Obituary of Mrs. Bartz of Hanover and area figures
Obituary for Henriette Louise Frederike Bartz nee Grieneke born July 13 1858 in Wassow Rummelberg Hanover Germany died July 11 1936 at 78. Emigrated to America May 20 1891 settling in Cherokee county Iowa. Survived by three daughters twelve grandchildren six great grandchildren and a large church community. Funeral services conducted by Rev O Bahr and Pastor Arthur Otto with interment at St John Lutheran cemetery Hanover.
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Bartz
Henriette Louise Frederike Bartz
Grieneke
Wassow Rummelberg
Hanover
Germany
Frederich Grienke
Caroline Grienke
Huckhart
Carl Bartz
Ida Sievert
Otto
Margarethe
John Strom
Wm. Peters
Fred Holfmeier
Cherokee County
O. Bahr
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Arthur Otto of
Galva
St. John’s Lutheran Cemetery
East Afton and Elk Notes from Mrs Booth Social Round
Mrs. George Booth hosted the A FE Club while visitors from Chicago Aurelia and Alta joined multiple calls and gatherings across East Afton and Elk. Families including the Snapps Hines Grienkes and Deyloff share greetings, birthdays, and shopping trips amid a busy weekend of visits and celebratory get togethers in Aurelia Alta and Cherokee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Booth
A. FE. Club
Ernest Baer
Chicago
Thad Lockhart
Aurelia
John Wring
Robert Snapp
Wilber
Ray Hines
M. Hines
John Coulson
W. M. Booth
Hazel Green
Marcus
No Bird Has Real Teeth In Modern Birds Serrated Beaks Noted
The gossander is described as having sharp serratures on both upper and lower beaks, the closest thing to teeth in living birds. Fossilized remains of extinct North American birds show well developed teeth.
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North America
Northwestern U Develops New Ballistics Instruments
Northwestern University researchers Charles M. Wilson and team announce two new devices in the Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology. A variable stage micrometer measures bullet land and groove widths to five ten thousandths of an inch, and an inclinometer determines rifling twist by observing rotation under a microscope, simplifying angle calculations and reducing measurement errors in ballistics analysis.
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Evanston
Fred Sutets
Northwestern University
Charles M. Wilson
Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology
Thunderbuster scam in horse race ends in reveal
Pop Travers schemes to swap Thunderbuster with Ranger by masking a white forehead spot with paint. Meade exposes the ruse at the Coftenwroth handicap when Thunderbuster is declared the real horse and wins, revealing the painted deception and Pop’s loss.
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Pop Travers
Mose
Pop
Meade
Squint Meade
Thunderbuster
Ranger
Po3
Miller
Caliente
Dreft
Carbarn
Carbara
Northwestern poet Wiggam earns praise with first book Landscape With Figures
A twenty year old Northwestern University sophomore Evanston Illinois earned critics praise for his first poetry collection Landscape With Figures. He supported himself by paper hanging waiter and janitor jobs and later drove trucks farmed and modeled to fund his writing. He returned to Northwestern this year financed by a scholarship in the school of speech under Lew Sarett and entertains classes with his verses.
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Evanston
Ill
Northwestern University
Lionel Wiggam
Tndianapolis
Wiggam
Northwestern
School of Speech
Lew Sarett
Kerosene on Rails Saves Deer in Missoula
Railroad workers in Missoula guided by forestry officials sprayed kerosene on switches and rails to deter deer from licking salt and reduce deer deaths. Heavy snows had buried salt supplies, attracting deer to rail lines and trains. Rangers advised kerosene to spoil the salt taste and keep game away from tracks.
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Missoula
Mont
Council Grants Beer and Cigarette Permits in Aurelia
Special meeting notes granting Bryce Thiel W. J. Stutz F. E. Pratt and Wm. Ruebsam & Son class B beer or cigarette permits with bonds and fees. Clerk instructed to remove hazardous dilapidated frame buildings in the business district. City adjourned.
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Aurelia
Iowa
Port
Daniels
Grashoff
Mummert
Grienke
Jordan
Bryce Thiel
W. J. Stutz
Council
F. E. Pratt
Aurelia Council Chooses Union Construction Low Bid for Paving
In Aurelia Iowa the council met July 7 1986 with Mayor Port presiding. Grashoff Lenehit Mummert Jordan and Daniels attended as bids opened for reinforced concrete paving. The Union Construction Company Des Moines offered $2.72 per square yard plus other charges and was deemed the low bid. The council voted to return all other bids and retain the Union bid pending further action before adjourning to July 14 1936.
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W. G. Port
H. H. Deyloff
Aurelia
Iowa
Port
Grashoff
Lenehit Mummert
Jordan
Daniels
Union Construction Company of
Des Moines
Union Penatrdc Hon. Company
Aurelia Paving
Union Construction Company
Council of
Fog and Steam Create Daily Life in Laradelia Italy
Residents of Laradelia Italy adapt to fog and steam from the sole geyser area used by industry. Children play around smaller craters while the landscape remains an unavoidable feature of local life.
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Laradelia
Italy
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Irene Zwemke
Charles Zwemke
Sioux City
August Fett
Swallum Hospital
Storm Lake
Frase
Nebraska
Walter Huseman
Fred Wogahn
Fred Hustedt
John D. Otto
Young Peoples Society
Emil Radke
Lutheran
Health Department
Portland Cement Association
Hubbell
Renaire
East Afton & Elk
Wm. Booth
Frank F
Faber, Mer
Council Proceedings
Joran
A. Y. McDonald Mfg. Co
Rassmussen Bros
Loren Johnson
Selden McCluskey
Johnson
W. H. Bischel
John Mummert
John Grashoff
Herbert Grienke
F. W. Jordan
L. H. Daniels
Robi. Johnson
Marvin E. Peterson
L. Stutz
Frank Oakes
C. E. Steward
Will Groff
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Bert Nielsen
Geo. A. Hansen
John H. Coker
Leighton Supply Co
Iowa Public Service Co
A. A
Town Public Service Co
E. C. Lighter
G. F. Scott
E.W. Hill
George Russell
First Trust & Savings Bank
R. W. Gearhart
Verna Schepp
Adierika
Franke, Pratt
Dr. Winfred Moulton
Aurelia, Iowa
A. H. Eddy
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance Association of
Geo. E. Blanch
A. H. Lockin
H. H. Lockin
W. F. Hickey
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