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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1933
Page
6
Leader's Large Correspondent Staff compiles brief items on local happenings. Community members, events, small milestones, and daily life notes across neighborhoods are highlighted in concise summaries.
The Alcock cemetery association trustees set a Saturday April 15 meeting in the bank building to hire a caretaker for the summer. St Johns Lutheran Williamstown church received catechumens and welcomed new members including Leonard Buhrow Louis Buhrow Loren Fenneman Lloyd Fenneman Clarence Lamka Norma Lantow Robert Lantow Jeanette Lehmann Erwin Qualley and Elston Rewoldt. Rev. Fred Darnaurer is pastor.
President Roosevelt introduces the term conservator under the new banking law. A conservator is defined as a protector or preserver and will be named to guard bank deposits and public interests in banks where needed. Pronunciation is kon ser va tor with emphasis on the first syllable.
The Sumner Gazette reports vigorous salary cuts for Sumner public school teachers with a projected saving of about 3500 over last year. Superintendent T J Durant begins his thirty fifth year with the district after a 40 percent cut since 1930 31. Grade teachers face 20 percent or more reductions and high school staff about 25 percent. Coach W L Hetzel and principal Hollis Hunt among those reelected.
Harry Winky of Shell Rock begins duties as a truck operator for Standard Oil Co. and will relocate to Denver with his wife. The Heminghaus residence welcomes Theodore Drape and family, followed by Walter Lamprecht and wife moving into the vacated Drape home. LaVern Wittenberg turns six with a party of about 20 friends after school. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bruns Jr. is christened Marline Edith at St. John's Lutheran with sponsors Mrs. John Seegers, Mrs. Herman Bruns Jr., and Mrs. Theodore Wittenberg. H O Steege has been quite ill. Confirmands at St. Paul’s Evangelical include Evelyn Konearske, Maxine Jahnke, Lorene Moeller, Florence Moeller, Bernita Mohling, Norma Bloeser, Lawrence Walther, Elmer Buss, Lloyd Bloeser, and Roland Heidemann. A Good Friday German language service at 10 am precedes Holy Communion preparations in German. Easter Sunday services will be in German and English with Holy Communion and an English preparatory service linked to the Easter morning observance. A special Easter offering will be received.
Two Freedmen, Doctor Magnan of the College of France and Dr. Sainte Lague of the Conservatory of Crafts and Trades, claim a new theory that humans will someday fly on wings of their own making and powered by their own effort. Pathfinder notes the bold prediction.
A brief essay argues three scientific reasons plus taste smell and appearance to praise canned pineapple. It then provides two recipe ideas Pineapple Pie with Tapioca and Tropical Fruit Dessert detailing ingredients quantities and steps for serving eight and one large pie.
Week ending April 8 1933 transfers include Pearl Harding to Jason W Noon for $1 and 5 acres in section 13 93 11. Hugh Chestnut to M M Shipton for $1 in section 17 91 14. Sarah A Arns to C F Coates for $1 in section 25 91 14. numerous other quitclaim style deeds listing grantees parcels in sections 17 91 13 27 92 14 27 93 13 and Sumner Waverly additions. totals include transfers for Frank Noel J H Schwake Maria Englebrecht and others. Further entries note estate moves in Harmon LeValleye additions and Michener additions to Sumner and Waverly areas.
Judge Kepler reopened court for continuance. Jurors selected to try Ida Schwarze v. Schwarze estate for care from 1918 to 1930 totaling 4576 dollars. State of Iowa v. Chris Hirsch for illegal possession and transportation of liquor set for trial Thursday. John Simmons estate sale report approved. Equitable Life Assurance Society v. J. E. Barkknecht decreed. Read the Business Bringers.
A story on pot luck dinners recounts a country club group adopting a weekly pot luck format in winter. Each couple brings a course, with the hostess supplying the main, and guests delivering soups, desserts, and drinks. Recipes for Paradise Cocktail, Onion Soup, Veal Medallions, and Charlotte Russe Orleans are provided.
A fragment mentions salad dressed cucumber radish and green pepper rings transported, with the phrase cool as a cucumber appearing as a descriptor of the produce.
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