Scouts Meet at Cedar Falls Annual field day for northeastern Iowa scouts
Scouts and leaders led by Scoutmaster H N Hunt gathered with about 700 attendees at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls for the second annual field day. Events included a track meet exhibition scout craft football movie and campfire. Sumner's troop swept the hundred yard dash with Chadwick first Sexton second Murphy third. Participating towns spanned Decorah Waterloo Oelwein Cedar Falls and more.
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Cedar Falls
H. N. Hunt
Iowa
Allege
Boy Scouts
Joe Sexton
David Chadwick
Sumner
Morris Murphy
Decorah
Waverly
Cresco
Ackley
Belle Plaine
Conrad
Parkersburg
Charles City
Oelwein
Clermont
Reinbeck
Postville
Northwood
Waterloo
Hudson
Fairbanks
Laurel
Tripoli
Independence
Grundy Center
Randalia
Sumner Gridders Lose 19 to 0 at Independence
Sumner football fell 19 to 0 to Independence with all three touchdowns in the first half. Second team finished the game. Horace Van Metre of Waterloo to speak at the Sumner Community Club on October 11 at the American Legion auditorium, with dinner by the U B church ladies, music by the Sumner high school orchestra, and guest of honor Leslie M. Tietje.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner
Independence
Horace van Metre
Waterloo
Sumner Community Club
American Legion Auditorium
Ladies of the
U. B. Church
Sumner High School
Leslie M. Tietje
Old Tripoli Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Albert Jahnke of Bremer visited his parents in Old Tripoli Tuesday evening. The community reported several gatherings including anniversary celebrations for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Towne Sr. in Tri Poli, funeral attendance in Waverly, and multiple visits among the Jahnke, Carstensen, Plagens, and Gaede families across Cedar Falls Waterloo and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Borcherding
Wm. Miller
Alvin Hucke
Albert Borcherding
Fredericksburg
Glenn Seaman
Arlington
Howard Schug
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
H. S. Shales
Eleanor Gray
Sumner Public Schools
Independence
Albert Jahnke
Bremer
Will Jahnke
Herbert Jahnke
Arthur Heine
Waterloo
Leslie
Maxine Carstensen
Ernest Carstensen
Cedar Falls
Herman Plagens
Will Schumacher
Charles
Gust Plagens
Henry Towne
Tripoli
Legion Hall
Bessie Tuecker
Vernis Schultz
Ruben Plagens
Henning
Old Tripoli School
Tola
Earl Kuker
Louis Gaede
Claire Jahnke
Waverly
August Pichelmann
Aug. Pichelmann
Ruben
Fred Lucbs
Andrew Carstensen
Geo. H. Heideman
Howard
George Carstensen
J. P. Snelling
Bill Gray
George Bahe
John Bahe
George Mohlis
Myron Chapin
Arthur Sassman
Denver
Henry Blasberg
Clarence Ganske
Lawrence Heideman
H. W. Peters
W. J. Peters
Herman Knief
Near Artesian
Fred Rathe
Knief
Buenzow
Lester Peters
Theo, Peters
John Moeller
Near Horton
Moeller
Wayne Nolting
Louie Wenthe
Albert Nolting
Valera
Wayne
New Hampton
Walter
Christ Brockmann
Readlyn
J. C. Peters
Leslie Koschmeder
Walter Hay
Florence
Elmer Sassman
John Wolfgram
Local Social and Miscellaneous Notes and Krakatoa Fact
Artesian residents visit Wm Luhring home and celebrate birthdays and anniversaries. An infant is christened Delbert Dale by Rev Melcher with sponsors Fred Heine and Fred Rucker. Krakatoa eruption details note vast ejecta and atmospheric dust detected years later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Moeller
August Drewis
Paul Schaefer
Bremer
No Substitute for Mother's Milk in Infant Care
An article by Dr. William J. Scholes argues there is no true substitute for healthy mothering and milk, outlining the uncertainty of artificial infant foods and the need for careful trial. The piece notes many infant deaths in the first year arise from faulty nutrition and discusses brands like Milkine, Dextrase, and Maltine, stressing individual baby responses and the variability of nutrition. It also records community notices of visits and family events in Sumner, including deaths and social gatherings, with numerous local names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Scholes
Betty
Community Notices from Fremont Area Families
Fremont social notes listing gatherings at the Henry Klemp and Albert Franklin homes. Visits include Henry Rathe family, Edwin Albrecht, Margaret Kane at the Chicago World's Fair, and multiple couples sharing weekends. Birthday celebration for Albert Ganske attended by neighbors, plus visits by Baumgartner and Kuethe families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rathe
Albert Franklin
Henry Klemp
Edwin Albrecht
Will Albrecht
Ray Stromer
Margaret Kane
Chicago
Lawrence Buhr
Oscar Kimbal
Lawrence Heideman
Hardwig Richmann
Richard Wolf
Readlyn
Albert Ganske
Albert Gruber
Clarence Ganske
Adella Buhrow
John Ganske
A. G. Baumgartner
Harold
Loganville
Wis
Carl Kuethe
Raymond
Waverly
Fred Niemann
Robert
Martin Rhode Home
John Wolfgram
Orville
Glen
Osnes Visit St Louis and local notes mix
Dr and Mrs E N Osnes visited the latter s niece in St Louis over the weekend. Emma Thies helps care for her nephew near Waverly. A child had a tea spoonful of lye. Mr and Mrs Tom Wright moved into the Mrs Otto home near West Union. Meier funeral near Grove Hill with Rev Voss officiating. Interment at St Matthew cemetery. Tripoli and Hutchinson attendees honor world fairs. Hospital redecorating on second floor. Kehe couple visit London with father and sister. Boevers spent time locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Mardorf
Ella Mueller
Conrad Nolte
Waverly
The
Orphan's Home
Madge Roberts
Second Street
Paul Warrior
Will Topp
Leroy
Minn
Ernest Topp
O. E. Bethel
Northwood
E. Amundson
Margaret Reimler
Medford
Minnesota
Ed Reimler
Ed Olds
Floyd
Waterloo
L. A. Schuknecht
R. P. Tibbetts
Waterville
West End Bridge Club
H. F. Wood
Alice Mae Mueller
Lucinda Wolff
Margaret Schulz
Iowa City
Henry Behrens
Harold Rundle
Henry Stahlhut
Albert Stahlhut
Oscar Bartels
Strawberry Point
Sinclair Station
Bill Bryan and Son
Riceville
C. W. Holmes
Brayon
Brayton
Bernadine Meyer
University Hospital
R. W. Meyer
E. N. Osnes
St. Louis
Emma Thies
August Brandt
Tom Wright
West Union
E. H. Gehrke
Caroline Meier
Grove Hill
Voss
St. Matthew Cemetery
Pete Goodenbour
Tripoli
Frank Eichmann
Florence
Chicago
Oscar Thran
Grace Buhr
Hutchinson, Minn
Margaret Ross
Margaret Kane
Lester Diekman
J. W. Kehe
London
J. C. Kehe
R. Heuser
H. F. Boevers
Ohioans in Many States Show Bold Migration Pattern
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes Ohioans contributed more per capita to other states than any sister state. At century start, 1,250,000 Ohio natives lived elsewhere, with Indiana 200,000, Illinois 140,000, Iowa and Michigan 80,000 each, Pennsylvania 60,000, New York and California 30,000 each, plus smaller totals in Colorado 25,000, Washington 20,000, Oklahoma 15,000, Texas 10,000, Montana 7,000, Massachusetts 5,500 and Alaska 700.
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Oklahoma
Texas
Montana
Massachusetts
Alaska
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Sumnerites
Annette Frank
Upper Town University
Fayette
H. C. Frank
James Sexton
R. E. Doty
C. E. Dirksen
Jane
J. W. Dirksen
Charles Notbohm
North Dakota
Fred Notbohm
Wilma Dickman
L. H. Dickman
R. E. Tibbitts
H. H. Nieman
W. J. Schuknecht
W. M. Farnum
P. C. Patterson
S. M. Johnson
Raymond Gieseman
Gieseman
Urban Haag
Paul Kerber
Emmetsburg
C. J. McNally
Town City
Mercy Hospital
R. W. Paden
M. M. E. Club
Carlyle Bowling
W. D. McCormick
E. M. Creager
Mildred
Gail Creager
Leo Meyer
Sumner and
Vicinity
Thurman Creager
Alice Gordon
Bemidji
C. W
Miss Frank
Tripoli Hardware Co
Tripoli, Iowa
F. K. Brown
Fred Brown
al Erkel
le Center
Old Tripoli
Krakatoo
Dutch East Indies
EB. H. Beevers
Hulda Jaschen
Mason City
M. Jaschen
Clarence Lamphrecht
Edwin Buhr
Yvonne Warneke
Fred Knief
Fremont
RM Parker
Westinghouse Farm
W. H. Warner
Utett
Goodrich
America
Goodrich Commander
J. A. Nienhaus
Garage Tripoli
Goodrich Go