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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1931

Page

6

Bremer county corn show to feature yield and maturity

The Bremer county corn show at Waverly on Wednesday February 18 will emphasize early maturity and type with samples from varieties yielding 89.2 and 57.3 bushels per acre. Hybrid corn topped comparisons, with placards detailing sample data, and premiums range from $1 to $10 plus additional prizes.

Bremer County Waverly

Erwin Bergman Elected Douglas Township Farm Bureau Head

Erwin Bergman of Douglas township was elected head of the Douglas township farm bureau at a regular Donlan schoolhouse meeting Tuesday evening January 20. Louie Hoppenworth resigns after 15 months as president to move to Maxfield township next month. H C Frese of the local cooperative oil company spoke on cooperative oil ventures and regional progress. The county agent discussed cooperative livestock marketing. A large program with Miss Frese’s direction featured students Edgar Bergman Wendell Michael Lucille J Buls Theodore McKinney Harriett Donlan Margaret Bergman Lorraine Thurm Ward McKinney Dorothy R Bergman Malita Korte Renetta Thurm and Ethel McKinney. The film Puritan Progress and a comedy were shown. Refreshments were provided by the ladies. The next meeting will be the organization’s regular second Tuesday in February.

Polk Township Erwin Bergman Douglas Township Donlan Louie Hoppenworth Maxfield Township H. C. Frese Cooperative Oil Company Middle West Miss Frese Edgar Bergman Wendell Michael Lucille J. Buls Theodore McKinney Harriett Donlan Margaret Bergman Lorraine Thurm Ward McKinney Dorothy R. Bergman Malita Korte Renetta Thurm Ethel McKinney Douglas Township Farm Bureau Maquoketa Waverly Electrical Waverly Harrison A. L. Lynch Marengo Mary Simmons R. Arenholz Sheldon Harm Schlachter Clarksville Stout Iowa Becker Earl Wright Arden L. Young Platte Tire Service Faith Watkins Murray Ira Deal San Diego California Gertrude Lynch G. O. VanDerveer Orphans Aid Society F. W. Culbertson A. W. Swenson Mary Mooney Mayme Brechner Oelwein A. W. Mooney Josephine Rathe Hilda Luesenhop Waverly Savings Bank KE. H. Meyer Chicago Arthur Brandt Louie Brandt Mercy Hospital George Walker St. Paul Will Ducker Dorothy Hartman Carl Hartman W. J. Dempsey C. H. Eichmann William Quibel Los Angeles Rela

Mrs Geo Bonzer Speaks at Polk Two F B Meeting

Mrs George Bonzer, Bremer county home project work chair, attended the Iowa State farm bureau federation annual convention two weeks ago and shared her experiences before the Polk Two F B meeting.

Geo. Bonzer Polk Two F. B George Bonzer Bremer County Iowa State Farm Bureau Federation

County Seat News Items of Interest

County Seat items from Maquoketa and Waverly. Local moves include Harrison returning to manage Waverly Electrical Shop, C. A. Smith continuing radio business, Wartburg College broadcasting from Waterloo, and numerous community notices from January events, deaths, marriages, and social gatherings in the area.

Local Social News and Movements Reported

Leonard Racker remained home last week due to a knee injury from a desk collision. Harold and Mrs. Miller hosted twenty guests at their home, with prizes awarded to Mrs. G O VanDerveer and to Mr. and Mrs. George Spalding. Vernon Klotzbach and family plan to move from the Carl Reith place on Third Street southeast to the former Mrs. Hertlen residence. Dr H W Rathe spent several days in Sioux City attending Missouri Valley Medical Society sessions.

Tives Leonard Racker Harold Miller G. O. VanDerveer George Spalding Vernon Klotzbach Carl Reith Third Street Mary Hertlen H. W. Rathe Sioux City Missouri Valley Medical Society

Community visits and family gatherings in Spring Fountain

Mr and Mrs Alvin Sommer and children visited the Lee Hill home Monday evening. Several families including the Meyers Struck and Bodermanns shared evenings at various homes. Alberta Meyer was on the sick list. many relatives travelled to Waterloo and Waverly for visits and friendly gatherings.

Alvin Sommer Lee Hill Mable Hannaman Fred Bodermann Ford Meyer Earl Meyer Ernie John Henry Meyer Albert Rieck Carl Feist John Struck Alberta Meyer Alberta Laura Harry August B. Steege Bernita Lenora Mildred H. C. Steege Waverly Richard Ervin Schwake August Steege Alfred Rohrssen Art Kirehmann Rhinhold St Ernie Meyer Frank Lang Louie Meyer Marion Hill Leo Meyer Darlene Sommer Louie Sommer Waterloo Will Meyer Rudy Warnke Maxine Carl Bill Struck Art Kuker

Sommer visit and social lunch at Waverly

Pleasantly spent at visiting and cards. A lunch brought by the guests was served later. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Sommer were callers in Waverly the latter part of the week.

Alvin Sommer Waverly

South of Town wedding anniversaries and visits noted

Mr and Mrs W J Peters and family and others helped celebrate the fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Louie Wenthe Tuesday evening. Several families visited various homes Sunday and midweek, including Theo Peters, Herman Peters, Rudolph Ludwig, Will Kanter, and others. Numerous attendees marked occasions around Peters and Blasberg households with visits to Chris Brockman and related gatherings.

W. J. Peters Herman Peters John Peters Louie Wenthe Albert Hunemueller Florence Theo, Peters Elmer Sassman Henry Blasberg Theo. Peters Rudolph Ludwig Will Kanter Louis Mohlis Waterloo W. J. Pet Ers Chris Brockman Casion John Wolfgravy J Tiedt Elmer Lasemay F. B. Schuldt John Wolfgram Ayq Chris Winning Lawrence Gebert Art Tegtmeier Carl Kammeyer Carl Woestendorf Fred Dohyy Albert Notting Ang Minnie

The Leader Subscription Offer Stated

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