Gentlemen's agreement and a world of questions
The piece questions a proposed gentlemens agreement among Italy France and Britain on debt repayment to Uncle Sam. It notes Hoover and Bennett backing a St Lawrence canal with power disputes between Canada and the United States, and highlights Amelia Earhart Putnam's record flight. It laments Bata's death and praises Meher Baba before commenting on empire free trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
France
Britain
Uncle Lamment
Europe
Hoover
Mr. Bennett
St. Lawrence Canal
Great Lakes
Mid-Western
Ontario
New York State
Canada
United States
Nigara Falls
New York
Niagara Falls
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Ohio
Ocean
Atlantic
Ottawa
Kittenball League Formed With Three Teams
A meeting of kittenball fans organized a three team league. Teams are Stegeman's Colts Heavy's Hams and Otterstetter's Otters with captains Dr A M Stegeman E A Selck and Conrad Otterstetter. Schedule shows two games weekly and a list of players for each squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Stegeman
Stegeman
E. A. Selck
Conrad Otterstetter
Otterstetter
Otters
Wayne Acken
N. R. Ambrose
Fred Bock
Ewald Carstensen
C. Cook
W. C. Fergeman
E. H. Kuker
W. H. Meier
J. A. Nienhaus
Lee O. Peacock
Werner Sell
H. H. Sorg
A. Stegeman
Fred Warnke
Selck
Raymond Bull
L. Chapin
Leo Droste
August Eichmann
L. H. Fink
Lee Goodenbour
H. Hankner
Raymond McKeown
E. G. Michael
Harrison Parrott
F. A. Robinson
Tripoli Tigers Fall to Readlyn in Narrow Defeat
Readlyn defeated Tripoli 8 to 4 as Krueger and Matthias held the Tigers to scattered hits. Krueger fanned seven, Matthias six, with 3 and 2 walks respectively. Key moments included two double plays and multiple two base hits by Ferring, C Spier, Dickman, Thran, Wilharm, and Beisner. Readlyn jumped out early, built a lead with a 4th inning rally, then held on for the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krueger
Matthias
Thran
Belknap
Ferring
C. Spier
Dickman
Wilharm
Beisner
Tripoli
Readlyn
Tripoli Tigers
Kammeyer Housewarming Social Draws Local Guests
Mr and Mrs Ernest Kammeyer hosted a Sunday gathering at their southeast town home with relatives and friends from Waverly Fredericksburg Waterloo Artesian Douglas Tripoli and nearby areas. The event featured cards visiting and a 530 luncheon to mark their move to Tripoli this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Kammeyer
Ewald Boeckman
Waverly
Herbert Bierman
Fredericksburg
Herbert Zell
Walter Deglau
Bernard Mixdorf
Henry Millius
Waterloo
Hans Wettengel
Artesian
Reinhardt Weideman
John Weideman
Douglas
William Kammeyer
Elmer Drape
Edwin Kammeyer
Minnie Shewake
Tripoli
Kammeyer
Andreas Kasemeier Buried at Sumner
Funeral services for Andreas Kasemeier fifty five, died Friday from gall bladder illness held Monday at 2 p m at St Pauls Evangelical church Dayton township with Rev Martin Kleinau officiating. Burial in St Pauls parish cemetery. Survived by widow two sons and two daughters all of Sumner four brothers and four sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner
Andeas Kasemeier
Martin Kleinau
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Dayton Township
St. Paul’s Parish
Kasemeier
Andreas, Jr
Reinhardt
Hedwig
Frieda
Henry
John
Theodore
Ernest Seehase
Ernest Kasemeier
New England
North Dakota
Henry Buhr
Tripoli
Herman Buhr
Hawkeye
John Schwerin
Elkton
Minnesota
A F Rebholz Hurt Falling From Eight Foot Scaffold
Frank Rebholz, local contractor, suffered hip injuries when he fell from a scaffold eight feet high at the Carl Bahe farm while building a silo. His hip struck a tile on the ground, causing painful injuries. He was confined several days but now uses crutches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rebholz
Carl Bahe
Mr. Rebholz
Church Notes at St. John’s Lutheran Service and Meetings
The St. John’s Lutheran Church led by Pastor E A Hanff invites attendance at 9:00 a.m. Sunday school and 10:00 a.m. English language divine service with a Wartburg Seminary student preaching. An offering for orphans will be taken. Northeastern Iowa Federation events include a morning worship at 11, picnic at noon, and an 2 p.m. program at the Dairy Cattle Congress Hippo dome in Waterloo with speakers and entertainment. Senior choir practice Thursday at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Hanff
Wartburg Seminary
Dubuque
Iowa Federation of Lutheran Brotherhoods
Hippodrom
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Congregational Church Plans Special Services and Rehearsals
Morning worship at 10 with sermon by Rev E Forrest Byers on Christian Heroism. Bible school at 9, Y P S C E at 8 with Patriotic flag program led by Del Monte Byers. Choirs rehearse 8 on Monday and Thursday evenings. special music featured. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Forrest Byers
Bible School
del Monte Byers
Stanley Smith Chosen Treasurer for Republican State Committee
Stanley Smith of Osage was elected treasurer of the Republican state central committee for the coming year at the Des Moines state convention. A former state legislator, he previously ran a lumber yard in Tripoli before selling to Hasbrouck Lumber Co about 12 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Smith
Osage
Republican State Central Committee
Des Moines
Smith
Tripoli
Hasbrouck Lumber Co
Postoffice Money Order Fees Increased
Postmaster Hale reports that the postoffice department will raise money order fees by one cent on all orders up to $20. The increase takes effect July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Postoffice Department
Roggie Guests of Oelwein Hosts Sunday
H. C. Roggie of Oelwein visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Schnurstein on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Roggie
Oelwein
J. L. Schnurstein
Mrs Sophie Homeier Buried at Klinger
Readlyn Special Marie Sophie Elsie Homeier born November 5 1872 baptized December 1 1872 attended Maxfield church day school confirmed Palm Sunday 1886. She suffered epilepsy in youth and died Friday morning of yellow jaundice and hemorrhages after three days illness. Survived by two sisters Caroline Schoof Waverly and Mrs Wm Ackman St Paul and several brothers in law. Burial at Klinger cemetery Sunday afternoon with Rev Louis Yockey officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readlyn
Marie Sophie Elsie Homeier
Frederick and
Caroline Homeier
Christian Day School
Maxfield Church
Bethesda
Watertown
Wic
Caroline Schoof
Waverly
Wm. Ackman
St. Paul
Jacob Herman
Gustav Hoppenworth
Henry Seegers
Krueger Couple Celebrates 25th Wedding Anniversary
Monday July 18 marked the twenty-fifth anniversary of Mr and Mrs Henry W Krueger of this city celebrated by immediate family. Their children Lorenz and Alice Luella and Jeanne joined in a family dinner. Mrs Krueger’s sister Mrs George Conger and kin from Bristow and Hudson visited to honor the occasion. The couple have lived in Tripoli since their marriage and friends wish them many more anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Krueger
Lorenz
Alice
Luella
Jeanne
Krueger
Tripoli
Mrs Will Schroeder Recovering After Hay Fork Accident
Mrs William Schroeder five miles northwest of Tripoli is recovering at Mercy hospital Waverly after a fall while unloading hay pierced her intestines with a pitch fork handle. She underwent surgery following the injury last Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schroeder
Tripoli
Mercy Hospital
Waverly
Miss Sophie Sell Enjoys Vacation at Schlichtings
Miss Sophie Sell of Sumner spent Wednesday through Friday at the home of her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs H H Schlichting. She is beginning nurses training at the Deaconess hospital in Marshalltown and is on a two weeks vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Sell
Sumner
H. H. Schlichting
Miss Sell
Marshalltown
Waverly Tops Denver in Cedar Valley Narrow Win
Mundt drove in the decisive run in the eighth inning after Kate botched Elwell's ball, giving Waverly a 3 to 2 victory over Denver. Rice limited Denver to four hits as the Wildcats capitalized on four Waverly errors for two sixth inning runs and had runs in the first and third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Denver Waverly
Mundt
Kate
Elwell
Rice
Denver
Homan
Burns
Nicol
Nashua Beats Fredericksburg 3-1 In Sunday Tilt
Nashua scored three runs in the 5th to 7th innings to defeat Fredericksburg 3-1. Pitcher Rollins fanned nine but allowed eight hits while Wilson limited Fredericksburg to five strikeouts. Final: Nashua 3 Fredericksburg 1. Sunday games listed: Waverly at Readlyn Dunkerton at Nashua Denver at Fredericksburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Nashua
Rollins
Wilson
Fanning
Burg
Rourke
Waverly
Readlyn
Dunkerton
Denver
New District Court Cases List Across Iowa
State of Iowa vs Otto Handrup seeks permanent injunction against bootlegging. Iowa vs Elmer Hirsch. Iowa vs A F Tidemann. Lincoln Joint Stock Land Bank of Lincoln Nebr vs Mary Bergmann et al foreclosure $7234.29. D J Moore vs E Kingsley $255.78 note. Emma Weihe vs Louis Weihe divorce. Dem Mersch vs F Strumpel $718.90 note. L A Hakes vs Waverly Publishing Co $191.42 wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Iowa
Otto Handrup
Elmer Hirsch
A. F. Tidemann
Lincoln Joint Stock Land Bank, of
Lincoln
Nebr
Mary Bergmann
D. J. Moore
E. Kingsley
Emma Weihe
Louis Weihe
Dem Mersch
F. Strumpel
L. A. Hakes
Waverly Publishing Co
Carstensen-Bradley Nuptials Reported In Waterloo Party
Dr C F Carstensen of this city and Mary Bradley of Waterloo were married in Vermillion South Dakota on August 27 1931 and kept their marriage secret until now The bride is the daughter of Mrs Emma Bradley a West Waterloo high school graduate employed by Davidsons in Waterloo Dr Carstensen is a Wartburg and Iowa City College of Dentistry graduate He will practice dentistry here and they will reside in this city after October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carstensen-Bradley
C. F. Carstensen
Mary Bradley
Waterloo
Emma Bradley
Vermillion
South Dakota
West Waterloo High School
Davidsons
Dr. Carstensen
W. G. Carstensen
Waverly High
Wartburg College
College of Dentistry
Iowa City
Three Waverly People Injured In Bridge Collision
Three Waverly residents were seriously hurt when a car driven by Mavis Saunders 18 struck the end of a bridge near Dumont Saturday evening. Saunders, her father J. G. Saunders 45, and Viola Hall suffered serious injuries and were taken to Mercy hospital. Saunders has severe internal injuries, the father head and facial cuts, Hall a hip injury. Two younger passengers Wallace Saunders 9 and Ruth Saunders 7 were unharmed. The wrecked car was driven into the bridge end while Saunders tried to pass another vehicle. Passing motorists aided the injured to Dumont, then to the hospital by ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumont
Mavis Saunders
J. G. Saunders
Viola Hall
Mercy Hospital
Miss Saunders
Miss Hall
Wallace Saunders
Ruth Saunders
Death of Mrs Herman Fisher in Meservey Iowa
Waverly relatives and friends mourn the death of Amanda Raecker Fisher who died after an operation in Meservey Iowa. Daughter of Rev Henry Raecker she lived here many years and worked in several local stores. Funeral services were held in Meservey with many from this city in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Herman Fisher
Meservey
Iowa
Alcocks Celebrate Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Francis Alcock celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on Sunday July 17 with a family gathering at Mrs Esther Harmons home. Sisters Eleanor and Irene of New York City attended along with Mrs A C Marks of Davenport and Mrs DeEsta Jurgens of Omaha. Brother Willard Harmon in the U S Navy will arrive home this week on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Alcock
Alcock
Esther Harmon
Eleanor
Irene
New York City
A. C. Marks
Davenport
DeEsta Jurgens
Omaha
Willard Harmon
Couple from Galena Wed at Methodist Parsonage
Miss Norma Konarske of this city and Donald Knapp of Clarksville announced their marriage on June 27 at the Methodist parsonage in Galena Illinois. Miss Konarske is Denver native and worked at the Uptown cafe here for three years. They will reside in Clarksville where Knapp is employed after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Konarske
Donald Knapp
Clarksville
Galena
Ill
Konarske
Paul Konarske
Denver
Knapp
Waterloo Girl Hit In Eye By Baseball Bat
Phyllis Algie of Waterloo visiting Mr and Mrs Henry Heiser in the city was struck in the eye by a baseball bat during a children’s game. She was rushed to Mercy hospital where the eye was dressed and several stitches were taken though the eyeball remained unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Algie
Waterloo
Henry Heiser
Mercy Hospital
Waverly to host 16 team kittenball tournament
A 16 team invitation kittenball tournament will be held in Waverly on Sunday, July 31. The schedule lists six games in the morning with play starting early and continuing through the day.
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George Barnard Shaw
Shaw
Pasteur
Edison
Copernicus
Tycho-Brahe
Kepler
Galileo
Descartes
Newton
Thomas Bata
Czechoslovakia
Moravia
Henry Ford
India
Shri Meher Baba
Mr. Baba
Congress
Colts
Hams
Colt
Droste
Fergeman
SRE Rfield
Cornet Bhown
Cedar Valley
Mrs. Ernest Kammeyer
Andreas Kasemeier
A. F. Rebholz
A. F. Eichmann
Lorin
Janela Ann
Frank Eichmann
ST. John's Lutheran
Congregational Church
Sophie Homeier
Klinger
Mrs. Krueger
Will Schroeder
Waverly News
Waverly Briefs