Sumner bridge plan rejected by Iowa highway board
Sumner voters were told last week that a proposed Third Avenue bridge on a city street was disapproved by the Iowa State Highway Commission. The project had been greenlit by the Board of Supervisors, but the commission ruled the bridge did not involve a farm-to-market or local secondary road, so contracts were not approved. Details were not given. Also reported are social notes: Otto Priebe and wife honored on their 45th anniversary with 65 guests. engagements for Berniece Kasemeier to Thomas Rich and Beth Knoedler to Freeman Gates. and local street blacktop nearing completion despite weather delays. Pfc. P Woods, stationed in Korea, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Woods of Randalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner
Third Avenue
Iowa State Highway Commission
Board of Supervisors
County Bridge Fund
Attorney General of
Iowa
Otto Priebe
Wayne Priebe
Tripoli
Ionia
Alpha
Waterloo
Jesup
Denver
Priebe
Mary Knief
Elmer Knoedler
Westgate
Beth
Charlene
Freeman David Gates
Fred Gates
Clarion
Sumner Methodist Church
Miss Knoedler
Bath Packing Co
Mr. Gates
Daniel R. Dagget
Delores
St. Paul's Ladies’ Aid
J. F. Sundermeyer
Anna Schumacher
Readlyn
Art Herman
Buck Creek
Ed Lindner
Waverly
Pauline Otto
Herman Seegers
Martin Hanson
Will Ackman
Linda
Frederic
Wis
Charles City
S. M. Jacobsen
Carl E. Jacobsen
Camp Kilmer
N. J
U.S.S. Callan
Salzburg
Austria
Edwin Tiedt
Allen Memorial Hospital
Tiedt
Readlyn High School
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Arlin Deterding
Michael
Aug. Deterding
Henry Hagenow
Ernest Buhr
Herbert Pries
Ray Jacobson
Clarksville
Jacobson
Mr. Jacobson
George Henkle
Mercy Hospital
Chris Peterson
Armand Hartness
Virgil Bonarden
Sauerbrei
East Main Street
Aug. F. Meyerhoff
Lexington Park
Ensign
Milius
Annett
Edward Piehl
Scholtz Memorial Hospital
Klinger
Piehl
Grace Nolte
Readlyn Savings Bank
Sumner Area Social Roundup and Upcoming Events
A long list of visitors and hosts takes place around Fredericksburg and Sumner as families gather for birthdays, funerals, and weekend sightings. Poll on downtown traffic signals is reported by Sumner Gazette. Events include Moan Elsinger's November wedding announcement and two newborns in area families.
Day Guests Visit Families Across Iowa Towns
Day guests listed include Mrs Lillie Rathbone and families from Waterloo Sumner and New Hampton who visited Mr and Mrs A W French. Also Mr and Mrs George Matthews and cousins from Staples Minnesota stayed with John Will and Frank Johnsons and Wayne Bravener. Veryl Johnson and family from Charles City joined John Johnson for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carroll
Waterloo
C. E. Carroll
Carol Rice
Cedar Falls
S. A. McGee
Donald Bergmann
Barbara
Everett Bergmann
Clarence Bergmann
Ray Gillett
Lena Gillett
Herbert Blaschke
Stanley Schultz
Ernest Heinemann
Sumner
Ray Dilley
Randalia
W. E. Dilley
Buck Grove
N. B. Tibbetts
Richfield
C. C. Clary
Cecile Dil
Wayne Rathbone
Dean Wiltse
Wm. Duenow
Perry Chadwick
Owatonna
Minn
Herman Jordan
Lillie Rathbone
Earl Jordan
Madonna
Lloyd Jordan
Anna Gaede
Clarence
G. A. Rowe
Fredericksburg
Charles Testorff
Albert
Raymond French
Connie
New Hampton
A. W. French
George Matthews
Harold Chapin
Staples, Minn
John
Will
Frank Johnsons
Wayne Bravener
Veryl Johnson
Charles City
John Johnson
Readlyn Church Smorgasbord Aids Community Fundraiser
Readlyn St Pauls Ladies Aid sponsors a Friday smorgasbord at the church parlors serving from 5 p.m. Local residents and visitors join gatherings, band members prepare for events, and community residents endure hospital and family updates including a funeral and military moves.
Transfers Of Property From Various Parties In Local Deals
Legal transfers reported include Lutheran Children's Home Society to M C Bailey for 1 dollar in Waverly. Frank Fleiter as executor transfers to Arnold Tadge and Otto Tadge for 4500 dollars. John W Way and wife to Carl L Pagel and wife for 1 dollar with land in sections 27 and 28 93 14. Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Co to Clara Baker for 1 dollar part of lot 1 in southwest quarter section 2 91 14. Burton E Sweet Inc to Burton E Sweet for 42000 dollars land in sections 2 10 and 11 92 12. John C Berlin and wife to Town of Tripoli Inc for 1 dollar tract in north half of north half section 10 92 12 for street purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Children’s Home Society
M. C. Bailey
Waverly
Frank Fleiter
Joseph Fleiter
Arnold Tadge
Otto Tadge
Wm. Sturdevant
John W. Way
Carl L. Pagel
Ton E. Sweet
John C. Berlin
Town of Tripoli, Inc
Marriage Licenses and Court Note
Lawrence Neukirch 20 of St Louis Missouri and Patricia Adams 19 of Waverly listed as married couple. Edward Kunch 19 of Marshalltown and Charlotte Waltemeyer 16 of Marshalltown also appear. The Supreme Court convenes on the second Monday in October with decisions that cannot be overruled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence A. Neukirch
St. Louis
Patricia Lou Adams
Waverly
Edward Kunch
Marshalltown
Charlotte Waltemeyer
Supreme Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
Otto Priebes
John Kasemeier
Berniece
Thomas D. Rich
G. O. Rich
St. John American Lutheran Church
Kasemeier
Sumner High School
Rich
Air Force
Iowa State Teachers College
Henry Bathke
Korea
Pfc
P. Woods
7Th Infantry
Pfc. Woods
17Th Infantry Regiment
John Woods
Frederika
G. F. O'Day
John Jacklin
Doris
Granton
Bertha Mooney
Carl Hoppenworth
Ted Hoppenworth
Art Hoppenworth
Henry Hoppenworth
Edgar
Robert Templeton
Honeywell
Melvin Jensen
Douglas Township
Fred Benz
Robert Harnisch
George Metcalf
Lake Amnicon
Darlene Dilley
Cecile Dilley
August Harms
Clara Hildebrandt
Irene
Carol Sherman
Mollie Thompson
Joe Truax
McGregor
Irene Sherman
Don Baker
Otto Westendorf
Henry Henning
Tri
Sumner Gazette
Main Street
Moan Elsinger
Sumner Public School
St. Mary’s Church
Guttenberg
Andrew Elsinger
William A. Saunders
Minneapolis
Orville A. Myer
Hawkeye
Sumner Hospital
Kenneth Richards
Fairbank
James
National Electrical Wee
Rudolph Piegors
Bremer
Nathan Thompson
Renwick
Conrad F. Heideman
Democratic
Bremer County
Richmann Fruit & Vegetable Market
Americas
America
Chevrolet
Buhr Chevrolet Company
Tripoli, Iowa
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