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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1931

Page

8

Lowell Thomas Traveled Tastes Revealed On Radio Interview

Lowell Thomas's wife will discuss his home life and travel experiences on the Crisco program on NBC WEAF and affiliated stations Tuesday August 25 at 10 A.M. E.D.T. Winifred Carter conducts the interview. She will describe special talents in managing a home for a man who has lived in sailor, soldier, Eskimo, Arab, diplomat, professor and editor settings. She will reveal his favorite national foods and how she prepares them, drawing on his wide travels and roles from Raiders of the Deep to With Lawrence in Arabia.

Lowell Thomas Winifred Carter Crisco WEAF Associated NBC Miss Carter Thomas Lawrence Arabia

Fremont Social Notes Move Through Many Visits

Fremont residents recount a weekend of travel and hosting. Mr. and Mrs. Will Sell with Lawrence visited Fredericksburg and Readlyn. Neva Gleason from Oelwein stayed with the Myron Chapin family. numerous gatherings occurred at Chapin, Hagenow, Dettmer, Bunger, and Piegers homes, with friends from Sumner, Readlyn, Waterloo, and Geneva stopping by.

Will Sell Lawrence Iver Sverdahl Henry Hagen Carroll Ruth Dickeyville Wis Neva Gleason Oelwein Myron Chapin M. A. Woodcock W. D. Chapin Henry Rathe Clara Will Hagenow Readlyn Louis Piegers Fairbanks Ernest Piegers Henry Dettmer Herbert Hoppenworth Henry Stahlhut Lorraine Sumner Edward Bunger Smoketown Carl Drape Rev. Koehler Elmer C. L. Piegers Rudolph Pieers Irma Arl Tegtmeier Tripoli Adolph Kleiss Leonard Henry Herbert Edna Fred Barth Ray Whitnabel Leola Arnold Kleiss Kenneth Burmaster Fredericksburg Fred Block Fred Bahlman Plainfield Ray Dickinson Ernie Clyde Glen Waterloo A. D. Chapin Kenneth Chapin Erdena Neuendorf John Neuendorf J. P. Snelling Ida Marie Ross Kelsey August Kummelehne Frederika Hilda Nick Kiederling Fred Rucker Frank Robie Francis Howard Charles McCumber Janola Spencer Ida Franklin William Schlichting Dorothy Hankner Festina Anita Art Borcherding Ed Nacke Herman Hagenow Raymond Block Art Bore Herding Kenneth Waverly Hospital G. E. Barcus Harold Emelda Borcherding Mabel Block Henry Schlemann Waverly

Waverly families visit Wisconsin and local gatherings

Bremer and Weiditschka families from Waverly traveled to Wisconsin for a ten day visit with relatives. Boevers, Pipho, Buhman, Thieman and Pape families from nearby towns visited each other over the weekend. The buttermakers of unit four were entertained by Curtis Turner, and a Leader Business Bringer ad promotes selling or trading with a 25 cent act.

Louie Heine Carl Weiditschka Waverly Wisconsin Mr. Weiditschka Arnold Boevers Mr. Boever Erwin Pipho Sumner Henry Buhman Wave

Denver News Notes From Lake, Family Visits Thrive

Christ Moeller and granddaughter Miss Margaret Steege visit relatives near Chicago while Fred Buchmans move into a rebuilt home. 4 H girls celebrate birthdays Selma Jahnke Hazel Coon. Various local trips to Illinois Minnesota Amana colonies and Davenport. School opens August 31 and Supt Cronk moves into Mohling house. Baby births Velma Roger Carl Arlis Doloris. Henry Seehase loses fingers in silo cutter. Mrs Krueger ill with gall bladder trouble.

Christ Moeller Margaret Steege Illinois Chicago Fred Buchmans Denver Selma Jahnke Hazel Coon John Ed Seegers Esther Brettmann Edwin Bensonville Elmer’ Barthell James Kansas City Herman Meyer C. R. Cronk Mohling House Will Steitler Herman Schuldt Ernest Strieby George Jahnke John F. Schoof Walker Minn C. E. Guenther Amanda Eldora G. H. Krueger J. H. Biemann Wild Cat Park Muscatine Davenport Tippey Herman Schmidt Mt. Vernon Louis See Chas. Rohrssen Ernest Bruns Andicat Howard County Becker Homes Henry Scheddler Ernest J. Nuss Ernest Nuss Erwin Sehwake Henry Haar Richard Brandt Waverly R. W. Haar Oscar Erickson Buck Creek Kurlman Arlis Doloris Leona Ludwig Cedar Falls Ed Rader Henry Seehase Charles Krueger

Supper guests and social visits across several households

The notice lists numerous social events and visits: Misses Hobert, Hagenow, Kelsey, Gerlach and others attended supper at Rev and Mrs Gerlach. Donna Matthiesen stayed with relatives Gustave Schwemm. Hedwig Gerlach returning from Cedar Falls. Leona Bunger hosted friends for games and lunch. Relatives visited in various homes from Buck Creek to New Hampton, with health and birthday acknowledgments, and multiple calls on ill relatives. Families cited include the Germane, La dage, Meyer, Muehenbrusch, Brase, Raum, and Schwemm households across the area.

Pauline Evaline Hobert Erna Hagenow Elinor Kelsey Hedwig Gerlach Chris Drape Harry Hoch Chicago Henry Judisch Buck Creek Chas. Ladage Conrad Meyer Fred Meyer Fred Stern Boyd Will Grebien Margaret Geneva Theodore Slack New Hampton William Kammeyer Erwin Hoppenworth Arnold Muehenbrusch Coulter Will Meyer Henry Muehenbrusch Will Spanzenberg Muehenbrusch K. Pfeiffer

Birthday and visit notices from Buck Creek area

Mr. and Mrs. Wm Ganske and family and Mr. and Mrs Aug A Buhr and family were Sunday evening visitors at the Charles Krueger home in Buck Creek. A surprise birthday gathering honored Mr. John Sell on Friday evening, with many relatives and friends present including Mr. and Mrs Henry Haar and family and others.

Wm. Ganske Aug. A. Buhr Charles Krueger John Sell Mr. Sell Robert Judisch Henry Haar

Ladies Golf Tourney draws many from surrounding towns

In Greene Iowa last week 43 entrants attended the Ladies Golf Tournament with participants from Waverly Clarksville Nashua and Sumner. Mrs L D Roberts of Clarksville won low score and Mrs Fay Strumple of Sumner was runner up. A picnic dinner followed the round and attendees reported a wonderful day.

Local residents plan Wisconsin trip and family births reported

There they will go to Wisconsin and return home by way of me and will be accompanied home by the doctor's daughter Miss Ruth. Mr and Mrs E H Meyer and son John left last week for Minneapolis for a druggists buying convention. They will visit other places before returning home. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Woodruff welcome a baby born August 16. Sun. Mr and Mrs Irving Liddle are parents of twins and a daughter born August 18. Mr and Mrs Louis Bro welcome a baby born at Mercy Hospital.

H. Brierly D. M. Downing J. EK. Sweet Flora Biggs Varre Vermont Orphan’s Home Electric Park Waterloo Peterson Will Behrens George Heine Waverly Des Moines Ralph Hoffman Waverly Beach Waldron Schild Barre Booth W. J. McHugh George Walker Great Falls Montana A. F. Schoenoff Rochester Minn Minn., Last Week Where Mrs. Schoenoff Beulah Webster Mercy Hospital Nora Leonard Bisby North Dakota Leonard Mike Hayes Hilda Bredow Mayo Hospital M. N. Gernsey Gernsey Wisconsin Ruth E. H. Meyer John Minneapolis Meyer Lloyd Woodruff Suahtey Sun Irving Liddle Here Louis Bro Mercy Hospitahway Irl Bory

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