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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1932
Page
8
Miss Louise Town returns to nursing in Minneapolis after a three week home visit. Local families host visitors from Waterloo and Waverly while neighbors attend church events, picnics, and birthday parties. Soft drink business plans surface and kittenball results spark local chatter amid lively community life.
Local residents crowded Sunday visiting in various homes across Spring Fountain and nearby towns. Neighbors from Waterloo Sumner Garwin Waverly and Garwin shared gatherings at the Struck Reick Gaede Schwake Meyer Bruns and Thompson households amid illness and hospital treatment for Carol Hannaman who underwent appendicitis surgery in Waverly hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jahnke and sons visited the John Dorn home near Denver on Sunday. Eleanor Ducker visited relatives in Cedar Falls last week. Phyllis visited the Nienhaus family in Tripoli. Mrs. Henry Luhring of Tripoli visited her son-in-law Herman Meyne Sr. West Union and other neighbors toured western counties noting oats to cut and stored corn. Lillie Pape of West Union visited her sister Mrs. R F Thiemann. Guests of Fred Hildebrandt’s family included Elmer Matthias near Denver, Carl Ducker and daughters, Irving Arns and family, Ruth Michael, Mike Goodenbour of Waterloo, Hankner family, and R A Michael and daughters. A MacMullen couple went to Brandon for medical treatment last week. neighbors assist on the MacMullen farm. Attendees at Mrs Herman Fischer’s funeral in Meservey included Charles Nolte and children, Mrs Frank Lageschulte and her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schaffer, Mr. and Mrs Amos MacDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schultz and families, and R F Thiemann picnicked along the Cedar River banks on Sunday.
About fifty relatives and friends from Waterloo and Independence surprised Mrs. George Griner on her birthday Sunday. Guests from Waverly joined the Griner and Gade families at Sumner park for the Gade reunion while Rosenow and Kasemeier family news touched the area with hospitalization and a funeral.
Readlyn reports contain visits by Lillian Pape and Johanna Tiedt of Monona, Westgate guests Gust Noack and Thran family, and Prosper Minnesota visitors. Local christening of Leon Herman Moeller, Jasc hen reunion at the park, kittenball win over Denver, and a newborn son to E C Stumme are noted along with medical and funeral travels to Watertown, plus residents visiting Oran and Klinger.
Visitors from Tripoli Readlyn and Waverly joined Henry Hennings family as Mildred Hennings celebrated her 13th birthday with games and supper. Local gatherings continued with relatives calling on Wente and Hildebrandt households and plans announced for Bremer Trinity Lutheran English services on July 24.
Artesian and Fremont families travel to relatives in the area. August Thurm and family stay with Ed Thurm. Wm Behrens and son Roy visit F F Moeller. Helen Meier visits Waterloo relatives. George Bessmer of Baltimore visits R C Platte and Waverly kin. Raymond Schlichting of Buck Creek calls on Clarence Bessner. Subscription label prompts renewal.
A crowded page lists callers and visits among Waterloo families including Mrs. F. Brittman, Mrs. Kregal and son Gayhardt, Mrs. Arthur Meyer, and Mrs. Conrad Meyer. Also noted are Lauretta Gerlach visiting from Milwaukee, Will Grebien and daughters, and various Sunday gatherings at the homes of Gerlach, Bergman, and Mardorf families. Fort Worth News-Sentinel mentions on a related note a German science piece alleging fatigue from poison and an antitoxin, plus a remark on clean udders and water tasting good.
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