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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1934

Page

5

Buchanan for Glasses in Waterloo Local News

Mr and Mrs August Kelling hosted a social evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Schultz. Mr and Mrs Walter Sommer visited Waterloo over the weekend to see Art and Fred Sommer and their families. Mrs Albert Lindner from Waterloo arrived Tuesday to stay with her brother Alwin Maurer and family. Mrs Minnie Westendorf of Sumner will reside with her daughter Mrs Fred Ambrose for several months. Local note includes Sunrist Oranges promotion at Tripoli Mercantile Co.

August Kelling Walter Schultz Walter Sommer Waterloo Brothers Art and Fred Sommer Albert Lindner Alwin Maurer Minnie Westendorf Sumner Fred Ambrose Chris Zander Elsie Mildred Renetta Minnie Zander H. F. Wood Will Brockmeier Oelwein Tony Sievers Harold Bierne Maxine John Kearns Fred Bierie Ed Lange Ella Kuker Alfred Rohrsson Earl Near Sumner F. H. Bockhaus Rohrssen St. Peter’s Church E. H. Kuker L. W. Vanderlinden E. A. Carstensen Christ Winning Henry Winning St. John’s Lutheran Church Herman Stoffregen C. H. Eichmann Donna Mae Minnie Moeller Cedar Falls Joe Sien Sien Josephine Lee Scott Charles Scott Goldie Andreason Ted Sheldon Bobby Bobby Scott Bert Franklin Emory Brisband N. D J. H. Franklin Topeka Kansas Will Kimbal Wallace Mr. Franklin Bremer H. H. Buls C. W. Buls Joyce Charles Strawberry Point W. H. Bull Ida Kuker Alice Lois H. F. Schmidt Schmidt N. R. Ambrose Ernest Schumacher John Boeckman Lavern Fred Krumwiede August Krumwiede Adela Waverly Emma LaPorte Ind Olinda Chicago Krumwiede Louise Boderman F. H. Harmening Emma Krumwiede Henry Hagen Art Niemeyer Pete Mahlstedt Ernest Drewis Erwin Gustave Niemeyer A. W. Gable Gladys Clancy Charles City Frederika Irving Newton A. T. Gray Elmer Nus Miss Clancy Mr. Nus Bates Pease Bortner Leon Qualley Harlan George Heine Western Douglas Kathlene Stephen Fredericksburg Clyde Clary John Gray New Hampton Donald Golding Thompson Naomi McClain Leroy Minn Ruth Carroll Upper Iowa University Gertrude Pease Iowa State University Clarence Dease Will Green J. E. Carney Max E. E. Henry Eagle Grove Mary E. Henry Harriett Carney State University Hospital Iowa City Leslie Bowlby Builders’ Material Co Cedar Rapids Will Biemann Rohlf

Caneland Brand Pure Sorghum Featured At Farmers Store

A local advertisement highlights Caneland Brand Pure Sorghum in a 10 pound pail for 59 cents at The Farmers Store. The page also lists numerous social visits, community notices, and upcoming events across Bremer County including meetings, club gatherings, and theater showtimes at Sumner Cass Opera House.

Caneland Farmers Store

Mrs. L. Schwartz Hurt After Fall on Ice

Mrs. Louis Schwartz northwest of town was injured when she fell on an icy yard last Thursday morning, striking the back of her head on a cement walk while stepping from steps. She remains under a physician’s care.

Louis Schwartz

Corn Recipes From The Home Kitchen

A light column extols corn as a year round staple and offers tested uses for canned or fresh corn. Recipes include Corn Fritters with egg and flour batter fried in hot fat and a Corn and Sweet Potato Scallop with a white sauce, layered corn and sweet potatoes, baked with buttered crumbs. Serves six.

First Woman's Club Founded in 1857 at Sandy Spring

The First Woman's Club claims to be the United States' oldest club for farm women. Organized in May 1857 at Sandy Spring Maryland, it survives under its original name, the Mutual Improvement Association.

First Woman's Club United States Sandy Spring The Mutual Improvement Association

Luck and compensation stir debate among workers

Hayes argues that Smithson is lucky to receive compensation after an injury while other workers lose jobs. His companion calls him heartless, noting many lost employment. Hayes insists Smithson’s situation is a different kind of luck due to compensation.

Smithson Hayes

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