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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1934
Page
8
Frederika Creamery association members filled their ice house last week. Several neighbors and relatives helped, with Hankner Brothers of Tripoli handling cutting. Ice measured fourteen inches in thickness. Community social news follows including farewells, visits, and illnesses involving residents from Frederika and nearby towns.
Arnold Pries helped at Mrs. Will Kaker home Tuesday. Numerous neighbors assisted with chores and meals for celebrations and visits in Potter Siding area including Rodemeier, Lohmann, Redies and Kuker families. Fred Hildebrandt injured while plumbing on county farm.
The Ladies' Aid of the Lutheran church meets February 15 with Mrs A H Buss as hostess. Louie Hoppenworth schedules a closing out sale on his farm four miles northeast of Denver on Friday February 9 and plans to move to Denver soon afterward. Lenten services in English at St John Lutheran Church on February 14 at 7 30 PM. Mr and Mrs Arthur Moeller and Chris Moeller visited E H Homan. Ed H Schroeder attended the Iowa Petroleum convention in Des Moines February 6 7. Mrs H J Schneer and Mrs Henry Steege visited Mrs G L Riedesel in Waterloo. The Ladies' Aid of St John Lutheran church meets in the church basement Wednesday afternoon February 14 with Mrs H Moeller hosting.
Crane Creek notes show Art Bunger and Agnes visiting in Waverly while Ruth Michael returned to Chicago for work. R. A. Michael and family hosted relatives in Maxfield and Readlyn for a Sunday gathering at Mrs. Readlyn’s.
Mr and Mrs Will Buenger and son Carl of Oelwein visited daughter and sister Mrs Andrew Carstensen Friday. Other notes show visits among Carol Carstensen family Cedar Falls tripoli etc. A corn hog meeting disrupted Old Tripoli school. several families shared Sunday visits and local greetings across nearby towns.
Local social notes list families and friends celebrating birthdays and anniversaries. Multiple households including Beisners Tegtmeiers HunneMueller Hagenow and Peters families visit, dine, or attend celebrations at Readlyn and nearby homes. Leota attends Ernest Tiedt 25th anniversary at Wolf's hall. various visits occur Sunday and Saturday evenings.
Louisvile Courier Journal reports a playful claim about the Mona Lisa smile suggesting she was simply posing and aiming to look pleasant.
Old Hand A small appetite Gazette Montreal weighs the top quality for a beginner in literature. The piece echoes a candid exchange on ambition, discipline, and the need to read and write consistently, suggesting perseverance as essential for early writers.
A fragmentary line exchanges reveal a tense moment between two speakers in Vienna Faun with one claiming they could die for the other, met with a retort that the vow is never acted on. The terse exchange captures a charged, unresolved confrontation.
A long list of visits and family gatherings across Spring Fountain highlights. Many names from the Meyer, Steege, Struck, Bodermann, Knoedler, Born, and other families appear visiting relatives, siblings, and friends at homes from Friday to Sunday. Rev Bonovsky led services at the Spring Fountain church Sunday morning.
In Buck Creek Friday and Sunday gatherings, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Klemp hosted and visited, honoring birthdays and hosting relatives. The Pries home welcomed about 50 relatives and friends for a birthday celebration, while Wm. Tegtmeier received birthday wishes from neighbors. Other local households received Sunday visits from Ernest Knoploh, Herman Zell, Aug A Buhr, Henry Schedtler, and Henry Klemp, with Esther Meier visiting Ed Wosker’s family.
Gerald-Nothing, I expect.
County Seat News Items of Interest reports local activity including moves to Charles City for Oliver Farm Equipment and Des Moines for Grace Woodcock. It notes several hospitalizations, operations, a marriage announcement for Sara Meyers and Al Levich, a Mayo Clinic staff appointment, a child injury, a broadcast, a dress up party, and local council changes plus transfers and relocations of residents and staff.
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