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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1931
Page
8
Leader's staff compiles a wide range of local happenings from leaders and residents. The column highlights daily activities, community events, and notable personal milestones with concise notes and pointed observations.
Fremont residents and families share extensive social visits across farms towns and cities including A D Chapin Elmer Drape and Will Sell households. Neighborly travel to Cedar Rapids Waterloo Sumner and Readlyn marks Sundays birthday observances school picnics and ball games with multiple visits between Chapin Woodcock Rathe and Hankammer families and friends from Tripoli Fredericksburg Waverly and Nashua.
Frederika locals engage in a flurry of visits and trips spanning Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa. Residents like Mr and Mrs Charles Richman and family travel north while many town families host relatives from Sumner Nashua and Waterloo. A community party honors L H Ozias who heads to Hamilton Iowa.
Walter Warneke nephew obituary note near Klinger and helping Mrs Warneke observe her birthday. Mr and Mrs Joe Snelling and daughters Ida and Marie were Waverly callers Saturday evening.
Family members from Waterloo and Fredericksburg joined Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson for a Sunday visit. Henry Gerehe returned from a farm week near Tonia. Christ, Henry Meier, and Gaylord Johnson spent a day in Minnesota near Albert. A F E Norman went to Chicago to visit relatives Friday night. Gunsalus, J C, and Will Carney visited Magle Grove on business Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. James Harker of Nashua visited Mr. and Mrs. F B Ager and son Harold Tuesday.
Nashua defeated Readlyn 10 to 6 after two hours and fifteen minutes of arguing with the umpire. Nashua had 12 hits, six in the second inning, aided by a walk and two errors to score seven runs. Readlyn had 17 hits but stranded many baserunners. Also includes social notices of visitors and church events in Readlyn and surrounding areas.
Miss Marion Hein of Waterloo visits grandparents. Henry Buenecke and Mr and Mrs Louie Seegers welcome a daughter born August 2. John Kehe and daughter from Arlington Heights IL visit relatives. Edgar Mohling and party tour Burlington IA to Blau fuss home. Pauline Heidemann back from Waverly hospital recovering. Anne Merz of East St Louis IL visits Rev Beckmann. Mr and Mrs Joe Schneider and sons enjoy a Minnesota lakes outing. English services at Evangelical church next Sunday. A fire at Harvey Bruns home destroys a machine shed and about 2000 dollars worth of equipment. fire dept and neighbors save the rest. Leonard Muesel leases Glen Joder barber shop quarters and will begin tensorial service. Ernest Stibey moves old pump house to highway 59 site for storage. Ice cream social at Evangelical church raises 38 dollars for Faithful Workers. Herman Kehe family join Wente family at Minnesota lakes. Monster insect pests slides distributed by US Department of Agriculture to aid pest identification.
Artesian born Monday August 3. Waverly visitors journey to Wallingford to visit kin. Denver and Waterloo families spend Sundays at the Meier home. Miss Renatta Mueller returns from Kansas. Milwaukee visitors travel to the Black Hills and Yellowstone. Mission festival planned for August 16 led by Rev. Klatt and Rev. Schultz. Spring Fountain teachers elect officers. A shower honors Miss Lenora Kiichmann who will wed Frederick Sell.
Mr and Mrs Will Meyer and daughters and Mr and Mrs Ford Meyer and daughters visited in the Earl Meyer home Tuesday evening and helped their son Ernie celebrate his birthday. Elmer Knendler and others went to Waterloo to watch a Fredericksburg Tripoli game Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schoenbeck moved to Hudson for business last Wednesday. Waverly families Roy and Mary Menzel and Charles Menzel returned Saturday from a week with relatives in Milwaukee. Mrs. Walter Hoth and son Donald left Saturday for a week with relatives in Sac County. Martha Priest spent several days with her mother Mrs. Will Heine in Gene Walter and Lawrence Anders drove to Des Moines Sunday. Edna Christopher visited relatives near Janesville from Wednesday to Saturday. C H Leitha and Mary went to Shellrock Sunday to visit relatives. Frank Lagerschulte hosted Irving Arns at dinner Sunday. Henry Riechman threshing ring finished the year with a Cedar Falls park picnic Tuesday. five families in the ring. Will Pierce of Wa-...
Chiropractic claims illness stems from spinal abnormalities removing pressure on nerves. It promises relief for aches pains headaches neuralgia rheumatism sciatica lumbago neuritis and nervous disorders. Free consultation and examination with office hours and phone number provided.
The note mentions Terloo called at Irving Arns home last Wednesday. Mrs. Henry Schroedermeier is in Mercy hospital receiving treatment for rheumatism. A brief quip about waiters and tips is included: "Waiter, are you ever surprised at the size of a tip?" "Yes, sir, but seldom stunned."
Toledo champion Billy Burke of Greenwich Connecticut defeated George Tolfer in a single stroke playoff to win the national open. The event concluded with Burke securing victory in a tense finish.
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