Edison Voice Warns of Afterlife and Global Tensions
A former Edison engineer reports hearing Edison's voice from beyond the grave, saying he is on the other side of the river with unclear directions. The piece weighs in on Senate vetoes, Philippine independence vote stakes, labor unrest in Yokohama, and a child’s birth in prison, interwoven with historical myths and global upheavals.
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Doctor Hutchinson
Thomas A. Edison
Mr. Edison
Hutch
Doctor Hutchison
Edison
Legion Safety Campaign Promotes Road Awareness Work
The Bockhaus-Bartels American Legion post launches a safety education week in Bremer County with posters literature sermons and school talks. It cites 1932 auto accidents causing eight deaths and 87 injuries while urging drivers to obey laws yield right of way and practice caution at intersections and on roads.
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Bockhaus-Bartels Post
American Legion
Legion
Bremer
Iowa
Mrs. Louisa Bartels Dies in Sumner After Illness
Sumner mourns as Mrs. Louisa Bartels dies at her Sumner home after weeks of illness following a stroke. Funeral at the Sumner home Thursday at 10 with burial in Hope Cemetery near Westgate. Born Louisa Hagemann in Bremer county, she married William Bartels and lived on a farm near Westgate before moving to Sumner. She left sons Fred and Hugo Bartels and others, and daughters Bertha Miehe and Stella Oltrogge, plus siblings in multiple towns.
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Sumner
Louisa Bartels
Hope Cemetery
Westgate
Mardorf
Louisa Hagemann
Maxfield Township
Bremer County
F. Hagemann
William Bartels
Fayette County
F. P. Hagemann
Emma Hagemann
Darlena Hagemann
Carl
Albert Meyer Weds Grace Angus at Tripoli Home
Albert Meyer son of Mr and Mrs August Meyer of Dayton township married Grace Angus daughter of Mr and Mrs Hugh Angus west of Tripoli on Wednesday January 18 at 2 30 pm at the bride’s parents home Rev E F Byers Congregational pastor officiated in presence of relatives and friends Attendants were Arnold August and Esther Lohmann A wedding dinner followed at four then a brief honeymoon to Minnesota Before returning they will live on Mrs Mary Carstens farm south of Tripoli
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Albert Meyer
August Meyer
Dayton Township
Grace Angus
Hugh Angus
Tripoli
E. F. Byers
Congregational Church
Arnold August
Esther Lohmann
Wm Koch From Bremer County Named to Eight Committees
Wm Koch a Waverly representative from Bremer County will be busy in the current legislative session. He has been appointed to eight committees including chairman of Enrolled Bills and member of boards on control departmental affairs private corporations public health roads and highways tax reduction and insurance. These are all important committees.
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Wm. Koch
Waverly
Bremer County
Board of Control
January court term resumes work at Waverly
Judge T. A. Beardsmore returns to continue the January term. Jury impaneled for Edwin C. Judas vs Carl Rasmussen & Sons. C. W. Pennington et al vs Fairbanks Morse set for court trial. American National Red Cross vs Edna Jay dismissed. Several entries and receiverships noted. Guardianship of Ethelyn Getty closed. Real estate sale report approved for W Schwarze estate. Beightol and Hertlein estates closed on final reports.
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American National Red Cross
Edna Jay
Fred H. Wehling
William Wehling
Anna Ligget
Thomas A. Ligget
First National Bank of
Sumner
Henry
Anna Aders
J. P. Murphy
Ed Ehlert
Lydia Ehlert
J. F. Heideman
W. F
Sophia Knief
Matt Gruben & Sons
Glenn C. Shear
H. E
Elnora Dettmer
W. M. Block
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
P. A
Dora F. Colburn
L. A. Andrew
State of Iowa
Savings Bank of
Janesville
Ethelyn Getty
W. Schwarze
Mary Hertlein
Mary N. W. Beightol
Benefit Bridge Party Draws Legion Auxiliary Members
The American Legion Auxiliary held a well attended benefit bridge party at the Legion hall. Prizes went to E. A. Carstensen for high score and Mrs. Chas. Hoyt for second. Admission charged a package of cigarettes. sixty nine packages and one deck of cards were collected. Earl Kuker won the blanket, sold hot dish holder chances funded junior members, and the cigarette proceeds will be mailed to Veterans hospitals in Marshalltown and Knoxville.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
E. A. Carstensen
Chas. Hoyt
Earl Kuker
Marshalltown
Knoxville
Elvira Tiedt and Emil Schneider wed at Readlyn church
Miss Elvira Tiedt and Emil Schneider married at Zion Lutheran church Readlyn on Sunday. The ceremony was followed by a Legion Hall reception in Tripoli for 160 guests and a surprise 25th anniversary tribute to the Schneider couple. About 175 attended. gifts included a purse of silver.
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Elvira Tiedt
Emil Schneider
Zion Lutheran Church
Readlyn
E. Arhelger
Malinda Schneider
Martha Tiedt
Paul Schneider
Werner Tiedt
William Tiedt
Henry Schneider
Tripoli
Legion Hall
Ahelger
Mrs. Schneider
Matthias Furniture Store Auction at Denver
Matthias Furniture Store holds an auction for the entire stock in Denver. The sale is Saturday January 28 starting at 1 00 PM and 7 30 PM. Mr Matthias will discontinue the furniture business but run the undertaker parlor. C R Baker auctioneer conducts the sale.
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Matthias Furniture
Denver
Matthias
C. R. Baker
Taxpayers League to Meet February Second
The Bremer county taxpayers league will meet Thursday February 2 1933 at 1 00 PM at the court house in Waverly to review bills under consideration in the Iowa legislature on tax matters. The gathering emphasizes current concerns and fiscal issues.
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Bremer County
Herring to Speak at Bremer County Farm Banquet
Governor Clyde L. Herring will speak at the tenth annual Bremer county farm bureau banquet planned for February. The date is not yet set, with plans to be arranged to avoid conflicts with his duties as governor. The invitation was accepted after a prior discussion with Representative W. W. Koch and D. D. Offringa.
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Offringa
Farm Bureau
John Hammill
Dan Turner
J. N. Darling
R N A Have Very Successful Meeting
The Roy al Neighbors county meeting in Tripoli camp hall drew twenty seven attendees including members from Sumner and Waverly. Mrs. Florence Bridges and Mrs. Pearl King led the session with a picnic lunch, a 2:00 pm start, and guests Donna Mae Carlson and others.
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Tripoli
Florence Bridges
Mapleton
Pearl King
Oelwein
Sumner
Waverly
Lola Murphy
Oracle
Emma Ritchie
Charlotte Mooney
Otto Hoth
Will Pagel
Earl Kroblin
Wallace Robertson
Helmut Quandt
H. H. Carlson
Donna Mae
Fink celebrates 78th birthday at family gathering
J C Fink marked his 78th birthday with a Sunday dinner and supper hosted by Mr and Mrs John Fink Sr. at their home. Guests included several Fink relatives from multiple cities, with activities of cards and visiting noted. Fink remains active and well.
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John Fink
Fink
Henry Fink
Betty Jean
Audrey
Minneapolis
J. J. Fink
E. C. Fink
Arlene
New District Court Cases Briefs and Local Visit Notes
Inland Finance Corp petitions for writ of replevin for livestock against H O Wright and wife. National Life Insurance Co sues J N Wilson et al to foreclose for 16 673 85. Delbert Shepard vs Wilbur Simmons juvenile complaint. Inland Finance Co sues H O Wright and wife for 354 note. Citizens Security Trust Savings Bank vs Clinton C Place forecloses for 1 474 65 lands in section 28 91 13. State of Iowa vs Theodore Meier larceny. Mrs Louise Tegtmeier of Waterloo visiting Buck Creek, spent Monday with brother and sister in law Chris Winning.
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Inland Finance Corp
H. O. Wright and
National Life Insurance Co
J. N.wilson
Delbert Shepard
Wilbur Simmons
Inland Finance Co
H. O. Wricht and
Citizens Security Trust & Savings Bank
Clinton
State of Iowa
Theodore Meier
Louise Tegtmeier
Waterloo
Buck Creek
Chris Winning
City officials eye diesel engines for power plant
Last week councilmen W A Watkins Harry Hicks and C Ducker with city supervisor W Thorson visited Milwaukee to inspect diesel engines for the electric power plant. Two engines costing about 115000 would be installed and expected to pay for themselves in a few years by saving the current more than 2000 dollars monthly. Only roof modifications would be needed. A resolution to buy them will be published soon.
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W. A. Watkins
Harry Hicks
C. Ducker
W. Thorson
Milwaukee
Mrs Spohr Dies at 81 After Long Waterloo Life
Mrs. Fred H. Spohr, 81, resident of Waterloo since 1873, died Wednesday January 18 at her home from infirmities of old age. Born March 15, 1852 in Epstard Germany, she and Fred H. Spohr married in 1874 and celebrated their 59th anniversary January 7. Survived by her husband, two sons F. W. Spohr and H. H. Spohr of Waterloo, and one granddaughter of Waterloo. Services were held at St. Paul Lutheran Church Saturday at two o'clock with Rev. R. C. Schlueter officiating. burial in St. Paul Lutheran Cemetery.
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Fred H. Spohr
Epstard
Germany
F. W. Spohr
H. H. Spohr
Waterloo
St. Paul’s’ Lutheran Church
R. C. Schlueter
St. Paul’s Lutheran Cemetary
Deaths touch town as youths linked to stabbing and distant losses
Mrs. Michael Bessmer learns of her son Edward Bessmer's death in David City Nebraska after a stabbing by 16 year old Joseph White who is in custody. Edward’s body will be brought home for burial. Survivors include his mother and two sisters. Nearby, Waverly mourns H W Proudfoot who died in San Diego leaving a widow and two daughters, sister to local resident W H Cook. Another funeral call reaches New Hampton for Michael Bartz, grandfather of Miss Louise Duenow, as family travels to attend.
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Michael Bessmer
Edward Bessmer
David City
Nebraska
Joseph White
H. R. Bye
Fred Gifford
Arlington
Iowa
Bessmer
H. W. Proudfoot
San Diego
California
Proudfoot
W. H. Cook
J. E. Sweet
New Hampton
Michael Bartz
Louise Duenow
Death summons Mrs. McAffee aged 83 in city home
Mrs. Helen McAffee died after a several months illness at her residence. Her niece Miss Almeda McAffee had lived with and cared for her for twenty years. She is survived by two sons, Leslie McAffee and W. L. McAffee. Continues on page 8.
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Helen McAffee
Almeda McAffee
Leslie McAffee
W. L. McAffee
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