What the Folks at Sumner Are Doing
A long list of Sumner residents and guests engage in travel visits to Pittstown Waterloo New Hampton Readlyn Centerville Sewell Tripoli and Clarks ville. Community events include Merry Melrose chapter meetings the Sumner Culture club discussions on handling crime a high school football game Elkader vs Sumner and a production of The Thirteenth Chair by Sumner High School staff and alumni benefiting the athletic fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Reimler
Pittstown
N. J
H. F. Roggensack
Ruby Pettitt
G. W. Dickman
R. A. Wescott
Olive Wescott
R. H. Stafford
Waterloo
Merry Melrose
C. M. Reed
Harry Kiester
Sumner Culture Club
W. B. Linn
L. P. Winks
Wm. Mce- Guiness
F. J. Bries
New Hampton
Austin- Flint Medical Association
Erwin Heyer
Wm. McGuiness
Kenneth
Wilbur Bethel
Ames
Winn Heyer
Donn McGuiness
H. F. Wood
Frederika
Kurt Rohde
W. H. Heyer
Merry Go Round Club
G. J. Sexton
Fayette County
Oelwein
Mark West
F.H.P
Herbert Steege
Wartburg Seminary
Dubuque
Henry Steege
Schreyer
Elkader High
Sumner High
Meyer
Elkader
Olson
Sumner
Schug
Mobblis
William Hoth
Forest City
John Frank
Readlyn
August Wilkening
Walter Robinson
Decorah
L. A. Carroll
H. C. Frank
Charles City
Sam Turning
Martha Schulz
Emma Hurmence
East Main Street
Will Dawson
Ernest Schildbach
Swift and Co
McGregor
H. T. Creager
Louis Evans
Centerville
Sewell
Evan
Flora Brown
Adolph Meyer
Tripoli
Co. C. Schmidt
Bertha Marr
Hilda Brandt
Waverly
W. A. Heyer
Will Day
Alice Mae Day
Olin
R. H. Adams
Bridgettes
O. C. Hoth
Marvin
Norma
John Rimrodt
William Rimrodt
Sumner High School
Chrystal Burger
Athletic Fund
Helen O'Neil
Margaret Wilharm
Will Crosby
Crosby
Myra Haase
Roscoe Crosby
Russell Brown
Edward Wales
William Meyer
Mary Eastwood
Eleanor Gray
Helen Grent
Sylvian Tibbitts
Grace Standish
Edelle Robbins
Braddish Trent
Erwin Mardorf
Howard Standish
Herbert Heyer
Phillip Mason
Gerald Granneman
Elizabeth Erskine
Margaret Cady
Pollock
Harold Ehlert
Rosalie la Grange
Florence Hotchkin
Tim Donahue
Walter Hetzel
Sergeant Dunn
Gerald Moser
Chris Denner
Local Social Roundup From Potter Siding Area
Cedar Rapids residents Fred F Redies and family hosted a Tuesday visit with relatives. Friday gatherings included Carl Brunneson Clifford Brunneson and Ollie Christ at Clarence Wilson’s home. Several locals tracked cattle from Alcock pasture near Frederika Tuesday. Weekend visits included Mrs Henry Lohmann from Tripoli at Will Lohmann’s home. A birthday celebration honored Ernest Struck with many friends and relatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred F. Redies
Cedar Rapids
Ernest Redies
Carl Brunneson
Clifford Brunneson
Ollie Christ
Clarence Wilson
Louie Platte
Louie Kuker
Eddie Lange
Fred Lohmann
Gustav Redies
Henry Redies
Fred Heine
Alcock
Frederika
Henry Lohmann
Tripoli
Ruhrmeister
Fred Lahmann
August Frederick
Art Redies
Will Propp
Herman Lahman
Ernest Hooper
Hugh Angus
Alle Graves
Waterloo
Waverly Social Round Returns Weekend Guests
Mrs Emil Bierman, Mr and Mrs Fred Bierman, and others hosted and visited in Waverly over the weekend including Mr and Mrs Jack Wachtel Cedar Rapids guests of the Schwemms and Carl Schwemm’s birthday celebration with relatives from Tripoli Readlyn and Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Bierman
Fred Bierman
Henry Rucker
Jack Wachtel
Cedar Rapids
Chas. Schwemm
Arthur Meyer
Conrad Meyer
Will Grebien
Margaret
Geneva
Fred Schwemm
Tripoli
Henry Schwemm
Readlyn
Oscar
Hedwig Gerlach
Carl Hoppenworth
Richard Trenor
Henry Kasemeier
Emma Kasemeier
Waverly
C. G. Gerlach
Helene
Fred Lahman
Christena Lahman
Legal transfers prepared by Bremer County abstract company
List of transfers during the week ending October 15 1932 with names Melva A Smith to Fred W Meier J B Baker to Ernest L Baker Alton H Sanders to Sanders Sanders F M Stewart to Sander Sanders and others including C Breen to Sanders and Sanders I H Sturdevant to Charles Breen C H Smith to Fred W Meier and Wilhelmine Justine Steege to Phillip Gerhardt plus a Sumner town lot transfer and a whisky smuggling note from Path Finder Scotland reports increased native whisky smuggling into the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County Abstract Company
Melva A. Smith
Fred W. Meier
J. B. Baker
Ernest L. Baker
Alton H. Sanders
Sanders & Sanders
Auditor
Carstensen
Tripoli
Wilhelmine Justine Steege
Phillip Gerhardt
Wm. Leverenz
H. H. C. Tegtmeier
Sumner
Railway
Social visits fill Sunday across South of Town area
A long list of local families visited relatives and friends Sunday afternoon and evening in Waverly, Readlyn, Fremont No. 8, and nearby farms. Notable activities include birthday celebrations for Ed Peters and Henry Zander, a 49th birthday party for Mr. Zander, and various hostings at the Peters, Rathe, Wolfgram, Ludwig, Towne, Bunger, and Koch homes. Several excursions to Waterloo and Fredericksburg also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Holmes
Theo Peters
Louie Hoppenworth
Ted Hoppenworth
Art Tegtmeier
O. Luloff
Plainfield
C. L. Myers
Irwin Franklin
Will Rogers
Waterloo
Henry Niemeyer
Lyle Richard
F. L. Niemeyer
Leslie
Edwald
Elmer
Donald
Wilbert
Lavonne
Elston
Robert Peters
Fred Rathe
Erwin Bunger
Clarence Towne
J. C. Koch
Rudolph
Chris Zander
Zander
Herman Zander
Herman Judas
Alice
Reinhardt
Carl Klemp
Albert Hunemueller
Florence
Ed Lang
Herman Tegmeier
Will Zander
Fred Dohrman
Leota
Fred Detterding
Ed Kuhrt
Waverly
Bobby Kuhrt
Emil Towne
Herman Rathe
Henry Rathe
W. J. Peters
Richard Wolf
Wolf
August Hunemueller
Herbert Niemeyer
Raymond Wedemeier
Will Essman
Mildred
Margaret Rossol
Turner Denounces Publicity Bosses At Sioux City Rally
Governor Dan W. Turner addressing a ninth district rally in Sioux City Iowa says enemies include public utility bosses and lobbyists of powerful groups who oppose his reelection. He pledges a square deal for all interests and demands fairness, tax overhaul, and reduced bureaucracy to align government costs with farm incomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Iowa
Dan W. Turner
Ninth District
State House
Quote on insurance payers and privileged interests
A fragment states that insuring parties and privileged interests know the stakes and face vindictiveness today, suggesting a charged political or policy debate context with strong rhetoric about accountability and influence.
Paris Honors Pioneer Telephone User in Early Era
In Paris a man named Daux received a Legion of Honor for his role with the new telephone. Descriptions note that in the 1880s there were about 200 subscribers, initially unnumbered and rung by the subscriber’s name, before formal numbering and the Giroy system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Giroy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sumnerites
Will Kammeyer
Caroline Hilmer
E. E. Topp
Independence
Robert Harding
R. W. Paden
M. M. E. Club
Fred Koch
Conrad Nolte
Clarksville
Warren Bellis
Suits Us
Eva
W. H. Garland
Art Wolf
Lea
Tripoli Hardware Co
Bert F. Morf
Tripoli, Iowa
Siegel
Scotland
United States
Pathfinder
D. W. Turner
Pioneer Telephone
Tease & Theat Ptt
Iqen
Tae, Zhou