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Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1931

Page

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Three cheers for aviation record breakers in Istanbul

Arthur Brisbane notes John Polando and Russell Boardman landed in Istanbul after a 49 hour Atlantic flight from New York, completing a long-distance record. He contrasts heroic feats with economic worries, mentions standard oil dividends, May store sales in Los Angeles, Rosenwald’s Berlin donation, Hoover’s wage protests, and shifts in steel and rubber markets.

John Polando Russell Boardman Istanbul Bosporus New York Atlantic Europe Asia

Newwickersham Report On Prisons Controversy

Washington dispatch reveals a public release from the Presidents commission detailing alleged abuses in youth confinement. The report cites harsh treatment and coercive methods used on young offenders, prompting calls for reform and oversight.

T Newwickersham Washington Venerate Law Enforcement Commission Ehort Alleg Finde

Night game pits Tripoli against Fredericksburg in Waterloo

Tripoli and Fredericksburg spark Cedar Valley league action in Waterloo at 8:30 pm under lights. The teams carry strong records and ample fan support is expected from both towns for the Thursday night matchup.

Fredericksburg Tripoli Waterloo Tripoli Tigers Denver Waverly Readlyn Fredericksburg Readlyn Readlyn Moundsman Schnor E. Matthias C. Matthias Nashua Clarksville Metfessel Perkins Duffield Bullis Strike Dunkerton le Denver

Out of Town Attendees at Henry Fink Funeral

Relatives and friends from Sumner Readlyn Bremer Waterloo Cedar Falls and beyond attended the funeral of Henry Fink on Wednesday. Survivors noted include George Carstensen of Cedar Falls the last remaining member of the confirmation class with Mr Fink.

Henry Fink Henry Keding Augusta Keding E. F. Pries Chas. Burkhardt Herman Arndt Timmerman Sumner Fred Buhr Readlyn Walter Schultz Bremer H. C. Frese F. J. Sager E. H. Kremer Henry Kasemeier Waverly W. A. Koch Fredericksburg E. J. Koch Marshalltown A. D. Knox Sarah Sorg Hawkeye Charles Reding Waterloo George Carstensen Cedar Falls Carstensen Mr. Fink

Miss Mary Hatch Buried at Sumner

Funeral services for Miss Mary Hatch age 68 died at her home west of Sumner were held at the M E church. Rev P P Pease officiated and burial followed at Wilson Grove cemetery. Hatch taught primary grades in the area for 10 years and had long lived in her birthplace. She is survived by two brothers Anson and David Hatch three nieces Mrs Henry Maurer Ella Hatch Anna Hatch two nephews Howard and Frank Hatch and a host of friends.

Sumner Mary Hatch M. E P. P. Pease Wilson Grove Miss Hatch Daniel and Bremer County Anson David Hatch Henry Maurer Ella Hatch Anna Hatch Howard Frank Hatch

Wapsie River At Very Low Water Levels

The Wapsipinicon River is at its lowest stage in many years allowing wading where crossing was impossible. Fishermen report scarce bass fishing and overall fishing quality has been poor throughout the year.

Wapsie River Wapsipinicon

Prize Stamps Owned by King George and Arthur Hines

The most valuable postage stamp, the British guinea, is owned by King George, with Arthur Hines noted for possessing the world’s finest stamp valued among collectors.

King George Arthur Hines

Elma Woman Caroline Theilman Dies at 88

Mrs. Caroline Theilman, an Elma resident for 35 years, died July 15 1931 after a four year illness. Born May 19 1843 in Meissendorf Germany she immigrated with her family to Bremer county Iowa in 1871 and later moved to Elma. Survived by sons Henry and William Webbeking several daughters grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral held July 18 at St Peters Lutheran with services in German and English.

Caroline Theilman Elma Theilman Ima St. Peter’s Caroline Maria Theilman Frederick Theis Meissendorf Germany William Theilman Henry Watertown Wis Caroline Webbeking Ida Garland Tripoli Martha Theilman Seward Nebr William Alvina Bremer County Iowa Deaconess Association Home Missions Wm. Webbeking Walter Koob Arthur Wolf Wm. Wolf Waterloo Wm. Garland Louis Rohrnsen William Amelia Lenius Herman Thies William Thies Sophia Klemp Readlyn Bonovsky Salome Ida Thies Walter Garland Arthur Thies Paul Klenzmann August Klenzmann Sumner Wm. Knoploh John Sell Hilda Rieck Herman Zell Ernest Judisch Henry Schottler Robt. Judisch Louis Pries Carl Zell Buck Creek Henry Theilmann Carl Thies Hayward Oscar Klammer Dodge Center Minn Henry Webbeking Carlton Ralph Olivia Tjernagel Saude

Former Sumner Man Dies in California

Sumner community mourns the sudden death of John Harding a former Sumner resident drowned Friday night near his Bakersfield California home He slipped struck his head on a rock while exiting the Kern River his wife Hallie Cass Harding survives with his mother Mrs Robert Harding brothers Frank and three sisters Mrs Klaesges Mrs Reep and Mrs Topp Funeral services were held in Bakersfield and burial followed in Los Angeles

Sumner John Harding Bakersfield Calif Mr. Harding Kern River Fayette County Hallie Cass California Robert Harding Frank M. J. Klaesges Minneapolis O. O. Reep Buffalo Lake Minn

Mail delays push The Leader to publish late

Late incoming mail from the east delayed The Leader by several hours. A work train on a nearby bridge three miles west held up the regular freight and mail service, and with a rush of news material this morning we had to withhold publication briefly.

Tripoli

Marriage Licenses Issued in Bremer and Kas Counties

Richard Hodges Thompson of Kas South County and Elsie Dorothy Chittenden of Bremer County receive marriage licenses along with Leo Calvin Waterman of Bremer County and Edith Barbara Hunemuller of Bremer County.

Richard Hodges Thompson Kassouth Elsie Dorothy Chittenden Bremer County Leo Calvin Waterman Edith Barbara Hunemuller

Elmer Rieck Wins A U I O Contest

Elmer Rieck living two miles west of Tripoli was named July 30 as the national winner of the Certified Cremo cigars daily radio contest for a new automobile. He won with a 20 word description of Cremo cigars chosen by judges and will receive a car of his choice after ceremonies.

Elmer Rieck Tripoli Cremo Cremos Daily Rieck United States Columbia Broadcasting Network Arthur Pryor Roper Ieck

Albert Hunemueller Birthday Celebration At Potter Siding

Those who helped Albert Hunemueller celebrate his birthday Sunday included many neighbors and relatives. The list names Mr. and Mrs.Charles Klemp and daughters Meta Alice Ida and Leo plus numerous Hunemueller relatives and friends who attended in the day and evening.

Carl Hunemueller Albert August Hunemueller Clarence Leslie Herman Schwein Erna Arlene Bergman Edward Fred Holms Art Holm Glenes Margaret Holm Ray Buchanan Will Lohmann Lucille Grandpa Kuker Gottlieb Wolf Esther Ervin Art Peters Darlene Will Schneer Renetta Schellhorn Elsie Walter Rudolph Elmer Will Dohrmann Will Borchert Herman Schweer

Church Notes ER minister F Byers sermon Call to Light

Sunday School at 9:00 with classes for all ages Morning worship at 10:00 theme Call to Light Special music at all services Bee F5485 topic Amusements Alwin Maurer leads Choir rehearsal Thursday at 8:00 No orchestra until after September 1 Thanks for attendance last Sunday Come again Church with a welcome

F. Byers X. PS Bee Alwin Maurer

St John’s Lutheran church announcements service and choir

Pastor E A Hanff invites attendees to English language service at 10 a m with a special children's missionary service. Sunday school at 9 a m followed by a picnic near Mr Edward Bunger’s grave east of town. Junior choir practice Thursday 7 p m and senior choir 8 p m.

E. A. Hanff Edward Bunger

Splendid Rainfall Relieves Drought In Local Fields

Heavy rain across Friday and Saturday brought three inches or more, aiding corn and pastures in the county. A subsequent shower touched areas north and east of Tripoli, easing two weeks of heat. Sandy soil corn suffered extensive damage, nearly beyond repair due to heat and dryness.

Tripoli

Grasshoppers Invade Iowa Farms Fight with Poison Mash

Grasshoppers threaten corn and potato crops across Floyd County and along Missouri river sandbars. County agent Pim urges mass poison mash use and airplane treatment next week, with railroad cooperation. Harrison county receives first carload of poisoned bran mash as infestations spread toward Logan and alfalfa fields. state entomologist says aid needed.

Blenecoe Monona County Ralph Pim Pim Iowa Missouri River Floyd County Charles City W. C. Richmond Peny Cedar Township Mr. Quade Mr. Richmond State Department of Agriculture Harrison Missouri Valley Harrison County G. C. Decker Logan Decker

Fred Seeman Dies at Readlyn Friday

Readlyn Iowa obituary notes Fred Seeman born November 14 1841 in Seedorf Germany. Immigrated to America settled in Chicago married Wilhelmina Berend later Emilia Maas with children and stepchildren. Survived by four children William Readlyn Emil Waverly Emma Plainfield Anna Gorman and six grandchildren. Funeral at 2 30 p m with burial in Harlington cemetery Waverly.

Readlyn Fred Seeman Seedorf Germany Mr. Seeman America Chicago Wilhelmina Berend Wm. Seeman Emil Seeman Waverly Emma Mueller Plainfield Anna Gorman Harlington

Buechele to take rest and layoff from duties

A. W. Buechele, manager of Buechele Lumber Company, will take several months of layoff to rest and regain health from phlebitis. He has had prior time off and returned too soon. John J. Fink will manage Oran Lumber during Buechele’s absence. Herman Dettmer moves from Buechele to assist at Oran Lumber.

A. W. Buechele Herman Dettmer Buechele Lumber Company Oran Lumber Company

Mrs. Mary Beightol Dies in California at 76

Sumner Iowa reports Mrs. Mary Beightol 76 former Sumner resident died July 24 at her granddaughter Vivion Tyler in Chico California and was buried July 27. She was born August 2 1855 near Washington Iowa lived in Sumner and West Union before moving to California a year ago. Her husband preceded her in death. Survived by daughter Mrs Melvin Christie Sacramento California six brothers and three sisters plus a granddaughter and other relatives.

Sumner Iowa Mary Beightol Vivian Tyler Chico Cal Beightol Washington West Union California Melvin Christie Sacramento William Krause C. W. Pennington Minerva Madden Anthony Kan H. M. Lease J. A. Lease Robert Lease W. H. Lease H. B. Lease Nimrod Lease Pierson Henry Lease Bremer County

Tripoli attendees at State Legion convention Davenport

In attendance from Tripoli at the State Legion convention in Davenport this week are Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Warner E. H. Stehn E. J. Henning and Dr. E. C. Claus. Warner and Claus are members of the Third District American Legion band competing for honors. The party left Sunday and attended Monday and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Warner also visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pockels at Muscatine during their absence.

Tripoli Davenport W. H. Warner E. H. Stehn E. J. Henning E. C. Claus Messrs Warner Claus Third District American Legion Band Paul Pockels Muscatine

Miners Strike Affects 28000 in Southern West Virginia

Miners in southern West Virginia began a strike after wage talks broke down. The union says about 28,000 workers are affected across the region.

Charleston W. Va West Virginia

County Jail Board Sees Four Boardings at Sheriffs Office

Bremer county lacks a prisoner for weeks before four prisoners board with Sheriff Sager. Harold Williams of Shell Rock pleaded guilty to larceny under $20 for stealing three $1 bills from Theodore Knief and received thirty days jail. William Kingsley was arrested for DUI and faces Grand Jury on $500 bond. Martin Hirsch and Elmer Hirsch charged with disturbing the peace. both bound over on $500 bonds, Elmer released, Martin still jailed. Charles Stufflebeam arrested for intoxication.

Bremer County Sager Harold Illiams Shell Rock Theodore Knief Jefferson Township William Kingsley Grand Martin Hirsch Elmer Hirsch Elmer Martin Charles Stufflebeam

Miss Helen Munger Weds Lloyd C Oakland in City Home

Miss Helen Munger daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Munger united in marriage to Lloyd C Oakland of Blairsburg Iowa on Saturday at eleven in her parents home. Rev J K Hawkins of the Methodist Episcopal church performed the ceremony in the presence of relatives and friends. A reception and wedding breakfast followed. The couple will live in Angola Indiana where Oakland is supervisor of music in the public schools. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs W T Oakland of Blairsburg and Mrs and Edgard Bredow of Clintonville Ohio, the latter a sister of the bride.

Jim Houser M. P. A. Insurance Company Cedar Rapids Josephine Sien Cedar Falls Irma Macatee Audrey McWilliam Britt Russell Meyer J. H. Franklin Ida Franklin Mike Eckenrod Ionia Rosella Sager Waverly Wayne Acken Agnes Groat David Pratt R. C. Horsley Mabel McIntyre Ida Snelling P. A. McIintyre Sumner Irene Jacobson Virgil Kingsbury Fred Ribbeck Cresco H. G. Eick Borchert Hospital O’keefe Borchert John Beisner Mabel Block Brighton Colo Will Blasberg John Lenhart Littleport Iowa Art Tonne Tonne Herman Huegli Elmer Clear Lake Moeran Stock and Poultry Food Company Will Steinbron Emmettsburg Lake Okoboji Sophia Tegtmeier Louis Tegtmeier Plainfield Oscar Minkler Earl Webster Pinhook Fred Heineman Ernest Heineman Buck Creek Zenovia Henning Helen Munger Frank Munger Lloyd C. Oakland Blairsburg J. K. Hawkins Methodist Episcopal Church Angola Indiana Oakland W. T. Oakland Edgard Bredow Clintonville Ohio Bredow

Dorothy Heiser to Wed Lawrence Luloff

Announcement of the engagement and upcoming marriage of Dorothy Heiser and Lawrence Luloff. A luncheon at the Luloff home on Friday July 31 hosted by Miss Emma Orth and Mrs. Luloff featured miniature telephone books at place cards and a large telephone centerpiece with blue and white ribbons and white gladioli decorations.

Dorothy Heiser Henry F. Heiser Yerence Luloff H. C. Luloff Luloff Emma Orth

Death of Mrs Lonnie Baker in Sumner Iowa

Mrs Lonnie Baker aged fifty died at her home Sunday evening August 2 after months of illness. She leaves husband and three children Leitha Ethel and a son, plus mother Mrs James Young of California who came to help. Funeral at Methodist Episcopal church with Rev J K Hawkins. burial in Sumner Iowa. Surviving siblings include Arden Lloyd Marvel Wilmer and sister Mrs Buhrow of California.

Lonnie Baker Leitha Ethel James Young California Methodist Episcopal Church J. K. Hawkins Sumner Iowa Arden Lloyd Marvel Wilmer Buhrow

L C Haase Dies After Long Life as Merchant and Restaurateur

L C Haase, 81, longtime Waverly resident, died at his Fulton New York home. He earlier ran a local grocery here, later operated a Mason City restaurant, and then moved to New York. Survived by three sons Herman Cedar Rapids Fred Jordan Montana Edward Chicago and two brothers Henry and Frank.

L. C. Haase Waverly Fulton New York Haase Mason City Herman Cedar Rapids Fred Jordan Montana Edward Chicago Henry Frank

New Office Building Planned for Lutheran Mutual Aid Society

Construction of the home office building for the Lutheran Mutual Aid Society will start about September 1 in the city. Sketches have been approved and architect M. B. Cleveland of Waterloo has been told to prepare complete plans and specifications in about three weeks. The building will be 104 feet long and 60 feet wide and will face the west.

The Lutheran Mutual Aid Society M. B. Cleveland Waterloo

Kramer Hostesses Honor Visiting Texas Guests at Bridge

Dr. and Mrs. E H Kramer entertained at a bridge and dinner party Wednesday evening in honor of visiting Dr. and Mrs. Paul Kramer from Texas. Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson won high score. Out of town guests included Dr. and Mrs. Harry Fields of Clarksville and Dr. and Mrs. E C Claus of Tri-

Bridge E. H. Kramer Paul Kramer Texas George Anderson Harry Fields Clarksville E. C. Claus Tri

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