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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1934
Page
8
A compiled roundup from the Leader’s staff highlights local activities and notable happenings around town. Residents, clubs, and organizations engage in events, projects, and daily pursuits reflecting community life.
Readlyn Wm Oltrogge city marshal submitted to an operation Wednesday night at the local hospital and was taken to his home Friday evening where he is convalescing favorably. Relatives and friends visited in several households and many local residents gathered for birthday and wedding anniversary observances in the period.
Miss Marie Kuhrt spent Sunday afternoon at C. L. Myers. Miss Irma Meyer visited Erwin Bunger. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dohrmann and Leota visited Fred Dohrmann senior. Erna Hagenow Mabel Block Marie Kuhrt and Gladys Ambrose left for Decoration Day in Des Moines. Business Bringers bring results.
Mr and Mrs Emil Pries and daughter Anna visited Aug ust Flege home. Velda Flege stayed with Pries in Bremer. Gus Buchholz and son Lawrence and Dahlia Pries were Waterloo callers. Erwin Gabe Delores and August Flege were guests at Pries home Friday. Henry Hennings Arthur Pries Art Hennings and John Hagenow families shared Sunday at Ed Hagenow home Readlyn. Erwin Wedemeier visited John Bahlmann in Tripoli. People attended funeral of Mrs Conrad Heideman at Waverly. Siegfried Struck Old Tripoli guests at Hennings Friday. Lucinda Struck returned home with Hennings after weeks there. Rev Harold Wunderlick Esther Bruenger Art Hennings Lucinda Struck also spent Wednesday with Henry Hennings.
Mr and Mrs R A Michael and others visited H W Meier and attended a baby christening at Harold Kuethe. The Meier family joined a birthday party at Will Propp’s in Waverly. Multiple locals from Waterloo and nearby towns were noted for church visits, ball games, and greetings at several homes through Sunday and Monday evenings.
Community notes recount Sunday artsian service at Wm Kallenbach home in honor of Mrs Kallenbach and similar tributes at R Kohagen and Louie Oltrogge homes for Mr Kohagen and Mrs Oltrogge. Guests include Walter Huck and C J Meier families visiting, funeral attendance for Mrs C F Heideman in Waverly, and various calls and trips among local residents.
Miss Helen Betsner of Cedar Falls visits in the A. C. Epley and Chris Arns homes this week. She is aunt to A. C. and Orson Epley and Mrs. Chris Arns. Milton Epley of Sumner spent Sunday with his parents. The Little Heralds of the Warren Evangelical Sunday School enjoyed their yearly meeting with their mother at the Irving Arns home. Lunch was served by the Ladies Missionary Society of the church.
Mrs C F Heidemann 35 died at home southeast of the city after weeks ill with a stomach ailment. Survived by husband and two children Lyn and Leota, mother Mrs Thiemann, a brother Ewald, sisters Hilda and Bertha. Funeral services held at Koch funeral home and St John’s Missouri Synod Lutheran church. Memorial Day events noted, plus community notices on local schools, awards, veterans, visits, and Memorial Day activities.
Lorraine Baker twelve year old daughter of Clarence and Mrs Baker was injured when a barbed wire barrier at Memorial Day ceremonies struck her neck as she ran to her car for a drink. She was unconscious for three hours but recovering. physicians expect no lasting harm. Also reported Sweet and Scot horn wed in Harlington Episcopal church with ceremony by Rev. Giles Sharpley attended by Aletha Waugh and Bert Fowler. New couple will reside in the city. Scot horn works for Brunswick Tablet Co.
Miss Ruth Morrill and Arlo Courbat wed at the Morrill home on Sunday afternoon May 27 in a ceremony conducted by Rev. H. D. Temple. Attendants were Richard Morrill and Miss Leota Carpenter. The couple will reside in this city, with Courbat employed at Liebau barber shop.
Roy Huck son of Mr and Mrs Louis Braun was ordained as minister of the American Lutheran church Sunday June 38 at St Pauls Lutheran church Dr E H Rausch of Dubuque a former pastor officiated Huck has accepted a call as pastor of the Lutheran church at Belmond Iowa where he served as relief pastor last summer A P Bryan bought the Murtaugh residence at First Ave and Second St NE and will live there while building a new store on East Bremer Ave Stop and Save vacated property Kaiser and Stephenson families arranged housing details
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