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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1932

Page

2

Demonstration Teams to Compete for State Fair Contest

Four Bremer county 4-H demonstration teams will vie for a chance to represent the county at the Iowa State Fair in the Canning Demonstration contest. Leaders and participants met Miss Helen Swinney in Waverly on July 18 to plan practical, home grown canning topics, including Canning Baked Apples, Canning Tomatoes, Canning of Chicken, and Canning Sauerkraut.

Bremer County Helen Swinney Extension Service Waverly Ethel Pothast Florence Winzenburg E. L. F. Club Charlotte Balsley Viola Mueller Alice Remley P. A. Colburn Mildred Pipho Doris Lynch Grace Miller Jackson Juniors Golda Willey Elaine Fuller L. C. Meyers

Waverly Band Highlights Jackson Township Farm Bureau Meeting

At the Jackson township farm bureau gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs W H George on Tuesday evening July 19 the Waverly band performed under R V Leach with community singing following. Jackson Juniors club girls and a Jackson Junior Quartet entertained while A C Willford of Waterloo spoke as Democratic candidate for Congress urging vote in November. A Bicentennial movie from Waverly July 4 featured parade floats Governor Turner speech and local sports moments.

Jackson Township Farm Bureau W. H. George Waverly Band R. V. Leach Jackson Margaret Meyers Frances Hieronymus A. C. Willford Waterloo Congress Third Willford Vern Wilbur Viola Schild Waverly Dan W. Turner Nashua

Polk Township Farm Bureau Meeting Draws Crowd

A large Polk township farm bureau gathering attracted one hundred fifty members and friends at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carpenter south of Horton on Thursday evening July 21. The program featured the movie Opportunity, a Bicentennial film, and a musical and reading program led by local residents. D D Offringa spoke on taxation analysis and pie a la mode was served for refreshments.

Polk Township Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Frank Carpenter Horton America Dr. Mason H. L. Roach H. S. Stephens Janice Taylor

Stag Clears Tour Bus Watching Doone Valley Thrill

Tourists in Minehead England paused by Doone valley to view scenery when a stag hunted by Devon and Somerset staghounds sprang from one field to another, leaping over the sightseeing motor coach and thrilling the passengers.

Minehead England Doone Valley Devon and Somerset

Demonstrate Soap Making Next Week

Miss Martha A. Rath of the Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company will lead a series of soap making demonstrations for Bremer county women next week. Sessions start at 1 30 p m at five homes near Waverly Sumner Tripoli Horton and other nearby areas with emphasis on toilet and laundry soaps and home savings.

Martha A. Rath Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company Lewis Lye Bremer County Raht Alvin Geuther Waverly L. J. Busse B. B. Bennett Tripoli C. Q. Nichols Horton Anna Hatch Sumner

Alfalfa yields high on Douglas county farm report

D D Offring notes farms cutting alfalfa twice show heavy yields with Wm Boeckman’s field reaching over three tons per acre in two cuts. Some older fields show bacterial wilt risk, white grubs appear in alkali spots, and lime is ineffective where grubs occur. Manure or potash applications are advised.

Farm Bureau Wm. Boeckman Douglas Township Bremer

Miss Mae Anderson Demonstrates Canning

Miss Mae Anderson Home Demonstration Agent of Black Hawk county leads a July 20 Bremer county canning demo for about seventy women in the community building. She demonstrates beans corn rhubarb tomatoes peaches corn on the cob and beets with greens. The program aims to preserve vegetables and fruits for winter use and aid needy families, with future vegetable storage and possible meat canning sessions planned.

Mae Anderson Black Hawk County Bremer County Miss Anderson

From Whale Oil to Margarine via Hydrogenation

In old whaling days whale oil lit lamps but today it is used as a food. Hydrogen gas is passed through the oil in the presence of nickel fillings to hydrogenate it, turning a cheap oil into a more expensive hard fat. Much margarine sold outside America uses this promoted whale oil.

America

Sumner notices and community arrivals and bids

Call for bids for equipment for a municipal light plant published with council bid date August 25. The town recently voted bonds for the project. The column records numerous local visits, travel, and social events including residents from Arcadia Florida Milwaukee Fargo and Detroit with multiple family and church activities and visitors in Sumner Iowa during a late July to August period.

Lantow Family Visits and Local Travel News

Gus Treloar Ladwig and John Ladwig visited the Ladwig home. Ernest and Martin Lantow from Rockford Illinois and LaCrosse Wisconsin spent the weekend with John Lantow’s family. Mrs. Robert Harding left for Minneapolis for a week with her daughter. E W Heyer family planned a Detroit Lakes visit at Mrs George Butcher’s home. Mayor H C Frank was a business caller in Clarion.

Father O'Donnell Clarion G. J. Sexton Joe Jim Donna Lake Delwein Oelwein Iowa Hugh McDonough Milwaukee Geo. McDonough Julia D. Nelson Fargo N. D W. F. Berg Lucille Pagel Gertrude Guehlstaff Wm. Pagel Urban Haag Shell E. F. Pries and Chas. Hough Pine River Minn Harry Upham Fredericksburg Sumner Bill Johnson West Union Albert Pollew Waverly Mercy Hospital M. H. Peake Marshalltown Nebr Bob Cady Aurora Geo. Cady H. F. Wood Finnette O. O. Farrand Waukeegan Ill Henry Stevens O. C. Capper DeWitt EB. F. Petratz Harve Ritchie Henry Strumpell Elmer Kretzchmar J. D. Mangan Forest City George Lagerwall and Son Rochester Emma Rathbone Chicago Kenosha Wis H. G. Heiserman Cedar Rapids Robert Harding Paul Aubrey Winona Tillie Ellsworth Ernest Topp Independence W. S. Johnson S. A. Munger Sioux Falls S. D James Hogan Louis Evans Centerville Flora Brown George Reed Shirley Wm, Oakley Marian Stein Detroit Mich Lloyd Ladwig Gus Treloar John Ladwig Ernest Lantow Rockford Martin Lantow LaCrosse John Lantow Minneapolis Matt Klesagles E. W. Heyer Winn Marion

Former Denver Girl Drowns at Pine Lake Near Eldora

Miss Cecelia Vogelsang 29 formerly of Denver Iowa taught in Oklahoma. She drowned Saturday while bathing at Pine Lake near Eldora after sinking suddenly. Companions saw her go under and alerted help. body recovered about 40 minutes later. Surviving sisters and brothers, funeral services held at St John’s church.

Cecelia Vogelsang Denver Iowa Oklahoma Pine Lake Eldora Ethel Stockdale Charles Ryken Ackley Vogelsang Miss Vogelsang Henry Janssen Crescent Club St. John’s Evangelical Church Roy Garrington Marshalltown Bernard Vogelsang Waterloo Arnold Vogelsang Chicago L. E. Kern Wisconsin Iowa State Teachers College Music Department Jassen St. John’s Church Ernest Seybold

Potter Siding Community Hears Threshing Tales and Visits

Grandmother Ruhrmeister visits Potter Siding for a few days at Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kirchhoff's home. Oats cutting duties were shared by Mr. and Mrs. Art Redies at Ernest Struck's. Several neighbors, including F. H. Lahman and Herman Lahman, held a threshing ring meeting and began threshing at Leslie Vogt's. Clarence Goodenbour of Tripoli helped shock cats at Wm. Harmingen's farm. Funeral attendance marked by August Fredericks at Rev. Raum church near Western Douglas. Mrs. Ervin Hoppenworth joined Leslie Vogt's treashing Friday. Dorothy Quade and Mrs. Louie Bang visited Fred Lohmann's family on Sunday afternoon. Mr. Brown underwent an operation last week.

Ruhrmeister Dick Kirchhoff Art Redies Ernest Struck Otto Bass Herman Banser F. H. Lahman Herman Lahman Leslie Louie Bang Tripoli Fred Lohmann August Kuker Eddie Brown Brown

Crane Creek Oats Cutting Nears Completion

Cribbed rural notes report oats cutting wrapping up in Crane Creek area with threshing machines soon to be heard. Local visits include Art and Agnes Bunger, Erna, and C A Traetow family. Beisner and Hildebrandt households appear in weekend gatherings and help with oat work.

Looking Backward In the Leader's Files

Fred Tegtmeier rents his farm for next year and will move to town in spring. Several local residents purchase a threshing machine. Adolph Kleiss has a binder runaway injuring a horse and his shoulder. Town prices 18 years ago noted. Will Oehlschlager and Will Marks suffer mishaps with vehicles. Herman Kleiss moves to Chris Kruse farm. Will open a shoe store in a rented Claus building. Wm. Thies buys a pacing horse after a motorcycle accident. Carl Brandt dies at home in Waverly aged 79 years 7 months 1 day.

Fred Tegtmeier Adolph Koch C. E. Prestien J. C. Koch H. H. Sehmidt Adolph Kleiss Adolph Will Oehlschlager Herman Kleiss Chris Kruse Frederika Will Marks Strawbery Point Claus Wm. Thies Carl Brandt Waverly

Hay barn fire kills four horses near Schumacher farm

Ten years ago on July 26, 1932 a fire of suspected spontaneous combustion destroyed a hay barn one half mile west of town, bringing down the structure with four horses, harness, and equipment. Henry Kuhrt, recently hospitalized in Waverly, was involved in the incident coverage.

Ernest Schumacher Henry Kuhrt Waverly

Local notes and farm moves from the area

After surgery for acute appendicitis a man was discharged to his home on Sunday. Richard Bartells broke his right arm last week falling from a hayload. Bridge work over the Wapsie north of town progresses despite obstacles. Chas Franklin D P Redeman E H Martin and John H Mueller sold a 960 acre Donaldson Minnesota farm and took over 200 acres north of Horton known as the Black farm a 260 acre Republic Easter farm and a 200 acre near Fredericksburg. William and Fred Garland returned from a trip to Germany. Clarence Kimbal Harry Buhr and James Franklin spent several days near Mt Auburn camping and fishing.

Richard Bartells William Schumacher Wapsie Chas. Franklin D. P. Redeman E. H. Martin John H. Mueller Donaldson Minn Horton Republic Easter Fredericksburg William Fred Garland Germany Clarence Kimbal Harry Buhr James Franklin Mt. Auburn

Five Years Ago In Waverly July 27 1927 Auto Thieves Stude Baker Sedan

Five years ago on July 27 1927 auto thieves stole E H Martins Studebaker sedan parked before his residence. Henry Buesing a former Waverly resident died at his Westgate home. Mr and Mrs Henry Juergens and Mrs Juergens mother planned moving to Waverly. Arnold Bergman cut a finger in a corn shelter. Homer Young and wife left for Baker Montana for their home.

Studebaker E. H. Martin Martin Henry Buesing Waverly Westgate Henry Juergens Juergen Juergens Arnold Bergman Louis Bergman Douglas Township Homer Young Baker Montana

Family returns home after weeklong Midwest visit

A family spent two weeks visiting relatives in Tipton Atalissa Muscatine Wilton Iowa City and Muscatine then returned Friday. Mr and Mrs John Prestien My and Mrs Louie Schwartz and William Schwartz joined Ed Schwartz and family in Lancaster Wisconsin for a weekend visit.

Jy Feris Louie Ohlendorf Frida Lancaster Wis Ed Schwartz

Legal Transfers Prepared by Bremer County Abstract Office

Transfers for the week ending July 23 1932 show Anna Dietz to John W Dietz et al for $1 with section details 12 and 11 and 93 14. C M Orcutt et al to A J Orcutt for $1000 covering lots 43 and 44 in block 23 Plainfield.

Bremer County Anna Dietz John W. Dietz Swan C. M. Orcutt A. J. Orcutt Plainfield

Shoes Heels and Burdens Not to Judge

A reflective verse urging mercy toward others facing hardship and sin. It cautions not to condemn the limping man, the fallen, or the tempted unless one has shared his burden, suffered his blow, or resisted the same sin. The anonymous aphorism highlights empathy over harsh judgment.

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Farm Bureau News D. D. OF Fringa Jackson Two Polk Two Stag D. D. Offring Miss Mae Anderson Sumnerites Legionnaires Buddy Rene Orvis Florida Chas. Guinn Arcadia, Florida Elmer Rasche Crane Creek Art Bunger Clarence Beisner Agnes Erna C. A. Traetow Will Hunemueller Donald Art Banger R. A. Michael Fred Hildebrandt C. Milius Gon Ralph Henry Seegers Henry Dilges Fort Dodge Mrs. Dilges Skelly Oil Company Skelly Arom’ ET Wyv N. R. Ambrose Oil CO Tripoli, Iowa Ani
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