Frederika Ladies Aid meets. social and kittenball score
The Frederika Ladies Aid Society held a large church basement gathering on Wednesday with Division F officers serving lunch. Epworth League boys defeated the girls 16 to 15 in kittenball, followed by a social for Sunday school officers and community members. Over 100 attended and ice cream and cakes were served. Staff and guests included numerous local families and visitors from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Division F
Fred Rewoldt
E. R. Lindfield
So Alcock
John Johnson
Adele Rewoldt
Epworth League
Apple Sauce as a Recipe and Culinary Debate
A vintage culinary note extols apple sauce and its versatility, arguing flavor depends on apple choice and noting canners grow sauce-specific orchards. It offers an Apple and Cream Cheese Pie recipe and an Apple Fluff dessert using canned sauce, with practical tips and serving ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam
Eve
Hopi Ritual Link Found At Killishba Ruins
Excavations at Killishba near Fort Apache Arizona by Dr. Byron Cummings of the University of Arizona suggest a link between ancient Hopi rituals and those of the modern Hopi people. The prehistoric city, peaking around 1260, housed over 2000 inhabitants who observed rituals similar to today’s Hopi tribesmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killishba
Fort Apache
Ariz
Byron Cummings
University of Arizona
Warren Evangelical Sunday School Picnic Report
Bremer the Warren Evangelical Sunday school enjoyed a yearly picnic in Nolte's woods on Tuesday July 17. Bernetta Banaster of Des Moines visits her aunt Mrs Lawrencece Heine. Mr and Mrs R F Thiemann and daughter Maxine plus Lillie Pape spent Sunday with the Pape family in West Union. Nine carloads of reactors were shipped from Bremer and Tripoli to Chicago. Wendell Thiemann of Waterloo visiting his uncle R F Thiemann went to Waterloo to visit his parents. Sylvester Jungers of Hospers visited his daughter Mrs Nick Schwer for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Evangelical Sunday School
Nolte’s Woods
Bernetta Banaster
Des Moines
Lawrencece Heine
R. F. Thiemann
Maxine
Lillie Pape
West Union
D. Pape
Bremer
Tripoli
Chicago
Wendell Thiemann
Waterloo
Ed Thiemann
Sylvester Jungers
Hospers
Nick Schwer
Denver area residents on travels and local incidents
Denver residents and relatives visit Bar num Minnesota Water ville and Brainerd areas while others arrange weeks long trips. A barn near Denver burned after a lightning strike, timber stock saved, losses around 1000 dollars. Local names include Westendorf Buss Steinberg Krueger Krueger Jr Dins Kehe Schoof Kell Brause Schuldt and Faust with various family visits and fishing exploits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Westendorf
Margaret
Barnum
Minn
A. H. Buss
Dale Johnson
Pittsfield
Ill
Waterville
Louise Town
Minneapolis
Richard Steinberg
Carl F. Krueger
Carl Krueger, Jr
Frank Dins
E. C. Richardson
Sophie Schoof
Waverly
J. F
Elizabeth Krueger
Palisade
Nebraska
C. H. Krueger
C. A. Brause
Herman Schuldt
Mr. Brause
George Faust
Dale Winder
Waterloo
A. H. Moeller
William Schlichting
Harry
Tripoli
Community Socials Weekly At Fremont and Triopi Towns
Fremont residents hosted and visited neighbors at multiple homes Friday to Sunday. Families including Klemp Peters Heideman and Nolting shared meals and gatherings with relatives such as Meihost Peters Ladage and Ganske, while several birthdays and visits occurred across Tripoli Horton and Waverly area households.
Old Tripoli Social Roundup From Readlyn to Mason City
Old Tripoli notes detail visits among Carsten, Ganske, Gaede and Heideman families. Vada Carsten returns home from Readlyn after a visit at the Clarence Ganske home. Others travel by car to Waterloo, Mason City and Clear Lake for family gatherings and business trips.
Weekend visitors and illness noted in Crane Creek
Mr and Mrs Clarence Beisner and daughter Carol Ann and Paul Milius visited at the C H Milius home Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs R A Michael visited Friday at the Fred Matthiesen home. Mrs Matthiesen is progressing well. The Detterding couple called Sunday at the Beisner home. The Beevers accompanied by son Burton called Sunday at the Matthiesen home. H W Meier is on the sick list this week. Henry Steidtler of Artesian visited the Michael home Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kirchmann
Kirchmann
Frederick Sell
Paul Schroeder
Lee Hill
Minnie
Ford Meyer
Henry Stahlhut
Lorraine
Theo. Stahlhut
August Kuker
Albert Volker
Jo Ann
Louie Bodermann
Arlene
Edna Ganske
Henrietta
Victor
Alberta Meyer
Arlene Bodermann
Carmen
Ralph
Albert Rieck
Marlowe
Allen
John Struck
Gail Creager
Leona Tift
Verla Meyer
Darlene Sommer
Spring Fountain
Bremer
Sumner
Lorena Kuker
Gustav Boeckmann
Verla Mae
Siegel
Alvin Sommer
Revern Holm
Hereert Bodermann
Fred Bodermann
Earl Meyer
Herbert Bodermann
Ferd Meyer
E. L. Runge
Herman Kirchmann
Minnesota
Dalton Meyer
Luke Hannaman
Hannaman
Louie Meyer
Verla
Chris Moehla
John Lawton
Donald John
Charles Thompson
August Steege
Henry Specht
Arlan Kirchmann
Victor Ganske
Waverly
Laura Mae
Mary Katherine
Ruby
Emil Steege
Fred Stahlhut
Herman Stahlhut
Henry Klemp
Herman Meihost
J. P. Snelling
Marie
Hardwig Richmann
Wendell
Wayne Nolting
H. W. Peters
Alfred Buhrow
Ernest Ladage
Orville Nolting
Art Peters
Clarence Ganske
Lawrence Heideman
Lawrece Heideman
H. C
J. C. Peters
Theo, Peters
H. W. Niedert
Margaret Holm
Tripoli
John Moeller
Near
Horton
W. J. Peters
Lavonne Peters
Moeller
Louie Wenthe
Clarence Beisner
Carol Ann
Paul Milius
C. H. Milius
R. A. Michael
Fred Matthiesen
Matthiesen
Clarence Detterding
Beevers
Son Burton
H. W. Meier
Henry Steidtler
Artesian
County seat news items of interest continue page 1
The text reports a herd illness after grazing alfalfa causing gas and bloating. a vet saved all but one. Attorney Leonard Racker is named conciliator for Bremer County under the bankruptcy act to mediate farm debt. H H Rhine, owner of the Tourist Case on West Bremer Avenue, is bound over to the grand jury for keeping a gambling house after three slot machines were seized by the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Here
Janesville
Leonard Racker
G. C. Scott
Bremer County
Racker
Waverly notices and movements in local firms
Claude Clifford sold his interest in Waverly Motor Company to Tom Elwood and joined Laird's Incorporated. Rev. T. R. Collins travels to Nevada for property matters. Ruth Meyers and Renetta Neimeyer take a two week vacation from Lutheran Mutual Aid. Miss Hilda Bredow opens a convalescent home here. Mercedes Fairbrother remains ill at Mercy Hospital. Lloyd Woodruff committed to state hospital for insanity at Independence. George Anderson enjoys two week vacation from Meyer drug store. Walter Voecks buys Louis Stieger property on First Avenue, SW. Ernest Swenson operated on for appendicitis at Mercy Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gruben and Patsy Potter travel to Ely, Minn. Aldora Babcock recovering from appendicitis at Mercy Hospital. Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Graen travel to Milwaukee for Lutheran church board session. Rev. Father Trenor and Mrs Elizabeth Trenor visit Kate E. Sullivan. Anna Sullivan accompanies from Washington. Carl Hartman leaves Laird, Inc. for the Cardio Automobile Agency. Russel Rohwedder injured eye with rubber band gun. William and Mrs. Toft attend Frigidaire meeting in Cedar Rapids and stay with Mr. and Mrs. George Starr. T. M. Clevenger heads to lake region of Minnesota for vacation. Elmer Nus accompanies Thor Carroll to Chicago and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Clifford
Waverly Motor Company
Tom Elwood
Clifford
Laird’s Incorporated
Rev
T. R. Collins
Nevada
Ruth Meyers
Renetta Neimeyer
Lutheran Mutual Aid
Hilda Bredow
Miss Bredow
Mercedes Fairbrother
Mercy Hospital
Jack Dieema
Lloyd Woodruff
State Hospital For Insane
Independence
George Anderson
Meyer Drug Store
Walter Voecks
Louis Stieger
First Avenue
Voecks
Ernest Swenson
Harold Gruben
Patsy Potter
Mrs. Gruben
Ely
Minn
Gruben
Aldora Babcock
Mercy
C. H. Graen
Milwaukee
Board of Education of
American Lutheran Church
Graening
Matilda Herthen
Father Trenor
Baltimore
Elizabeth Trenor
Kate E. Sullivan
Carl Hartman
Laird, Inc
Ardio Automobile Agency
Russel Rohwedder
John Roswedder
William Toft
Cedar Rapids
George Starr
T. M. Clevenger
Minnesota
Cedar Falls
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Frederika
Leonard Stone
Wapello
Chester Taylor
Irving Taylor
Alf Larsen
Windom
Will Hagedorn
James Madden
Sumner Township
A. J. Padden
Harold Mowatt
Edward
June Hoel
Charlotte
Argyle
Wis
Mr. Paden
Arthur Kelley
Elizabeth
John Omar
Frances
Margaret Ryan
Monroe
Wisconsin
Paden
Floyd Ager
Harold
James Harker
Nashua
Everett Johnson
Genevieve Jensen
Rockford, Ill
Chris Kelso
Dorothy
Ernest Buckendahl
Leo Buckedahl
Rosemary
Ray Gillett
L. 8S. Gillett
Ida Mae Gillett
Lela
Inlaw
Walter Biemann
Iowa Falls
Gillett
Walter Gillett
Dorothy Gillett
Paul Lester
Alpha
Ernest Pleggenkhule
Oliver Saltsgiver
D. N. Austin
Randalia
R. E. Austin
Robert
Gene Duffey
Omaha
Charles Ebert
Claude Carroll
Guy Tibbetts
Eagle Grove
I. C. Tibbetts
N. B. Tibbetts
Kathryn
Richfield
Ernest Pleggenkuhle
New Hampton
Myron Holm
Lee Holm
Lloyd and
Minerva
Seth McGee
Ionia
Anthony Holm
G. H. Stephen
Fredericksburg
C. C. Clary
Kent
Patricia
Einer Johnson
Richard
Henry
Hinkley
Clara Ross
F. E. Bagnard
Berdene
Frank Leslie
C. L. Bowers and Lyle
Jennie Hale
Anna Bowers
C. J. Brodie
Max
Adell Leach
Frank
S. J. Mooney
Charles Jahnke
Chris Kroon
Jahnke
Roy Schonover
Leland Hubbard
East of Fredericksburg
Clarence Dease
William Sassmann
Marilyn
Denver
Arthur French
George French
Fremont
Old Tripoli
Andrew Carstensen
Readlyn
Vada
Ganske
Ernest Carstensen
Will Schumacher
Charles
Gust Plagens
Martha Plagens
St. Francis Hospital
Miss Pl
George Jahnke
Will Jahnke
Victor Gaede
Lester Finke
Holland
Iowa
Glasgow
Montana
George H. Heideman
Howard
Louie Gaede
Henry Ford
John C. Cameron
Weston
Nis Owenga
Blue Island
Crane Creek
Elmer Nus
Thor Carroll
California
Town Crier Flour
Kellogg’s Whole Wheat
Brookfield
Laymore Brand
Tripoli Mercantile Co
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