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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1932
Page
2
A long list of Sumner residents and visitors share Christmas and holiday travels. Ben Winks and family plan an extended southern trip. many relatives from Iowa, Minnesota, and Wisconsin visit or return home for Christmas.
Coal tar now yields over four thousand products with major items including paint materials drugs insecticides aniline dyes and synthetic perfumes. Perfumes largely come from it. The American Forestry Association notes John Quincy Adams earned a nickname for urging forest planting to support naval needs. In 1828 a forest experiment station began in America planting live oak acorns.
Miss Lauretta Gerlach and Miss Helene Ottesburg returned to Milwaukee after Christmas visits with Rev. and Mrs. C. G. Gerlach and Rev. and Mrs. Ottesburg of Waverly. Various local families hosted Christmas dinners and gatherings with relatives, noting flu illness among the Lahman family and an injury to Herman Schumacher’s finger.
Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Art Bunger at the C A Traeton home and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Beisner at the Christ Milius home south of Denver. Beisner confined by grippe. R A Michael and children joined Sunday supper at Joe Kelling home. Denver calls include Mrs. Art Bunger and Carl Struck in Tripoli. Ladies Aid meets Thursday December 20 for year end plans.
A Waterloo group called on Rev and Mrs Dilges and Mr and Mrs Clarence Beisner on a Wednesday visit, continuing community ties and social greetings.
The passage notes that many traditions and much fiction surround the two thieves crucified beside Jesus, but the Bible never names them. It highlights the absence of identifiable names in biblical accounts.
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