Local social notes and events plus a house fire in Sumner
Sunday visitors included Mrs Frank Vierth and Miss Elizabeth Grannemann while Miss Virginia Harms stayed with the Rohdes in Frederika. Community groups met at homes, a filling station site was prepared on Main Street, and a fire damaged the Baumgartner residence on Main Street. Numerous visits, travels, and family announcements fill Sumner and nearby towns over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Vierth
Ag Stinson
Elizabeth Grannemann
Wa Falls
Great Western Crossing
Bachelor's Club
Walter Schulz
Harold Nieman
Low
Myron Slarms
C. C. Tibbitts
New Hampton Hospital
Woman's Club
Flossie Lease
Verla Miller
Fred Schumate
Fredericksburg
Alfred Miller
Erwin Ribbeck
M.M.K. Club
Anna Huie
C. M. Reed
Fayette
Vern Gehrke
Oelwein
H. C. Frank
Upper Iowa University
Annette
Baumgartner
Main Street
Henry Jarchow
Jarchow
Paul Nieman
Minneapolis
Russell Brown
W. C. Tibbitts
Huntington
Ind
R. V. Price
Suzanne
Greene
R. A. Bonnell
Potter Siding Community Notes and Helpers
Mrs Ernest Dettmering and daughter Coretta of Tripoli helped at the Erhardt Lahman home and at the Potter Siding creamery on Wednesday. Several residents assisted with plastering at nearby homes. A radio advertisement touts a farming radio problem solution sold by A F Wendt of Tripoli. Birthday gatherings and visits are listed, including Redies, Kuker, Lohmann, and Schroeder households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Dettmering
Coretta
Tripoli
Erhardt Lahman
Henry Lucbs
Potter Siding
Albert Kruse
Lavern Goodenbour
Ernest Redies
Fred Lohmann
Henry Schroeder
Albert Schroeder
Ed Tiedt
Muriel
Near
Readlyn
Henry Lohmann
Grandmother Tiedt
Carl Schlichting
Henry Schlichting
A. F. Wendt
Louie Kuker
John Griese
Denver
Arnold Angus
Adela
August
Gustav Kuker
Lavern
Albert Kruese
August Kuker
Louie Kelso
Dick Kirchhoff
Herman Bockhaus
Carl Behrends
W. H. Bull
Local Visitors Drop By Grove Hill and Readlyn
Sunday and weekday visits fill the Crane Creek area as Rev. and Mrs. Dilges host and guests include Rev. Voss of Grove Hill and Rev. Meier of Readlyn with families. Frederickburg area visitors and Minnesota guest Mrs Rosen stop by, while Esther Klemp returns home from work due to a family illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voss
Grove Hill
Meier
Readlyn
Clarence Beisner
Traetow
Emma
Waverly
Art Bunger
Birthday Gatherings Highlight Fremont Social Roundup
Fremont residents from the Peters Richman Heideman and related households joined multiple gatherings in Readlyn and nearby towns. Attendees celebrated Rev Moeller and Rev Kumpf, Verla Mae’s birthday, and various family events at homes in Readlyn Denver Clarksville and Jubilee with visits to Kimbal Rathe Blasberg Sassman Peters and Heideman households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Peters
John Tiedt, Jr
Herman Kimbal
Lawrence Heideman
Walter Peters
J. C. Peters
W. J. Peters
Fred Rathe
Gust Keoff
Henry Dettmer
John Wolfgram
Carl
Henry Beevers
Readlyn
Henry Rathe
Emil Stumme
Fred Kimbal
Oscar
Myron Chapin
Chicago
John Sassman
Richard Bast
Henry Blasberg
Verla Mae
Dorothy Klemp
Waterloo
Walter
H. C. Everding
Henry Klemp
Will Wehling
Denver
Louie Wenthe
Berth Franklin
Irvin Franklin
Clarksville
Minnie
Elsie Peters
Frank Musch
Jubilee
Herman Dettmer
Duanne
Elmer Sassman
Esther
Mervyn
Elsie
Leslie Peters
Leslie Koschmeder
Leonard Brasen
Ft. Madison
Bert Franklin
Ed Seegers
Emil Tiedt
Eric
Theo. Peters
Victor
Charlie Peters
Wm. Heideman
Clarence Ganske
Wanda
Beverly
Louie Zell
Verdean
Frederika
Wm. Schlichting
J. P. Snelling
Local social notes from Waverly area church visits and gatherings
Rev. and Mrs. Emil Moser of Steel North Dakota attended Lutheran convention in Waverly and stayed with Rev. C G Gerlach. They planned to visit Wisconsin friends. Mrs Jack Wachtel of Cedar Rapids arrives to care for ailing mother at Chase Schwemm home. Miss Elveria Neuendorf had tonsils removed at New Hampton hospital. Numerous visits and guests at Ladage, Schwemm, Quade, and Lampe homes. Rev Gerlach attended Iowa district mission committee meeting in Waterloo. Separate cartoon-style classroom joke about lawyers ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eles
Utah
Washington
Ben Winks
New Hampton
Walter Maher
Leland Hutchinson
Austin
Inn
Orville Christopher
Waverly
Grassfield
Sumner
Ajt
St. John's Lutheran Church
Oelwein
Ruth Miller
University Hospital
Town City
Aaron Miller
Hawkeye
Amiel Block
Geo. Pleggenkuhle
Donald
Arlene Drier
Ernest Block
Vern Block
Clyde Webster
Richard Block
Westgate
John Gitseh
Chris Gitsch
Roy Vantussell
Ethel May
Charles City
Joe Lynn
Raymond
Ralph Lambert
Will Eggabroad
Plainfield
Fred Nieman
Elwin Niemann
Richfield
Emil Moser
Steel
North Dakota
C. G. Gerlach
Wisconsin
Friends
Jack Wachtel
Cedar Rapids
Chase Schwemm
Elveria Neuendorf
Carl Neuendorf
New Hampton Hospital
Charles Ladage
Gottlieb Judisch
Buck Creek
Henry Drape
Florence
Ernest Ladage
Herman Miller
Geneva Grebien
Ernest Quade
A. F. Wendt
Tripoli
Chas. Schwemm
Fred Rewoldt
Adela
Carl Schwartz
Wm. Kammeyer
Henry Kuecker
Edna
August Brase
Conrad Meyer
Conrad Lampe
August Judisch
Arthur
Ernst Quade
Herman Bergmann
W. Hl. Grebien
Geneva
Mission Committee of
Iowa District
Waterloo
Cactus Joe Says Censor Found No Bad Pictures in Crimson Gulch
In a Western quip, Cactus Joe recalls asking a censor to ban motion pictures in Crimson Gulch. The censor reportedly tried but could not find any films deemed interesting enough to censor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crimson Gulch
Cactus Joe
Twenty Five Years Ago Wedding and Local News
Twenty five years ago Frieda Kammeyer married Carl Westendorf at Evangelical church Siegel. Arnold Duecker wed Helen Wolff at Nashua Little Brown church. Ladage Drug boss Henry Ladage died of heart failure in Waterloo store at 61. Also reports of weddings, a diabetes death, and local anniversaries with regional prices for eggs, poultry, hogs, and calves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Church
Siegel
Frieda Kammeyer
Carl Westendorf
Pete Goodenbour
Amelia Eichmann
Brooten
Minn
Minneapolis
Arnold Duecker
Helen Wolff
Little Brown
Nashua
Hanna
Henry William Ladage
Ladage Drug Company
Waterloo
Tripoli
H. C. Ladage
Shooting It Humidoreas-I'm taking up arch ery
Kitchenette-That's one way of killing time.
Laughing little Mae and the funnybone joke
A whimsical exchange from the Toronto Globe features Little Mae asking why little people laugh up their sleeves and Mother answering that the funnybone lies there, delivering a simple, playful witticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae
Toronto Globe
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Emma Wehrmacher
W. H. Wehrmacher
G. F. Cady
St. Paul
Edmund Cronin
Don Jose
Clarence Nissen
Purity Bakery
Chris Theisinger
Cedar Falls
Peter Theisinger
Sam Shales
Triple Four Club
Laverne Luther
Adolph Meyer
Elmer Mohling
Fred Ludwig
Clair Tibbitts
R. E. Tibbitts
Willys Muether
State University of
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Iowa
Crane Creek
Fremont
Hardwig Richman
J.C. Peters
Zion Lutheran Church
Paul Moeller
Kumpf
Albert
Dad
Bobbie
Helen Garland
Paul
Klenzman
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Belmond
A. G. Langholz
Erwin Struckmeier
Borchert Hospital
Walter H. Schultz
Mrs. Schultz
Fred Wolfgram
Bremer County
Frank Sager
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