Nite Owl League Bowling Scores Report
In the Nite Owl League results Cittenden earned 75 high, Farm Ins 66, and other teams posted totals. High game by Margaret Fink with 211 and high series 504 in a measured day of bowling. Ruth Rosel added 487 while Jerry Snelling rolled a 256 game and Lawrence Heineman reached a 615 series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tig Furniture
Amer
Cittenden
Iler Const
Church League
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CC Ne
Creer Itheran
CC Crtesian
Cran Refuce
UC Uct VO
Artesian Ek
Grace No
Crane C
Hig Vm
D. Kuker
Cheet
UCK
Sale
Ederika Prod
Esuit
Brouck
Kuhrt
Niger Iwrence Snelling
Lawrence Snelling
Ty Marsh
Esterfelt
Brodericar
Island
Adlyn
Lesterfe
Bank
Erry Snelling
Jerry Snelling
Merchants
Sumner Persons Remembered in Multiple Obituaries
Mrs. Louie A. Haag 72 died Sunday at Sumner hospital. Funeral at St. John American Lutheran with burial at church cemetery. she married Haag in 1919 and farmed near Sumner. Survivors include husband three sons two daughters and two brothers. Also noted are deaths of Mrs. William Keding 82 and Mrs. Elvina Hopka 81, with funerals and survivors listed. Wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John Rimrodt marked with open house in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie A. Haag
Sumner Hospital
St. John
American Lutheran Church
John Mohr
Marie Helen
William
Alberta Lenz Wegner
Sumner
Minneapolis
Raymond
Shabbona
Ill
Howard
Waterloo
James
Marie
Willis Huck
Waverly
Henry Wegner
Gustave Wegner
Oelwein
Marion
William Keding
Salem E.U.B
Zion Cemetery
Paul Beckman
Martha
Charles Schoephoerster
William Reding
Here
Walter Schoephoerster
Ernest
St. Paul
Elvina Hopka
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Westgate
Kuhlman
Herman Lang
Paul Johnson
August
Albert
John Rimrodt
Steely St
Carrie Buchholz
Tripoli
Rimrodt
Denver guests attend Readlyn golden wedding
Denver attendees at the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Everhoff of Readlyn gathered at the Dunton Community Building on Sunday. Among those present were Augline and Kathy, Ivin Graeser, Ern Wille Sr., Aug Tilske, Helen Meyers, Arthur Sassmann and family, Harold Velske, Fred Arms and family, Margaret Bruns, and Otto Oberheuer family. Visitors included the Bert Thiemann home party and Paul family relatives. Lucinda Brandt and Albert Mann were among the Sunday dinner guests at the Oscar Kohagen home in Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Fredeverhoff
Readlyn
Dun“ton
Sundy
Aug Nile
Kathy
Ivin Graeser
Ern- Wille
Aug ‘Tlske
Helen Meyers
Arthur Sassmann
Wille
Anna Dora
Harold Velske
Fredarms
Margaret Bruns
Hn Deere
Europe
Otto Oberheu
Bert Thiemann
Schlueter
Paulina
Fred Pauls
Fred Paul
Dettmer
Fred Bartelt
Watoo
Rosemount
Minn
Wm.arelt
Paul
Fre Bartelt
Lucinda Brandt
Albert Mann
Oscar Kohagen
Waverly
Sumner area notices of marriages, elections, and gatherings
Summary of local items including engagement of Roberta Joyce Harnisch to Donald Pattison with upcoming winter wedding, two Sumner High School graduates. Floyd Robertson reelected Sumner hospital president with Loyal Frisch as write‑in. Break‑in at Walker garage investigated with $20 missing. Various social visits, church events, college plans, and travel notes among local families and residents.
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Robert H
Roberta Joyce
Donald Pattison
Isaac Pattison
Sumner Community High School
Miss Harnisch
Pickerings By-Lo
K City
Arnischansas
Floyd Robertson
Sumner Hospital
Loyal Frisch
Robertson
Local Moves and Visits Highlight Week in Community
Knittel and Platte families vacated a Diercks home then rented an apartment above Vic's Food Market from the Meihosts. The Dornbuschs and Obermann with Koschmeder visited Oakdale and Cedar Rapids on Monday. George Gundel and family, Crane Creek, spent Thursday evening with Rev Erich Dornbusch. Theo Ecker of Baldwin Wisconsin visited Arnold Platte’s home after arriving Tuesday.
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LeRoy Platte
Theo, Ecker
Baldwin
Wis
Arnold Platte
Platte
Peters and Ganske families visit in Tri Poli era
Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs H W Peters of Tri Poli and Mr and Mrs Wm Kuhlman at Mrs Minnie Kimball home. Larry Ganske became parents of a daughter. Rev and Mrs Erich J Dorn were also noted in the brief social column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Peters
Tripoli
Wm. Kuhlman
Minnie Kimball
Larry Ganske
Erich J. Dorn
Man Visits Sunday Evening With Mr and Mrs Arnold Platte
A man visited Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Arnold Platte, providing a brief social account of a domestic gathering with the couple.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Snelling
Ruth Rogol
Ruth Rosol
Nite-Owl League
Bich
Ruth Rosel
LEA O
Spoll
Iymann Hatchery
Spoll Cafe
Mill
Hatchery
Clippers
Bureau
Insings Bank Kei Ssaa
Wdlyn Oil Plumbing
Electro Bank
Mbing
Ruth Boeckman
Jodt
Sumner School
Rimes
Walker
Highway 93
East 1St St
Elmer Walker
Wayne Priebe
Otto Priebe
Earl Rohrssen
Great Lakes
Donald Priebe
Larry Rohrssen
Donald
Annapolis
Larry
Tennessee
Ed Braun
Arthur Aschbrenner
Paul Braun
Harold Arneson
Milton
Herbert Leyh
Stanley Schultz
Observ
Ance
Henry Haar
Dalton Lemke
Arthur Schultz
Ernest Heideman
Raymond Bartels
Gus Treloar
Howard Treloar
Mary Ludwig
Cedar Falls
Edwin Cedar
Ronald
Amana
Roger Aries
Springville
Herbert Seehase
Elmer Timm
Ernest Seehase
Carl Stewart and Sons
Charles City
Frank Lang
Rex Lucas
Erwin Hoppenworth
Lloyd Ladwig
Mary Ladwig
William Duenow
Clyde Clary
Frederika
Emory Creager
Des Moines
Roy Binning
Harold Koeneke
Manchester
Margaret Corkery
Dodge
John Corkery
Gwen Leyh
le Mars
Westmar College
Harlan Heckman
Lloyd Goering
Harrison Lease
Heckman
Rebecca Heckman
Harold Lambach
Rochelle Park
N. J
Daisy Shales
Pleasant Hill Club
Rose Engel
Lila Kibbee
Shelvin
Harry Andress
Hollister
Ner
Henry Schuldt
Walter Heller
Frank Herman
Petersburg
N. D
Herman
Flanscha
Chris
Bathke
Marvin
Meyer
John McClain
Kathy Diercks
University Hospital
Iowa City
Theron Ackerman
Cedar Rapids
Ss AY
Tripoli Sales Co., Inc
J. M. Snyder
Iowa
Oxford
Ray’s
Ray's Clothiers & Cleaners
Ripoli Wow
Trip
Mnts Oy
Phillips Gas
Towne’s
Tankwagon
Lennox
Block & Klemp
Tripoli, Iowa
Peoples Natural Gas of
Northern
Company
Tripoli! Hardware
Supermix
Challenger Paints
Challenger
Owa
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