Weekend Visitors and Hospital Observation Reported
A long list of weekend visitors and hospital stays is noted across several Iowa towns. Fred erika Bahlmann was admitted for observation at Sumner hospital. Various families from Waterloo, New Hampton, Marion, Fred ericksburg, and nearby communities visited relatives in their homes, including the Brase, Huffman, Sprague, and Schmudlach households. Hospital observation continued for Mrs. Ervin Taylor at the University of Iowa Hospital in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Bahlmann
Sumner Hospital
Everett Lampman
Waterloo
Effie Alcock
Hazel Bowers
Lyle Bowers
New Hampton
Arvid Gauger
Kimberly
Marion
Gustav Brase
Brase
Roland Brase
Winnefred Smith
Alma Huffman
Nashua
Glen Huffman
Huffmans
Smith
Frank Sprague
Arlington
John Sprague
Ed Eckheardt
Clyde Hunt
Gay Mills
Wis
Ervin Taylor
University Hospital
Iowa City
Goldie Jones
Bob and
Jean
Cedar Rapids
Ida Combs
Edgewood
Panthers roll 32 0 as Ott lauds balanced attack
Karl Krumm rushed for 165 yards and Sam Kehe guided improved passing as Janesville blanked 32 0. Defensive effort held opponents to 21 yards. penalties and coverage miscues noted. Dunkerton next. other scores include Wapsie Valley 27 Turkey Valley 20 and Denver 32 Plainfield 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Krumm
Dave Buchholz
Sam Kehe
Glen Ladage
J-V Balle
Janesville
Dunkerton
Ott
Wapsie Valley
Turkey Valley
Fredericksburg
Denver
Plainfield
Personal visits mark Cedar Falls birthday observances
Tuesday visitors included Mrs Flora Rochford a Sartori hospital patient after a hip fracture in Cedar Falls. Several families from Tripoli Waverly Nashua Sumner Buck Creek observed birthdays with local residents, with many guests staying overnight or for a few days as part of social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Rochford
Sartori Hospital
Cedar Falls
William Niemeyer
Alfred Specht
Herbert Niemeyer
Tripoli
Stanley Buhrow
Emil Schmudlach
Millie Krause
Tonia
Kenneth Hanson
Falls
Effie Alcock
Hazel Bow
Ruby Bergmann
George Wilkins
Frank
Waverly
Spechts
Duane Refshauge
Chilers
T Waver
Giant guinea bean tale in Montezuma garden
In Montezuma Chuck Woodrum’s garden the Guinea beans reach remarkable size. The largest pod measures 50 inches long with a 9 pound weight and over 11 inches in circumference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Woodrums
Montezuma
Douglas Township Farm Bureau Ladies Tea Held in Waverly
The Douglas township Farm Bureau ladies held their annual fall tea on Sept 19 at the State Bank Lounge in Waverly with 51 attendees. Guest speaker Mrs Bobbie Ecker demonstrated ways to go flowers. The business meeting with Mrs John Beam covered the next year's Farm Bureau program. Lunch was served by Mueller, Mrs Avin, and Mrs Herbns Cane Redies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Township Farm Bureau
State Bank
Waverly
Bobbie Ecker
John Beam
Farm Bureau
Man Mueller
Avinman
Herbns
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Frederika
Panther
Tripoli Panthers
Panthers
Max Ambrose
Wayne Mager
Dan Biesterfelt
Tom Green
Mike Kirchhoff
Panther IV
Wapsie
Valle
Fredericksbur
Drainkeld
Rence Standin
Heinz
GLOBE
Capermates
Mercantile
KRAFT
Velveeta
Maxwell House
Jonathan
Tokay Grapes
Hebr
Nestle’s
Quik
Breck
Robin Hood
Miss Sunbeam Apple-Strea
Smokie Links
NTE
Swift’s Premium
Giant Swan
AJAX
Aoe
FUN Fun FC
Emil
Mary Johnson Drew
Ernest Schedtler
Buck Creek
Henry Schedtler
Sumner
Douglas Township Farm
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