Interesting News Items of What Folks All Around Us Are Doing
A compact roundup from Leader's Correspondent Staff highlights daily activities around town. Local residents, events, and small happenings are noted with brief, lively summaries.
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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1933
Page
8
A compact roundup from Leader's Correspondent Staff highlights daily activities around town. Local residents, events, and small happenings are noted with brief, lively summaries.
Relatives and friends gathered at the Walter Schultz home Friday for Mr Schultz birthday. Mr and Mrs William Krueger of Tripoli visited Easter Sunday at the William Beisner home. Irene Brautigan employed at the Fred Beisner home near Oran spent Friday to Sunday with the A H Moeller home. Clarence Detering Leona Moeller spent Friday evening at the E H Schroeder home in Denver. Professor E A Moeller attended a teachers conference at Klinger this week. Locals visited Paul Schaefer home Sunday for Schaefer celebration. Erwin Clausing family visited Albert Thieman home Sunday. William Beisner callers at F F Moeller home Monday afternoon.
Various residents visited relatives and hosted birthday celebrations over the weekend in Warren Towns. Families from Waverly, Tripoli, East Lafayette, Artesian, Waterloo and Bremer attended gatherings at the Hennings, Schultz, Wente, Pries, Gabe, Flege, and Hennings homes with neighbors and friends joining in.
Bremer Mrs F A Bortz and Mrs Law rence Heine were Waterloo callers Thursday. R F Thiemann went to Postville Friday on business. Mr and Mrs C H Leitha and Mary were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Orpha Ressler near Waverly. Mrs R F Thiemann and her daughter visited near West Union Friday. Miss Gladys Pape spent weekend in the Thiemann home. Mr and Mrs John Koenig and Mrs Arthur Chandler of Waverly visited Roy Menzel. Mrs H G Turner spent weekend with daughter Virginia in Garfield hospital Chicago.
Colorado student Ivan Taylor aged 16 has developed a device that kills cockroaches and grasshoppers from four to eight feet away, showcasing unexpected tech ingenuity from a high school pupil.
Mr and Mrs Dalton Meyer hosted a birthday gathering with neighbors and friends on Wednesday evening. Harold Barcus won high and Mrs Theo Stahlhut low in five hundred. a lunch followed. The item lists numerous local families visiting, Easter travel, and church activities including a confirmands class photo at Sumner.
Buck Creek and nearby residents visit relatives in Sumner Readlyn and Independence. Guests include Mr and Mrs John Knoploh and family, Ed Wesker, Louie Moehlis, Henry Meier sr and family, Wm Schnadt, Otto Buhr, Mrs Ernest Nuss Jr celebration, Aug A Buhr birthday, Henry Schellhorn family, Fred Koch and family, and Henry Knoploh visiting from Dubuque. A Summerfield birthday surprise brings Denver connections.
Potters Siding residents share visits and weekend gatherings at Kirchhoff Lohmann and related homes. Neighbors frequent Readlyn Tripoli Bettendorf and Readlyn events. Farm activity noted as oats feeding continues amid community shuttles and church or funeral attendance.
A series of visits and social calls across Waterloo and nearby towns last week includes Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Legge and children from Waterloo at the W. H. Grebien home, and numerous callers at Rev. C. G. Gerlach and Readlyn homes. Easter visits feature Miss Leona Buenger returning home from Arlington and Miss Buenger’s school contract for the next year. Relatives of Carl Mersbach were told he is very ill at home, with ties to Minnesota.
Mrs M Milich finally meets her Dalmatian husband in Auckland after a proxy wedding in Podgora. The couple, betrothed at eight, married when he sailed to New Zealand, proxy ceremony valid in Dalmatia, with customs issues resolved aboard the liner. If desired, a church ceremony can follow.
Henry T. Schell, formerly of Waverly and now a Quinby teacher, announces his candidacy for county superintendent in the May 9 election. A 1927 Iowa State Teachers College graduate with a master’s from Iowa State College, he highlights Iowa school work, administrative experience, and a thesis on comparative school costs.
Morning worship at 10 30 led by E Forrest Byers with the sermon The Struggle and Its Reward Children’s story by Mrs Byers Special music Sabbath school at 9 30 with classes for all ages Bible class growing weekly F and CH at 6 am led by Mrs Byers Choir rehearsal Thursday at 8 pm Members and friends invited to attend Everyone welcome and encouraged to make the church a home while in town All English services and a welcome to strangers.
The St John s Lutheran Church invites members to Sunday school at 9 00 a m and a divine service with Holy Communion at 10 00 a m in English an Easter service. Announcement requests for Lord s Supper on Friday and Saturday. Junior choir practice Thursday 6 45 p m Lutheran girls 7 20 p m senior choir Friday 7 00 p m Ladies Aid Thursday at Mrs Gay E Shipp s home.
Readlyn special announces a three act home talent play presented over two nights Friday April 21 and Sunday April 23. The cast includes Aaron Slick Stanley Gehrke Wilbur Merriden John Meier Jr John Green Clarence Pries Mrs Rosy Berry Fern Swenson Gladys May Merridew Esther Schumacher Daphine Busch Little Sis Riggs Pearl Swenson with minstrel dialogue by Clarence Schumacher and Arnold Spier songs by Esther Schumacher and Daphine Busch and piano accordion by Caroline Buhr.
Notice to all property owners that back yards alleys and debris must be cleaned up by May 1. After that date the street commissioner will do the work and penalties will be charged to adjoining property owners. By order of C L McCumber Mayor.
Under Pastor Theo A Thomas the St Peters Ev Church shifts to earlier Sunday services with Sunday school at nine English preaching at ten and Holy Communion. Choir rehearsals are set for Tuesday and Thursday at eight. a special communicant meeting is scheduled for Friday April twenty eighth at eight in the church auditorium. Lena Rommel dies after long illness following stay with brother Fred Rommel.
An organization plans a baseball meeting at Town Hall Thursday at 8 PM to organize a club in Tripo and lay plans for the coming season. The Cedar Valley league will open its season on May 7.
The Royal Neighbors will host a benefit bridge party Thursday evening at their hall. Admission is 25 cents. Proceeds support the organization’s charitable work.
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