Crowds Tour Belgian Village at Century of Progress
Gey crowds flock to Old Belgium at the Chicago exhibition as the Century of Progress unfolds. The Belgian Village houses ancient churches, fish markets, and cafés amid festive atmosphere. Various regional visitors and locals are noted in this society column including visits by families from Cedar Rapids Dubuque New Hampton and Waterloo with many weekend trips and family announcements. A marriage is recorded as Henry Stahlhut from Sumner and Mrs Whitter of Reamer Minn wed at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Vista
H. M. Karsten
W. C. Tibbitts
P. F. Wilharm
John Lewis
New Hampton
Rockford
EF. E. Topp
Independence
Robt. Harding
Leo Heyer
Cedar Rapids
F. W. Pratt
Carl Thomas
Ed Brown
Chas. Beck
Portland
Ore
F. C. Ragsdale
Art Wolff
H. W. Tank
Geo. Cady
Margaret
LaCrosse
Wis
Edward Cronin
Marion Hoppe
Clermont
Betty Ludwig
E. W. Heyer
Chicago
Dorothy Gretty
Ralph Lalor
Ackley
Chas. Keough
Mollie Bowling
Maxine
Waterloo
Henry Stahlhut
Sumner
Whitter
Reamer, Minn
Fred Brown
Fredericksburg
Harold Burke
Cresco
Orbin Wooard
Waucoma
T. J. Durant
George van Doehren
Catherine Brannon
Ben Winks
Fred Frank
John
George Frank
Emma Wehrmacher
H. C. Frank
G. J. Sexton
R. A. Bonnell
Annette Frank
Laura Mae Carpenter
Minneapolis
Alice Mae Dawson
Oelwein
Finette Wood
St. Paul
C. E. Dirksen
A. M. Partridge
J. C. Tribon
G. W. Marks
Germany
Herbert Steege
Wartburg Seminary
Dubuque
Elgin
N. D
C. W. Dyer
Fayette
Virgil Kingsbury
Manchester
Henry Hawkes and Son
Seattle
Wash
Myrna O’neil
Nevada
H. F. Wood
W. H. Wehrmacher
Waverly
Devil’s Backbone
Henry Howkes
Fred Ambrose
Tripoli
Gail
Lorene Nolte
Redwood Falls
Minn
Albert Karsten
Guests and visitors fill Sumner social calendar
A wide list of visitors and locals fill Sumner events. Rev G W Turner hosts guests including Mrs KE L Ryner of Spring and Geo Buhnan, Art Buran, and Art Buchan families from Lime Springs, with others from Atlanta, Farley, and Fredericksburg. Epworth League group heads to Clear Lake for the 20th annual institute. Various locals welcome visitors from Minneapolis, Lincoln, Decorah, West Union, Oelwein, and Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. L. Ryner
Spring
Geo, Buhhanan
Art Buran
Art Buchan
Lime Springs
Rorie Armentrong
Atlanta
Miss Waterhouse
Farley
G. W. Turner
Epworth League
Clearlake
Waterloo visitors and reunions fill Frederika note
Frederika scene recalls many social visits and family gatherings. Gilletts from Waterloo stop by to see relatives. Ruth Barker of Fredericksburg visits cousins. Alcock family hosts a sixteenth reunion with 120 relatives from multiple towns. builders lease Joe Alcock's quarry near Tripoli for highway 93 work, with rock crushers moved in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Gillett
Waterloo
L. S. Gillett
Walter Biemann
Ida May Gillett
Ruth Barker
Fredericksburg
C. E. Dense
Dense
W. L. Alcock
K. H. Rhode
Saude
J. H. Ambrose
C. E. Carroll
Charles Ebert
Chicago
Nashua
Ionia
New Hampton
Builders Material Company
Cedar Rapids
Joe Alcock
Tripoli
Sumner
Readlyn Community Notes and Visits Across Town
Readlyn area residents engaged in visits and travel with families from West Union Mason City Washington Cedar Rapids Eldora and Tripoli. Notable items include hospital visit and gall bladder operation for Mrs. Wittenberg leg cast for Norene Miller christening of Evonne Hartman at St Matthews church and a Luther League meeting at the schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Stumme and Sons
West Union
Ernest Spier
Randolph Buhr
Mason City
F. C. Buhr
Dan Buhr
Will Pepmueller
Vera Mae
Melvin
Washington
Missouri
Edna Steege
Irma Hoppe
Cedar Rapids
Chas. Everding
Mr. Schumacher
Kenneth Chapin
Tripoli
C. Shepard
Janesville
Marie Franks
Westgate
Harry Oltrogge
Norene Miller
A. H. Miller
Gus Hahn
Hilda
Albert Zars
Paula Gehrke
Chicago
Edward Zars
F. G. Torgler
Olga
Gertrude
Ames
Dan Wilson
Lou Sherman
Evonne Lois
Fred Hartman
St. Matthews Church
Rev. C. Meyer
Esther Westendorf
Malinda Hartman
Spencers
E. C. Stumme
Local social notes from Warren Towns region
Gustav Zielich of North Dakota visited relatives here last week. Families including Dettmering, Hennings, Eick, Pries, Schover and Wunderlich connected with events in Waterloo Arlington Spring Branch and Buck Creek. Threshing activities and illness at Spring Branch were noted as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Zielich
North Dakota
Sophie Dettmering
Westgate
Henry Hennings
John Hagenow
Walter Eick
Paul
Buck Creek
Henry Eick
Edwin Hennigs
Nick Schover
Bremer
Waterloo
Emil Pries
Anna
Nora Hennings
Gust Zielich
Arthur Pries
Arlington
Wm. Schultz
H. Wunderlich
Herman Mummelthie
Wm. Oestmann
August Flege
John Wohlsein
Spring Branch
Louie Henning
Waverly
Fred Wedemier
Arthur Hennings
Siegfried
Dorothy
Bees Stolen Alarm Kern County Authorities Face Rising Losses
Kern County authorities report over 309 colonies of bees stolen in recent months, adding up to a growing problem for local beekeepers and related industries in Bakersfield California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
Calif
Kern County
Sioux County Leads in Butter Production in 1932
Sioux County produced 6,644,229 pounds of butter, the most of any county in 1932, according to Iowa dairy reports. Clayton and Fayette counties followed with 5,508,469 and 5,500,580 pounds respectively. Fayette led in average butterfat price at 21.85 cents, while Black Hawk topped 21.97 cents in 1932, with shifts since 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Dairy and Food Division
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Sioux County
Clayton County
Fayette County
Bremer County
High County
Black Hawk County
Black Hawk
Bremer
Fayette
Bremer Nanomesseungs
Cerro Gordo
Mitchell Ee Kossuth
Winnebago
Disgusted Grass Widow Sermon Sparks Matrimony Wit
A brief quip from Tatler Magazine features a curates sermon on matrimony and a witty reply about knowing much on the topic. The exchange reflects lighthearted social satire on marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatler Magazine
Belief in Self and Caution Clash in Youth Dialogue
An earnest youth proclaims that success rests on belief in oneself. Miss Cayenne counters, urging caution not to be too credulous, highlighting balance between confidence and skepticism in the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cayenne
Perfect June Breakfasts with Blueberry Gems
A breezy June meal plan features a cheerful garden breakfast with Sliced Peaches with Cream Ready-to-Eat Cereal Eggs Baked in Ramekins and Blueberry Gems. Recipe outlines flour sugar baking powder salt eggs evaporated milk melted butter and blueberries baked in gem pans at 400 degrees for about twenty five minutes yielding twenty six gems.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Old
Belgium
Turner Home
Emil Wilharm
Ford Friage
Wolff's
Virginia Wright
LP. Winks
Bob and
Jack Meyerhoff
Lincoln
Nebraska
F. K. Brown
List Hardware Co. T
Poli, Iowa
Frederika
Henry Gord Qearborn
Mi Oh
Oklahoma
C. Stumme
Ottumwa
Laurence Stumme
Stumme
St. Matthews
Monticello High School
Frank Eichmann
Florence
Will Eichmann
Irene Kehe
Ambrose Cafe
Warren Towns
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