News from Gallup to Warm Springs on world and nation
A collage of 1920s observations spans global debt disputes in Greece and Germany, U S naval economy talk by Governor Roosevelt, a Turkish gold find near Mount Ararat, and livestock price notes from Los Angeles. It also notes Winslow mail planes, Einstein entry protests, and a call for clearer rules on foreign visitors beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Einstein
Stalin
Randolph Frothingham
Trotzky
Einstein
Death summons Mrs. F. C. Rewoldt in Frederika
Frederika Iowa resident Mrs. F C Rewoldt Jr died at home after a long illness. Funeral by Rev C G Gerlach held at home and Siegel Evangelical Lutheran church. Burial in Siegel Lutheran cemetery. She was born Sophia Wilhelmina Nolte in Hagenburg Germany on December 20 1865. She immigrated to North America in 1882 and married Fred C Rewoldt on December 4 1885. Survived by husband four children ten grandchildren one brother and one sister with many relatives. Active in St Pauls Lutheran Siegel and the Orphans Home at Waverly.
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Heinrich
Sophia Nolte
Kramer
Hagenburg
Schaumburg-Lippe
Germany
Altenhagen
North America
Wilhelm Nolte
Douglas Township
Bremer County
Iowa
United States
America
Fred C. Rewoldt
Fred Rewoldt, Jr
Emma Miller
Werner Rewoldt
Adele Rewoldt
Henry Nolte
Sophia Kirk
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Siegel
Waverly
Tripoli schools promise winter of entertainment on campus
Tripoli students announce an ambitious winter program featuring debate, declamatory contests, basketball, glee clubs, a high school band, and a primary band. The student board plans very affordable admission to attract large crowds. Season ticket sales start this week ahead of the first home games next Tuesday December 13 against Sumner Junior High and first teams.
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Tripoli
Sumner Junior Hight
New District Court Cases Filed in Local Court
Donna Metg sues A. F. Fridley for 250 dollars in damages in district court filing. The action appears among new district court cases listed in the record.
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Donna Metg
A. F. Fridley
County Parties File Election Expenses
The republican county central committee spent 250.17 during the general election while Leonard Raecker chaired the group and reports receipts of 254. The democratic side shows receipts 438.31 and expenditures 417.08 with a 21.23 balance. Candidate accounts list various names with amounts. filing deadline is December 9 and failure to file within 30 days after election is a misdemeanor under Iowa code.
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Republican County Central Committee
H. J. Stumme
Leonard H. Raecker
John Hochberger
Democratic County Central Committee
C. G. Schwein
F. W. Smith
Harry Hicks
Orin Green
George Moulds
Bridge club meets after church supper at Sorg home
The J. F. F. Bridge club gathered Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Sorg for a bridge evening. They skipped the usual picnic supper in favor of a chicken supper hosted by the Ladies Aid of Crane Creek Lutheran church before resuming social activities at the Sorg residence.
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J. F. F. Bridge Club
H. H. Sorg
Crane Creek Lutheran Church
Wehrmacher and Rewoldt Form Waverly Law Firm
Waverly attorney W H Wehrmacher and Fred Rewoldt Jr announce the formation of a new law partnership to practice as Wehrmacher and Rewoldt. The office will remain in Wehrmacher’s quarters with remodeling planned before Rewoldt assumes county attorney duties in January. Rewoldt plans to move to Waverly. Wehrmacher has decades of Bremer county practice and previously served as county attorney.
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Waverly
W. H. Wehrmacher
Fred Rewoldt, Jr
Frederika
Wehrmacher and Rewoldt
Wehrmacher
Rewoldt
Bremer County
Sumner
E. A. Dawson
Des Moines
Frederika Bank
G. F. Johnson
Birthday Party for Curtis Goodenbour Observed
A surprise birthday gathering was held at Conrad Goodenbour’s home for Curtis Goodenbour’s fifth birthday, with relatives and friends from Fairbank Waterloo Waverly Potter Siding and local families attending. Cards and visiting provided entertainment after a birthday supper.
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Conrad Goodenbour
Curtis
Henry Schneider
Fairbank
Frank Goodenbour
Margaret
Albert Kuhrt
Oscar Nelson
Harold Harper
Gladys
Waterloo
Henry Kuhrt
Regina
Waverly
Ed Rosenthal
This City
Alma Redies
Potter Siding
Elvira Tiedt
Annual Farm Bureau Meeting at Waverly Bremer county
Murl McDonald director of the extension service at Town State college will speak at the Bremer county farm bureau annual meeting in the Community building Waverly on Friday December 16. The meeting opens at 10 am with recognition of charter members and long time members. A noon dinner by the Waverly community club marks the fifteenth bureau anniversary. Reports from county agent treasurer secretary and home project chair. nominating and resolutions committees named. The session adjourns to Monday December 19 for final action.
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Murl McDonald
Town State College
Bremer County Farm Bureau
Waverly
McDonald
Ben
Iowa
Wm. Waltemeate
Bremer County
Home Project
Wm. Waltemnate
Fred Wolf
H. A. McCaffree
R. A. Witney
W. M. Reeves
J. K. Lynes
W. M. George
Santa Claus to visit Tripoli two Saturdays
Santa Claus will arrive at 2:00 PM on Saturday December 10 and Saturday December 17 for free entertainment at the Tripoli opera house. Local merchants have decorated storefronts with holiday displays and stocks of Christmas goods.
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Santa Claus
Tripoli
Tripoli Opera House
R N A Lodge Elects Officers for New Year
Royal Neighbor lodge held its regular meeting on December 6 at the hall. An election reinstalled several current officers and announced the new roster for the coming year with roles including Oracle, Vice Oracle, Chancellor, Recorder, and various officers. Hostesses were Mrs. Nora Gunsalus, Mrs. Ella Kuker, and Mrs. Art Towne.
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Royal Neighbor Lodge
Oracle
W. Ambrose
P. A. Goodenbour
Ed Johnson
Clara Claus
Nora Gunsalus
Ed Rosenthal
Bal
Faith
F. W. Klein
Joe Sien
Fred Ambrose
N. R. Ambrose
Endurance
Art Towne
J. A. Hale
J. A. Nienhaus
Wm. Ann- Ambrose
C. Otterstetter
Will Eichman
Ella Kuker
Art Tonne
Son of Huebner Infant Dies in Readlyn
Ellert Huebner nine months old son of Mr and Mrs Walter Huebner died Sunday at 2 pm at home from pneumonia and complications He is survived by his parents two sisters Mrs Wilma Huebner Florine Huebner grandparents Mr and Mrs Chas Boehme and Edward Huebner all of Klinger Funeral services were held at home and Immanuel Lutheran church at Kling er conducted by Rev Louis Yockey
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
Klinger
Louis Yockey
Taxpayers' League Meeting in Waverly December 14
Bremer County Taxpayers' League invites all citizens to a Wednesday December 14 meeting at the Court House in Waverly at 1 pm. The group will discuss and recommend laws for Iowa's January 1933 legislative session. Executive Committee urges attendance to help reduce local and state government costs.
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Bremer County
Taxpayers’ League
Court House
Waverly
Iowa
Mrs Gerhardt Dies After Long Illness In Minneapolis
Mrs Cathy Gerhardt 87 former city resident died at her daughter Mrs Amelia Petersons Minneapolis home Sunday after a long illness She is survived by three daughters and two sons Burial took place in Harlington cemetery following services at Kaiser chapel Rev R C Schlueter officiating Mrs Fannie Foster Dead at 66 Dies at home of son Clarence near city Friday from coronary condition Survivors include one son Funeral held from Koch funeral home Sunday Rev Elmer Tiedt officiating Burial in Harlington cemetery Mrs Bernard Hennings Dead Bremer 76 died at Mercy hospital Survived by three daughters and one son Funeral at Bremer Lutheran church with burial in Bremer cemetery
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Gerhardt
Catherine Gerhardt
Amelia Peterson
Minneapolis
Josephine O'Rourke
Catherine Kleisgen
Jacob
Carl Reith
Kaiser Chapel
Fannie Foster
Fannie A. Foster
Clarence
Koch Funeral Home
Elmer Tiedt
The
Baptist Church
Harlington
Bernard Henning
Bernard Hennings
Bremer
Mercy Hospital
John Wohlsein
August Flege
Waverly
William Oestman
Henry
Bremer Lutheran Church
L. O. Walper
Henry Bartling Buried Here After Waterloo Death
Henry F. Bartling former city resident died at his Waterloo home last Wednesday. He was born May 8 1859 in Illinois and married Augusta Redemann of Tripoli 49 years ago. His wife passed away in 1893. In 1897 he married Anla Brula of Grant City Missouri and is survived by a son W G Bartling. He worked as a blacksmith for many years.
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Henry Bartling
Henry F. Bartling
Waterloo
Harlington
Mr. Bartling
Illinois
Augusta Redemann
Tripoli
Indicted Mail Theft by 83 Year-Old Hans Hanson
Hans Hanson, 83, formerly of this city, was indicted by a federal grand jury in Cedar Rapids for theft of a mail pouch from the Buckingham Iowa depot last February. He received a ten year federal prison sentence at Fort Leavenworth Kansas and a $1000 fine.
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Hans Hanson
Cedar Rapids
Buckingham
Iowa
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Fifty-Second Wedding Day Betts Celebrate Quiet Anniversary
Mr and Mrs W H Betts of this city observed their fifty second wedding anniversary at home on Thanksgiving day. They are parents to two sons Guy Betts of this city who attended and Scott Betts of California. Mr Betts is recovering from a stroke suffered months earlier. over 100 licenses issued first day Harold Kelso of Denver stood at the courthouse door at 1 am last Thursday earning number 1 on his car this year. E K Kelso of this city arrived at 2 30 and received the first truck license.
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W. H. Betts
Guy Betts
Scott Betts
California
Mr. Betts
Harold Kelso
Denver
Court House
E. K. Kelso
Schornhorst Buys Local Grocery Stock
E A Schornhorst of this city has purchased the grocery stock of the E F Meyer grocery, formerly the W F Fritz, and will start managing the business Friday. He has previously managed a store at Elma. Miss Margaret Driscoll, recovering from Mercy Hospital surgery, remains in serious condition and faces another major operation in a week or two, with her sister Celia assisting. Miss Fannie Guiney, who left Mooney Variety store due to ill health, shows marked improvement.
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E. A. Schornhorst
E. F. Meyer
W. F. Fritz
Schornhort
Elma
Margaret Driscoll
Mercy Hospital
Celia
Fannie Guiney
Mooney
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