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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1933
Page
3
Funeral services were held for Virgil Stoffregen four months old in Sumner at St. John's Lutheran Church with Rev. C. J. Mardorf officiating. Burial followed in the Lutheran cemetery north of town. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Wan Stoffregen and six brothers.
The Board of Directors of Independent School District of Tripoli Premont township Bremer county Iowa will meet August 12 185 at 5 p m at the school house Taxpayers will be heard for or against the following estimate of expenditures M W BENNETT District Secretary.
Residents and guests gathered in Waterloo, Fayette, Dubuque and nearby towns with visits to Chicago for the World’s Fair. Attendees include Mrs. Henry Stoots, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Wescott, Mrs. Zatha Burke, the Ehlerts, the Scott family, and Lucille Pagel among others, plus Mayo Clinic for Mrs Haag and Citizens Military Training Camp for Evan Burke. Several couples returned from travels in Savannah, Des Moines, and Milwaukee while others planned visits to Waterloo and Chicago for social and medical purposes.
The piece explores German beer culture from inns to wine houses, noting meals served with beer and the charm of hearty, substantial foods. It provides recipes pairing beer with sauerkraut and sausages with apples, plus corned beef and pickle sandwiches, emphasizing authentic dining and regional traditions.
The county notes list Miss Mooney on clarinet under Prof. Charles B. Righter as festival director and radio broadcaster on WSUI. Wolfr hatchery managers Waldo Sandhagen and Mervyn Schroeder plan a new Dundee hatchery with Emil Wilharm replacing Sandhagen locally. A Garner farm sheep loss of 23 young sheep valued about 200 dollars due to stray dogs. Louise Mueller and Ed C. Richard wed. Richard in plumbing and heating. Various illnesses and hospitalizations noted, including kidney stone, heart trouble, and other health updates. travel for Mrs. Halligan to Eagle Grove for a funeral and further visits.
A series of short notices recount residents and visitors: Mrs V Fowler plans winter in Columbia with her daughter. Mr and Mrs Leonard Racker join a 500-person Northwood family reunion. Mrs Verne Kuhn returns to Los Angeles after visiting relatives. Dr E H Kramer hosts friends for Dr Paul Kramer and family visit. Elmer Burton transfers to Iowa City from Chicago Rock Island due to Cedar Rapids line shutdown. E A Schiefelbein returns from California and Washington visits. Judge T A Beardmore will attend to court matters in Waverly. Ed Findley departs for Pasadena after visiting relatives. T D Driscoll sells 80 acre Polk township farm for 3100 an acre and moves to the city.
Joel White crashed his car into a wagon pulled by two mules in Meridian Mississippi. He sustained injuries from the collision and received kicks and bites from the mules while escaping the wreck.
Ten miles west of Jackson Michigan a 10 acre fruit farm owned by C E Redinger stands as a tribute to Blanca of the Hills a pure white police dog. The dog s pups helped raise funds to buy the farm and stock it with fruit trees.
The Lloyds Register of American Yachts shows 5244 yachts and over 500 yacht clubs in its current edition, noting the first register from 62 years ago contains a roster of 400 yachts.
A sequence of visits and gatherings runs through Artesian and Readlyn with the Meier family from Lockport New York joining relatives. Delores Schaefer returns home after visiting grandparents F F Moeller, and John Meier’s family hosts a Readlyn gathering honoring Mr. and Mrs. Herman Meier and daughter as Evelyn Beaner of Lockport arrives for the event. Birthday observances at Erwin Clausing and Roy Thurm homes draw large crowds while Mildred Meier visits F Klenzmann in Waterloo and Paul Diercks with daughter Delores call on C J Meier home.
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