Funeral services for Walter Sell in Cedar Falls
Walter Sell 61 of Cedar Falls and former Sumner resident died after a heart attack at Sartori hospital. He served as a street commissioner for sixteen years and was active in the Moose Lodge and American Public Employee Retirement Association. He is survived by his wife Alberta Olson two sons Jay Lee and James, a brother William and other relatives. Funeral held Oct 15 at Nazareth Lutheran Church with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Walter Sell
Cedar Falls
Sumner
Nazareth Lutheran Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Homer Larson
William and
Sophia (Gade) Sell
Buck Creek
Alberta Olson
Galena
Illinois
Sell
Sartori Hospital
The
Moose Lodge
American Public Employee Retirement Association
John
Bernice) Tietje
Waupaca
Wis
First Baptist Church
Burial Union Mound
Saxeville
Harold Rumtagen
Tietje
Leon
Waushara County
John Tietje
Wisconsin
Gerald
Warland Hanson
Elroy Huebner
Strawberry Point
Alfred Buenzow
William Stoffregen
Virtus Stoffregen
Burr Oak
Ed Plaster
Westgate
Tom Stevens
Cedar Rapids
Stevens
Arland Blume
Doyle Pleggenkuhie
Kansas City
Lyle Klotz
Olympia
Wash
Adolph Niewoehner
Oscar Schwab
Lloyd
Edwin Klotz
Fredericksburg
Lavern Schmadeke
Waterloo
Howard Whitcomb
John Mendenhall
New Albia
Philip Leyh
Adolph Moeller
Janet Parrish
Patricia Richmond
Here
Jeff Ferris
Oelwein
Tom Huffman
Tim Thomas
Gordon Garrett
Charles Jenkins
Emil Borcherding
Johnson
Don
Erwin Kuepker
Sumner Area
Sumner Community Memorial Hospital
St. John Lutheran Church
Spring Fountain
Lutheran Cemetery
Sumner Township
Dean
Sumner American Legion
George and
Anna
May) Kuepker
Chicago Hill
Elizabeth Steege
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Elizabeth
Victor
Lucille
Jourris Martin
Clermont
Norman
Walter
Local Obituaries and Social News From Tripoli Leader
Obituaries note Jerald Brush of New Franklin Missouri dies at 57 after hospital stay. Survivors include wife Marion Smith and several children and siblings. Wedding of Barbara Kirchhoff and Duane Senft held at Salem United Church Sumner with reception and plans to reside in Dubuque. Community celebrates 59th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs George Wilson of Superior Wisconsin at Peace United Church.
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John Murray
Waterloo
Chicago
Sumner
Shirley Ritchie
Mr. Murray
Columbus
Kansas
Irvin Schmit
Murray
Teamsters Union
Melvin Newhouse
Theron Ackerman
Mt. Vernon
Clyde Lutz
Albert Rees
Eva Shaver
Sigourney
al Wolfgram
Galena
Ill
Dubuque
Darla Sebring
Accent
United Methodist Church
Nashville
Tennessee
Duane Bahe
Arnold Bahe
Ft. Dodge
Meyer OK Hardware
Sumner TV
Meyer
Barbara Kirchhoff
Robert Kirchhoff
Duane Senft
Howard Senft
Salem United
Sumner Community High School
Gates College
Mr. Senft
Hawkeye Tech
Brimeyer Body Shop
George Wilson
Superior
Wis
Peace United Church of Christ
Fredericksburg
Guy Schoonover
Fay Stone
Gloria Sibley
Deb Edwards and Gerald Towne Highlight THS Senior Profiles
Readable excerpts describe Debra Kay Edwards born October 8 1954 detailing family, kindergarten memory, courses including accounting and government and involvement in Mixed Chorus Girls Glee and band. Gerald Lee Towne senior at THS lists classes Wartburg plans senior activities in music athletics and journalism.
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Ing
Lee E. Tonne
Gerald Lee Tonne
Gerald
Suzanne
Wartburg
Gerry
Plastic Ono
SI Ths
THS
Ben Studer Tops Iowa State Fair in Nine Categories
Ben Studer of Wesley made Iowa State Fair history by winning top honors in nine competition categories. He then followed with eight top awards at the Minnesota State Fair.
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Ben Studer
Wesley
Studer
Minnesota
Junior High Jinks at School Windowpane to Ward
Monday morning at JHJ Junior High produced light mishaps as a flat tire delayed two teachers. The car owner inspected the vehicle while the trip to class remained timely. The piece celebrates improved school spirit with Mr. Kuyper’s chorus troubles noted and a playful editorial on study halls.
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JHJ
Kuyper
JHIJ
THS
Advance Sales Begin for Carnival Musical Tickets
Advance ticket sales for Carnival the musical began October 19. Admission is 1.00 for adults and .50 for students. All seats are reserved for Friday November 5 and Saturday November 6. Tickets available from cast members.
Voice of Democracy Scholarship Program Opens Entries
V F W offers high school students a chance to win prizes with the 25th Voice of Democracy program. State winners receive a five day all expenses paid trip to Washington DC and can compete for national scholarships totaling 22500. Entries are due by December 15 1971 and open to 10th to 12th graders.
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Voice of Democracy
Washington, D.C
V.F.W
Miller
Drips
V.F.W. Post
Panthers Tau Compiled by Tripoli Journalism Students
School paper notes student journalism class activity at Tripoli Community School. Oct. 20 19ff issue presents campus items, articles, and student bylines.
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Tripoli
Tripoli Community Schools Buy Video Tape Recorder
The Tripoli Community Schools purchased a Shibaden Video Tape Recorder for classroom and music department use. It will record athletics including football wrestling and basketball. Students and adult education classes can view themselves on a monitor for instructional demonstrations such as golf stance.
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Tripoli
National Employ the Handicapped Essay Contest Open
The VFW sponsors an essay contest at the Iowa City Veterans Administration Hospital for high school students in grades 9 through 12. Essays on Employment of the Handicapped must be under 1000 words and mailed by January 1 1972. Prizes range from 5 dollars to a 25 dollar Savings Bond. Contact Mr Drips for details.
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V.F.W
Iowa City Veterans Administration Hospital
Drips
New National Atlas Offered at Local Library Stand
The Library introduces the National Atlas of the United States prepared by the U S Geological Survey with data and guidance from over 80 Federal Agencies. Six overlays for overhead projector use accompany the atlas. Mrs Rieckenberg invites faculty to stop by the atlas stand and view the book.
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United States
U. S. Geological Survey
Rieckenberg
Tripoli Girls Earn All Conference Softball Honors
The Cedar-Wapsie Conference named its first All Conference Team this fall. Tripoli's Colleen Marquardt pitched, Connie Matthias was infield, and Jackie Boeckmann played outfield. Honorable Mention outfielder went to Micki Biermann. Tripoli finished 5-3.
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Cedar-Wapsie
Tripoli Girls
Colleen Marquardt
Connie Matthias
Jackie Boeckmann
Micki Biermann
Eighth Grade Chair Mishaps Prompt Balance Concerns
Report notes several chair and furniture mishaps in classes Tim Smalley fell from a chair in Literature Loni Dalziel slipped through risers in music and Charlene Bruns tipped at a sewing machine. School debates practical education and safety balance.
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Tim Smalley
Loni Dalziel
Charlene Bruns
New Student Teachers Introduced at THS
THS welcomed three new student teachers this Monday October 18. The newcomers, all Wartburg students, pair with teacher mentors as follows Robert Harken with Ray, William Arndt with Van Ahn and Waller, and Edward White with Kirchhoff.
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THS
Robert Harken
Ray
William Arndt
van Ahn
Waller
Edward White
Kirchhoff
Wartburg
New Speech and Drama Club Forms at School
The article outlines a new Speech and Drama Club forming this year with 201 members already joining. Practices begin weekly in room 103 and lead up to a district Speech Contest on January 22 with entries and materials for choral readings orations and dramatic readings.
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Mately An Hou
THS Student Body Chooses 72 Mr Bolegs Contest Winner
On Thursday October 14 THS students gathered in the gym for Homecoming activities. Skits honored the upcoming game and then the winner of the 72 Mr Bolegs contest was announced with Erik Harms in third, Drips in second, and Mr Perkins taking first.
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THS
Er Ul Harms
Runn Drips
Mr. Perkins
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Jim Traeger
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Harm Johnson
Julie
Stanley Koester
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Tom Britt
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Frank Malzahn
Kelly Dutcher
Nettie Rueber
Louise Frisch
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Dorsay Cannell
Herman Diemer
L. W. Reuther
St. Peter’s Richfield Lab
Henry Meyer
Bill Schnadt
Margaret Niemann
Sumner Hospital
Elston Blume
Henry Blume
Bartels
Waverly
Oliver Winter
Kevin
Wancoma
William Henning
Clarence Niewoehner
Suzanne Burns
University Hospital
Iowa City
Mr. Henning
Jack Hartman
Jim Hartman
Cathy Lienau
Wayne Lienau
Sumner Aces
Postville Pirates
Fedeler
Minnie Fedeler
Sumner-Hawkeye
Palmer’ Memorial Hospital
West Union
Trinity Lutheran
Iowa
Floyd
A. J. Lechner
Tonica
August Winter
Corona
Calif
Neth Rueber
Leta
Missouri
Jerald Brush
New Franklin
University Medical Center
Columbia
Randalia
Marion Smith
Mt. Pleasant
G. M. Heitink
Grinnell
Kirchhoff-Senft
Debra Kay Edwards
Kenneth Edwards
Marvin
Robert
Gary
Kathy
Peggy
Deb
Minneapolis
Debra Edwards
Gerald Tonne
Hasbrouck - Voetman Lumber Company
Tripoli, Iowa
Panthers
H.S
New Speech and Drama Club
Mr. Waller
Mr. Bolegs
Mr. Samuelson
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