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B. Civic Responsibilities 0' / Standard Form For Members of the Legislature Name of 1. Birthday and p lace_A'-'"~U~ltnr~_../...;;;..'.9'_1_,'% __ ~--==-------, -~-* 7', ~·....... ,~..&..:::;:=.., .:...:::··..;;;.:· ~:;_- __ 2. Marriage (s) date place 3. Significant events for example: ·· A. Business________________________ ~-------------------- B. Civic responsibilities---------------------------------- I ,4'.-w·· •' 4. Church melllbershiP---~.cZ~~=~~=-------,--'-------------------- 5. Sessions served4'J~ j..u.t ~ lf!Jl 6. Public Offices A. Local ____________________________________ B. State______________________ __;_ ___________________ c. National _______________________________________ 8. Source: Iowa Territorial and State Legislators Collection compiled by volunteers and staff at the State Historical Society of Iowa Library, Des Moines, Iowa. ' . 12. Other applicable information ~~ -of· !t'?J ~ rfo-1!141W~;t.lf4#r~ . .; /t{Ot- !ft~ - ~ tf{:ziv~~ <' /t['l-~~~--~n--·~~/Yl.f+A/~ -· ~.;;.._.=lt__;_''~.;;..;;.;::::..' ~tf~.. - /4;.,.-'·•"'* t=:;Q\IkMY# ~v IF:(~""~' l?s~ ~tf-~ ~~d~~ a~/ ~~4w' 0 Source: Iowa Territorial and State Legislators Collection compiled by volunteers and staff at the State Historical Society of Iowa Library, Des Moines, Iowa. · · THE WAVERLY· DEMOCRAT ... _.. d Mr.· and Mrs. H. E. OriWth, ved u church aecretlrr of St. •••••• Hudson are making a. trip READLV'l.Trll1 'Matthew's congregation for 25 ·o~h the states writes !rom years, served in the State Legis- mda saying ~·we are walti~ ANNA SCHUMACHER Jature in 1937, and showed. inter• · the tornado t.o quit tearing - t i ·th it t 1und. It went about 100 miles Surprise party was given for es . n ° ·er commun Y en er· Jth of us. Saw a glass bottom Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bast· for prizes. · ' · · . .· I .1t and rode in one out to the their 15th wedding anniversary on Mr. Wehling Is survived by two mge fisheries, ate dinner at· Sunday evening, Sept. 21 at their brothers llnd one sister; Wm. Weh·l LV • Swanee River park; Went home, Those present were: Mr. lillg ·of Denver, Mrs. Sopbi~ :ler the tunnel under Mobile and. Mrs. John w .. Sassmann and Klemp of Tripoli ·and Herrna.,; i,Mobile bay,Jlbout'seven·miles family of.. Tripoli; Mr. and ·Mrs. Wehling also of Denver. One sts-1 g. We saw New Orleans harbor Elmer Sassmann and family of ter. and two brothers p.receded j' l the boats· tied up during the Tripoli; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blas- him in death. · · · 1·m. Next sto·" will be at Key berg and family of Tripoli; Mr. · In addition to his Invalid wife,! ·st, Florida. Coming · home on and Mrs. Erwin · Blasbc:rg · and the deceased is survived by Mrs.· tern coast past Ringling Bros. family of Tripoli; Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Schmidt of Tripoli, Clar-· vtona race tracks, Miami and Erwald Fink and family .of Tri• .ence W~hling at home. Mrs. Har~!l Mira st Palm beach, then to Wash- poli; Mr. and Mrs. Art Sassinann vey Meier of Denver and Mrs. ton and home.. and family of Denver; Mr. and 'Vernon Moeller also of Denver. 1 ames Lamb is reported very Mrs. H. E. Bast and family of Den- There are seven grandchildren. 1 t at his home on the west side ver; Mr .. and Mrs .. Otto Bast and His death on Monday afternoon Quar the river. family of Waverly; Mr.. and Mrs. came as a terrible shock to all his 1lss Sarah Cannon was taken Herman Dettmer, and famtly of loved ones and the many friends the St. Francis hospital in wa- Waverly; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bast of the family. HiS-age at death was oo Saturday. Her nephew, of Charle~ City and· M~. and Mrs. 68 years. 9 months and 28 days. 11·ge Watters; ot st. Paul, is ~er Thurm and son ol Janes- Funeral .. services were. held e .to visit her. · VJlle. Two anniversary cakes and Thursday. afternoon in the Weh- fl Ir .. and Mrs. duu·lcs Fransh gifts were received. · . · ling home, conducted by Pastor sr-- Ray spent the week e d red Henry Wehling, . oldest Erich J. 'Dornbusch of St. Mat.: til\' !me of her brother Wil- child of Fred and Minnie Grae- thew's with interment in Falrv1ew 1 bqJeldlng. Mr. and Mrs. Er- mer Wehling, was born Nov. 18, cemetery at Denver. Two hymns lg. pi ling are in western Iowa and. 1~78 in Cook county, Ill. and soon "The .. Old ·Rugged Cross" and thern Minnesota visiting rela- after birth was baptized by 'Rev. "What a Friend We Have in, ·s. John Roeder of Arlington Heights, Jesus" ·was sung· by · Catharine' II'S. Francis Youngblut . and Ill. / ' ' . and Ruth Wedemeier or Denver. I BUTTI. dren of Orun were· in Fairbank. In 1887 the famlly moved to .. Casket bearers were: Reinhart' 1rlay. · this community. After the usual Klemp, Woodorw Klemp, Roy; 1 !Iss Leota McNeU, of Cedar Ra- instruction made his confirmation Wehlint, Lorenz Wehling, Roberti ; visited Mr. and Mrs. John vows April 10 1892 at Maxfield Carroll, Ernest Meyer. · · · I {ee Friday. where Rev. P. 'Bredow was pastor Flowers were in charge of· !r. and Mrs. William Hahn and ·at that time. · · Mrs. Paul Strottman and Mrs. I ghter Lenora . and Mr. and On May 1, 1904 Mr. Wehling Har.twig Richman. · .. Burnett Trower and sons, was united in marriage with Miss · T.hcre will be .no service and 1. id and William attended the Emma Wittenberg by Pastor L. L• Sunday school Sundef morning at Show in Oelwein Sunday Lobeck of St. Matthew's. Zion Lutheran church,, Readlyn, rnoon and from there went to Five children were born to this as Pastor Landgrebe will be in ota and called at the Rev. Les- union, one of them died at birth. Cushing, Iowa, where he will VELVt J. Faris home. They drove From 1901 until 1924 Mr. Wehl• preach at the golden jubilee cele­ o Volga to Elkader on a sight- ing was btittermaker at the Kntt.: bration of his former conaregation, 21 ng trip. · tle Creamety. Since 1924 the tam• the St. John's Lutheran church. rs. James Curley entertained ily has been living on the farm - I 500 .card club at the home or home north .of Knittle. _ . HODITON daughter, .Mrs.. Fred Kemp Mr. Wehlin&' took an active. in- ···'' '., GRANN sday night. terest in community affairs, ser" n. ·. .' I . · Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Cagley and No Mrs. · Ethel Copenhaver spent Tuesday of last week Jn ·Water-· !ath's s;·fc:ed 12 Oz. Tin loa. · · I · Loren Nichols has purchased tho Les Walters farm and expects to take possession in the near fu• GRAPl tttre as the Wal(ers plan \o leave. [.;imcheonf >" Meat 3 7c ' · Nt -"" soon for the West coe&st to make their home. · · · · tath's .1 Lb. Can · •J. Mr. and Mrs. Charles WoOdman IIIII•••••• :returned home last Thursday arter -------­ spending the past four weekS vis- Source: Iowa Territorial and State Legislators Collection compiled by volunteers and. ~tstaff1i:,g at therelatives State Historical in Ohio Society and of Iowa· Illln-, Library, · · Des Moines, Iowa. ( Beef and Gravy 49c ' Mrs. Craig ·Wilson of Waverly ____...... ___ Js_ ~pending sometime ·In the home · lll!fi.IIIBIII,...!III~!IMIIIIII.t!lldlllliii!Wil!lll!ll ,..II .II .....·.·~. i:li.• •,. \!Cbe ~oob ®lb 118aps of 3&eablpn, 3Jotua ®lb 3&ectpes, ~tctures ~nb .!F!ostalgtc J!)tstorp Volume I By The Readlyn Historical Society Readlyn, Iowa Source: Iowa Territorial and State Legislators Collection compiled by volunteers and staff at the State Historical Society of Iowa Library, Des Moines, Iowa. U.S. CALVARY Calvary camp site photo courtesy of Berniece Schumacher In the fall of 1938, the Army Calvary traveled through and camped overnight near Readlyn. Berniece Schumacher, who was a freshman in high school at the time, recalls that tents were pitched in the northwest part of town in the vicinity of what is now known as Malone Avenue. The Calvary was welcomed with open arms, and many people came to attend the band concert performed by the Calvary on Main Street that evening. It was a great cause for celebration. The supply ofbeer in the taverns became exhausted, but was replenished by someone making a trip to Waterloo for more.· POLITICS Fred H. Wehling served as Democratic State Representative from Bremer County in 1937 and 1938. Fred "F.H." farmed 114 mile North of Knittle corner. photo courtesy of daughter, Margaret Wehling Moeller XI Source: Iowa Territorial and State Legislators Collection compiled by volunteers and staff at the State Historical Society of Iowa Library, Des Moines, Iowa. STATE OF IOWA i ' ~ .,. l>SSl- .i -, ; ! ~< _;. :. : t , . ~ : of the · FlFTY:-FOURTH GENERAL·. ASSEMBLY . y Convened January 8~ -1951 Ac:liQUl'll$d AprU 17. 1951 : :- : .:· . ,· . ' . WILLIAM S. BEARDSLEY. Governor W. H. NICHOLAS. President of the Senate, WILLIAM S. LYNES~ Speaker .of the Ho~. y ·. Compiled Under Direction oi SHERMAN W. NEEDHAM Superintendent of Printing 0 PuhHshad by the STATE OF IOWA Des Mobles, Iowa L Source: Iowa Territorial and State Legislators Collection compiled by volunteers and staff at the State Historical Society of Iowa Library, Des Moines, Iowa. JOURNAL OF' THE HOUSE 1605 • Memorial to the Honorable Walter H. Vance of Madison County MR. SPEAKER:· Your committee, appointed to prepare a suitable resolu­ tion commemorating the life, character and public service of the late Honorable Walter H. Vance begs leave to submit the following memorial: The Honorable Walter H. Vance was born in Washington County, Indiana, April 19, 1857, moving to Knox County, Illinois, in 1865. He attended school at Oneida and later at Monmouth College. He became a resident of Madison County, Iowa, in 1878, where he taught school until 1892, when he became interested in insurance, and was active in this profession. He was county recorder for two terms and postmaster from 1908 to 1913, later serving as deputy clerk and deputy auditor.
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