Sumner OES 75th Anniversary Observed at Temple
The Sumner OES Chapter 106 observed its 75th anniversary Tuesday evening at the Masonic Temple. Alice Laurey served as first Worthy Matron 1891 1895, with Mrs Harold Frisch among the anniversary committee. Talent included Tamara Frisch, Phobie Volker, Kay , Ann McCon, David Mohr, and Carol McDonald. A box social followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Ern
Alice Laurey
Harold Frisch
Sary
Dean Nilges
Chfrd Douglas
Tamara Frisch
Pbie Volker
Kay
Ann Mcoon
David Mohr
Carol McDonald
Jane Rappold
Jane
Susan Imler
Kathy Schedtler
Nda Schwake
Margaret Miller
John Poock
Robert Man
Gerhardt Rettig
Harold Leisinger
Spoll
Enniment
J. M. Murphy
Glessner Ederich
Leonora Moser
Unread Book Reflections and Local Notices Digest
Library News by Elinor Block highlights the value of readers with a poem from The Poetic Voice of America. The column also lists obituaries, Vietnam war wounds, anniversary notices, family visits, and local social events from Sumner and nearby towns. Notable items include Mrs. George Darnell’s death in Clear Lake and Lance Corporal Gary Heller’s recovery in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Lake
George Darnell
Sumner
George Daniell
Sumner Union Mound Cemetery
Earl
Neva
Mason City
Elton
Pauline) Gross
Jackson
Miss
Mary Kay Estes
West Union
Roderick
Burlington
Russell
Vietnam
Gary Heller
Martin Heller
Great Lakes Naval Hospital
Great Lakes
Ill
Reading opens doors at Tripoli library event
In Tripoli Iowa on September 27 1967 a speech highlights library services for Young Homemakers including book locating displays and a cooperative book exchange. The talk featured plans for a new library and a blueprint was shown. A floral arrangement was presented to honor the effort and the poem Books Are Doors was quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Ague
Uoketa
St. John
Orly
Dubuque
Vivars
Norbert
Florence) Banard
Erly
J. P
Anthony
Omaha
R. E
Coramel
Forest City
Victor
Harry
Cchildren
MacFarland
Knittel Ladies Tour Madison Wisconsin Sept 2021
Knittel ladies from Maxfield township join Farm Bureau women's tour to Madison in September 2021. Highlights include Swiss Lace Factory New Glarus World Exposition of Foods Rosemary Clooney show Oscar Mayer plant and House on the Rock between Spring Green and Dodgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxfield Township
Farm Bureau
Madison
Wis
Emil Leistikow
Herman Cordes
Arnold Tiedt
Fred Matthias
Erich Dornbusch
Ella Strottman
Ernest Buhr
Martin Schweer
Wm. Happel
Arnold Stromer
New Glarus
Oscar Mayer
House On the Rock
Spring Green
Dodgeville
Erich J. Dornbusch
Christena Oberman
Lorenz Poock
West Liberty
Sumner
Dornbusch
St. Matthew’s Readlyn
Antoninette Brigson
Clarence Randy Fink
Paul Bauman
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Bennington Township
Pastor Dornbusch
William Kraemer
Pastor Schemmel
Bethesda Lutheran Church
Ames
Local Socials Highlight Family Visits Across Iowa Towns
Mrs Anna Kelling underwent cataract surgery at Allen Memorial Hospital Waterloo. Numerous residents from Tripoli Fredericksburg Waverly Sumner Readlyn Readlyn Westgate Dysart and other communities attended open houses birthdays and family gatherings. Guests included Bertha Drape Clara Hildebrandt Alfred Specht Ralph Drewis and many others with celebrations for anniversaries and Vietnam furloughs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Braun
Sumner
Peter Mahlstedt
Tripoli
Arthur Niemeyer
Cletus Miller
Orville Niemeyer
Everett Krause
Ernest Miller
Wm. Mahlstedt
Sally
Tammy
Mar! Bannister
Edwin Dedor
Ronnie
Clifford Douglass
Dale Doemke
Fredericksburg
Leo Doemke
Phonix
Ariz
Arthur Aschbrenner
E. F. Lawton
Elmer Baier
Waterloo
Arthur Bartels
Martha Wood
Emma Schoonmacher
Minnie Ambrose
Frederick
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
Gilbertville
Arland Blume
O. V. Anderson
Robert Lease
Alice M. Griebel
Women’s Army Corps Center
Ft. McClellen
Allen Ziegelmeier
Denver
Colo
Walter Notbohm
Notbohm
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Rollis Zupke
LaVerne Rinken
A. G. Miller
Sterling
Ill
Anna Kelling
Allen Memorial Hospital
Bertha Drape
Clara Hildebrandt
Ewald Miller
Hilda Biermann
Alfred Buls
Will Hagedorn
Bert Parker
Republic
L. B. Parker
Orville Ostrogge
Waverly
Verlyn Drape
Ralph Drewis
Leo Bergmann
Albert Hagedorn
Kenneth Brown
Dysart
Ernest Nuss
Roy
Elaine Klenzman
Martin Drewis
Drewis
Stanley Bahlmann
Lavern Schumacher
Danny
Vietnam
Susan Carroll
Isa
Ames
Gustav Brase
Otto Brase
John McBride
Elmer Brase
Roland Brase
Rolanda
Earnest Brase
Alfred Specht
Leonard Pipho
Edward Meyer
Westgate
Edward Treloar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward M. Ehlert
Down‘ Sumner
St. John’s Erican Lutheran Church
Albert
Mary Dr Ehlert
Yion Township
Sumner Ool
Esther Meier Waverly
Urviving
Aghter
Leonard
Mary) Stevenson
Harker Heights
Monroe
Sam Delano
Air Force
Wadenan
Calvin
Ndchildren
Don McCue
Bros
Harley
Walter
Falls
Glenn
Fred Buhr
Clara Berry
Ong Grove Cemetery
Clara
George Haffner
Sioux City
Heatontal
Ivors
Andrew
City
Harry Herbert
Louis
Faiso
fford-Schellhorn
Rochford
James Rochford
Sam
Gary Schellhorn
Cédar S
Will- Schellhorn
Oelwein
Joseph Er
Bride
Col- Radio
Cedar Rapids
Schellhorn
Mr, Manufacturing Co
Ceapids
Jane Ortgies
Ter
John Fs
Cumberland
Roland
Max
First Lutheran Church
Edward Bobb
Northwestern Bell Tele* Co
Mr. Platte
Northwestern Bell Phone Co
Fremont
Nebr
Paul Bassett
Cedar
Turner W Funeral Home
D. W. Cannell
Sumner, Yate
Sumner High School
King
Ret Kay
Dean
Frank " Ft. Dodge
Alberta
Library News
Elinor Block
Dial
O. E. MacFarland
Poetic Voice of America
Kirchoff
Des Moines
Fourrothers
Forrest
Waylard
Dale
Bartelsville
Okla
Lowell
Fairbank
Percy
Illinois
Iowa
Recally
Frederika
Alfred Zell
Keith Carrol
Effie Alcock
Kenneth Hanson
Cedar Falls
J. C. Ruehs
Carl Schwemm
Debbie
Clara Matthias
Readlyn
Art Jahnke
Henry Frese
Mr. Frese
Mercy Hospital
Patricia Mahlstedt
John Johnson
James Gibbons
Art Gibbons
Clymer
N. Y
Gilbert Long
Ethel Waterman
Keith Carroll
Robert Hoffman
Robert Griesert
Wm. Burrow
Everett Lampmann
James Burrow
Waucoma
Harold O’connell
R. A. McKeown
Otto Jager
Alfred Bull
Minnie Coen
Howard M. White
Hammond
BURRY
Northern Natural Gas Company
Chevrolet
Hevro
Buhr Chevrolet Company
South Main
Tripoli, Iowa
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