Local Social Notes From Sumner Visitors and Guests
Locals Mr and Mrs Harry Buenzow and Zatha Tegtmeier visited the Edwin Tegimeier home Saturday evening. Sunday guests at Mrs C A Stewart’s were Mr and Mrs James Stewart and family and Blanche Stewart Cedar Falls and Mrs F E Stewart Waterloo. Sunday and Monday at Mr and Mrs Lee O Peacock’s were Mr and Mrs H H Sorg Marion and Dr and Mrs H L Kennedy and Howard Cedar Rapids. Mr and Mrs L H Fink returned Tuesday evening after visiting since Friday with their son Lowell in Milwaukee Wisconsin. They stayed as houseguests at Mrs Minnie Brandt’s. M and Mrs Mary Sommer accompanied Mr and Mrs Fink to Milwaukee after visiting at Walter Sommer’s home and with other relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Buenzow
Zatha Tegtmeier
Sumner
Edwin Tegimeier
C. A. Stewart
James Stewart
Blanche Stewart
Cedar Falls
F. E. Stewart
Waterloo
Lee O. Peacock
H. H. Sorg
Marion
H. L. Kennedy
Howard
Cedar Rapids
L. H. Fink
Lowell
Milwaukee
Minnie Brandt
Mary Sommer
Fink
Walter Sommer
Anna Marsh
Burlington
Theo. Debel
Robert Rich
Judy
Cpl
Arlyn Hesse
Fort Riley
Kans
August Hesse
Kelly
Leo Goodenbour
Melanie
Hesse
Arlyn
Harry Elliot
Wm. Seelhammer
Jimi
Helen Bunnell
Des Moines
Ralph Stall
Waukee
Walter Beisner
Weekend Gatherings Highlight Waverly Area Hosts
Saturday guests at Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fink’s home included Mrs. Frank Weires and Carol, the Dorman family from Murel Dorman and Wa verly, and John Weires of Salinas California. Various local families hosted dinners and attended services across Cedar Falls Waverly Fredericksburg and Waterloo with birthdays baptisms and anniversaries noted. Names include Rev James M. Lower Congregational pastor, Dr Erv Kremer, Mr and Mrs H H Hoppenworth, Mr and Mrs E A Kleiss, Pvt Jack Treloar, Lt Noah Wikner and others in multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Fink
Frank Weires
Carol
Murel Dorman
Waverly
John Weires
Salinas
Calif
James M. Lower
Cedar Falls
Mervyn Ormston
Lower
Congregational Church
Erv. Kremer
John Prestien
H. H. Hoppenworth
Lavern Schumacher
Ed Treloar
Waucoma
R. O. Wikner
Mark
Marianne
Vernon Wikner
Clark
St. John's Lutheran Church
Susan Diane Wikner
Ivan Wikner
Tony DeKoch
Sully
GOP Schedules Eight Districts Politics Schools
The Iowa Republican central committee plans a series of politics schools in eight congressional districts with top party leaders, two per district, to aid fall campaigns. Sessions run Sept. 14 to Sept. 24 in various towns, plus toll road and tax deadline discussions, with multiple districts hosting meetings and a possible shift in the Iowa turnpike location under Sen. C. S. Van Eaton. Additional items cover toll road financing, tax deadline changes, potential future senate and house leadership, new patrolmen on duty, Major William Thomas as Eisenhower’s copilot, and steps to stop distributor subsidies to taverns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Central Committee
Jefferson
Algona
Primghar
Sioux City
Harlan
Red Oak
Des Moines
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa City
Anamosa
Oelwein
C. S. van Eaton
van Eaton
Clinton
Davenport
Tipton
Ames
Dunlap
Blair Bridge
Nebraska
Onawa
Beardsley
Iowa Tax Commission
Iowa
DeVere, Watson
Council Bluffs
J. T. Dykhouse
Rock Rapids
Duane Dewes
Iowa House of Representatives
Iowa Highway
Camp
Dodge
Ike
William Thomas
Marion
Eisenhower
Iké
Army Air Forces
William Draper
Thomas
State Tax Commission
Cards of thanks and Iowa fair publicity tale
Card of thanks from Herman Bahlmann thanks visitors at Veterans Hospital Iowa City and pastors. Messages from Mrs Harold Quade and Daniel Dean express gratitude for cards gifts and prayers after hospital stay. Thank you notes from Carl Struck and family note little Carla Jean arrival. Winding tale recounts Iowa fair publicity over free passes and Eisenhower dollar in the Centennial vault with Beardsley Hoover and Herring figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans’ Hospital
Iowa City
A. A. Krause
Herman Bahlmann
Mrs. Goetz
Rev. Krause
Carla Jean
Carl Struck
First Birthday Celebrations Across Towns and Visits Mentioned
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Fink hosted a Sunday gathering for their daughter Marys first birthday. Guests included the V egas and Sassmanns from Sumner and neighbors from the area. Arnold Stromer marked his birthday with local friends and relatives as John Henning Erwin Bock and families joined in. F A Biermann traveled from Aplington for a week and attended a golden anniversary in LaGrange Ill. The Woodcocks from Aplington visited relatives including Rev A C Woodcock and Gené Woodcock. The report concludes with a stray line noting Texas California miles longer and ten times the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Stromer
Mr. Stromer
John Henning
Erwin Bock
L. W. Bockhaus
LeRoy, Frederika
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Tripoli
Ince
Tripol
Iup
Floial Newspaper
Bremer County
William A. Buckiey
E. A. Kleiss
Hattie Klotz
Fredericksburg
Mr. Kleiss
Ray Whitnable
Lavern Tegtmeier
Steven
Fred Holm
Rebern Holm
Denver
Randy Holm
H. C. Rogge
Carolyn
John Schnurstein
Ida Buls
Raymond Downing
Downing
Juel
Briardale
Juel’s
Tokay
Swans Down
Jemima
van Camp
Crisco
U. S
Ib. Dos
Cudahy
Shurfine
Idaho
Russet
GOP
Harold Quade
Daniel Dean
Tax Commission
Cunningham Gate
Iowa State Fair Board
Lloyd Cunningham
Cunningham
Clyde Herring
Hoover
Buck
E. J. Fink
Mary
Jose Vega
Lawrence Heideman
Robert Sassman
John Sassmann
F. A. Biermann
Villa Park
Forest Park
River Forest
Mrs. Biermann
Henry Schroeder
LaGrange, Ill
M. A. Woodcock
Aplington
E. W. Kirchhoff
Woodcock
WD. Chapin
A. C. Woodcock
Gené Woodcock
Texas
California
Rosenthal
Wilbert Bunger
Anna Miller
Plainfield Corner
Phillips
Philgas
Tegtmeier Oil Co
Leland Alcock
Frederika
Lavern Kirchhoff
Phone
Farmers Produce Co
Jene Kirchhoff
Panzer Produce
Mercury Tudor
Wm. Ambrose Auto Co
FORD
BUICK
Buhr Chevrolet Co
Shawver Well Co
Electrolux Cleaners
J. Cavanaugh
Monroe St
Elmer Haverkamp
Route 1
Plainfield
Lela Selick
Butler-Bremer TelePhone Co
Alcoholics Anonymous
P.O
Illinois
William F. Goetz
Block
Block & Klemp
Leader
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Merlin Mt Jacobsen
Box
Bolson
Bolson’s
Frederika Mill
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