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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1932

Page

9

Christmas Programs and Holiday Observances in Denver

The community notes a thick 13 inch ice crop harvest week and December 21 school event led by Miss Alita Bruns at the Denver schoolhouse. Willard Prestien and wife host Iowa relatives while Arlan Bruns returns home for vacation. All three churches plan Christmas programs Saturday, a Diekmann hall dance is set, and post office and rural carrier observe Christmas hours. The flu keeps many indoors and the high school closes for two weeks.

Denver Alita Bruns Tracher Willard Prestien Pierson Iowa Arlan Bruns St. Paul George Jahnke Tripoli Wm. Jahnke Diekmann Hall Doctor Epeneter Iowa City Robert Epeneter

Brase Family Weekend Errand and Local Gatherings

Mr and Mrs Fred Brase and daughter Bernita traveled to Iowa City Monday to obtain a new leg brace for their daughter. Randolph Schwarze birthday celebrated by friends at Carl Schwarze home. Siegel Lutheran Christmas Eve services to begin at 7 00 p m with Holyday Sunday at 10 15. Christmas Eve children's program printed elsewhere. Friends and relatives surprised Mr and Mrs Brase on their tenth wedding anniversary near Tripoli Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Herman Meyne visited Mr and Mrs Wm Oehlschlager Thurs. Clifford Eichmann stayed Wednesday night with Oscar Gerlach.

Fred Brase Bernita Iowa City Randolph Schwarze Carl Schwarze Randolph Siegel Tripoli Herman Meyne Wm. Oehlschlager Clifford Eichmann Oscar Gerlach

Philanthropist William Tuke and the Retreat Founder

English philanthropist William Tuke, born two centuries ago, founded the Retreat as a Quaker managed asylum and pioneered modern methods for treating the insane.

William Tuke

First Hand Knowledge on Marriage Desires

A quoted exchange notes that most girls visiting the place do not want to marry. When asked, they admit their reluctance. The remark reflects attitudes toward marriage and dating in the social context of the period.

Frederika School Announces December 23 Christmas Program

Frederika public school will close Friday December 23 for a week’s vacation. The intermediate and primary grades under Miss Lollabelle Pennell and Miss Lillian Bortner present a 1:30 pm Christmas program in the high school gymnasium featuring candlelight processional carols signs and scenes including If I Was Santa Claus and The Longest Day of All.

Frederika Lollabelle Pennell Lillian Bortner Keith Carroll Vera Buckendahl Kenneth Sievers Neva Lyle Bowers Orville Duecker Tommie Taylor Howard Richman Harold Ager Sydney Mooney Arthur French Floyd Ager Donald Ager Earl Gillett Harold Mowatt Lawrence Parson Miriam French Effie O’rourke John O'Rourke Chris Mooney Earl Mooney Mr. Mooney C. E. Alcock Stegeman Tripoli Paul Smith Waterloo

Nine days left on bargain rate for Leader subscription

The Leader offers a bargain subscription rate with only nine days remaining to lock in the deal. The notice urges readers to act quickly to enjoy discounted pricing and continued access to the paper.

The Leader

Transfers filed by Bremer County Abstract Co for week ending December 17 1932

Legal transfers list multiple property deeds in Bremer County Iowa with parties including Mary Bockholt Lena Albrecht and H L Kuker. Transactions cover sections 31 92 11 9 28 1 27 28 33 91 11 and adjacent townships plus Knott s addition to Waverly and Clausing s addition to Tripoli with payments of 1 dollar or 850 dollars for parcels including ne nw ne nw se section blocks and lots.

Bremer County Abstract Company Mary Bockholt Lena Albrecht H. L. Kuker Johanna Steege Ella Ashbrenner P. L. Bryant Knott Waverly Tripoli Hardware Company E. A. Selek W. C. Fergeman Clausing Tripoli Wm. Oltrogge Louis Oltrogge Herman H. Oltrogge

Proposal Rumors Stir as Two Men Speak of Love

The Brooklyn Eagle records a playful exchange where Reggy and Ferdy discuss hoping for a proposal from Grace. Reggy expresses intent to propose herself tonight, hinting at romantic entanglements and youthful plans in a lighthearted note.

Reggy Grace Ferdy Brooklyn Eagle

Racing Couple Pleads For One Last Ride

In a Vancouver Province column a husband begs to back one more horse at the races, promising it will be the last bet while his wife responds with weary doubt. The exchange captures tense humor and jockeylike tension in a quiet betting world.

Ueally Vancouver Province

Swansea professor urges teaching love making at school

Prof. A. E. Heath of Swansea argues at a social hygiene council summer school that love making should be taught in schools not learned by experience. He compares it to needing to learn to play the violin and says appeals to youth should rest on esthetic reasons rather than moral grounds for more hope.

A. E. Heath Swansea Wales Social Hygiene Council

The Apple That Wasn’t Pulled by Bobby

Mrs. Robert C. Mc Cabe of Miller River Washington writes about a child named Bobby who was warned he would be spanked if he pulled the lone apple from their tree. When they checked the fruit remained a bare core, illustrating a moral about restraint.

Robert C. McCabe Miller River Wash Bobby

Comment on a Lady’s Hose in Louisville Courier-Journal

A brief reader remark from the Louisville Courier-Journal ponders whether a woman wears hose. The comment suggests if she is wearing them, her hose are “plentifully freckled,” reflecting old newspaper tone and social commentary.

Louisville Courier-Journal

Speech Defects Among Population and Students

It is estimated that at least 1,000,000 persons have some form of speech disorder, and of these approximately 500,000 are school children who stammer or stutter.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Anders Wortimer Cl.booth Danville Mary WOME Liecatenstein Leader Advertising Tripoli Creamery Co Tripoli, Iowa Jill Campbell Ayrshire W. L. Alcock Lawrence Taylor Merriott Bessie Tucker Harry Palker Fredericksburg John Dease Beatrice William Sassmann Thomas West Dorma Seamen Darwin A. G. Gable Marion Republic Gable R. F. Pries Ackley Florence Cory Harold Cory C. C. Clary Kent Stephen Eldon Lemon George Stephen VICKS Fergeman & Selck Hankner Dray Line E. A. Carstensen L. H. Fink Insurance Agency F.C. Schwemn Tripoli Harness Shop Co. C. Otterstetter Bunger Barber Shop R. J. Bunger Prop H. W. Krueger Heating and Plumbing
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