Interesting News Items of What Folks All Around Us Are Doing
A local roundup notes celebrations for a man’s birthday with family across the region, Gustav Kries moves with family to Marquis farm near Denver, a theft of canned goods from a home, Denver pharmacy planning a spring sale next week, Elmer Steege’s illness, Carl Meyer visiting from Waverly, Mrs Sophie Schoof and Mrs Albert Wendt visiting, Henry Judas and family visiting Sumner, Herman Kehe entertaining guests from Sumner and Denver, William Weisbrot and wife leaving their current rooms for space above a pool hall, and worsening road conditions hindering farmers reaching creameries and towns.
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Otto
California
Gustav Kries
Marquis Farm
Denver
Elmer Steege
W. C. Steege
Carl Meyer
Meyer Drug Store
Waverly
Sophie Schoof
Albert Wendt
John F. School
Henry C. Judas
Sumner
Herman Kehe
R. W. Meyer
Krueger
William Weisbrot
Milo Melton
Musel Pool
Schellhorn family health and local social notes
A brief regional society page records SIEGEL a yer Schellhorn undergoing an operation at New Hampton and moving to G Kirchhoff in Fredericksburg for care, with family members visiting. Rosa Rodemeyer and many neighbors attending gatherings, dinners, and birthday celebrations across Tripoli Denver Waverly and surrounding areas. farmers urged to gravel a road near the Siegel creamery. multiple birthday and wedding anniversaries noted among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schellhorn
Fred Schellhorn
New Hampton
G. Kirchhoff
Fredericksburg
Jjea Rosa Rodemeyer
Herman Meyne
Bremer
Wm. Lampe
Conrad Meyer
Fred Malzahn
Polt
Will Bull
Will Buls
W. A. Biermann
Herman Miller
H. Rawm
Hans.Jr
Henry Drape
W. H. Grebien
Henry Bahlmann
W. Hildebrandt
W. Eichmann
Readlyn Viola Peters birthday party among friends
Readlyn Viola Peters entertained 16 girl friends Monday for her birthday with Bun co games and high score by Viola Deterding and low by Elda Matthias. A lunch was served by her mother Mrs. Herman Peters. Several local residents visited relatives in Waterloo and nearby towns. Mr. Joe Anderson suffered a serious sawing accident that morning and was treated by a physician. Grandmother Matthias and others experienced illnesses and rest at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Peters
Hoonor
Viola Deterding
Elda Matthias
Herman Peters
E. C. Stumme
Waterloo
Geo. Paul
Joe Anderson
Rma Holdiman
Dunkerton
Osnes
Glen Joder
Readlyn
Henry Hesse
Mma
Margaret Boldt
Ed Hesse
Klinger
Hesse
Thran
Gust Noock
Westgate
Becker
Osage
Fred Tresemar
D. Weis
Old Tripoli Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Auction
Denver resident George Jahnke called at the Will Jahnke home on Wednesday afternoon. Several Tripoli locals attended Mrs Beaky Piegers auction sale Saturday afternoon. The Heideman and Schumacher families hosted and visited neighbors from Bremer Waterloo and surrounding areas over the weekend.
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George Jahnke
Denver
Will Jahnke
Herbert Jahnke
Henry Heideman
Will Schumacher
Geo
Hr. Heideman
Son Howard
George Drewis
C. B. Kelsey
K. A. Chapin
Tripoli
Beaky Piegers
Harry Heine
Near Bremer
George Heideman
Dorothy
Heideman
Wm. Schumacher
Henry Erickson
Waterloo
Community Notices From Beaver Dam Wisconsin and Nearby
Otto Miller visits sister in Beaver Dam for a week while a Rexall sale runs Thursday to Saturday. Herman Henning funeral draws large crowd. Disturbances arise from a misread last week about weekly closings. Leonard refrigeration reps attend recent service. Stumme celebrates 30th anniversary at home. Various club activities and visitors report in, with birthdays and family events noted.
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Otto Miller
Minnie Miller
Beaver Dam
Wisconsin
Denver
Herman Henning
A. H. Matthias
Leonard
Albert
Leonard Guenther
John W. Stumme
H. W. Coon
Manchester
Ladies of the Faithful Worker’s Club
Irma Bradley
Hopkins
Marie Roland
Elsie Heiken
Dike
Herman Kehe
George Jahnke
Henry Becker
Ernest Kehe
John Heideman
Albert Nehlsen
Oelwe
Ernest Wille
Ladies’ Aid
Luther League
Mrs. Hall
Florence Bentroth
Waterloo
Martha Hall
Lawrence Stumme
Dubuque
J. W. Stumme
Tripoli Social News Recaps Local Visits and Shoppers
Records show Dick Kirchhoff saved logs Friday afternoon at the Harmening home. Mrs Ernest Struck and son Alfred visited her daughter east of Tripoli. Mrs Art Helms called on Henry Meier near Crane Creek. Stanley Pichelmann shopped in Tripoli Thursday. Waterloo visitor Mr Hickle called on the Louie Schwartz home. Harold Kuethe and family visited the Meier home Sunday. Several Tripoli shoppers stopped Saturday including Louie Platte Ernest Quade the Bangs Henry Schroeder and others. Nadean Fredericks is sick. Stanley Pichelman and son visited relatives Sunday afternoon. C C Schlichting and Henry Schlichting hosted Sunday evening gatherings. Paul Thurm and Henry Schroeder hosted Sunday evening visits.
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Dick Kirchhoff
Wm. Harmening
Ernest Struck
Alfred
Art Redies
Tripoli
Art Helms
Henry Meier
Crane Creek
Stanley Pichelmann
Hickle
Waterloo
Louie Schwartz
Harold Kuethe
Louie Platte
Ernest Quade
Wm. Bang
Henry Schroeder
Stanley Pichelman
Fred Lahmann
Herman Lahman
Louie Kelso
Nadean Fredericks
Stanley Pichelman and Son
C. C. Schlichting
Henry Schlichting
Paul Thurm
Racing man’s oil stock ends up left at the post
A racing man invested in oil stock. A friend later asked how it fared. He replied the investment was left at the post, implying it failed or stalled. The quip contrasts a husband’s vanity with a dry financial joke about a poor return.
Whitman Golden Twenty Ninth Anniversary in Waterloo
Frederika April tenth marked the thirtieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs W H Whitman of Waterloo formerly Frederika residents. Their three married daughters and families joined at the parental home for a social dinner and surprise. Local attendees included H L Rourke family, Arthur Lau family, Louise Ohlendorf plans to move to Tripoli, Lars Jordan and Albert Rowe with Mrs Samuel McGowan and son Lester, Lucille McDonald from Cedar Falls, Effie Rourke and John Rourke from near Bremer, Susie Rourke, R F Pries with G W Schwake party to funeral in Sumner, Robert Miller and Victor Alcock visiting Sumner, Clyde McConkey and P C Griffin from Le Roy township, Alta Watt from Hawkeye, and Ross Ager visiting Waterloo relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Whitman
Waterloo
Frederika
H. L. Rourke
Verda
Arthur Lau
Melva
Henry
Louise Ohlendorf
Tripoli
Robert Pries
Lars Jordan
Albert Rowe
Minneapolis
Samuel McGowan
Lester
Lucille McDonald
Cedar Falls
Effie Rourke
Bremer
John
Susie Rourke
R. F. Pries
G. W. Schwake
Sumner
Waverly
Edwin Morkal
How Well Do You Know Your Bible quiz piece
A page item offers Bible quiz questions and weeks answers, credits Rev. E I Byers, with a closing joke about a recruit and an officer. Includes prior week answers on salvation, baptism, prayer, and scripture references from Luke Acts Matthew Romans and John.
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Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Bridegroom Plays Bride In Peals Of Humor At Wedding
C H 8 Parsons son of Rev Dawson Parsons of St James Sheffield England played the bridal march on organ as his bride Miss Nellie Howarts entered his father s church at his own wedding He then joined her and marched to the altar in a playful ceremony noted by onlookers in the congregation.
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C. H
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Leader
Siegel
Edgars
Louis Maurer
Dr. Osnes
Maylon Dietrich
Phyllis
Stanley Dietrich
Fred Tresemer
Chris Stumme
Mrs. Stummer
Esther Poock
A. J. Schumacher
Will Miller
Mrs. Miller
Ernest Jaschen
Near Waverly
August Ellerman
John Pape
Moritz Jaschen
Old Tripoli
Arthur Huegli
Herman Lenning
Herman Walter
H. W. Steege
Arthur Moeller
Paul Mohling
Ernest Guenther
Boston Transcript
Ohio
Home Coal Co
West Mullan Waterloo, Iowa
del Monte
Colton Brand
Dromedary Grape
Michigan
Victory
Paris
Broom
Price
Garland & Son
Goodyear
Goodyear Pathfinder
H. H. Buhr Garage
Tripoli, Iowa
Gideon
E. I. Byers
Congregational Church
Kingsford Smith
New York
Halifax
Leonard Electric
Leonard Mechanical
Eter
Good Housekeeping
Netitere
Matthias Furniture
Conver, Iowa
Leo
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