyer
Shirley
W. H. Garland
S. W. Thompson
W. S. Johnson
W. A. Ribbeck
Erwin Ribbeck and Sons
New Hampton
Robert McAloon
W. E. Pitka
Frederika
Walter Biemann
Roy Burmaster
Lorraine
Harold Stone
Will Grebien
Douglas Township
Louis Hagedorn
White House
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Farm Credit Administration
Arizona
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Vera Koehring
N. F. Prytherch
Old Tripoli
Goodyears
Goodyear Pathfinder
H.H. Buhr Garage
Athfinder
Household Magazine
Illustrated Mechanics
American Poultry Jnnl
the Farm Journal
Woman's World
Pathfinder
Iday Ie
Baers
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