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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1931
Page
3
Artesian notes a large attendance at Gustav Seegers funeral next Wednesday. Many relatives and friends, including the Meier, Dierek, Kruewer, and Moeller families, share memories and attend-related gatherings.
Miss Martha Jaschen visited relatives in Mason City and returned home Sunday. Westgate residents Mr and Mrs Henry Oltrogge stopped en route to Gustave Seevers funeral at Maxfield. Herman Thran and John Nolte groups toured Dubuque and Dickeyville to see the Grotto. Shuette family from Rothsay attended Shuette Whittenburg wedding. Harold Burk moved into the Herman Everding apartment. Rev W W Koch of Waverly was a Sunday guest at F L Diekman’s. Klinger and Readlyn Y P S held a picnic at Sell’s grounds with a full dinner and supper.
A long list of Sunday visits and gatherings across Fremont households. Families including Wolfgrams, Woodcocks, Kleiss, Chapins, Sells, Bungers, Rathe, Kirchhoff, and others joined relatives at homes near Readlyn Eldora and Fredericksburg. The events centered on birthday observances and fellowship, with multiple visits spanning Sunday afternoon to evening. The recurring theme is community ties and shared meals on a sunny weekend.
A Springfield area listing records Saturday and Sunday visits and social calls. Families including Dettmer, Neuendorf, Chapin, Drape, Ellison, Hankner, Barcus, Go wan, Borcherding, Block, Bunger, Schell and others are noted visiting relatives and hosting guests at various homes and at a Waverly old settlers meeting. The items reflect everyday social ties and near term hospitality across multiple households.
A Sunday afternoon wedding at the local church joined Miss Alfreda Buhr and Clarence Oltrogge. Waterloo callers Mrs. Leo Wilbrandt and Clarence Keisner visited Thursday. Families traveled to Cedar Rapids and Elma for weddings and gatherings as neighbors shared news from Readlyn to Waverly.
Akbar ascended the throne at thirteen and ruled for forty years guiding a collapsing empire to unity. He fought bravely with forty followers against a larger force, preferred simplicity over luxury, and devised innovations such as a gun cleaning machine for sixteen guns and a simultaneous seventeen cannon firing device.
Mrs A M W Stirling recounts life with royal milliner in Life's Little Day. Her mother patronized the same milliner as the queen and pleaded for less hideous bonnets. The milliner says the queen wants a bonnet not a cap, even when a small bow is added.
Reports from his bedside on Monday said he was much improved. Members of the Past Matrons club of the Eastern Star visited the O. E. B. Home at Boone. Those making the trip included Mrs. L. C. Kern, Mrs. E. Hamblin, Mrs. Minnie Lee, Mrs. Rachel Smith, Mrs. Marie Clark, Mrs. E. A. Schiefelbein, Mrs. Maud Kifert and Mrs. Will Woodring.
Mrs Lohmann suffered serious lung and internal injuries after a fall while carving fruit in her cellar late last week. She is improving but has endured intense pain since the accident. I G Simon plans to open Economy Furniture and Carpet Co on July 1 in the East Bremer Ave building vacated by White Swan Bakery, also handling some second hand goods.
J H McRoberts suffered a bad arm and facial injuries while standing on a moving city truck shoveling sand last Thursday and was off duty for several days. The report notes his employer as the city and cites the accident as the source of his injuries.
Mr. Gelder remains familiar with local tasks from prior hire. Kenneth Koch left for St. John's Military Academy in Delafield for the summer. Marshall Canning finished packing 2000 cases of spinach and about 1200 cases of asparagus. bean crops risk poor yields without timely rain due to heat and drought. A Sunday picnic drew fewer seniors than expected due to heat, though attendees enjoyed the day and look ahead to 1932. Rev. E H Rausch returned home after visiting Kalamazoo for recovery from surgery. Mrs. Charles Gors and Mrs. Nora Donovan celebrated their eighty fourth birthdays with family dinners on June 24. Mrs. Flo Wigton of Chicago visits for a month at her relatives in this city. Mrs. H C Frese, recently home from a serious operation, is recovering well. Rose Mary Sager of Waterloo vacations with relatives in the area. Dr. L D Jay and L C Kern are noted local residents in the vicinity.
Last week a med ical society meeting was held in Rockwell City attended by local residents including Byron Richena who is recovering from ptomaine poisoning. Dr and Mrs Brierly vacationing at Clear Lake try fishing, while Mrs Grace Brandes of Dallas visits her father John Perkins. Mrs George Hunt rushed to Stillwater Minnesota for ill brother with heart trouble. William McCumber learns of death of his brother in law William Roberts of Webster North Dakota formerly Fayette area. Is your subscription due Look at the label.
The piece reflects on sleep's enduring mystery from ancient cavemen to modern science. It contrasts human fussiness about food with irregular sleep patterns and argues sleep is essential, suggesting life extension without food pales beside the need for rest.
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