Sumner Couple Wed in Cedar Rapids Churchij
Mary Jean Hay of Sumner and John L Huss of Dubuque Cedar Rapids were married August 26 at St Patrick church Cedar Rapids Attendants included Dorothy and Mardell Hay Jane Drish best man Robert Huss and groomsmen James Bonafazi and Richard Whitefield A 80 guest dinner followed by a 250 guest reception at KC hall Post wedding home in Cedar Rapids from Sept 9 Also notes include Mary Lou Jacobs Connie Kuhl gifts and nursing and IRS careers details Additional items cover Sept 10 silver anniversary for Walter and Mary Zupke with church open house at St Peters Richfield and a Sumner school board election set for Sept 11 with incumbents Pipho Schoephoerster and Denat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Mary Jean Hay
William Hay
Sumner
John L. Huss
Modwenna Huss
Clarence Huss
Dubuque
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Dorothy Hay
Waterloo
Mardell Hay
Jane Drish
Des Moines
Robert Huss
James Bonafazi
Marion
Richard Whitefield
KC Hall
George McNulty
Carla Hosch
Ann Rausch
Mary Lou Jacobs
Connie Kuhl
Walter Zupker
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Richfield
Maynard Powers
Crystal Lake
Mary Lucille Davis
George Davis
Wadena
Zupke
Herman Zupke
Forest City
Everett
Los Angeles
Dean
Rollis
Darwin
Ronald Tomlinson
Dale Converse
Marilyn
Yvonne
Little Iodine Weekend Visits Across States
Jimmie Hatlo Terence Buslin from Fort Knox Kentucky spent the weekend with the Dedor family. Anaheim California guests include the Pleggenkuhles Burke family Sta ple and Wendell family with their children Kevin Jan and Ann. Hawkeye Iowa and Buena Park California visits noted plus trips to Mason City hospital. Perry Sheldon attended a Lamont family picnic at the Frank Collins home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terence Buslin
Fort Knox
Edwin Dedor
August Pleggenkuhle
John Burke
Kevin
Jan
Ann
Anaheim
Calif
Emma Staple
B. W. Wendell
Buena Park
Will Wenthe
Hawkeye
Roy Pleggenkuhle
H. F. Kammeyer
Mason City
Mr. Kammeyer
Perry Sheldon
Franklin Collins
Lamont
Series H Bonds Extended Ten Years For First Time
The U S treasury announces Series H savings bonds issued mid fifty two to fifty seven are extended ten years automatically. Bondholders will receive twice yearly interest at a higher rate for a full decade without action. Iowa leads in Series H sales aside from Illinois.
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United States Savings
U. S. Treasury Department
Treasury Department
Towans
Iowa
Illinois
Iowa Sets Maximum School Tuition Rates For 1961-62
The State Superintendent computes maximum monthly per pupil tuition for Iowa schools in districts with 1,000 to 14,999 residents. For 1961-62, elementary $43.25, junior high $64.85, high school $75.70. Receiving districts must use the lower of these rates or the previous year’s per pupil costs.
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State
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Code of Iowa
Iowa
Scouts Ride 45 Miles for Merit Badge Win
Craig Enebee and Steve Harker of Hawarden rode bicycles to Swan Lake South Dakota about 45 miles away. They completed the trip in five hours as part of earning a Boy Scout Merit badge.
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Craig Enebee
Steve Harker
Hawarden
Swan Lake
S. D
Inter Religious Groups Coordinate Campus Activities
The State University of Toy presents several active religious groups including The Bo' th Foundation, three X Club members, and three St Christian Council members. Their collaboration coordinates campus religious activities for students.
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State University of
Toy
Bo’ Th Foundation
X Club
St Christian Council
Log Cabin Memories Span Eight Decades In California
Mrs H Canada and sister Lackness from Oakland California retired to their former log cabin home near Ossie Anderson Rembrandt. The old four room cabin measuring 24 by 24 feet housed twelve children and both parents. Twins Sophie Moeller and Mrs Charles Janesville are about 85 years old. each twin had two boys and a girls, and both have lost a son and a daughter.
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H. 0
Canada
Oakland
Calif
Ossie Anderson Rembrandt
Sophie Moeller
G Center
Charles Janesville
Sunday visitors and gatherings across Fremont area
Fremont area residents hosted and visited relatives and friends through the week. Attendees included the Schwake, Rathe, Arns, Schoenfeld, Peters, Stromer, Spier, Reth, Meiners, True, Platte, and Woodcock families among others. The notes mention birthdays, weddings, a family gathering in Frederika, and a 1933 Fireside Chat reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Schwake
R. W. Schwake
Sumner
Grant Grove
McGregor
Allen Butterfield
Clara
Lizzie Rathe
Lawrence Arns
Elmer Arns
Denver
James
Harold Schoenfeld
Greene
Lester Peters
Lawrence True
Bristow
Joe Miller
LaVerne Platte
Lawrence Mummelthie
Bremer
Emil Spier
Ernest Frahm
Waterloo
Reinhold Pavelee
Readlyn
Clear Lake
Ed Ashland
Vernon Wikner
Keith Carroll
Frederika
Robert Rathbone
Gene Woodcock
Edw. Pavelee
E. A. Kleiss
Beaky Piegers
Tom
Winegarden
Cedar Falls
Edwin Biermann
Alice Krueger
Kay Rathbone
Ada Sweitzer
Western Home
Carl Peters
Kappmeyer-Bockhaus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Huss
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Mercy Hospital
Loras College
Internal Revenue Service
Sumner Community School District Board of
Blaise Siegfried
Stanley Denat
Dayton Township
Leonard W. Pipho
Eldon Schoephoerster
Sumner Township
Edwin Borcherding
Meadowbrook Country Club
Andrew Kroeger
Gene Reimler
Marvin Meyer
Robert Murphy
Melvin Warnke
Rochester
Braun
Ed Braun
Ruth Evans
Marvel Wolfgram
Gene Wigman
Estherville
Evelyn McMeans
J. F. Treloar
Lucas-Hoppenworth
Anna Dienst
Raymond Blanch
Madison
Wis
al Dienst
Waverly
Virgil Brant
Ruby Grahlmann
Pfe
Harvey Fagenbaum
Emmett Fagenbaum
Korea
Larry Pottratz
Adam Potratz
U. S. Army
Belle Wescott
W. C. Shepard
Allison
Lydia Aschbrenner
Frank West
Sterling
Rena Smith
Inez
al Wolfgram
L. R. Ludwig
Albert Rieck
Pinhook
Roger E. Dedor
Iodine
Jimmie Hatlo
U.S
Paul F. Johnston
Duncan Hines
Boy-Ar-Dee
Betty Crocker
Mandalay
Hunt
Snider’s
Playtex
Playtex Mold’n Hold
Lipper Girdle
Playtex Magic
KARO
Paieee
LUX Liquid Detergent
Swift’s Premium
Fremont
FDR
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