Buchanan for Glasses Waterloo News
Louis Horsley traveled to Charles City on Sunday to visit relatives. Mayme Delahrey of Sumner was a weekend guest with Mr and Mrs Joe Lien. F W Klein and wife visited Des Moines to spend the day with daughter Ione. Mrs Louis Everding and daughters Lucille and Vivian were with sister Mrs Ernest Everding on Saturday. Will Sell and Lorenz enjoyed a social evening Tuesday at the Everding home. Dr and Mrs E C Claus and Mary Ruth dined with Mr and Mrs G C Mirick and attended a Sumner operetta with their son Donald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Horsley
Charles City
Mayme Delahrey
Sumner
Joe Lien
Mrs
F. W. Klein
Des Moines
Miss Ione
Louis Everding
Lucille
Vivian
Ernest Everding
Will Sell
Lorenz
Harold Bierie
Maxine
Oran
Glen Bailey
Raymond and
Waldron Duecker
Fred Duecker
Helmut Quandt
Waterloo
Leo Panzer
Shell Rock
Fred Biesterfeldt
Edward
Panzer
Dr. E. C. Claus
The
Legion
Legionaires
Mrs. Claus
G. C. Mirick
Nevada Schwem
Waverly
C. G. Schwem
Minnie Schwem
Randolph Goodenbour
Leonard Schneider
Goodenbour
Milwaukee
Herman Reding
H. J. Bunger
Reinhardt
Louise Fink
Ernest Haase
Horton
Everett Mitchell
E. J. Henning
John Henning
Zenovia
Harry Buhr
Richard
Esther Haase
Frederika
Local clubs and visits fill busy social week
The Ladies' Improvement club meets at Mrs J L Schnurstein's home on Tuesday afternoon February 6. Mrs Schnurstein to host. J F F Bridge club enjoyed 6:30 dinner and bridge at the Hankner home hosted by Mr and Mrs Will Ward. Several families hosted gatherings and visits filled Sundays with drives, dinners, and social trips to Waterloo Sumner Readlyn Horton and Shell Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Improvement Club
J. L. Schnurstein
Schnurstein
J. F. F. Bridge Club
Will Ward
H. J. Hankner
A. A. Belknap
W. A. N. G. Ladies’ Bridge Club
Congregational Church Notes for Sunday Services
Church notes list Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 with the sermon Following the Master Old Hymn Service Sunday evening at 8 Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 2 in the church basement Quotations for roll call relate to St Valentine’s Day Hostesses are Mrs Hankner and Mrs Nienhaus Visitors welcome Orchestra practice Thursday at 7 followed by choir practice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Congregational Church
H. J. Hankner
J. A. Nienhaus
James Bennett
Norma Stange
Charlotte Bennett
Zatha Schmidt
Ladies Aid
St John’s Lutheran Church Activities Schedule
St John’s Lutheran under Pastor E A Hanff lists Sunday school at 9 30 a m and English divine service at 10 30 a m The Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Oliver Bungers home Thursday afternoon choir rehearsal Thursday evening catechetical instruction Thursday afternoon and Saturday forenoon adult instruction Monday and Wednesday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Oliver Bunger
Ladies’ Aid
St Peter’s Evangelical Church Weekly Schedule
The sermon and Sunday school note a 9 30 start for Sunday school and a 10 30 English service. Mission Sunday observed. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at 2 with topic My Church. Choir rehearsals Thursday at 7 30 and 8 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Peter’s Evangelical
Theo
A. Thomas
Ladies’ Aid Society
Traetow and Beisner Birthdays and Local Gatherings
Artesian has social events as Mr and Mrs C A Traetow entertained relatives for Mrs Traetow birthday on Wednesday and Friday evenings. Mr and Mrs Leslie Huck hosted relatives Friday and Sunday evenings. Creemery patrons cut trees at C J Meier residence Friday. Gerhardt Mueller returned from Winona Minnesota after ten days away. Relatives gathered at Wm Beisner home Thursday and Sunday for Mrs Beisner birthday observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. C. A. Traetow
Mrs. Traetow
Leslie Huck
Artesian Creamery Company
C. J. Meier
Gerhardt Mueller
Winona
Minn
Wm. Beisner
Looking Backward In the Leader's Files
Miss Pearl Kelsey travels to Oakdale near Iowa City for sanatorium treatment. Frank Davies and son visit his sister Mrs J B Franklin. A gasoline stove explosion at Dr Jungblut’s kitchen is quelled by quick action. Louis Schmidt conducts a successful auction sale. The Stenzel farm mourns the death of their 18 month old daughter Clara after a brief illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Kelsey
Oakdale
Iowa City
Frank Davies
North Dakota
J. B. Franklin
Miss Stehn
Louis Schmidt
Martin Rhode
Stenzel
Clara
Fires Strike Three Homes In Past Week
Three fires broke out within the past week one at the Fred Hilde brandt home, the other two at the Fred Sommers and Nels Debel homes. Homer Nevermann seven year old son of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Nevermann was operated on for appendicitis at the Clasen hospital Sunday. Mrs. A. E. Townsend better re membered as Mrs. Carey Miles of Spearmen Texas was here last Wednesday visiting relatives and renewing old acquaintainces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hildebrandt
Fred Sommers
Nels Debel
Homer Nevermann
H. H. Nevermann
Clasen Hospital
A. E. Townsend
Carey Miles
Spearmen
Texas
Fire damages Ferge's cafe in a January incident
Five years ago on January 30 1929 a mysterious fire damaged Ferge's cafe causing several thousand dollars in losses to the building and fixtures. P A McIntyre who recently conducted a farm auction moved his household goods to Sumner last week. The Crittenden child Jimmy son of Mr and Mrs P L Crittenden is recovering from pleural pneumonia. Herman Huegli of Dayton township has rented the Schwein residence and plans to move to town soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferge
P. A. McIntyre
Sumner
Jimmy
P. L. Crittenden
Herman Huegli
Dayton
Schwein
Readlyn Considers Electric Lighting System
Readlyn town council weighs building an electric distribution network and asks if Waverly can supply power. Readlyn would extend lines to connect with a Waverly line near the Washington Creamery, but current contract with Iowa Public Service prohibits resale beyond city limits. Mayor Morey plans to present the issue to the council. Cedar Falls is mentioned as a possibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Readlyn
Central States Power Corporation
H. A. Morey
Washington Creamery
Iowa Public Service Company
Morey
Cedar Falls
Readlyn Seeks Connection If Distribution System Builds
A note expresses interest in securing a hookup with Readlyn contingent on the construction of the distribution system. It outlines that the connection would hinge on the project advancing and the system becoming available for service. The statement implies investment intent tied to infrastructure completion and access.
Sumner resident Edward Kirchman runs for third district supervisor
Edward Kirchman, of Sumner, announced as a Democratic candidate for supervisor in the third district at the June primary. He pledges to serve the people by reducing expenses. He joins Fred Wehling of Readlyn and Henry Kasemeier Sr. of Sumner as the three candidates for the district covering Dayton, Franklin, Frederika, Leroy, Maxfield, and Sumner townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kirchman
Sumner
Mr. Kirchman
Dayton
Franklin
Frederika
Leroy
Maxfield
Fred Wehling
Readlyn
Henry Kasemeier
Denver Creamery Co. Holds Annual Meeting Notes
Albert Buss was elected director and W J Mohling was reelected secretary treasurer to fill offices expiring at the Denver Creamery Co annual meeting held last Thursday. The creamery reported higher business with 13000 pounds more butterfat and an average butterfat price of 23.1 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Buss
W. J. Mohling
Denver Creamery Co
Royal Neighbors meeting moved to Ostrogge building
The Royal Neighbors will hold their regular monthly meeting at the Legion hall on Tuesday February 6 now in the Ostrogge building in rooms formerly used by the Ladies Improvement club. Hostesses are Mrs H W Krueger and Mrs Ed Rosenthal. In Munich the public prosecutor seeks eight months in jail for three Catholic priests accused of spreading atrocity stories about Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Legion Hall
Ostrogge Building
Ladies’ Improvement Club
H. W. Krueger
Ed Rosenthal
Munich
Germany
Constipated 30 Years Aided by Old Remedy
An old advertisement features Alice Burns praising Adlerika for thirty years of constipation relief. She claims souring meals and stomach choking vanished after using the product, and urges readers to seek it at leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlerika
Alice Burns
Read the advertisements in The Leader and save money
A compact reader note points readers to The Leader classifieds for savings. It highlights money saving opportunities through ads spanning goods services and local deals, urging quick engagement to maximize discounts.
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