Anniversary Dinner Surprises Mrs. Mohlis and John Mohlis Jr
A dinner at the Mohlis home nine miles southwest of here surprised Mr. and Mrs. John Mohlis Jr on their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. About 30 families attended as Rev Hillardt gave a sermon and a silver gift was presented. Out-of-town guests included Charles Mohlis Mrs Cantrill and William Mohlis family of Waterloo Fred Everding of Readlyn and others. Funeral services for John Lamprecht’s mother were held at Rettig parlors in Tri- Burial followed at Grove Hill cemetery.
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John Mohlis
Here
Evelyn
Helen Mohlis
Waterloo
Margaret
Coretta Warnke
Walter Tietje
Alpha
Cantrill
William Mohilis
Fred Everding
Readlyn
Fred Theis
Iowa Falls
John Lamprecht
Henry Rosenow
Richard Steege
Fred Iossnow
Herman Racpow
Louise Rosenow
Vaal Benzow
Paul Rosenow
John Lamprechts
Rettig
Grove
Iil
A. I. Moment
Leo Moment
Lavonne
Hazelton
H. *. Wood
L. A. Schuknecht
Laverne
Minnesota
Theudden
H. G. Congremond
Oscar Bartels
St. Paul
Sumner
John Bar
Virginia Huffman
Elkhart
Indiana
O. A. Llewellyn
C. J. Mardorf
Alfred
Bernadine Meyer
Margaret Schulz
Winn Heyer
Waverly
Lucite
Iowa
Richard Wells
Pacific Grove
California
F. J. Wells
J. F. Lewis
James Snyder
New Hampton
P. F. Wilharm
Louis Evans
Suits Us Club
Fred Westendorf
Denver
H. F. Wood
H. F. Strumpell
Bridge Club
Willard Day
Clayton Cripps
Olin
C. C
M. Sorg
Dufederatee
F. K Brown
Emma Wehrmacher
Lyn
Bertha Heineman
John Wilbur
Austin
Roy Austin
Hawkeye
M. Wells
Williarm Wells
Randalia
Wilbur Vanderveer
Winterset
O. A
Dalton Hamilton
New York City
Francis Zbornick
Fredericksburg
G. A. Forsman
Alice Noonan
Dubuque
George Wilson
M. M. E. Club
Henry Dettmer
Ackley
Henry Johnson
Sam
Grundy Center
Arnold Krienke
Storm Lake
P. L. Hartsof
Oelwein
William Llewellyn
Neva Gleason
Elston Chapin
Myron Chapin
Fred Kueker
Chris Hielegman
Fred Bunger
Elmer
Everett Prestien
Harlan
Vernon
John Prestien
Herbert Hoppenworth
Herbert
Donald Kueker
W. D. Kueker
Keith Ferson
Fred Ferson
Ernest Piegers
Glenn
Albert Franklin
Ervin Harden
Richard
Edward
Ernest Baker
Henry Piegors
C. L. Piegors
Rudolph Piegors
Irma
William Liebau
Louise Intort
St. Ansgar
Edward Bunger
Albert Blanchard
Elam Hill
B. E. Barcus
George Griner
Smoketown
Fred Rucker
Maurice Woodcock
Delaphine Carstensen
Hadley
Oliver
Roberta Brewer
Hants
E. A. Kleiss
Nick Cook
Ledyce Knief
Droste
Elda Knief
Wm. Knief
Wm. Klemp
Leslie Koschmeder
Richard Leistikow
Matilda
Lydia Leistikow
Henry Leistikow
Maynard
Carl Leistikow
August Leistikow
Leistikow
Ed Klink
Martha Leistikow
H. J. Schumacher
J. H. Schumacher
Selma Knief
F. G. Torgler
Ernest Richman
John Richman
Klinger
Herman Thran
Strawberry Point
Chris Warning
Remodeling boosts Sumner pool hall with sidewalk service
The Tibbitts Bros pool hall in Sumner undergoes a sectional glass window installation and interior redecorating to add sidewalk service for foot traffic this summer. The overhaul enhances the building’s appearance as neighbors and local residents note renovations and upcoming changes.
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Tibbitts Bros. Pool Hall
Local Social Roundup From Fremont And Nearby
Fremont residents and guests gather across the area with numerous weekend visits and dinners. Neva Gleason, Elston Chapin, and numerous families share time at homes in Guttenberg, Plainfield, Waverly, and Smoketown, with birthday celebrations and Sunday dinners noted among many gatherings.
Community News Roundup of Visits and Birthdays
Numerous Sunday and Monday gatherings honor Helen Freitag's birthday and celebrate births, weddings, and anniversaries. Families including the Koschmeier, Kleiss, Snelling, Dettmer, Sell, Hildebrandt, and Banser clans visit, host, or attend parties in Readlyn and Waverly area homes with several trips to Waterloo for events and shopping.
Birthday and social gathering notes in Potter Siding region
Sunday visitors and birthday celebrations include Will Behrens party with many families from Potter Siding and nearby towns. Also reports of visits to and from Waverly Waterloo Tripoli Denver Dubuque and local shop trips plus a funeral attendance of Mrs.
Local Social Visits Include Jessen and Leistikow Guests
Readlyn hosts Gust Jessen and wife from White South Dakota for several days. John Richman and Herman Brims party visited Chicago with the Poehler family, returning Friday. Clara Knief back in Waterloo to resume factory work. E A Boedeker and two children from Sumner dine with Walter Boedeker. H C Bahe rehabs and repainting a property.
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Gust Jessen
White
South Dakota
Henry Leistikow
John Richman
Herman Brims
Chicago
Martin Poehler
Clara Knief
Waterloo
E. A. Boedeker
Sumner
Walter Boedeker
H. C. Bahe
Weekend visits and hometown social round up
Numerous residents traveled to Elma Fredericksburg Tripoli and West Union for family gatherings parties and dinners. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Paul Matthias Doris Mae Matthias Herman Matthias Ruth Carl Oltrogge Henry Wolfgram Louie Diekman Arnold Stumme Oscar Thran Bobbie F Diekman Velma Widerman Henry Schutte Esther Schumacher Emma Zahn and others. Ed Hagenow was hospitalized in Waverly after illness and treatment at Mercy hospital.
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Phillips
Cedar Falls
Paul Matthias
Doris Mae
Herman Matthias
Ruth
Elma
Louie Diekman
Carl Oltrogge
Henry Wolfgram
Fredericksburg
Milo Fangmeier
Waverly
Randolph Buhr
Mason City
Gust Bahe
Orange
Edith Fratzka
Fairbank
Carl Moeller
John Sassman
Margaret
Helen Webling
Tripoli
Duane Dettmer
Arnold Stumme
West Union
Oscar Thran
Bobbie
F. L. Diekman
Lester
Velma
Carl Widerman
Henry Schutte
Esther Schumacher
Mr. Schutte
Emma Zahn
Waterloo
Andres
Albert Tessemer
Tom
Osage
Blanche Black
Orchard
Margaret Freasemier
Don Mason
Dubuque
Westgate
Ed Hagenow
Mercy Hospital
E. G. Knief
Miss Meyers
Community notices reflect weekend gatherings and visits
A cascade of local social events fills the page. Families, including Kniefs, Leistikows, and Schumachers, hosted and attended birthdays, dinners, and visits in Waterloo and nearby towns such as Maynard and Strawberry Point. The Droste funeral in Waverly and various weekend guests punctuate a busy social scene.
Racketeering Costs New York Billions Annually
The New York state crime commission said racketeering costs the American people twelve million dollars or more each year in a report to the legislature.
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Albany
N. Y
New York State Crime Commission
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A. D. Chapin
Elston
Guttenberg
John Franklin
Ed Richard
Will Kueker
Elenora
Henry Heine
Nick Schumacher
Leslie Koschmeier
Helen Freitag
Carl Tegtmeier
Ewaldt Kleiss
Henry Klemp
Phyllis
J. P. Snelling
Fred Barth
Florence, Everett
Kenneth
Herman Banser
M. A. Woodcock
Erwin Kirchoff
W. D. Chapin
Will Droste
Burton Sweet
Myrtle Palmer
Dorothy
Benjamin
Charles City
Joe Snelling
Ida Franklin
Oscar Kimbal
Eugene
Emma Blasberg
Fred Block
Herman Hagenow
John Beisner
Lorman Dettmer
Duane
Will Sell
Irvin Hay
Carl Hartman
Ed Hartman
Near Readlyn
Herbert Heworth
John Wranklin
Erma
C. L. Piegers
Will Brockman
Herbert Hoppenwort
Iver Severdahl
Carl Kroll
John Wolfgram
Clara
Sophie Rathe
Harry Eickhoff
Henry Rathe
Waverly Hospital
Agnes Sell
Clarence Kuhlman
H. H. Buhr
Arnold Stromer
Henry Rat
Henry Hennings, Jr
Lucile
Saturn J
Henry Drape
Florence
Fred Lohmann
August Fredericks
Nadean
Will Hildebrandt
Will Kucker
Minnie Southwick
The
Will Behrens
Wm. Schroeder
Arthur Peters
Herman Albrecht
Adela
Esther
Alfred Nuss
Wm. Albrecht
Marlys Klemp
Rendal Trost
Esther Lohmann
Christ Stehn
Theodore Bang
August Kuker
Ella
Plate Willard
Standard Oil Service Station
Tripoli, Iowa
Willard Pyro
Mlegende
Ehuine Tike Cid
VOSS
Westinghouse
Lovell Wringer
Bushing Hardware Company
Sumner, Iowa
Illinois Agricultural Experiment Station
Semesan Jr
Arthur J. Lutz
Michigan
Iowa Extension Service
Ceresan
Semesan Bel
Semesan
Riker Implement Co
Tire Service
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