Community Celebrations and Family Gatherings Highlight Week
Social events dot the weekend with Ernest Hoppenworth’s birthday at Siegel and Mrs. Erwin Hoppenmies home and the long list of visits and dinners. Attendees include the Biermann and Gerlach families, readings for 35th wedding anniversaries, and birthday parties with prizes. Reverend Gerlach visits a patient in Mercy hospital and Munsterman recovers from a facial infection, with news of several host families entertaining relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Hoppenmies
Ernest Hoppenworth
Herman Miller
Will Grebi
Gustave Schwemm
Ernest Ladage
Henry Drape
Florence
Will Biermann
Alice
C. G. Gerlach
Charles Ladage
Henry Justin
Roy Justin
Fredericksburg
Mildred Hennings
Will Biemann
Goeste
Louis Bergmann
Wm. Biermann
Fred Biermann
Chas. Schwemm
Ewaldt Soldwisch
Conrad Meyer
Carl
Margaret Schwemm
Mercy Hospital
August Munsterman
Mr. Munsterman
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promises Quick Health Boost
A period advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a simple regulation for the human system. It claims to brighten lives, improve organ function, and restore energy in as little as two weeks, urging households to purchase from local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
Denver visits and local events noted in Waverly-Green area
Edward Meyers and family visited friends in Denver on Sunday. Several residents from Waverly and nearby towns were mentioned visiting Denver, including Wilko Schoenbohm and Gustav Kries families. Birthday surprises for Mrs Henry Becker and wedding anniversaries for Mr and Mrs Carl Buss and Mr and Mrs William Bruns were noted. Local farm moves and job changes included Oscar and Paul moving to Denver and Harry Paul resigning from Standard Oil to work on county roads. Church services during Lent were announced at St Pauls and St Peters, and Albrecht hatchery began a batch of 5000 eggs aiming for 15 000 soon. Henry Buennecke recovering and seen outdoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Meyers
Sophie Schoor
Albert Wendt
Henry F. Schweer
Harry
Waverly
Denver
Wilko Schoenbohm
Clinton
Henry Becker
Martha Hall
Waterloo
Gustav Kries
Oscar
Paul
Baskins
Harry Paul
Standard Oil Company
Kries
Carl Buss
Tueday
William Bruns
Leo Stenzel
Heine
Bremer
John F. School
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Albrecht Hatchery
Henry Buennecke
Waverly Social Roundup Includes Visits and Birthdays
Crane Creek and nearby residents share a busy social week with visitors to the Michael, Beisner, Banger, Borchert, Banzer, and Meier homes. Notables include Ranetta Michael’s indefinite stay with relatives and Angus sale attendance.
Local residents attend family events across towns
Artesian families visit in Denver for Christ Moeller’s birthday observance while others relocate on farms in Douglas and Bremer. Helen Dorn wed Ed Lohmann in Bremer Lutheran church. Schultz family joins Bauer Ruhr wedding. Moeller family attends Grave funeral in Waverly. Henry Hoppel moves to Fred Schneer farm. local store advertises Friday Saturday specials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. H. Homan
Albert Moeller
Eldon Brautigam
F. F. Moeller
Clarence Deterding
Christ Moeller
Denver
Paul Schaefer
Henry Luhring
Douglas
Herb Albright
Theo. Litz
Tripoli
Henry Hoppel
Fred Schneer
Community notices of visits and birthdays in South of Tripoli
Numerous family visits and birthday celebrations are recorded across South of Tripoli. Residents such as Wolfgram, Woodcock, Rathe, Kuhrt, Tegtmeier, and Ludwig mark occasions with relatives, neighbors, and friends, while others mourn Geneva Bung er after surgery. Community sympathy extends to the Koch and Koch families on anniversaries and gatherings continue through Sunday afternoons and evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wolfgram
Elda
Edna
Orville
Maurice Woodcock
Eugene
Geraldine
Henry Rather
Theo. Peters
Eunice
Arlyce
Victor
H. C. Kuhrt
Marie
John Tegtmeier
Fred Holm
Fred Block
Henry Rathe
Will Rathe
Oswald Luloff
C. L. Myers
John Smith
Irvin Franklin
Fred Everding
Rudolph Ludwig
Edwald
Elmer Peters
J. C. Peters
F. L. Niemeyer
Carl Hildebrandt
H. A. Niemeyer
W. J. Peters
Henry Blasberg
Herman Hagenow
Will Blume
Herman Tegtmeier
Fred Brase
Herman Bierman
Tripoli
Douglas Township
Geneva
Erwin Bunger
Readlyn Hospital
John Koch
H. H. Schmidt
Frank Koch
Darlene
Fred Wehling
Lillian
Margaret
Fred Wittenburg
Frank Bruncheon
F. Seegers
Lavern Schmidt
Will Grebien
Rudolph Koch
Wendell and
Curtis
Alfred Koch
Jimmie
Barbara
Will Dohrman
Leslie Schmidt
Charles Prestien
Bertha Tegtmeier
Carl Kammeyer
Carl Westendorf
Herbert Hoppenworth
Bernard Rossel
Will Propp
Henry Bunger
Marie Struck
Fred Dohr
Birthday and social notes from Potter Siding and neighborhood
A column of social notices from Potter Siding recounts Mrs. Fred F. Redies birthday at Ernest Re dies home with many neighbors, plus a sale attended by Hugh Angus’s crowd. Local residents visited, shopped, or called at neighbors’ homes, and Edwin Lohmann married Helen Dorn with Rev. Harold Wunderlich officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred F. Redies
Ernest Redies
Herman Pichelmann
Stanley Pichelmann
August Fredericks
Adela
Esther Lohmann
Art Redies
Henry Redies
Marvin
Arnold Angus
Gustav Redies
Florence and
Heraldean
Hugh Angus
Will Behrends
Gottlieb Wolf
Waterloo
Hillie Ladage
Tripoli
Fred Lohmann
Herman Lohman
Ewald
Wm. Bull
Wm. Dohrman
Clarence Wilson
Edwin Lohmann
Helen Dorn
Harold Wunderlich
Art Holm
Louie Platte
Louie Kuker
Fred Nolte
Readlyn Birthday and Anniversary News From Local Homes
Readlyn society notes celebrate birthdays and wedding anniversaries for Jaschen Herman Matthias and Thran families near Denver Klinger Oran Westgate and Waterloo. Miss Mildred Voelker marries Warren Minor at Westgate. Readlyn Young Lutheran basketball falls 18 to 22 at Westgate. A son born to Mr and Mrs Pauli Hartman on Monday February 20th but lived only a few minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moritz Jaschen
Walter Jaschen
Richard Jaschen
Denver
Jaschen
Chris Schleman
H. J. Schumacher
J. F. Herman
Klinger
Herman
Herman Matthias
Here
Bernard Matthias
Oran
Edwin Matthias
Oscar Thran
Bobby
F. G. Torgler
John Petratz
Westgate
Readlyn
Pauli Hartman
Baby Virgil Christened Before Death. Funeral Held
The infant Virgil, christened before death, died shortly after. Funeral services were conducted Wednesday afternoon with Rev. E. Arhel ger presiding.
War ren Evangelical church families host Sunday event
Roy and Mrs Menzel entertained J F M and Live Wires Sunday school classes at their home with three layer ice cream and cake. The piece notes several local visits and family gatherings including weddings and birthday celebrations among area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Menzel
J. F. M. and
Live Wires
Warren Evangelical Church
Menzel
Helen Dorn
Denver
Edward Lohmann
Harold Wunderlich
Fred Lageschulte
Cedar Falls
Sophia Lageschulte
Edna
Ed Leitha
Irving Arns
Ernest Kueker
Art Kueker
Louie Kueker
Arlen
Did You Know The Pathfinder leaf count paradox
The Pathfinder explains a math paradox: since there are far more trees worldwide than leaves on any single tree, there must exist distinct trees sharing exactly the same number of leaves. No counting needed, the logic proves it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathfinder
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Leader
Siegel
Cliffdale Poultry Farm and Hatchery
Iowa
Rainbow Drive
Crane Creek
Dilges
Will Zander
H. Zander
Luella
Henry
Ed Borchert
Henry Seegers
Pauline
R. A. Michael
Ralph Michael
Edgar
Lavern Droste
Traetow
Emma
Art Banger
Carl Struck
Joe Kelling
R. A.michael
Ranetta Michael
Christ Milius
Clarence Beisner
Quart
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