Local News Highlights From Denver and Nearby
John Bruns leaves Schroeder Filling Station after years of service at year end. Elvira Bruns wed Rev Roy P Schulz at St John s Lutheran with Rev E H Beckmann officiating. Newlyweds plan housekeeping in Nebraska. Henry Schweer and wife celebrate silver anniversary in Waterloo. Velma Konarske visiting Clarksville. Mrs Harvey Burge ill. Arlen Bruns to study at Concordia seminary in St Paul. F F Moeller of Artesian visits Schroeder home. Theodore Doescher of Chicago visits Schoo
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John Bruns
Schroeder
Bruns
Elvira Bruns
Herman J. Bruns
Roy P. Schulz
St. John’s Lutheran Church
E. H. Beckmann
Herman Bruns
Erwin Bruns
Roy Schulz
E. A. Bodeker
Sumner
Vern Hafer
Waterloo
Sam Nicol
Henry Buennecke
William Matthias
Herman Matthias
Mt. Vernon Township
Rose Kleindienst
John F. Sheoof
What the Folks at Sumner Are Doing
A county feature collage reports Sumner residents’ activities. L. P. Winks family heads to Miami for February visits with Ben Winks. Eileen Wall visits Donna Sexton. multiple social clubs like Woman's Club and Garden Club meet. basketball results show Waverly and West Union wins over Sumner. various local visits, travels, and minor misadventures.
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L. P. Winks
Miami
Fla
Ben Winks
Eileen Wall
St. Paul
Donna Sexton
G. J. Sexton
Donna
Waterloo
John Miller
Waverly
Sumner High
Weires
Minkel
Sumner
Flossie Lease
G. W. Beveridge
Erwin Pipho
Sunday Socials in Crane Creek
Mr and Mrs R A Michael and family host and welcomed guests from Waterloo Chester Smith and family Otto Herman and Pauline Seegers Sunday. Henry Spier and son Stanley visited for Mrs Droste sr birthday. Ralph Michael saw Edgar and Laverne Droste. Carl Struck stayed with Detterding family and later at Beisner home. Beisners attended shower for Ralph Milius at Maxfield.
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R. A. Michael
Chester Smith
Waterloo
Henry Seegers
Otto
Herman
Pauline
Henry Spier
Stanley
Will Droste
Droste
Ralph Michael
Edgar
C. H. Milius
Maxfield
Carl Struck
Local Families Gather for Holiday Weekend Visits
Warren Towns and Emil Pries families along with Henry Hennings hosted guests at the Hennings residence on Friday. Several relatives then visited the Orville Bick home near Siegel on Sunday, with other gatherings at the Wohlsten and Hagenow homes. Dahila Pries is spending the week with her sister Gust Buhholz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Pries
Arthur Hennings
Henry Bick
Herbert
John
Henry Hennings
Henry Meyer
Buck Creek
Orville Bick
Siegel
Reinhardt Lange
John Wohlsten
Edwin
Elmer Henning
Herbert Eick
Westgate
John Hagenow
Dahlia Pries
Gust Buhholz
Moeller and Brautigan Families Visit relatives Sunday
Artesian Mr and Mrs Albert Moeller and Irene Edna and Eldon Brautigan visited the Fred Beisner home near Oran Sunday A number from here attended the silver wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Henry Schweer in Waterloo Sunday Mr and Mrs F F Moeller visited at the E H Schroeder home in Denver Sunday Miss Delores Schaefer spent the weekend at the C A Traetow Albert Moeller home Tuesday evening to help Mrs Moeller observe her birthday The man with the most decided opinions has usually had the least experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Turner
Jean
Turner
Hawkeye
Margaret Reimler
Beth Winks
Madeline Berg
Virginia Harms
Gladys Heiserman
West Union
H. C. Frank
F. K. Brown
Waverly
H. W. Tank
New Hampton
A. H. Wolff
W. H. Wehrmacher
Henry Mohlis
Oelwein
Alvin Jahnke
Sam Fridley
Mildred Rowe
Joker Club
Bill Meyer
Herbert Niemann
Low
Ray Sayre
Louise Vierth
St. Paul
Albert Moeller
Irene
Edna
Eldon Brautigan
Fred Beisner
Oran
Henry Schweer
Waterloo
F. F. Moeller
E. H. Schroeder
Denver
Delores Schaefer
C. A. Traetow
Mrs. Moeller
Frede rika Schmidt Hosts Sunday Family gathering
Mr and Mrs William Schmidt entertained a large circle of relatives at their home on Sunday. Guests included the Edgars and Hagedorns from Williamstown, the Taylors from Waterloo, the Buckendahls and Wielands, plus McDermotts and Gray family members. Arnold Buckendahl returned to St Paul after a three week visit.
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William Schmidt
George Edgar
Arlene Edgar
Harold
Paul Roebrook
Edward Hagedorn
Williamstown
Robert Edgar
Guy Taylor
Jimmie
Waterloo
Chester Taylor
John McDermott
Wells
Minn
Marilys
James
David
Theron Carroll
Arlan James
J. H. McDonald
Florence
Douglas Township
Claude Carroll
Leo
Freddie
Vera Buckendahl
Hudson
Rosemary
Community Socials Share Sunday Visits and Exchanges
Rev. and Mrs. H. Roun and son Hans were entertained at Rev. C. G. Gerlach home Friday evening. Numerous Waverly callers visited friends and relatives Saturday and Sunday including the Biermann and Gerlach families, Ernst Brase, W. H. Grebien, Henry Kuecker sr, Mildred Henning, Florence Biermann, Gustave Boeckmann, Herman Boeckmann, Oliver Bungeren, Gustave Schwemmann, Herman Meyne, William Oeelschlager, Carl Schwartze, Will Biermann and Alice, and Chas. Ladage.
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H. Roun
Hans
C. G. Gerlach
Fred Biermann
Oscar
Hedwig Gerlach
Ernst Brase
W. H. Grebien
Henry Kuecker
Mildred Henning
Florence Biermann
Gustave Boeckmann
Herman Boeckmann
Oliver Bunger
Gustave Schwemmn
Herman Meyne
William Oeelschlager
Carl Schwartze
Old Tripoli Social Roundup from a Quiet Weekend
Andrew Carstensen was a caller at the Geo. H. Heideman home Thursday morning. Mrs. Geo. H. Heideman visited Mrs. E. A. Carstensen Saturday afternoon. Will Jahnke and Nellie Tegtmeier's family hosted Sunday gatherings with Henry Matthiesen and others in Tripoli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carstensen
Geo. H. Heideman
E. A. Carstensen
Tripoli
Will Jahnke
Nellie Tegtmeier
Henry Matthiesen
Howard
Mary Carstensen
Clarence Ganske
Beverly
Wanda
Readlyn
Louie Sell
Verdeen
Frederika
Herman Krueger
Will Bergman
Arthur Heine
Will Schumacher
Charles
Isabelle Tegtmeier
Will Plagens
Subscription renewal notice from Pine Ridge readers
From Pine Ridge South Dakota dated January 6 1934 subscribers beg renewal of The Tripoli Leader for 1934 and send two dollar check. They praise the weekly paper as homey and full of news about Tripoli friends. Signed Mr and Mrs A W Gaede.
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Pine Ridge
S. D
Tripoli
Iowa
A, W, Gaede
Social visits and family gatherings south of Tripoli
South of Tripoli many households report weekend visits and dinners. Fred Dohrmann and family visited Wm Boeckman. Fred Block’s family visited Henry Blasberg. Albert Nolting and Leslie Peters visited W J Peters. Herman Niedert and family spent Sunday with Theo Peters. Carl Struck stayed with Fred Detterding. John Peters and daughters and Leslie Peters visited Henry Blasberg. Darlyl Schmidt visited H H Schmidt’s grandparents. Henry Blasberg’s family dined with Fred Block. Nie and Elsie dined with H W Peters. August Hunnemueller and family visited Albert Hunnemueller. Subscription reminder appears at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dohrmann
Lucinda
Leota
Wm. Boeckman
Fred Block
Henry Blasberg
Albert Nolting
New Hampton
Leslie Peters
W. J. Peters
Herman Niedert
Theo. Peters
Carl Struck
August Hunnemueller
Albert Hunnemueller
Smilin' Charlie Reports Potato Acreage and Truck Costs
Smilin Charlie notes Ohio potato acreage in recent years averages about 110000 acres. He adds farm truck operating costs in Illinois average 7 cents per mile.
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Ohio
Illinois
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