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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1931

Page

3

Sisters of the Skillet Move to Four-a-Week Radio Schedule

Eddie Rast and Stalph Dumke star as the Sisters of the Skillet in a humor driven home advice show sponsored by Procter & Gamble. The duo will broadcast four times weekly on NBC networks with 8 45 P M airings on NBC WJZ and 10 A M on NBC WEAF, drawing on listener letters for content. Their rise began in Chicago WGN studio and vaudeville, culminating in a nationwide audience and a habit of reading listener mail for spontaneous talk and humor.

East Dumke Indiana Keith Orpheum Mississippi Chicago WGN

Interesting News Items of What Folks All Around Us Are Doing

Leader's Large Correspondent Staff compiles human interest notes from communities. Brief items cover local events, daily life, small achievements, and neighborhood happenings with a nostalgic, period-tone voice.

Crowded Socials From Fremont Area Families

Fremont area residents held many visits and social gatherings over the weekend. Dozens of families from Water loo, Waverly, Sumner, and nearby towns shared calls, dinners and outings with relatives including the Chapins, Woodcocks, Sells, Rathe, Wolfgram, Bunger and Kammeyer households. A fall from a ladder injured W. D. Rucker, while other local households hosted guests from Tripoli and Cedar Falls.

Frederika Residents Honor Ber Nice Bee on Birthday

On July 22 Mrs. Ber Nice Bee celebrated with neighbors and her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Barker of Frederika at the local drug store where she works A bake sale by the Ladies Aid is planned for August 1 at Ray Grover's store Miss Ruttenstadt returns home from Grundy Center to vacation with her father Rev Ruttenstadt Visitors from Chicago and Tripoli joined Mr and Mrs Tucker in hosting relatives in town E N Mowatt departed on a motor trip to Backus Minnesota with Waterloo kin and plans fishing Rev A W Gable family enjoyed a three week Minnesota excursion including Rev Allen Gable Rev James Gable and Winton Rice visits Fort Dodge and Waterloo hosted by the Rice family others spent time with local residents and relatives.

Bernice Bee Fredericksburg Harry Barker Frederika Ladies’ Aid Society Ray Grover Miss Ruttenstadt Grundy Center Rev Ruttenstadt Anna Tucker Blanche Chicago H. W. Jahnke Tripoli Bessie Tucker Jahnke Tucker A. W. Gable Marion Rients Minnesota Allen Gable Laurel James Gable Winton Waucoma Leland Rice Jimmie Fort Dodge H. H. Bergman Guy Tibbetts Eagle Grove Clark Tibbetts

Richfield Visitors and Area Family Gatherings

Social notes recount visits across Richfield and nearby towns. Families including Tibbetts, Bahlman, Burmeister, Ayers, Miller, Barker, Dense, Smith, Thompson, Albright, Sullivan and Parson hosted relatives and friends from Tripoli Charles City Waterloo Sterling Forest Lake Platteville and more. Reunions, confirmations, and Sunday gatherings are described with travel between homes and towns.

Richfield N. B. Tibbetts Eagle Grove John Bahlman Burmeister Tripoli St. Paul’s Evangelical Church Bahlman Ernest Bahlman Fred Bremer Frances Ayers Mary Miller Charles City Harry Barker Clarence Dense Stacyville William Dense Mabel Carl Smith Waterloo G. C. Simmons Calvin Thompson Leslie Tucker Hattie Albright Sterling Illinois Susie McClure Mary Sumner Sullivan Nettie O'Day Jerry Sullivan Hillie Parson Republic Guy Pierson Harry Parson Maxine Mary Jean W. L. Alcock Fredericksburg Martin Richman George Alcock Forest Lake Minnesota George Leslie Hinkins Platteville Wisconsin Alcock

Relatives Depart After Monday Evening Gathering

A brief note says day with their relatives ended as attendees left for their homes Monday evening, marking the close of the local family gathering.

Local Residents Attend Events Across Iowa and Minnesota

Ling of Minnesota visits his mother, Mrs. H. F. Klemp, since Saturday evening. The Pepmueller family, including Arlin, and the Pepmueller group with children, drove to Rockford Iowa to visit the Prisoner home. Wm. Meyerhoff and Arnold joined a painters convention in Clear Lake on Saturday.

Birthday Gathering at the H. W. Meier Home

A birthday celebration drew many visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kelling and others from Denver Waterloo Chicago Artesian and Waverly. Ranetta Michael returned from Iowa City after three weeks as a patient. Threshing is completed in the neighborhood.

H. W Artesian R. A. Michael Ranetta Michael Iowa City Henry Beisner Art Bunger Fred Beisner

Latitudinarians in the Church of England during Charles II

Latitudinarians were a Church of England faction who valued little dogma and opposed both the High Church and Puritans in the era of Charles II.

High Church

Koeff Anniversary Observed At Artesian Home

Mr and Mrs Gust Koeff celebrated their third wedding anniversary with a large gathering of relatives and friends at their Artesian home on Sunday Other attendees included Mr and Mrs Wm Clausing Prof E A Mueller Mr and Mrs F F Klenzman and children from Waterloo and various local families who visited or spent Sunday at different homes in the area

Gust Koeff Wm. Clausing F. F. Mueller E. A. Mueller F. F. Klenzman Waterloo Otto Schaefer C. J. Meier Paul Schaefer Walter Schultz Wernold Diercks Georps Buck Creek Ed Schoenbeck

Ban on Foreign Style Dancing in Nanking Hotels and Cabarets

The Nanking government issues a formal order banning foreign-style dancing in city hotels cafes and cabarets. It deems dancing evil and harmful to public health and morality and instructs officials to prohibit and suppress such festivities to prevent youth from going astray.

Nanking China

Do Not Play With Matches

Public safety guidance warns that matches are common yet dangerous in homes. Emphasizes keeping matches away from children, prohibiting loose carry in clothing, and advising parents to model safe behavior. Explains risks of phosphorous poisoning and the goal of preventing fires and medical emergencies.

Glacier National Park Hosts Mountain Goats and Sheep Together

Glacier is the only national park where mountain goats and mountain sheep may be seen together. Park naturalist Dr. G. C. Ruhle notes a myth that these animals are deadly enemies is unfounded. He explains goats browse buds and twigs while sheep are grass eaters, each preferring different habitats for safety.

Glacier G. C. Ruhle

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Sisters of the Skillet Eddie East Ralph Dumke Leader Fremont Will Breckenridge Dorothy John Franklin Henry Rathe Sophie Lizzie Clara Will Rathe John Wolfgram Edna Elda Orville Will Struck Bertram Woodcock Jeanette Eldora Forweer M. A. Woodcock H. G. Schell Waverly W. D A. D. Chapin Frank D. D. Hatch F. L. Kucker Donald and Lavera Drape Irnest _Kammeyer Elmer Drape Fred Bunger Mr. Bunger Zatha Ruth Kroll Will Sell Lawrence Will Reck William Liebau Edward Bunger Myron Chapin B. E. Barcus Raymond Block Harold Hill Raymond Lawrence Bunger Irwin Kirehhoff Vernon Henry Dettmer H. H. Stahthut Henry Niemeyer Klinger Herbert Hoppenworth Keniston Marlys Emaline Prestein Doris Iva Helen Hill Florence Bunger Iver Sverdahl Fred Kueker Donald Will Kueker Ernest Kammeyer Clifford Donald Chapin W. D. Chapin Archie Schrader Ray Dickinson Myrtle Palmer Bennie Ida Franking J. P. Snelling Ida Franklin Joe Snelling Zoh Ae A. D. Chapin Wit Lawrence Will Nine Erning Art Sohle Way Harold Henry Fred Rathe Henry Beevers John Buhr Readlyn Bertha Wagner Harry Ella Hill Oelwein Lizzie Davis Dakota Lizzie Rathe Thomas Snelling Charles McCumber Forest City Will Green Frank Eichmann Florence Margaret Ladies’ Aid of St. Paul's Church Herman Matthias H. J. Schumacher Ernest Meyer Waterville Minn Lillian Ernsting London Yvonne Warneke St. Paul's Young People Society Edna Thies C. J. Warneke Henry Segebarth Legion and Auxiliary Sauerbrie’s Woods Harold Miller Mae Frese Belva Grannaman Floyd Bowdish Hawkeye August John Springhorn Naperville Wilma Bergman Carl Grebien John Sassman Wm. Deerfoot Iowa Fortner Hotel Crane Creek Jamet Ise Iain Goodyear’s Cretely Nesses, Weights and Diam Goodyear Oded H. H. Buhr Garage Tripoli, Iowa McCormick-Deering Miller Implement Co
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