I S T C Cedar Falls students finish term and travel
Local news from Cedar Falls covers I S T C items as students Miss Mildred Hankner Fritz Sorg and Lorenz Krueger return home for vacation Francis Hale graduates with a bachelor of science in education and will join his parents for commencement attendance Several families attend the funeral of Henry Bierman and house arrangements follow News of Rev K Koehler leaving for Fond du Lac and other family visits and travel among local residents including trips to Chicago Bloomington and Forest City with detailed household movements and social calls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Hankner
Fritz Sorg
Lorenz Krueger
Cedar Falls
Miss Hankner
Francis Hale
F. W. Hale
Francis
Silver anniversary events and local visits at Buck Creek
Mr and Mrs Leo Staack and Mr and Mrs Wm Reich attended the silver wedding of Mr and Mrs Wm Weiskirch at Sumner. Several families dropped by Oelwein and Sumner for visits and weddings ceremonies. A golden wedding at Sumner Park drew relatives, and Mrs August Tegtmeier fell ill but improved to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Staack
Wm. Reich
Wm. Weiskirch
Sumner
Wm. Schnadt
August A. Buhr
John Sell
Oelwein
Looking Backward In the Leader's Files
Obituaries note J. C. Claus dies at 51 in Frederika after months of illness. Mrs. Theo Hagen passes away in Tripoli at her son's home as the second oldest woman in town. Ida Schultz and Wm Mummelbie wed at Rev Melchert church Warren Twp. Fremont sluggers defeat Tripoli 9 3 at local diamond. Various local notices and a barn raising near C B Kelsey place. Old market prices listed for hogs oats butter eggs potatoes veal hides corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Claus
Frederika
Theo. Hagen
Ernest
Tripoli
Melchert
Warren Township
Ida Schultz
Wm. Mummelbie
Fremont Sluggers
Tripoli Busters
Fred Sommer
Henry Martens
Will Schultz
Art
Marshall, Minn
C. B. Kelsey Place
Will Krueger
J. B. Kerr
Nora Springs
John
Rosetta Richmond
Lou Jahnke
Ten Years Ago June 1 1922 Highlights
Waterloo pair move to Chicago for construction work. Baccalaureate sermon at opera house for 11 graduates Emma Buhr Elroy Fink Mason Franklin C Ross Kelsey John W Kimbal Rudolph C Koch Marie Kuhrt Amelia Rohrssen Lavern Schmidt Josephine Lehnerstein Erna Stech. Des Moines trip for Bible Training School commencement Ruth Husband graduate. Eichman Pries trip to Cedar Falls for eye treatment. Tripoli chautauqua to run June 12 for four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stuckenberg
Waterloo
Chicago
Opera House
Emma Buhr
Elroy Fink
Mason Franklin
C. Ross Kelsey
John W. Kimbal
Rudolph C. Koch
Marie Kuhrt
Amelia Rohrssen
Lavern Schmidt
Josephine Lehnerstein
Erna Stech
L. J. Smith
Des Moines
Bible Training School
Ruth Husband
Frank Eichman
Herbert Pries
Readlyn
Cedar Falls
Five Years Ago June 1 1927 Local Notes Near Tripoli
Leonard Struck, third oldest son of Mr and Mrs Will Struck near Tripoli, died Monday evening of pneumonia. Chicago market price for September corn delivered last week was 1.05. Frank Rebholz suffered a gruesome accident Saturday morning losing half a finger on his right hand. Theo Bang at Farmers Implement Co injured his hand unloading farm machinery. a cultivator tooth pierced his hand requiring stitches. H C Moeller returned from Chicago after visiting his daughter Lydia. Mr and Mrs A C Moehling and family plan to move to Britt this week.
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Leonard Struck
Will Struck
Tripoli
Chicago
Frank Rebholz
Theo Bang
Farmers Implement Co
H. C. Moeller
Lydia
A. C. Moehling
Britt
Local visits and family news from Bremer and surroundings
Warren Towns and Curtis Turner families of Bremer visited Fairbank Sunday while Geraldine Traver stayed for a vacation. Delia Pries, employed near Waverly, visited Bremer with Arthur Pries family. Henry Hennings and son Edwin visited Alma Schober’s home in Tripoli last week. Edwin and Helen Hennings called at the Will Blume home last Tuesday. Several families attended Mrs. Fred Koehler’s funeral in Sumner Sunday afternoon. August Flege daughter visited Hennings home Sunday. Boeneke family and Lola Bell of Waterloo spent Decoration Day with Mrs. Wente near Bremer. Gust Buchholz and son Lawrence with Arthur Pries and sons spent Sunday evening at Waverly. Arthur Hennings and Wm. Oestman of Bremer were Waverly callers Friday. Gus Zillig, back from visiting relatives, was noted in locality news.
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Curtis Turner
Bremer
Fairbank
Geraldine Traver
Delia Pries
Waverly
Arthur Pries
Henry Hennings
Edwin
Alma Schober
Tripoli
Helen Hennings
Will Blume
Charles Gabe
Irving Gabe
Fred Wedemeier
Louie Wedemier
Fred Koehler
Sumner
August Flege
Boeneke
Lola Bell
Waterloo
Mr. Boeneke
Wm. Wente
Gust Buchholz
Lawrence
Arthur Hennings
Wm. Oestman
Gus Zillig
Fayette
South Dakota
Carl Rose
Walter
B. Hennings
Emil Pries
Henry Eick
Herbert
Edwin Hennings
Struck
Emil Wente
Herbert Kaiser
George Wilkens
Carl Kueker
Ernest Rucker
John Hagenow
Ed Hagenow
Readlyn
Leo Stenzel
Fred Bortz
Mildred Hennings
Velda Flege
Johnnie
Lorrena
Elmer Hennings
Velda
Zell
Martin Rohde
Eddie Buenzell
Art Pries
Social calls and family visits span local towns
Residents from Waverly Bremer and Tripoli visit relatives across several farms and homes. Henry Hennings, Ed Struck, and Arthur Pries appear among frequent callers while Mildred Hennings stays with Velda Flege. Decoration day hosts and guest lists mark a weekend of neighborly turnout.
Horse Sale at Floyd Sau erbrei Farm Saturday June 4
Ransom and Link horse dealers from Ionia announce a sale at Floyd Sau erbrei farm on Saturday June 4. They will buy sell or trade, and invite all interested to attend. The notice lists a selection of horses available and urges early attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom & Link
Ionia
Floyd Sauerbrei
Not Responsible for Debts Notice Wariness
A terse notice states the author will not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone other than themselves. The piece mentions starting a war and Europe’s link to the saxophone, followed by a call to patronize local merchants.
Tripoli Market Prices for Hens Hogs and Varied Livestock
Market notices list egg and poultry categories including light hens heavy hens heavy broilers leghorn broilers roosters geese ducks plus good hogs sons veal calves with prices ranging from 1.50 to 4.00 dollars and a per dozen egg reference of 1.80 dollars reflecting current local commodity values in Tripoli.
FOR SALE SOWS WITH PIGS NEAR TRIPOLI
FOR SALE SOWS WITH PIGS about one week old. Otto Buls Jr 1 1/2 miles northwest of Tripoli. Phone 9F112. FOR SALE GOOD MIXED HAY Mrs Ernest Hooper Phone 15F5 Tripoli Located 4 miles west 1 mile north of Tripoli on Primary 5%. WANTED 8 F BAKER CO Keokuk Iowa can give some responsible man employment in this locality Previous selling experience not needed Your car is the only investment required Liberal commission Steady employment Write at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Buls, Jr
Tripoli
Ernest Hooper
F. Baker & CO
Keokuk
Iowa
Liberal Commission
Political Announcements From Bremer County Candidates
Harold Traeger bids for county auditor on the Republican ticket subject to June primaries. Albert Ostrogge announces candidacy for state senator 8th district Bremer and Butler counties, under Republican primary rules. John Ramsey seeks Bremer County treasurer nomination subject to Democratic primary June 6 1932. Chas Bills Waverly Iowa also sponsors primary support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold W. Traeger
Bremer
Butler
John M. Ramsey
Clarksville
Iowa
Democratic Nominee for County Recorder and Supervisor in Iowa
Waverly Iowa notices promote two candidates: a County Recorder nominee and a Second District Supervisor on the Democratic ticket. The messages urge voter support at the June primaries, signing by EDF Schoephoester and John Griese respectively.
Stine Announces Candidacy for 39th Senate District
H W Stine of Clarksville Iowa announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for state senator in the 39th district comprising Bremer and Butler counties. Primary election set for June 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer
Butler
H. W. Stine
Bremer County Attorney Nomination List Names Fred Rewoldt Jr
Fred Rewoldt Jr announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Bremer County Attorney. He seeks the votes of Democratic voters at the June 6, 1982 primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
Fred Rewoldt, Jr
Koch Candidate for State Representative Nomination 1932
William Koch seeks the Democratic Party nomination for State Representative in the 72nd district Bremer county subject to voters at the primary on June 6 1932. He runs to represent the district in the state legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
Democratic Party
WM. Koch
Bremer County Auditor Candidate Urges Democratic Primary Support
Bremer county Iowa nominating materials disclose H J Stummre seeking the office of county auditor. He emphasizes placement on the June primary ballot under Democratic voters' will.
Eckles Seeks State Senate Seat in 839th District Primary
R B Eckles of Aplington Iowa bids for the Republican nomination for State Senator in the 839th district comprising Butler and Bremer counties. The primary election is set for June 6th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Bremer
R. B. Eckles
Candidate declares run for county treasurer on democratic ticket
W C Hoth announces candidacy for county treasurer on the Democratic ticket subject to voter will at the June primaries.
Candidate for Clerk of District Court Seeks Primary
J H Schwake of Waverly Iowa declares candidacy for the office of clerk of the district court subject to the democratic voters goodwill at the June primaries in 1992. He asks for support from party voters in upcoming primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EDF
Schoephoester
Waverly
Iowa
J. H. Schwake
WM. A. Meyer
Candidate for the Republican Nomination for County Office
A brief notice identifies WM. A. MEYER as a candidate for the Republican nomination for county office. The entry notes his run within the party slate and reflects the period’s local political process.
Second District Endorsement Notice by C G Schwem
The item urges Republican support for the Second District candidate and notes an endorsement by C G Schwem dated November 11. The short notice seeks party backing and identifies the writer.
County Sheriff Campaign Appeal Notice
A political brief urges voters to support Frank Sager for county sheriff in the June 6, 1932 election, with a concise call for backing and appreciation from supporters.
Candidate announces run for district supervisor in second district
A candidate declares for the office of supervisor in the second district subject to Democratic primary approval in June. The text also references the clerk of district court and mentions June primaries with names Ernest Bull and D. H. Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Bull
Bremer County Treasurer and Clerk Nominees Listed
Candidate notices for Bremer county Iowa describe 1511 Harry T Hicks seeking Republican primary approval for county treasurer and 151f Herman Richmann seeking Democratic support for district court clerk nomination in the June primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
Iowa
Harry T. Hicks
Herman Richmann
Bremer County Attorney Nomination Details June Primary
The Bremer County Attorney office notes the county election process tied to the Democratic voters declaration on June 6, 1982. Harry Hagemann is listed in association with the county attorney position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Por
Bremer County
Harry H. Hagemann
Candidate Announces Candidacy for County Recorder
A declination campaign notice declares intent to seek the county recorder post on the Democratic ticket, subject to June primary voters. The public notice thanks supporters and lists GEO MOULDS as the signer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Fox Seeks Second District County Supervisor Nominat
Republican candidate W. H. Fox announces a bid for the county supervisor seat in the second district, subject to voter approval at the June primary in 2011. The notice names Fox and states party affiliation and election timeline.
Republican Candidate for Sheriff Nomination in June 1982
John Hallowell is the Republican candidate seeking the sheriff nomination in the June primary of 1982. The contest features Hallowell competing for party backing amid local law enforcement district races.
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