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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1934
Page
8
Miss Marie Sahien and Bernard Kasemeier were married Wednesday evening November 28 at Spring Fountain with Rev. E L Runge officiating. Numerous local families shared Thanksgiving visits and gatherings in homes across Spring Fountain and nearby farms, including the Strucks, Schroeders, Bodermanns, Kuepkers, and Steeges, with church quilting plans announced for December 6.
Old Tripoli residents hosted guests including Mr and Mrs David Richmond and Mr and Mrs Hermann Kuhrt with daughter Yvonne at the Ed Jahnke home. The Gaede and Plagens families visited Cedar Falls and moved to the Frese house as Geo Heideman and Marie Kelsey helped. There was no school Friday due to stormy weather and Mrs Bock is improving after illness. Andrew Carstensen visited Geo Heideman Monday morning.
A long list of social visits and Thanksgiving gatherings across local households. Renetta Zander wed Lawrence Buchholz Thursday afternoon. Numerous families including Dohrmann Klemp Detterding Hunnemueller and Peters groups holidayed with relatives and hosted guests at various homes in Readlyn New Hampton and surrounding areas.
Moves and visits populate Buck Creek news with families shifting farms in Readlyn and near Oran. Local weddings anniversaries trigger gatherings as ancestors are praised in Sumner. Play by Luther League draws large crowds at St John. A humor snippet contrasts courtesy and influence with farm humor and a Cincinnati Enquirer joke.
William Weisbrodt and family left the Bybank house for the Notting residence. Thimble Bee Ladies plan a December 13 gift exchange with Mrs. H L Diekmann. St Johns Lutheran Ladies Aid meets December 12 hosted by Mrs Ed Schroeder. Floyd Hagemann and family visited Hulda Hagemann. Des Moines Miss Margaret Steege and Iowa City’s Wilbert Kehe and Milton School visited over the Thanksgiving break. Claus Cordes joins Mid-Continent Oil Co in Nashua as bulk station attendant. Mrs Notting reports a new, comfortable Muscatine home. Dale Powell family and friends visited Willard Prestien’s home last week. Willard Prestien received a 12-
A poultry hatchery will open in the former Kurtt store building this week. The operator will run a chick incubator and sell poultry preparations and related items for raising birds.
Rev. Knoploh and sister Lor etta spent Thanksgiving and the weekend at their parental home at Buck Creek. Elda Everding visited Readlyn with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Will Everding. Mr and Mrs W H Meier visited Clarence Towne home Sunday afternoon, hosted by Mr and Mrs Henry Detterding.
Mr and Mrs Fred Matthiesen Mr and Mrs Bert Buhr and Mr and Mrs Aug Detterding of Readlyn were Wednesday evening visitors at the Fred Detterding home. Fred Matthiesen was a caller at the R A Michael home Monday.
Two golfers who are good friends finish the round and exchange playful jabs about their play. One teases that the other should hire a man to follow him around and replace the turf, while the other suggests the same man could mock his rival by following and returning the place.
Fragmentary schoolroom snippet shows a teacher prompting boys about hardware with a punchy exchange. Ty identifies corduroy trousers as hardware, while Tommy and Jacko are referenced in a bustling classroom scene from a local Midlands setting.
Puzzle item from Pathfinder Magazine presents a riddle about a common object that is both a cooking vessel and a place to eat, playing on wordplay with a familiar household item. The succinct clue hints at everyday objects, inviting readers to guess the answer.
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