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December 22, 932 THE GAZETTE, SUMMER, IOWA West gate Personals Norbert Gtoth of Saratoga was week end gueat in the home of his friend, Floyd Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. W. F.

Kollman and daughter, Margaret, and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Kollman spent Sunday evening in Hawkeyc with relatives. The members of the choir of the Lutheran church helped H. Suhr celebrate his birthday last Friday evening.

Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Turner of Sumner were guests of the Helping'Hand society at the Leo Coleman home last Wednesday afternoon.

Mrs, Dale Russell was hostess, The Legion Auxiliary held a Christmas party at the D. C. Lewis home Tuesday evening. Gifts were exchanged and a delicious lunch was served. Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick Kollman wcro Sunday dinner guests in the Clyde Nordyke home in Maynard. Leo Coleman arrived home last Friday night from Greeley, Colorado. His father and brother, LaVais met him in Cedar Rapids, John Horsphal of Dubuque is visiting in the home of Kris Kecgan. Mrs.

Leo Coleman and Mrs. Art Buntrock spent Last Thursday in Oelwein. Chas. Heller, Rev. Otto Schultz, and Rev.

Freeze of Readlyn motored to Whittemore Friday to attend the funeral of the Lutheran minister of that place. -hA The Sunday school and Epworth League of the M. E. church will give a Christmas program in the Methodist church Thursday evening, December 22 at 8 o'clock. Everyone is welcome.

Mrs. W. F. Kollman was a guest of the Oelwein Legion Auxiliary at a Christmas party in the home of Mrs. Ashby in Oelwein Thursday afternoon.

Mr, and Mrs. Harold Wehrspan and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schoenbeck of Lamont were visiting relatives and friends in "Westgate Friday. 'Miss Bernice Wehrspan is helping with the work in the Louie Bueneke home in Maynard this week.

The Helping Hand society will hold their Christmas party December 28 in the home of Mrs. Carl Caswell; Gifts will be exchanged and each member is to bring a friend. Donald Kollman, Rollis Coleman and William Cross were business callers in Osage and Riceville Friday afternoon and Saturday. A number from Westgate attended the Parent Teachers meeting in Maynard Thursday evening. Frank Lang from Sumner was a business caller here Friday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Kollman attended a Christmas party Saturday evening at the home of Supt. and Mrs. Hileman in Maynard.

Maxino Bowling, Marjorie Rademaker and Margaret Stalnaker attended the basketball games in Sumner Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson.of Maynard have moved onto the farm vacated by the S. E.

'McClain family. Bert Edwards and Al. Hewitt went to Chicago last Thursday night' with a load of poultry from the A. Rademaker store. Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Petroski and family have moved from Mrs. Linstrum's house to the August Gumm farm. A meeting of the directors of the Creamery company was held in the bank last Wednesday. West gate School Notes Room.I.

PupHs neither absent nor tardy for the week ending December 16th! Wanda Jewett, Willis Ross, Ruth Underwood, Gladys Wehrspatth, Wayne Jewett, Coletta Ostrye, Adrian Rademaker, Charles Linstrum, Arthur Sage, Jean Buntrock, Onalee Coleman, Robert Hewitt, Dean Jewett and Dale Rademaker. Tho following received in spelling for the past week: Jean Buntrock, Onalee Coleman, Robert Hewitt, Joyce Gott, Charles Linstrum, Arthur Sage, Wayne Jewett, Coletta Ostrye, Wanda Jewett, Willis Ross, Ruth Underwood and Gladys Wehrspann. Arthur Sage, Wanda Jewett and Willis Ross received a rating of 10 in an arithmetic drill last week. Room II. The following pupils were neither absent nor tardy for the past week: Joe Ross, Paul Ross, Charles Underwood, Ardis Pagel, Jean Rademaker, Robert Webb, June Fridley, Dean Caswell, Robert Leiser and Margaret Plaster.

The pupils receiving in spelling for the past week were: Jean Buntrock, June Fridley and Margaret Plaster. The following pupils received an average of or above in spelling last week: Charles Underwood, Ardis Pagel, Violet Sidler and Robert Webb. Last Friday afternoon we had a spelling bee. Jean Rademaker and Robert Webb tied for first place. June Fridley, Margaret Plaster, Violet Sidler and Ardis Pagel tied for second.

Allan Caswell and Charles Underwood tied for third and Dean Caswell placed fourth. Dean Caswell and Robert Webb received an average of 10 in an arithmetic drill last week. Southwest of Westgate Mr. and Mrs. Lee Williams and Miss Anna and Emma Gruetzmacher were Waterloo twsiness callers Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Glew, Olive and Mrs. Leib were Oelwein shoppers Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Anton Smorawske were Oelwein callers Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Meyer entertained a number of relatives and friends at a Sunday dinner.

Those present were Mr. and Mrs. August Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meyer and family, Henry Meyer, Mr.

and Mrs. Max Lenzhow and family. Mr. and Mrs. Berl Downing were Sunday dinner guests at the Albert Downing home.

Mr. and Mrs. Art Gruetzmacher, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grutezmacher were Oelwein shoppers Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Retaking- were Sunday dinner guests at the Henry Reinking home. Mr. and Mrs.

Art Gruetzmacher were Sunday visitors at the Fred Gruetzmacher home. Mr. and Mrs. Berl Downing entertained at a 500 party Sunday evening, the event being their second wedding anniversary. Those present were Mr.

and Mrs. Charley Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Meyer and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Treptow, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Block and children, Mr. and Mrs. Theo.

Knief, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Treptow, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Walter Ziegler, and Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Downing. East of Town Mr. and Mrs. Ora Aubrey, Mr.

and Mrs. T. J. Corkery, Ed Duffy and sons, Floyd and Edwin and Miss Irene Duffy were Sunday afternoon visitors in the John Corkery home. Alex Guenther was a Tuesday af-, ternoon caller Mrs.

Fred Mohlj? and Adam Guenther. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Kingsbury of Manchester and Mr. and Baumgardner of Alpha were Sunday dinner guests in the Ed Kingsbury home.

'Mr. and Mrs. Roy Waskovir and Delores of Aurora, Mr. Lloyd Waskow and Dorothy Monday dinner guests in the J. H.

Waskow home. Mrs. 0. B. Littel! was a Monday evening visitor Ed Kingsbury.

Mr. and Chas. Hough and Albert Burkhqrt were Monday supper guests of and Mrs. Chas. Burkhart.

Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Waskow and Alberta were Sunday afternoon visitors in the Will Harms home.

Mr. and 'Mrs. Fred Moser and Gerald, Martin, Adam and Monica Potratz were Sunday afternoon callers in the W. Potratz home. Hillis Noon spent the week end visiting in Waterloo.

Henry Brunner is working for A. C. Henderson. Mr. and Mrs.

Emil Potratz were Oelwein shoppers Saturday, Margie PKiliah has been on the sick list the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Potratz and family were Sunday afternoon callers in the Emil and W. Potratz homes, The latter has been sick for several days, Carl Lang has been.doing his chores, Rev, and Mrs.

T. C. Klatt and children were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mrs, Fred Mohlis and Adam Guenther. Mr. and Mrs, Chas.

Buvkhavt attended the Christmas vesper service presented by the university chorus of Upper Iowa university Sunday afternoon. Their daughter, Florence took part in the program. Mr, and Mrs, Fritz, and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Fritz of HawUeye left last Tuesday to visit relatives at Cedar Rapids.

They returned home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Frits were Monday evening visitors in the parental Phil Kaeppel home, Mr, and Mrs, Ernest Hoepfner and Duane, and Mr. and Mm, Marvin Pleggenkuhle were Sunday dinner guests in the parental Fred Heopfner home.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Fritz were Thursday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs.

John Lamprecht. Mr. and Mrs. Jason Noon were Thursday afternoon visitors in the Fred Hoepfner home. Mr.

and Mrs. August Weitenhagen were Sunday evening visitors in the Chas. Burkhart home. Mrs. Wm.

Schult was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. Fritz. Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Hoepfner and Duane were visitors in the parental John Fagenbaum home Monday. They also celebrated their parents' 26th wedding anniversary. John Corkery broke his right arm Wednesday while trying to crank his car. Mr.

and Mrs; Will Waskow and Mr. and Mrs. Ora Aubrey were Sunday evening visitors in the Julius Waskow home. Mr. and Mrs.

Chas. Ritchie and Jimmie were Thursday afternoon visitors in the P. Messerer home. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Bathke and Mr.

and Mrs. Albright of Greene wetfb Sunday evening visitors in the Wm. Bathke home. Mr. and Mrs, George Messerer and family were Sunday afternoon visitors in the George Messerer sr.

home, Mr. and Mrs. Gust Kohls and Opal of Maynard and Mrs. Chris 'Biihr were Sunday dinner guests in the Fred Schott home, In the afternoon Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Kohl and family were visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Waskow, Evelyn and George were Sunday afternoon visitors in the Wm, Bathke home. Miss Verla Schott was a Sunday supper guest of Miss Florence Waskow, Pinhook Mr, and Mrs, M.

Griffin were Sunday visitors in the Herman O'Day home. Mr. and Mrs, Martin Schwan and daughters visited Sunday afternoon in the Julius Schwan home at Sumner, Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Fay and family enjoyed an oyster supper in the Louie Zell home Thursday Mr, and Mrs, Pete Mahlstedt and family were Sunday dinner guests in the Kroll home at Tripoli, Mr, and Mrs. L.

Leser were Waterloo visitors Friday evening, Mr, and Mrs. Watson Lewis and family Sunday in Elnw Churchill home at Frederieksburg. Their daughter returned home with them after working two weeks there. John O'Rourke and family moved onto the Fred Malzahn farm last week. A number of families enjoyed a party in the Ed Sewell home Friday evening.

Mr, and Mrs, Louie Zell and Verdeen spent Saturday with relatives at Oelwein, Berneico Webster spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. Claude Block at Richfield. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McConkey spent Sunday evening in the George McDonough home.

Tom Connell and Cat Waterman were Waterloo visitors Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Claude 'Block, Mr, and Mrs. Nick Aegerter and family were guesta for dinner Sunday in the Clyde Webster home.

and Mrs. Eugene Waterman moVed 'recently to the farm vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Will Claus who moved to Sumner, Leslie Fay worked in the Diamond Bros, store in Sumner Saturday, Henry Meier and Fred Tonne were Waverly business visitors Friday. Emil Steege had his cows T.

B. tested. There were seven reactors. There will be no church services at Pinhook church Christmas. Lfo'a Spreading Powar A He has uo legs, and canuot stand; but It has wings, and can fljr far and DIVORCE IS GRANTED TO HAWKEYE COUPLE Wife Given Custody of Hus- Band's Children in Fay- cite County Court WEST A.

Miller of Hawkeye was released on a bail bond, filed last Thursday, from the county jail where he has been confined since last July, charged with committing the crime of rape and lascivious acts With a child. His mother-in-law, Mrs. Jess Johnson of Sumner filed the complaint. The crime is alleged to have been committed on her thirteen year old daughter who is a sister of Mrs. Miller.

His bond previously had been fixed at $16,000 but was reduced to $1,000 last week by Judge Carl W. Reed. Mary Engelke of Hawkeye was granted a decree divorcing her from Paul Engelke in the district court by Judge Carl W. Reed last Monday. She received as permanent alimony from Mr.

Engelke the house and lot in Hawkeye, all household articles and $2,000. She was also given the use of the fiat she now occupies over Mr. Engelke's place of business until the first day of May, 1933, and is to be furnished light and heat until that time. She is also given the custody of the two minor children. However, he is given the right to visit them at reasonable intervals.

He was further ordered to pay Mrs. Engelke the sum of $25 per month for the support of the children until they attain their majority. Petit jurors from the west part of the county drawn for the January term of the Fayette county district court, are as follows: Fremont Albert Edwards and Pearl Kollman. John Potratz of Fremont township has been named on the grand jury. Randalia Ralph Sinnott of near Fayette has been assisting on the Mabon farm the past week, Mr, and Mrs.

Roy Odekirk visited relatives at Clermont Sunday. 'Mr. and Mrs. D. N.

Austin and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hallquist were Wednesday visitors in the Will Benter home, the occasion being Mr. and Mrs. Benter's wedding anniversary and Mrs.

Hallquist's birthday, Mrs. Austin served ice cream and cake. The Randalia high school library has added several numbers of fiction to its list the past week. Mr, and Mrs. Fred McFadden named their daughter, Kathleen Marie.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Renter and family were Saturday evening visitors in Henry Uhgerer home neflf Hawkeye. The latter is suffering from a broken leg. Mrs.

Ella Snyder and children and Walter Warnke spent Wednesday evening in the parental Ezra Rowland home near Clermont, Mr. and Mrs. A. Cunliffe and Mrs. Frank Wilder of Strawberry Point visited in the M.

R. Clark home Sunday. Harry Kohls and Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Cummings, the lat- ter from near Maynatd wetfl Sunday dinner guesta in the P. S.

Clow Mrs. Cumm ings remained for several days visit. G. W. Carpenter family were Sunday visitors in the Albert Bietmati home in Oelwein.

Mr. and Mrs. Orville Bunting of Aurora visited Sunday in ths C. Arthur home. More than 9,600,000 person! visited Michigan state parks tnlg season.

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