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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1933
Page
8
A long list of local residents and relatives in Waterloo and nearby towns are noted visiting kin and traveling to cities like Chicago and Des Moines. Numerous exchanges include business trips, illness updates, and family reunions among the Steege Bruns Piehler and Sassmann families and other local households.
Simple bean recipes for summer meals. Parsley Lima Beans use lima beans butter lemon juice and parsley to serve six. Stringless Beans Hollandaise mix hot white sauce mayonnaise and lemon juice for six. Buttered Beans heat beans in their liquor with butter salt and pepper to serve four.
The Sauerbrei relatives held their second annual gathering at Wildwood park Oelwein on Sunday August 13 with 111 attendees. A picnic supper games and visiting filled the day. The group voted to hold the third reunion at Strawberry Point State Park on the first Sunday in August. Attendees included numerous Sauerbreis from Readlyn Fayette Strawberry Point Osage Sumner and other nearby towns, with the oldest participant Mrs Adam Neuenkirk age 85 and the youngest Dorothy Jean Nicklaus age three weeks.
Fink's team defeated Bennett's outfit 10 to 5 on Friday August 18, sealing an impossibility for Bennett to tie Sell for first in the Tripoli kitten ball league. Nevermann and Fink played their last game of the season Monday August 21, 12-10, as Fink's squad won with Nevermann's ten-run first inning. Fink held opponents to four hits in six innings. Bennett versus Sell set for Friday August 25, with a rained out game rescheduled for Monday August 28.
Mr and Mrs Ed Rader and family returned home from New Ulm Minnesota after a week with his parents. Lenhart Moehlis were Sumner callers. George Griner and son William visited Waverly. Many others, including the Fortsch and Volker families, hosted reunions at farms and parks in and around Waverly and Sauck Center. John H Sell celebrated his birthday with surprise gatherings. Denver and Sumner locals visited Henry Schweer.
This guide explains washing gloves with tepid suds and mild soap to prevent fading. It covers quick cleaning for kid and leather gloves, rinsing until soap is gone, and drying flat to preserve surface finish and fit.
The Iowa health department urges vaccination and health checks as children prepare for school. Indoor crowding and poor ventilation raise infection risks. summer health conferences highlighted immunizations for diphtheria and smallpox, vision and hearing checks, and dentist visits. Maryland requires smallpox vaccination before school entry with fines for unvaccinated enrollments.
A telegram to Frederika residents reports Marquis Gillett of Chippewa Falls Wis sustained a skull fracture and brain inflammation after a serious Monday night auto accident. His parents wife daughter Ida May and brother Earl with Charles Richman drove to Wilson to be with him in hospital.
About 175 relatives attended the Matthias reunion at Readlyn park on Thursday August 17. Rev. August Matthias chaired the business meeting. officers re-elected were John Matthias, Herman Matthias, and F. L. Dickman. The 1934 reunion will be at Readlyn. After a dinner, games, tennis, and softball were played and a lunch was served. Out of town guests included Lou Dickman family Elma August Matthias Anamosa Leo Meyer Rockwell City August Diekman Boone Wm Koch Denver and Albert Matthias family Denver Oran Klinger Artesian and numerous locals.
A long list of Spring Fountain residents recounts returns from Chicago after attending the world’s fair. Several gatherings and visits are noted, with relatives visiting in the John Struck and Lee Hill homes. Paul Schroeder wins butter scoring, and William Testorf’s Hudson is stolen then abandoned near Nora Springs.
Local notes include cemetery superintendent George Lane at a Milwaukee convention and deaths and health updates. John Albers, a Shell Rock resident, dies at Mercy hospital. district court term set for September. John Swenson critically ill awaiting death. Various visits, spring garden party, and travel to Madison for Luther League sessions are noted along with births and local movements.
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