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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1933
Page
6
Numerous local residents and guests spent evenings and afternoons visiting friends and family across South of Tripoli. The list includes Niedert Peters Tegtmeier Buhr Essman Schuldt Dettmering and many others calling on relatives and celebrating birthdays during the period.
In Tripoli on Tuesday and Wednesday Mrs Walter Schultz and Vern visited at Will Schumacher's. Geo H Heideman called on business. Mr and Mrs Herman Plagens, Reuben, stopped by Schumacher's. Henninger, Drewis, Jahnke, Buhr, Lucbs, Carstensen featured in others. A joke ends with a hired girl leaving after family treatment.
Local items include a Mercy Hospital benefit card party hosted by the Catholic Auxiliary February 14 chaired by Mrs. Leo Gorman. Neighborhood Bridge at G. O. VanDerveer home, birthdays celebrated, and a range of community updates from local arrests and court hearings to births and school patrols. The VFW sets a February 2 meeting at Sumner while patrols guard kindergarten routes.
A terse courtroom style exchange shows a lawyer pressed for opinion while the client demands professional advice. The dialogue highlights the tension between seeking candid judgment and client control within a legal consultation.
Mrs Carl Grawe and the Hagemanns attended the funeral of Louise Hagemann Bartels in Sumner last Thursday. Pauline Schultz shows flu recovery. Attorney Leonard Raecker returns to work part time after pneumonia. T C Hullman improving at home. Mrs Walter Ladage and daughter Catherine returned from Mayo Clinic in Rochester. H L Leslie hosted a 12 person bridge party. honors to Norman Grassfield and John Betterman. John Betterman visited from Sioux Falls with a business party on trip to Peoria. E C Renning buys 32 acre property south of the fair grounds to remodel into a modern home. J Garner of Weyburn visited with M C Garner and Mabel Evans to settle J C Garner estate matters. Miss Clara Croyl, Horton, back home. foot operation for infection. Ruth Nolte, George Kaiser store employee, has an acute condition.
A patient underwent an appendicitis operation last Saturday morning and again Saturday evening at Mercy Hospital and is reported to be getting along nicely. Mrs. William Mueller underwent a major operation at Mercy Hospital on Monday morning for a tumor.
Mr and Mrs Gustav Redies plus Florence and Heraldean visited the Platte family Monday evening. Drape helped butcher at the Dohrman home Wednesday. Westendorf from Readlyn spent Wednesday with the Henning family. Herman Banser Jr was a Denver caller. Florence and Heraldean visited Lohman family Tuesday evening. Albert Meyer and Arnold Angus returned from Minnesota Tuesday. Fred F Redies from Cedar Rapids spent time with Ernest Redies family. Clarence Wilson and son Wallace were Tripoli shoppers Wednesday. Mrs Ernest Jaschen helped at her parents’ home Wednesday.
Mr Banser is reported on the sick list. Fred Lohmann and daughter Adela, and Mrs Fred ricks with daughter Nadean called on Christ Stehn in Waverly Friday. Albert Myeer and her folks Hugh Angus and family hosted Sunday visit. Harry Lindenberg birthday party hosted by Wm Behrends. Albert Kruse visit with August Bergmann near Siegel. Wm Dohrmann shopped in Tripoli Saturday. Stanley Pichelmann and Henry Schroeder family hosted Sunday visit. Herman Schumacher and August Fredericks joined Albert Kruse for Sunday evening. Mrs Henry Spier assisted at Keith Ferson’s home Monday.
A guide to balanced morning meals suggests light intake after a heat-giving starter. Begin with baked fruit and Cream of Wheat with Dates, then choose a lighter main such as Sardines on Toast with a lemon onion oil. Heat oil with butter, lemon juice, and onion, bake four to five servings.
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