Sumner Event Sparked By Butter Industry Meeting
Entertaining evening for Sumner buttermakers and travelers featured speakers C W Pennington and W M McGuiness. Activities included games and butter scoring. A Legion dinner preceded talks and dancing. Donna Rosenow, 11, injured by a car near her home, remained conscious and then showed improvement. John Winters sold blacksmith shop equipment to Victor Lin of Little Cedar and Linstruy rented Mrs Mary Linn building space. Decorah High suffered a decisive loss in a nearby game.
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Iowa
C. W. Pennington
W. M. McGuiness
The
Legion Ll
Rogram
Donna Rosenow
Fred Rosenow
Phillis Wittenberg
Geo. Witnberg
John Winters
Lacksmith Busness
McMeekin and Owles
Victor Lin
Little Cedar
Linstruy ‘m
Mary Linn
Minnie Westendorf
H. F. Wood
Tripoli
George Nieman
Manly
L. P. Winks
Chicago
Ross Tibbitts
Donna Sexton
Finette Wood
John Frank
New Salem
N. C
Ella Schwerin
Holy Cross
F. J. Bries
Erwin Mardorf
McAloon
Elmer Kretzeshhmar
Clinton
Mary Koeber
Medford
S. E. Jones
Yankton
S. D
W. B. Linn
S. A. Munger
Claire Mueller
Ames
Iowa State College
M. M. K. Club
Emma Hurmence
H. C. Frank
Fayette
Yvonne Tibbitts
Fred Ambrose
O. C. Hoth
Marvin
Forest City
Wm. Hoth
Fred Westendorf
Fred Beisner
Raymond Beisner
Oran
Elmer Fossman
Denver
Walt Robinson
Decorah
L. A. Carroll
Paul Sorg
J. L. McAloon
Fred Wolfgram
West Union
Sumner at the Park Friday football score 19 to 0
Sumner at the Park won Friday by 19 to 0 as penalties ran high and both teams fumbled often in the first half. The visitors relied on a strong aerial attack with two touchdowns from forward passes and a third scoring opportunity.
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Sumner
the Park Field
Fair accident leaves survivor in hospital after sideswipe
A near Way accident injured riders in the West Union man’s car who were in the hospital for a day and the rest of the week. Nearby communities saw a parade of visitors as families, including Pries, Delahrey, Rasche, and Burke, traveled for fairs, dentists meetings, and relatives in Waterloo, Chicago, Des Moines, and Milwaukee.
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Way
West Union
E. F. Pries
Robert
Ralph
Elma
Frank Shaffer
Thomas Delahrey
Agnes
Colfax
Delahrey
Elmer Rasche
Chicago
Grace Burke
Waverly
Roy Nichols
Arlington
Oscar Minkel
Tripoli
F. W. Heineman
Martin Lantow
Boscobel
Wis
John Lantow
Wallace Robertson
W. S. Johnson
Wm. Beaumont
John Carroll
Frank Schott
Solon Springs
Geo. Metcalf
R. W. Meyer
Shirley
Milwaukee
Bernadine
P. M. Sorg
Old Tripoli Social Roundup Passes In A Week
Jim Joyce and Mrs Beaky Joyce of Waterloo visited Tripoli families on Tuesday and shared sad news of George Meyers death in Montana. Families including the Heideman and Carstensen clans attended barbecues and funerals. visits spanned Waterloo Cedar Falls Sumner and Waverly as relatives gathered amid illness and travel plans.
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Jim Joyce
Beaky Joyce
Waterloo
Henry Heideman
Geo. H. Heideman
Joyce
Heideman
George Meyers
Conrade
Montana
Lawrence Schwartz
Earl Gillett
Frederika
Will Bergman
Henry Bergman
Waverly
Tripoli
George Carstensen
Cedar Falls
Andrew Carstensen
Henry Graening
Denver
Graening
Carstensen
Herman Plagens
Rueben
Fred Luebs
Gust Plagens
Will Schumacher
Henry Erickson
George H. Heideman
Ida Tegtmeier
Sumner
Wml
Schumacher
August Meier
John Barbknecht
Earl Telschow
Near Northfield
Minn
Wm. Schumacher
Mattie Drewis
George
John Neuendorf
Martha Plagens
Charles
Isabelle
Henry Tegtmeier
Spring Fountain Barbecue Brings Kinfolk to Tri Poli
A large turnout from the Tri Poli vicinity gathered at the Ford Meyer home for Mrs. Meyer’s birthday with five hundred, meals, and socializing. Numerous relatives joined later at Louie Bodermann’s in honor of Edna Ganske’s birthday, with more hosting visits across nearby farms and towns through Sunday.
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Tripoli
Art Kuker
August Kuker
Albert Rieck
Lorenz Schwerin
August Meyer
Leona
Ford Meyer
Dalton Meyer
E. G. Barcus
John Struck
Ruby
Carmen
Herbert Bodermann
Duane
Ernest Bodermann
Louie Meyer
Verla
Alvin Sommer
Charles Thompson
Walter Thompson
Emil Gaede
Elmer Knoedler
Laurel
Minnie
Lavonne Hill
Louie Bodermann
Arlene
Edna Gan
Theo. Stahlhut
Henry Kiichmann
Viola
Lee Hill
Lavonne
Edna Ganske
Henrietta
Victor
Arlene Bodermann
Struck
Ed Treptow
Edith
Laura
Paul
Westgate
Fred Bremer
Lucille
Alvin
Frederika
Theo
Stahlhut
Darlene
Ervin
Paul Schroeder
Walter Bodermann
Revern Helms
Art Brandt
Ellen
Earl
Earl Meyer
Mardell
Dale
Ernie
Ford
Frank Lang
August Steege
Burnita
Henry Ashbrenner
Sumner
Frank Mirs
Leo
Harry Meyer
John
Marjorie Volker
Laura Meyer
Fred Meyer
Alberta
Louie Volker
Denver
Herbert Boderman
Luke Hannaman
Albert Reich
Sophia Brown
Myron Chapin
Fred Reichmann
New International
Oesceola
Lorena
Vada
Lavern Luther
Oelwein
Carmen Schwake
Richard Schwake
Theron Carroll
Erwin Sechwake
Will Smith
Byron Heichel
Texas
Waterloo
Alec Mooney
Ward
Byron Heihcel
Walter Kuepker
Lorraine
Laura Mae
Joe Thompson
Lyle Ellison
Stanley and
Hubard
Fredericksburg
Mary Kathrine
Lenora Steege
Henry Meyer
Norma Volker
Helen
Alice Born
Daverly
Lester Gaede
Spring Fountain
Readlyn and Westgate Social Roundup and Church Events
Social visits mark a busy week with birthdays and guests at multiple homes in Readlyn and Westgate. Surrounding activities include Lu theran church Ladies’ Aid meetings, Luther Leagues events, and harvest festival plans for St Matthew’s church. A Hubbard Readlyn game visit followed by world’s fair travel rounds out the social notes.
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Herman Noock
Henry Oltrogge
Edgar
Debra
Gus Noock
Westgate
Herman Thran
F. L. Diekman
Velma
Lester
Carl Weideman
Oscar Thran
Bobby
Thran
Margaret Ross
J. C. Fink
Arlene
Margaret Eichmann
Tripoli
Otto Schick
Delores Mae
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
O. J. Warneke
St. Matthews
Luther League
Walter Zahn
Preston
Minn
A. Zahn
Ed Joens
Horton
Theo. Frese
Carl Hartman
Oran
Kermit Becker
Bobbie
Ed Lobeck
Fred Pepmueller
Arlin
Frank Eichman
Florence
H. J. Schumacher
Clarence
Esther
Ernest Meyer
Kenneth
Christ Broeckman
Herbert Pries
Margaret Eichman
Hulda Jaschen
Waterloo
M. Jaschen
St. Matthews Church
John Spier
Ford Homeyer
Henry Schloman
Denver
Will Tietje
Sumner
Jake Herman
Klinger
C. Schloman
Cedar Rapids
Helen Britzman
Clara Knief
Hubbard
C. W
C. W. Diekman
Readlyn
Ted Diereks
Dunkerton
Theo. Kelling
Henry Schuette
Arnold Meyerhoff
W. F. Meyerhoff
Dan Buhr
Chicago
Clarence Freitag
St. Paul’s
Community Notes from Readlyn and Vicinities
Ed Hagenow and family from Readlyn visit Arthur Pries and kin. Art Hennings hosts a gathering with Kaiser and Rohde families. Kaiser and Waverly relations visit Minneapolis trip. Readlyn events include Flege, Kuker reunions and Hennings family visits. Grace Leisinger with Nora Hennings and Elnora Eick. Henry Hennings and son Ed in Tripoli. Read the Leader advertising.
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Ed Hagenow
Readlyn
Arthur Pries
Emil Pries
Art Pries
Art Hennings
Arthur Kaiser
Leo Rohde
Minneapolis
Henry Kaiser
Waverly
Art Kaiser
Lloyd Woodruff
Joe Anhalt
Frank Cage
Martin Rohde
Henry Hennings
August Flege
Ernest Kuker
Westendorf
Nora Hennings
Elnora Eick
Grace Leisinger
Son
Tripoli
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