Local ONews Events Highlight Sumner Area Visits
Virginia Koch of Wa visited Mr and Mrs Koch Tuesday. John A and Mrs Ken Long of Utica were weekend guests of Dr and Mrs J Magnall. Dozens of regional families recorded weekend and Labor Day visits across Sumner Waterloo Cedar Falls and surrounding towns in a flurry of social hosting and guest dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Koch
A Sa
Koch
John A
Ken Long
Utica, Qi
J. Magnall
John A. Koch
Ed Koch
Bertha Tegtmeier
Labor Day
al Stephenson
Sumner
John Goerss
Farmington, Minn
Jack Snyder
Goerss
W. G. Goebel
A. F. Westendorf
Wm. H. Warner
Ronald Warner
Mary Em
Les Schmidt
Ray Neith
Waterloo
Pauline Koch
Jerry Neith
Larry Priebe
Oak Park
Elmer Wilharm
Des Moines
Teresa
Marshall
Lee Peacock
E. F. Schultz
Don Fouts
Les Steinbach
Terry
Ginger Steinbach
County Supervisors Cut 1959 Levy by 14 Mills in Bremer
Bremer county supervisors revised the 1959 budget lowering the county tax levy to about 531238 from 548238. The change came from a revised poor fund plan, leaving 47000 on hand and 15000 to be raised by tax. Estimated poor fund expenses stay at 95000. The adjustment followed a letter from Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad, a major taxpayer. No taxpayers attended the hearing. Local social notes follow with multiple names and visits in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
Board of Supervisors
Leader
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Knott
Life in Tripoli and area highlights
E E Eisenhart of Omaha and sister Sadie visit the Furrow family in Tripoli. John Carstensen named as special police at the State Fair. Ed Hankner’s baby christened Oscar. Pete Goodenbour’s infant burns hand on hot tea. Fred Krueger and Hulda Schultz wed in Weisverly. A. M. Stegeman ordered to Fort Snelling. Rev John Dilges celebrated 50 years ordained. Carstensen and Warner families fish trip to Mille Lac Lake. Chris Winning dies at 87 in Denver. Leo Panzer funeral at high school auditorium. Emma Hansen dies in Nashua at 73. S/Sgt Reinhardt Bock’s body returns home. Four Tripoli floats lead county 4-H parade. William Ambrose Auto Co earns Ford award. Valerie Biermann and W W Stoffregen wed. Fire damages roof at E W Nelson farm. Lois Whitnable and Rueben Wittenburg wed at Richfield Lutheran. William Sassmann funeral at Denver. Tripoli Canning starts sweet corn pack. Al Schuldt builds new bowling alley in Sumner. Patricia Chapin and Ronald Warner wed in Congregational church. Betty Ross and Donald Buenger wed in Kirksville. Two inches of rain fall over two weeks in Tripoli area. Reno and Franklin Koch visit parents. Franklin at Univ of Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Eisenhart
Omaha
Nebr
Sadie
Waterloo
W. H. Furrow
John Carstensen
Ed Hankner
Oscar
Pete Goodenbour
Chris Winning
Tripoli
Denver
Leo Panzer
Emma Hansen
Nashua
Albert Hansen
Reinhardt Bock
United States
Tripoli Creamery
Wopsie Whirlwinds
Valerie Biermann
E. C. Biermann
W. W. Stoffregen
Wm. F. Stoffregen
Westgate
E. W. Nelson
Lois Whitnable
Sumner
Rueben Wittenburg
Readlyn
Richfield Lutheran Church
William F. Sassmann
Tripoli Canning Co
al Schuldt
East Main Street
Hagen Birthday Gathering Honors Mr Henry Hagen
Mr and Mrs Henry Hagen and Ernest hosted a Wednesday birthday party. Present were Loren Hagen Judy and Dennis Parkersburg Richard Benschoter Fred Gade Waverly Peter Mahlstedt Walter Buls and other family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hagen
Ernest
Loren Hagen
Judy and
Dennis
Brenda Jo Anderson
Keith Cavalier
Parkersburg
Mr. Hagen
Judy
Richard Benschoter
Fred Gade
Waverly
Peter Mahlstedt
Walter Buls
Pre nuptial shower for Geraldine Woodcock held in Eugene Woodcock home
Mrs. Eugene Woodcock and Mrs. Coleen Janssen hosted a pre nuptial shower for Geraldine Woodcock on Thursday evening August 28 at the Eugene Woodcock residence. Attendees included many relatives and friends from Parkersburg Waterloo Waverly Aplington and nearby communities. luncheon was served by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Woodcock
Coleen Janssen
Geraldine Woodcock
Joe
Vernon Janssen
Parkersburg
M. A. Woodcock
Aplington
Marilyn Pattee
Shirley Flesner
Kathy Mueller
Waterloo
Malinda
Edna Wolfgram
Clara
Lizzie Rathe
Elmer Towne
Fred Boeckman
H. H. Hoppenworth
Marvin Haverkamp
Clifford Joens
Waverly
E. W. Kirchhoff
Dennis Kirchhoff
A. C. Woodcock
Fred and Viola Harkbarth
Kathy Klemp Birthday Observed With Family and Movie
Mr and Mrs R F Klemp entertained Sunday for daughter Kathy s 14th birthday A 5 30 luncheon included Karen Bockhaus Suzanne Towne and Linda Barry In the evening the group attended a movie at Sumner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Klemp
Kathy
Karen Bockhaus
Suzanne Towne
Linda Barry
Sumner
Family Picnic Hosts Balmes Visitors From Morton Grove Ill
A Sunday family gathering at Mrs. Dora Wedemeier’s Waverly home honored Mr. and Mrs. Robert Balmes of Morton Grove Illinois who are visiting relatives. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brandt and sons both in Waverly, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Juhl and Steven of Waverly, Duane Wedemeier and family of Westgate, Willard Ruechs and family of Jesup, George Drewis Danny and Beverly of Tripoli, Raymond Thoms Orville and Barbara of Fairbank, and Mrs. Bertha Hagenow of Readlyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Wedemeier
Waverly
Robert Balmes
Morton Grove
Ill
Robert Brandt
Richard Juhl
Steven
Duane Wedemeier
Westgate
Willard Ruechs
Jesup
George Drewis
Danny
Beverly
Tripoli
Raymond Thoms
Orville
Barbara
Fairbank
Bertha Hagenow
Readlyn
Grove family attends church and picnic with Europe trip talk
Mr and Mrs Grant Grove and family attended church services and a family picnic at Monona Sunday. Judie Grove niece of Mr Grove gave a talk and showed pictures of her recent trip to Europe during church services Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Grove
Monona
Judie Grove
Mr. Grove
Europe
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Jea
Ralph Bueven
Ttolph
George Bubey
Y. Waterloo
Rudolph Piegers
T Crosby
Deer
Hollis Niemeyer
de Scherf
Melvin Stahlhut
Virgil Schwake
John Maurer
S. A. Maurer
Eric Erickson
Aurora, Minn
H. W. Krueger
Les Lauck
Louise Cross
Ted Lenius
Amana
Robert Sassman
Jose Vega
F. B. Schuldt
Paul Zabel
Leo Schuldt
Leslie Schmidt
Rudy Piegers
E. A. Kleiss
Dale Duncomb
Diane
Milwaukee
Paul Duncomb
Wm. Hagedorn
Fredericksburg
Raymond H. Bunger
Dixon and Bruce
Clarence Meewes
Cedar Falls
Merlyn Heidemann and Sons
Warren L. French
Hawarden
Malvern Miller
Randy
Ankeny
H. J. Frese
Beaky Piegers
Gene Johnson
la Porte City
Crane Creek
Ted Olmstead
Donald Bergmann
Kenneth Warren
Moline, Ill
John Mullen
Warren
Mr. Mullen
Orville Harmening
Skokie, IL
Louise Leaphart
Emma Harmening
Elma
Jack Rinnels
Albert Hunemuller
Erwin Haverkamp
Keith
Carol Jane
John Schuneman
Minnesota
John Henning
Henry Harms
Toledo
Marvin Harms
Walter Bodermann
Skokie
William Harmence
William Hurmence
Wayne Hurmence
Austin, Minn
Irma Hurmence
Henry Korte
Fred Biermann
Cynthia Bishop
Wadena, Minn
Patricia Goebel
Robert Ludlow
Indianapolis
Ind
Olga Towne
Hawkeye
Alfred Gaede
White Earth
Minn
Edward Knott
Ruben Drape
David
Aug. Krueger
Ernest Lechase
Fred C. Holm
Skokie, NL
Harmenings
Caroline Griese
Elda
George Koons
Greene
Supt
Eldon Shriver
Mr. Koons
William Engelbrecht
Mr. Shriver
Meadowbrook Country Club
V. G. Goebel
Cyndy
Farmington
F. S. Christesen
Bervie
Minneapolis
Carey Franzen
Dean
George Franzen
Clem Mannon
Seward
Merlyn Franzen
Leo Sauerbrei
G. R. Rettig
Wendell Kuethe
Denise
Lorenz Bunger
Kenneth Sievers
Lillian Sievers
Michael Heacock
West Union
Otto Bierman
Libby
del Monte Hunt
Hillsdale
Velveeta
Slipper Sox
RED Wing
Royal Gelatine
I. Ae
Colorado
A. M. Stegeman
United States Army Medical Service
Fort Snelling
John Dilges
E. A. Carstensen
W. H. Warner
Mille Lac Lake
Brainerd
Patricia Chapin
Kenneth A. Chapin
Ronald H. Warner
William H. Warner
Congregational Church
Betty Ross
Arthur Ross
Harris
Donald Buenger
Otto Buenger
First Methodist Church
Kirksville
James Koch
Reno
Nev
Alfred Koch
Franklin
Franklin Koch
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
Mich
SWIFT
O’brien’s
Nabisco
Hills Bros
Pillsbury Best
Swift’s
U. S
Rath
Parkay
Michael’s
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