Local News From Waverly Area Delights and Travels
Waterloo visitors and Waverly calls fill the week with drives to Waterloo for dinners and gatherings. Town residents attend graduations, funerals, and church events while family and friends travel to Readlyn, Readlyn hospital, and Sumner for summons and support.
Notice of Probate for Helena Freitag Will
In Bremer county Iowa the Clerk of the District Court holds a will for Helena Freitag deceased and a hearing is set for June 26, 1933 at 10 a m at the Courthouse in Waverly to admit the will to probate unless cause is shown. Clerk H C Richmann signs and seals the notice dated May 23, 1933.
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Cass Opera House
Sumner
Zane Grey
Golden West
Union Pacific Railroad
District Court
Bremer County
Iowa
Helena Freitag
Waverly
Tripoli Loses to Nashua Sunday in Weather Hit Game
Under foul weather conditions Dunkerton’s Gaddis and Penne hurled for the Dunkerton team while Schutte and Homan pitched for the losers. Gaddis fanned 12 visiting batters and homered, Penne struck out two Denver hitters. Gaddis allowed two hits and one run in seven innings. Homan fanned eight and Schutte five as Dunkerton totaled 10 hits to Denver’s seven.
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Gaddis
Penne
Dunkerton
Schutte
Homan
Denver
Janesville Defeats Plainfield In Cedar Valley Tilt
Janesville dominated Plainfield 12 to 2 in a Cedar Valley league game. Thies and Hoffman formed the Janesville battery while the Smith brothers and Graham played for Plainfield. Janesville had 10 hits to Plainfield’s four amid a drizzle.
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Janesville
Plainfield
Thies and
Hoffman
Secrecy Society Rumors at Afternoon Gabble Party
Mrs Rapper proposes a secret society talk as Mrs Gabber agrees. The two discuss alleged confidences from a binge party held this afternoon. In hush tones they plan discreet gatherings and note unnamed attendees.
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Rapper
Gabber
Misses Laura and Hilda Bahlman Leave Home After Weekend
The Misses Laura and Hilda Bahlman, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bahlman, spent the weekend at their home here and departed Monday. Laura went to work for Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schwartz northwest of town while Hilda went to work for Mr. and Mrs. Will Munsterman west of town.
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Marie Spelling
Maurice Woodcock
Geraldine
Eugene
Wayne Acken
Robert
Waterloo
Archie Schrader
Charles Everding
Readlyn
Mrs
Louis Everding
Art Towne
Dwain
Littleport
John Leanhart
P. A. Goodenbour
Bertha Lewis
Coggan
Waverly
Will Dempsey
Herman Huegh
Elmer
Hartford Marsh
Raymond Downing
Frederick
P. L. Schnurstein
Herman Pries
J. C. Kuhrt
Robert and
Kenneth
Henry Schellhorn
Crane Creek
Anna Dagner
Milwaukee
William Hildebrandt
Will Eichmann
Maria Luhring
Herman Meins
Bremer
Mary Mooney
Ed Webster
Sumner
Louise Boderman
F. H. Harmening
Herman Huegli
Art Huegli
Duane
Near Waverly
Will Steinbrow
Erna Bull
Vada Schwem
F. C. Koch
Mrs. Koch
Chicago
Fred Kimbal
Lloyd and
Marie Everding
New Hampton
Frank Begger
F. W. Klein
Kathryn
Reinbeck
Lillian Moeller
John Horstmann
Klein
F. Lindeman
Roy Jacobson
Helen
St. Paul
O. M. Sigler
Marietta
A. W. Mooney
Oelwein
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Evanston
Fritz Sorg
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Nellie Lyman
Correctionville
Sorg
Ruth Anderson
G. A. Anderson
Ida Franklin
Mary Anderson
Acken
L. H. Fink
Lowell
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Mary Joyce
Rudd
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Bill Waters
Carl
Wm. Schultz
W. D. Jencks
Mr. Jencks
Stanley
Ralph
Billy
Jencks
Ralph Crof
Minneapolis
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Hilda Bahlman
Carl Bahlman
Carl Schwartz
Hilda
Will Munsterman
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