Spring Fountain News Aggregates Local Socials and Funeral
Mr and Mrs Fred Meyer and Mr and Mrs Albert Volker attended the funeral of Mrs Ed Lang at Tripoli Sunday afternoon. Numerous local families visited relatives, attended the Kirchman Sojka wedding at Spring Fountain church, and other residents hosted or visited kin across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Meyer
Albert Volker
Ed Lang
Tripoli
Local Socials and Visits Around Waverly and Tripoli
Mrs Dettmering and daughter Coretta helped at her daughter's home. Lohmanns and neighbors tended cattle and moved back to a shack. Waverly visitors included Heine Jr and Kuken. Attendees marked the silver wedding anniversary at Siegel. Lang funeral in Tripoli featured Waterloo death, others visited Cedar Rapids and Elma. A shower for Leslie Lohmann occurred at the Lohmann home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Dettmering
Coretta
Erhart Lohman
Wm. Lohmann
Henry Meier
Art Bunger
R. C. Michael
Clarence Beisner
Gottlieb Wolf
Fred Lohmann
Clarence Wilson
Wallace
Lavern
Henry Heine, Jr
Elmer Kuker
Adela
Wm. Schneer
Siegel
Carl Schlichting
Mrs. Meyerhoff
Waverly
Ernest Redies
Henry Bahlmann
Frederika
Ed Lang
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Tripoli
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
F. F. Redies
Rudolph Boeckman
Mabel
Isabelle
Clarence
Elma
August Fredricks
Leslie Lohmann
August Kuker
Parochial School Opens After Vacation in Artesian
Community notes list a two week vacation ending Monday for a parochial school. Relatives and friends attended E H Homan's birthday observance. Local residents joined services at Lutheran church in Klinger and birthdays and anniversaries were celebrated across Readlyn area. Families visited and attended parties at various homes including Schellhorn Tripoli silver wedding and Heideman birthday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Homan
Mr. Homan
Klinger
Henry Pries
August
Walter Zander
August Schellhorn
Tripoli
Ewald Thieman
C. A
Old Tripoli social notes mention many visitors
Mrs Virgil Trimble and friend of Waterloo called on Geo H Heideman. Several Tripoli residents hosted and visited across a week including Bergman Diehl Diehlmanns and Schumachers. Notable names: Mary Carstensen Howard Heideman Andrew Carstensen Siegfrid Struck Lucinda Struck Adell Koch. Dining and farm tasks shared. multiple calls at Geo H Heideman farm and Will Bergman home.
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Virgil Trimble
Waterloo
Geo. H. Heideman
Ben Diehl
Oelwein
Will Bergman
George Drewis
Henry Heideman
Joe Volker
Sumner
Will Schumacher
Herman Plagens
Victor Gaede
Wm, Schneer
Howard
Tripoli
Mary Carstensen
Heideman
Will Schultz
William
Gust Plagens
August Kummelehne
Andrew Carstensen
Ed Jahnke
Fred Luebs
Ernest Schumacher
John Barbknecht
F. C. Schwein
John Moeller
Harry Heine
Near Bremer
Alberta
Esther Bergman
Wm. Bergman
Arthur Hennings
Siegfried
Mattie Drewis
George
Lucinda
Mildred Bergman
Adell Koch
Walter Fergeman
Wm. Schumacher
Charles
Isabelle Tegtmeier
Ewald Struck
Herman Moe
Birthday greetings mark Sunday visits in Waterloo area
Mr and Mrs Walter Schultz visited at Herman Wolf’s Waterloo home Sunday to celebrate Herman Wolf’s birthday. Guests from distance included Mr and Mrs Will Meyne and Mr and Mrs Richard Drier and twin daughters of Greene, plus Mrs Henry Luhring of Tripoli and Mr and Mrs Henry Oehlschlager near Tripoli. Plans were announced for the Warren Evangelical church mother and daughter banquet with Waverly Evangelical church in the church basement Friday evening May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schultz
Walter Schultz
Herman Wolf
Waterloo
Mr. Wolf
C. H. Leitha
Mary
Ed Sewell
Near Shell Rock
Herman Meyne, Jr
Herman
Will Meyne
Richard Drier
Greene
Henry Luhring
Tripoli
Henry Oehlschlager
Warren Evangelical Church
Waverly Evangelical Church
Sunday Visitors and Birthday Surprise in Buck Creek
Sunday activities in Buck Creek include Reverend and Mrs Kleinan visiting Mrs George Meier, John Driscoll guests near Oran, and a surprise birthday for Louie Pries. Families shared church christenings, business calls in Waterloo and Sumner, and social hours with games and visiting. several memorials and calls in Oelwein and Sumner noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleinan
George Meier
John Driscoll
Oran
Carl Moehlis
Louie Pries
Henry Haar
Ernest F. Nuss
Ernest Nuss
Robert Judisch
Ernest Judisch
Henry Scheddler
Henry Zell
Henry Bohle
Erwin Schwake
Hilda Reick
Arnold
Henry Meier
LaVonne May
Henry Eick
John H. Sell
Hilda Reich
Son Lorenz
Waterloo
August Westendorf
John Wolf
John Seehase
Henry Schwake
Sumner
Adolph Nelson
Fred Kuker
George Griner
Hilda Reich and Sons
John Sell
John Knoploh
Ernest Knoploh
Oelwein
St Pauls Ladies Aid empty heading and visitors
READLYN St Pauls Ladies Aid meets in church parlors Thursday April 27 at 2 pm. Mrs Thran hosts as Mr and Mrs Schumacher with guests Pepmueller couple travel to New Haven and Washington Mo to visit relatives for a week. Event notes include Huedepohl visiting, birth of a baby girl to Ray and wife April 24, and social visits within Westgate area. The city of happiness is in the state of mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s
St. Paul's
Ray Thurm
John Thurm
Neighborhood Social Roundup At Crane Creek
Mr and Mrs R A Michael and daughters Ranetta attended a Sunday afternoon at the Fred Stoffie home near Waverly Junction. Clarence Bejan visited the Christ Milius home. Ed Erdman at home while Clarence Beisner’s farm hosted several days. Folks joined a shower for My and Mrs Leslie Lohmann at Wil Lohmann’s home. Fred Matthiesen called on Chris Everding. Paul Milins, son of Christ Milins, helped at the Beisner home. Clarence and Arence Beisney visited Waverly on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Michael
Ranetta
Fred Stoffie
Waverly Junction
Clarence Bejan
Christ Milius
Ed Erdman
Iping
Clarence Beisner
Wil Lohmann
Leslie Lohmann
Fred Matthiesen
Chris Everding
Christ Milins
Paul
Beisner
Clarence
Thur
Arence Beisney Siday
Hairpin Boom Behind 1932 Output Totaling 1.2 Million
In 1932 Milady America carefully avoided scattering hairpins on floors, a misstep that would have hurt manufacturers more if not for her caution. Hairpin production for the year reached 1.2 million pounds, masking potential declines.
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Milady America
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