Senior class to present Climbing Roses this Thursday
Thirteen members of the senior class will perform Climbing Roses in the high school auditorium this Thursday evening, directed by Miss Harriett Peel. Also noted is The Garden of Joseph cantata presented Sunday at Evangelical church, with a 7:46 start. Easter visits, arrivals, and local social events fill the week as residents host relatives from Cedar Rapids to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Peel
Evangelical Church
Paul Gardner
New Hampton
W. C. Tibbitts
Betty Shatava
Webster City
R. H
Fred Ambrose
Fred Poehler
al Erkel
C. L. Huebl
LeCenter
Minn
Charles Bell
L. P. Engelke
Bill Hable
Algona
Violet Ambrose
Tripoli
Evan Burke
State University of Iowa
Iowa City
Grace Burke
A. P. West
Cedar Rapids
Frank West
P. M. Sorg
H. S. Shales
E. A. Mabon
Cozy Pork Chop Casserole Dinner Recipe Card
A budget friendly dinner plan features pork chops baked over vegetables in a buttered casserole with peas carrots lima beans and potatoes. The dish is finished with a rich brown liquor from the pan and a hot bake. Ambrosia dessert layers orange coconut and sugar chilled with water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budget Book
Fragmented social notes from Warren Towns area
A sequence of social visits and family gatherings recaps events across Warren Towns last week. Residents like Miss Margaret Wedemeier, Miss Viola Kuker, Mrs Sophie Dettmering, Mr and Mrs Henry Hennings, and many others are noted hosting or visiting relatives and friends around Dubuque Winona and nearby towns with Easter gatherings and birthday celebrations.
Cure for Extravagance Budget Quip
A quote from Christian Register jokes about budgeting habits. It notes that balancing the budget each evening leaves no time or money to go anywhere, illustrating thrift turning into self-imposed restraint. The brief item captures a light, period-appropriate quip on savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Register
Banks Still Repaid 64 Percent of RFC Loans
A March 6 RFC report shows banks and trust companies repaid $20.26 million of $31.53 million drawn from RFC loans for railroads farms and home loan agencies since February 1932. Nonbank borrowers repaid $377.83 million of $3.27 billion, with building loan associations and insurers posting notable but smaller ratios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Insurance Companies
Banks
Bank loans and business recovery review by Fed official
A Federal Reserve Bank official reviewed the bank’s experience with emergency loans during 1932 33 noting 1 286 applicants at New York Fed. Only 20 percent qualified for detailed study and $806 000 was actually loaned. The piece argues commercial banks are providing credit to eligible borrowers while loan volume lags business activity as seen in England’s recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
New York Federal Reserve Bank
American Bankers Association Journal
New York Times
England
County Key Bankers Promote Agricultural Improvement
County key bankers totaling 2,500 are described by the Agricultural Commission of the American Bankers Association as a powerful force for agricultural progress. They provide organized help to progressive bankers and emphasize banker-farmer tours to connect bankers, farmers, and business leaders with practical agricultural methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Commission of the
American Bankers Association
D. H. Otis
Road to Better Earth on Vocation Selection
An essay argues many people fail in the right vocation and urges choosing work by interest and aptitude. It cites parental career influence, the rarity of matching fame to fathers, and the need for personal fit. It notes General Electric tests to match applicants to suitable jobs and contrasts test success with poor fits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General
Electrc Company
Stage Star Invents New Pep Drink
Peggy Conklin, star of Pursuit of Happiness and Broadway success, announces a tomato beer cocktail as her new pep drink. She says mixing equal parts tomato juice and bottled beer makes a delicious beverage to banish fatigue after demanding theatre work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss Peggy Conklin
Pursuit
Waste of Energy Teacher- Johnny Grammar Clash
A terse classroom exchange features a teacher scolding Johnny for poor handwriting and spelling. Johnny retorts that if he improved, the teacher would be at fault for his writing. The dialogue captures a tense moment over writing skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Watch for new serial story in Leader weeks away
The Leader will publish a new serialized story starting in coming weeks, inviting readers to follow its unfolding chapters. It promises engaging plot and ongoing installments designed to captivate the paper’s audience.
Rev H Kumpf visitation and family health news
Siegel Rev H Kumpf of Luana Iowa and family visited last week at his father in law C G Schwemms home. His father Rev H Kumpf sr is very ill at his son in law Rev H Niemanns home near Cottage Grove Wisconsin. His mother remains confined to bed after months of illness. Vern Kimbal now works at Dennis Mumeltheis home. Ed Eberling visited relatives and returned to Elmhurst Illinois. Henry Kuecker Jr returned from Melrose Park Illinois. Gustave Schwemm family dined with Gustave Brase family Chickasaw county. W H Grebien and daughters Margaret and Geneva visited Henry Kuecker Sr. Bernice Pries returned from Waterloo for Easter. Jack Wachtel Cedar Rapids spent Easter with Chas Schwemm parents. Conrad Meyer visited Art Stumme home for birthday celebration. Carl Miller sprained left ankle on farm Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nied
Howard Schug
Coe College
Triple Four
E. A. Wismer
George Nolte
Dysart
George Bell
California
June Mills
J. W. Gault
Winnipeg
Canada
Minneapolis
Frederick Hagerty
L. R. Young and Sons
James and
Wayne
Silver Lake
Minn
J. F. Kroblin
H.S. Shales
Will Stephens
Oelwein
Thos. DeLahery
L. M. Smith
Stanley
Sally
Onslow
Eileen
Clarksville
J. C. Sell
Robert Cady
Oak Park
George Cady
Bonnie Pease
Chicago
Alma Pease
Mark West
Waterloo
G. J. Sexton
F. J. Wilhalm
Clinton
A. W. Swenson
Twin Tables Bridge Club
Norma Hoth
Clarence Kretzschmar
Iowa Falls
Minnie Kretzschmar
A. W. Pagel
John Dirksen
Dean
C. E. Dirksen
Charles Hack
Jefferson, Wis
George Hack
Fort Atkinson
Wis
Chris Hac
Madison
Will Hack
Ervin
Ogilvie
John
Minnie Hack
Lakeville
W. F. Hoth
Forest City
Wm. Hoth
Herman Sabine
Bridgette Club
E. W. Heyer
R. M. Lease
Willard Schwerin
Beth
Henry Dawson
Birthday Club
John Koeberle
Alice Garland
Inwood
H. J. Garland
Earl Jacob
Mason City
Morris Jacob
P. A. Warrior
Cedar Falls
M. H. Peake
Marshalltown
F. A. Thompson
Frank Shaffer
Elma
E. F. Piies
L. D. Plumley
Whittemore
D. W. Ault
E. E. Topp
Independence
Lenora Jurgens
Harold Traeger
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
Jim Lowe
Sumner
Pasadena
Calif
Julia McCormick
Frank
Will McCormick
H. Kumpf
Luana
Iowa
C. G. Schwemm
Rev. H. Kumpf
Siegel Lutheran Church
H. Niemann
Cottage Grove
Wisconsin
Vern Kimbal
Dennis Mumelthei
Ed Eberling
Elmhurst
Ill
Henry Kuecker, Jr
Melrose Park
Ilinois
Gustave Schwemm
Gustave Brase
Chickasaw County
W. H. Grebien
Margaret
Geneva
Henry Kuecker
Bernice Pries
H. Pries
Jack Wachtel
Cedar Rapids
Chas. Schwemm
Conrad Meyer
Art Stumme
Mrs. Stumme
Carl Miller
Guaranteed Stomach Relief Adla Tablets Ad by H. H. Sorg
Dr Emil ad claims Adla Tablets cure stomach pains from acidity indigestion and heartburn between meals. Offers money back refund if not satisfied and lists H. H. Sorg as the druggist authority for the guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil
H. H. Sorg
Looking Backward in the Leaders Files
Roy Fulcher died in an accidental shooting. The Literary Society’s final Berg’s Opera House program featured Miss Allbee, Miss Meier, Miss Kleinan, Mrs. Mueller, Prof. Christensen, Miss Ruth Smith, and readings. Geo Brewer spoke as vice president. A play The Black Heifer followed with participants including Dr. Redeman, L. W. Stagner, Floyd Boswick, Clem Bennett, Merrill Bennett, S. A. Maurer, Charles Franklin, L. W. Fettkether, Lois Mueller, Flora Farrow, Joye Frye. Wm. Pinchelman lost a hand in a dynamite explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Fulcher
Literary Society
Berg
Opera House
Miss Allbee
Reading
Meier
Kleinan
C. E. Mueller
Prof. Christensen
Ruth Smith
Geo. Brewer
D. P. Redeman
L. W. Stagner
Floyd Boswick
Clem Bennett
Merrill Bennett
S. A. Maurer
Chas. Franklin
L. W. Fettkether
Lois Mueller
Flora Farrow
Joye Frye
Wm. Pinchelman
Local Deaths And City Officials Named In Briefs
Clarence Meswarth died from injuries after an accidental shotgun discharge. Herman Schwein elected mayor with H J Bunger as assessor H H Nevermann treasurer and H C Buhr W F Krueger Wm Ambrose F C Bang and Carl A Tegtmeier as councilmen. Mrs Ruth Husband, visiting her parents L J and Mrs Smith, heads to Chicago for schooling. Mrs Ed Henning and Miss Ellen McIntyre hosted guests for Wm Henning at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Meswarth
Herman Schwein
H. J. Bunger
H. H. Nevermann
H. C. Buhr
W. F. Krueger
Wm. Ambrose
F. C. Bang
Carl A. Tegtmeier
Ruth Husband
L. J. Smith
Chicago
Ed Henning
Ellen McIntyre
Wm. Henning
Blizzard hit northern Iowa five years ago on Easter
A blizzard five years past devastated northern Iowa causing damage to telephone lines and high tension cables. Easter Sunday traffic was stopped as roads from Tripoli were nearly impassable. Local residents faced long closures and power outages while cleanup began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Tripoli
Gladys Koch
Emma Franklin
Waterloo
Herman Huegli
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ciminer
Ey Romebars
Rid.parker
Warren Towns
Margaret Wedemeier
Viola Kuker
Sophie Dettmering
Westgate
Henry Hennings
John Hagenow
Wm. Oestman
Emil Pries
Art Pries
Rudolph Kohagen
Carl Rose
Waverly
Emil Piies
Fred Bortz
Lawrence Heine
Postville
Rudd
Herman Bortz
Simon Arns
Bremer
Wm. Wente
Leader Office
Prisoners OF Law ON
Rotelsland
The
South Pacific Ocean
Elieve
Twat
Anderson
William J. Scholes
Peggy Conklin
Siegel
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