Bowling results at State Farm week reveal highs
Rettig's 4 to ipowl-In 0, Kramer 3, Biesterfelt Block's 3, and State Farm 1 led a mixed scorecard. Jean Magnall claimed high game with 196 and high series with 537 reflecting the meet's top performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Magnall
Tig Furniture Nnn
Iplock
r-Crittenden Sins
Sin Piesterfelt Bros
Anita
Ae Sate Farm
Rettig
Kramer
Biesterfelt Block
State Farm
Strikette League Scores and Standings Report
Strikette League results show Wayside Inn and Colburn Feed struggling versus Bergmann Hatchery and I's AG. High game by Louise Hoppenith at 177 and high series by Mary Platte at 465 highlight a week of Camden-area play across multiple teams and leagues with Produce, Hasbrouck, Kuhrt, and Alvin Hahn posting notable totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Inn
Bergmann Hatchery
Colburn Feed Mill
I's AG
Ipoli
Wayside
Colburn
Bergmann
Joel’s
Louise Hoppenith
Mary Platte
Frederika
Hasbrouck-Voetmann
Tripoli Cafe
Kuhrt Insurance Ae
Tripoli
Hasbrouck
Kuhrt
Alvin Hahn
Marsh League
Rock Island
Sumner Polar Club
Tripoli Grain
American Sav. Bank
Sake Oran
Readlyn Coop
Grain
Bank
Polar
Oran
Corop
Chas. Matthias
Resignation at Gerber Cleaners prompts Hampton notice
Frederika Mrs Oren Hinecker resigned from her position at Gerber Cleaners in Hampton on Wednesday after 13 years with the firm. The departure triggered a steady stream of visitors and well wishers in the community, as relatives, friends, and local families called on her during a week of farewell calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oren Hinecker
Gerber Cleaners
Hampton
Hinecker
Rand
Art Cable
Albany
Sam Crawford
Kester
Minn
Wedness
Marvin Dancer
Ott
New Kendallville Resident Finds 1856 Fremont Township Records
Mrs John Lucas, a newcomer to Kendallville, uncovered dust filled Fremont township records dating to 1856. The volumes showed minor weather wear and some covers gnawed by squirrels or other animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lucas
Kendallville
Fremont Township
Roses Bloom Inside Window Cluster At Farm Home
Mrs. Darwin Helmrichs of Manchester displayed a large cluster of roses in her farm home front window after the rose bush outside grew through a crack between the upper and lower panes and bloomed inside.
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Darwin Helmrichs
Manchester
Local residents visit friends and relatives over weekend
Pinhook and Hopkinton families, Sumner and Tripoli couples, and others from Mason City Fredericksburg and Denver are listed as weekend visitors and meal guests. Notable items include Mrs. Robert Figanbaum returning home from Sumner hospital with a fractured leg and wedding reception kitchen help for the Kuepker Niewehner ceremony in Sumner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gangerle
Hopkinton
George Weigens
Emil Matthias
Sumner
Ray Kuethe
Marlowe Burke
Patricia
Carol Sue
Mason City
Land
Tom Burke
Fredericksburg
Mary Jo
Kathleen Burke
Kenny Seery
New Hampton
Herman Schwa
Frank West
Sterling
Ill
Lloyd Ludwig
al Wolfgram
Rena Smith
Inez
Albert Rieck
Everett Krause
Howard van Brocklin
Ed Ommen
Clairene
Steven Schmidt
Tripoli
Robert Figanbaum
Sumner Hospital
Larry Cram
Grundy Center
Clifford Craun
James Duhrkoph
Kuepker- Niewehner
American Legion Hall
Allen Rieck
Ada McConkey
Ethel Griffin
Westwood Camp director returns from National Education Association trip
Mrs. Marie Buss of Denver traveled via plane from Coventry Illinois after two months as girls village director at Westwood Camp for Girls. She attended the National Education Association in Atlantic City as a delegate from Waverly-Shell Rock and visited her daughter in New York City. A daughter Tammy Jo was born August 23 at Allen Memorial Hospital Waterloo to Mr. and Mrs. George Howard. Stork shower honored Mrs. DuWayne Steege with 24 guests. Judy Bartels won a gift certificate in a Waverly teen charm program. Families traveled to Fort Morgan for a niece’s wedding and visits followed to Denver and Readlyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Buss
Coventry
R. IL
Westwood
East
National Education Association
Atlantic City
Waverly-Shell Rock Association
M. F. Samples
New York City
Tammy Jo
George Howard
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
DuWayne Steege
C. R. Besh
Ralph Fritz
Margaret Lorenzen
Besh
Lorenzen
LeRoy Steege
Judy Bartels
Denver
Waverly
Herman Bruns
Irwin Bruns
Fort Morgan
Colo
Sandra Schulz
Elmer Thurm
Paul
Dennis
James
Eldo Platte
Platte
Lowrey Air Base
Arnold Bergman
Clara
Charles Schn
Muscles Classified Into Voluntary Involuntary And Cardiac
A concise classification explains that muscles fall into three classes voluntary involuntary and cardiac each serving distinct roles. Voluntary muscles move bones under conscious control while involuntary muscles operate automatically in organs and vessels and cardiac muscle powers the heart.
Legal Transfers Report From Auditor's Plat District
Multiple transfers recorded in Denver Sumner and Waverly areas with buyers including George Saunders J T Bump Lundberg Henkle Carver Winter Krumm Williams Williams Krumm and others. Amounts paid one dollar. revenues range from 1.10 to 23.10 with properties described by lot block and fractional sections.
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Leonard Dorn
George V
Marian M. Saunders
Denver
Joseph O. Mead
J. T
E. Genevieve Bump
Sumner
Fern E. Stuefen
Glen V
Hilda Lundberg
Waverly
Ervin Melvin Wittenburg
Charles J
Sonja Jean Henkle
Bertha C. Bergman
Keith P
Selma Carroll
Cedar Valley Investors, Inc
John P. F
Elsie L. Winter
Albert Jahnke
L. J
Ariel Carver
Block
Crestwood Park Addition
Wm. W. Sell
Melvin A
Carolyn A. Krumm
A.P
Tripoli
Helen T. Grassfield
J. Douglas
Lenore Williams
Original
Sam V. Norman
Richard A
Dorothy Jo Anhalt
Evansdale couple lose greenhouses to hail damage
Hail damaged the greenhouse of Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Siglin in Evansdale. The loss totals about 8500 dollars for glass and crops, with around 2000 panes of glass broken during the storm.
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Cleo Siglin
Evansdale
Local social notes from Oelwein area church and visit scenes
KNITTEL Mr and Mrs Martin Fritz visited in the home of Mr and Mrs Arnold Platte Sunday afternoon. An infant son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Finke was baptized at St Matthew's Lutheran with Rev Ewald Senst officiating and Elmer Finke as sponsor, named Alan John. Other calls and visits include Mr and Mrs Clarence Wehling with children, Dale and Carol, visiting the Plattes. Mrs Arnold Platte accompanying two ladies to Oakdale to see Rev Erich Dornbusch. Rev and Mrs Ewald Senst and Mr and Mrs John Buenzow visiting Rev and Mrs Erich Dornbusch. Elmer Otto Platte and Walter Kelsey calling in Waterloo. attendance at Rev Fuchs funeral at Crane Creek. LeRoy Platte visiting the Plattes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Fritz
Oelwein
Arnold Platte
Arthur Finke
Oran
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
Ewald Senst
Elmer Finke
Alan John
Clarence Wehling
Dale
Carol
John Peiper
Hawkeye
Erich Dornbusch
Christena Oberman
Oakdale
John Buenzow
Erich J. Dornbusch
Elmer
Otto Platte
Walter Kelsey
Waterloo
E. Senst
Fuchs
Crane Creek
LeRoy Platte
New Civil Cases Filed in Bremer County Court
Bremer County District Court records list multiple new civil actions. Plaintiffs include Gerald Q. Deuth and Victor P. Gibson doing business as Deuth and Gibson versus Allan and Mildred Kroblin, and A V and V J Cismoski doing business as Val A Company versus George Henkle and Prestien Hatchery, among others. Several cases involve business entities such as Waterloo Mills Co and Spahn and Rose Lumber Co contesting contemporaries. The docket also includes Lake Motor Co versus Orville Ramberg, Carver Lumber Co versus Don Oster, and Wessex Saddleback Swine Inc versus Dean Buchholz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Q. Deuth
Victor P. Gibson
Deuth & Gibson
Allan
Mildred Kroblin
Law
A. V
V. J. Cismoski
Val-A-Company
George Henkle
Prestien Hatchery
Waterloo Mills Co
Midwest Farm Service
Sumner Pet Shop
Owen F
Emma L. Meyers
Spahn & Rose Lumber Co
Lake Motor Co
Orville Ramberg
Carver Lumber Co
Don Oster
Wessex Saddleback Swine, Inc
Dean Buchholz
Marriage licenses for several couples and a court duel
Larry Irving Anton 22 of La Porte City and Dorothy Judith Sickles 22 of Janesville marry. Merle Niemeyer 18 of Tripoli and Dorothy Homeister 19 of Waverly wed. Drs Clark and Johnston versus Orville Ramberg. Fred E Timson 20 of Waverly and Joyce Ann Bodecker 18 of Waverly listed for license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Irving Anton
la Porte City
Dorothy Judith Sickles
Janesville
Merle Niemeyer
Tripoli
Dorothy Homeister
Waverly
Drs. Clark & Johnston
Orville Ramberg
Law
Fred E. Timson
Joyce Ann Bodecker
Swastika Becomes Germany's National Flag in 1935
A historical note states that the swastika was adopted as Germany's national flag in 1935, marking a formal shift in symbol and state imagery under the regime.
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Germany
Packaging and Storage Conditions Impact Seed Germination
Packaging and storage conditions affect how seeds germinate. The study examines how humidity, temperature, and aging influence germination rates and seed viability across species, highlighting practical implications for agriculture and seed commerce.
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Vernon Kirchhoff
Strikette League
Twi-Lite League
Neko Clerika
Farm Bureau
Bock
Doris Nerge
Joan Beardmore
Church League
Congregational
E&r
Grace Lutheran
Siegel
Grace
Merchants League Farmers Sav. Bank
Interstate Power
Tegtmeier Oil
Biesterfelt Bros
Moeller’s
Biesterfelt
Tap
V. Kirchhoff
Ambrose Oil
Readlyn
VFW
Ambrose Auto
Vic
Farmers
Vic’s
J. Snelling
Ts. Hazel Bowers
Lee Holm
C. ¢. Clary
Fred Bergman
Azel Ager
Arnold Bergmann
Den
Roy Schudlach
Wayne Bravener
Bert Bravener
Greenwood
Wolfgram
Sherpool Pleggenkuhle
Roy Schmudlach
Effie Wagner
Lg ‘Vening
Aschbrenner
Busine
Lawrence
cConkey
Leroy Townity
Withiriam Sename
Ethel Carney
Friendship Haven
Fort Dodge
Robert Carney and Sons
Hazel Bowers
Hazel Ager
Carol Sherman
Everett Lampman
Effie Alcock
LeLand Bergmann
Lionel
J. C. Ruehs
Joe Dean
Rhonda
Richard Harken
Marion
Frank Loffredo
Linda
A. W. French
E. J. Nuss and Sons
Pinhook
PennZoil
Buhr
Tripoli Hardware
Tripoli, Iowa
Bremer County
Block & Klemp
America
Stevens
Jet
Ray’s Clothiers & Cleaners
Ford Dealers
Qooe
Ford
Falcons
Mobilgas
Wm. Ambrose Auto Co
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