Karsten and Miss Rockdaschel Wed in Sumner
Dr. Karsten and Miss Vera Rockdaschel were married last Wednesday afternoon October 19. Rev. C J Mardorf officiated in the presence of immediate families with Mrs. C J Mardorf providing music. Attendants were Miss Melba Kelcher and Donald Forsman. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Dockdaschel, wore green crepe and carried chrysanthemums. The groom, son of Dr and Mrs H M Karsten, is a Sumner High School alumnus and has practiced dentistry with his father. They plan a wedding trip through Nebraska and adjoining states before settling on Columbia Avenue.
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Vera Rockdaschel
H. H. Karsten
C. J. Mardorf
Melba Kelcher
Donald Forsman
Carsten
Henry Dockdaschel
Sumner High School
H. M. Karsten
Pratrce
Dentistry
Nebraska
Columbia Avenue
Third rally of Cedar Valley Luther leagues in Sumner
The Cedar Valley federation of the Iowa district of Luther leagues held its third rally Sunday at St John’s Lutheran in Sumner. Prof J J Hiltner of Wartburg College spoke on Personal Evangelism during the morning service. Rev R R Schluter of Waverly spoke in the afternoon and Wartburg girls’ trio performed. A federation business meeting followed with officers elected. Claire Mueller and Winn Heyey of Sumner are the current officers.
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Cedar Valley Federation
Iowa
Luther Leagues
Sumner
St. John’s Lutheran Church
J. J. Hiltner
Wartburg College, Waverly
R. R. Schluter
Waverly
Girls’ Trio
Wartburg Normal College
Federation
Claire Mueller
Winn Heyey
Sumner area report includes crash injuring one and many notices
A car accident west of Sumner left George Tietje with a broken right shoulder after a tire failed and the vehicle tipped over while returning from Tripoli with Will Haag Esther Henniges and Ruth Haeger who was seriously cut by the windshield. Numerous local residents and visitors are noted in ongoing social and civic items including bridge club meetings high school staff changes and weekend visits with many references to relatives and upcoming games and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tietje
Tripoli
Will Haag
Esther Henniges
Ruth Haeger
Sumner
Henry Ashbrenner
New Hampton
Amos Horrel
New Florence
Clear Lake
D. H. Campbell
Wm. McGuiness
Bridge Club
Henry Bathke
F. C. LeMastrs
Indianapolis
Indiana
F. C. Ragsdale
LeMasters
Mr. Ragsdale
B. M. Finch
Sumner High School
Mercy Hospital
Waverly
Hester Mantz
Elma
Arthur Thies
Ruth Skarshaug
W. H. Pipho Insurance Office
H. O. Skarshaug
Ames
Fred Klemp
West Main St
Will Day
Alice Mae
R. H. Adams
Nevada
Iowa
Olin
H. F. Wood
Finette
Margaret Cady
LaCrosse
Wisconsin
L. M
Local residents visit and move in Sumner area
Readlyn and Sumner families visit one another including the Boedeckers, Pepmuellers, Piehls, Hesses, Klammer and Knief households. Bert Franklin relocates to a new home after a prior fire. Kenset and Cedar Rapids trips noted along with a funeral in Waterloo and painting work in Clermont. Martha Knief stays with her grandfather as a junior society event draws a crowd. Lena Hesse works at the Rueben Schuette home for several weeks.
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E. A. Boedecker
Sumner
Fred Pepmueller
H. W. Piehl
Herman Hesse
W. F. Klammer
Meyer
Waverly
J. W. Kehe
Fred Knief, Jr
Bert Franklin
Franklin
A. J. Schumacher
Kenset
Clarence Kuhlman
Everding
Cedar Rapids
Gust Widman
Waterloo
F. L
Raleigh and tobacco in England a pleasure tradition
For fifty years after tobacco arrived in England all classes smoked from peers to peasants. The medical field later opposed it for health yet fashion kept smoking. Sir Walter Raleigh helped popularize smoking for pleasure before his death in 1618, while opponents included King James I with his Counterblaste to Tobacco and Dekkar who mocked it as a corrupting influence.
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England
Walter Raleigh
James I
Dekkar
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Baby Girl Born to Mr and Mrs Henry Blasberg
South of town notes record a 10 pound baby girl born Tuesday October 18 to Mr and Mrs Henry Blasberg, adding to a family of four boys and two girls. The column lists numerous visits and gatherings among local families including Beisners Hagenows Nusses Morschs Oltrogges Ottos Rathe and Tegtmeier households with multiple Sunday and Friday events across Waterloo Readlyn and Sumner areas.
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Henry Blasberg
John Beisner
Herman Hagenow
Alfred Nuss
Will Marsh
Buck Creek
Henry Morsch
Louie Morsch
Waterloo
Carl Oltrogge
Henry Otto
Olinda
Elmer
Readlyn
Clarence Oltrogge
Henry Dettmer
John Wolfgram
Shredding
Richard Wolf
Fred Rathe
Erna
Art Borcherding
Sumner
Irvin Franklin
C. L. Meyers
Hilda Bahlman
Henry Dettmering
Donald
Will Essman
Mildred
Anita Rathe
Carl Kuker
Art Tegtmeier
Henry Schmidt
Darlene
Herman Plagens
Fred Brase
Carl Brase
Leslie Peters
W. J. Peters
W. D. Towne
Walter Hunnemueller
C. L. Myers
Fred Block
Mabel
Herman Dettmer
Duane
Fred Schuldt
Fred Niemeyer
Erwin Bunger
Geneva
Darlyle
Fred Tegtmeier
Theo. Peters
Herman Niedert
Grace Myers
Ivan
Alvin
Lavonne
Chris Brockman
Will Brockman
August Hunnemueller
Leslie Schmidt
Muskrat Season in Iowa Closed by Fish and Game Commission
The Iowa Fish and Game Commission closes the muskrat season for 1932 1933 after a thorough study. Population depletion tied to drought caused muskrats to cluster in large lakes and streams, leading to widespread trapping and market sale. The ban applies to both northern and southern zones to protect seed stock and aid future increases.
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Iowa
Fish & Game Commission
Iowa Fish and Game Commission
Fish and Game Commission
Lutheran Delegates Vote to Merge 3 Junior Colleges
Lutherans vote to merge Eureka Lutheran college with St Paul Luther college Wartburg normal college joins Wartburg at Clinton and St John junior college joins Capital university in Columbus Ohio. three mergers to be completed by Sept 1933 with estimated annual savings of 57000. Delegates adopted a 700000 budget for 1933 and discussed mission work in British India and New Guinea.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
American Lutheran Church
C. C. Hein
Columbus
Ohio
E. Poppen
K. A. Hoessel
Milwauknee
E. J. Braulick
Seguin
Tex
C. C. Mees
Canton
W. Wietzke
Chicago
M. C. Ewald
North Tonawanda
N. Y
Sterling
E. H. Meuser
Washington
D. C
S. Salzmann
Dubuque
Iowa
Wm. Hieronymus
Sioux Falls
S. D
C. A. Wiederanders
Toledo
Board of Christian Elementary Education
Theological Seminary
Wartburg Seminary
Altho
Eureka Lutheran College
Eureka
St. Paul Luther College
St. Paul
Wartburg Normal College
Waverly
Wartburg College
Clinton
St. John Junior College
Petersburg
W. Va
Capital University
Board of Foreign Missions
British India
New Guinea
George Hunter
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Augutana Synod
Eviction crowds and sheriff’s gun threaten Texas auction
UNPOPOLAR AUCTIONS reports a Detroit eviction where a crowd of sympathizers used pickaxes to wreck the house without police involvement. Concurrently in Texas a sheriff opened a forced sale by laying his gun on the table. The widow-owner, the sole bidder, recovered her property for a song.
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Detroit
Texas
Pathfinder
Subscriber responds with renewal for Cedar Rapids paper
A. C. Schlichting of 354 8th Ave SW Cedar Rapids writes to renew the Leader subscription, sending one dollar for another year and praising the paper. The note appears in a letter to the newspaper.
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Leader
A. C. Schlichting
8Th Ave
S. W
Cedar Rapids
Shortage of Husbands Noted in Cheshire Voters Lists
Where Men Are Scarce A serious shortage of husbands is suggested by the publication of the voters' lists for the nine parliamentary divisions in the county of Cheshire England. In each district the women voters outnumber the men and the total excess of women over men in the county approaches 30000.
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Cheshire
England
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Sumnerites
Dr. Karsten
Vicks Plan
Arlington
Hoth
Schug
W. H. Wehrmacher
Emma Wehrmacher
Lawrence Hough
Cedar Falls
C. H. Granneman
H. W. Bathke
L. M. Smith
Bernie Meighan
Veryl Murphy
Iowa City
W. C. Hoth
Robert
Margaret Hoth
Janesville
O. C. Hoth
Maxine Lieban
Hildegard Grossman
E. E. Topp
Independence
Robert Harding
E. A. Wisner
Triple Four
Henry Shales
Emma Luthmer
E. A. Mabon
Ann Puhl
Harm Johnston
Henry Johnston
Wm. Engelke
Inlaw
L. P. Engelke
P. F. Wilharm
H. M. Straeder
J. L. McAloon
McAloon
H. S. Shales
Suits Us
VV. C. Hoth
Democratic
Bremer County
John Hallowell
Lutheran Free Church
United Danish Lutheran Church
Milwaukee
R. H. Long
New York City
National Lutheran Council
America
Geo. T
Tripoli High School
Walter H. Baker Company
Boston