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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1932
Page
3
Crane Creek social notes wander with many visitors
Siegel and Mrs J Dilges called at the Meyers. The Groenholms from Merrill Wisconsin visited Rev H Raum and relatives at Mason City. Numerous local families attended an eighth grade graduation in Waverly. Various visits occurred across surrounding towns as church and school events populated the week. The Hooper farm station shop was completed with Gustave Buls selling repairs. Rev A G Weninger of Waverly called on Rev C G Gerlach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Dilges
Crane Rew Creek
Conrad Meyer
Carl Groenholm
Merrill
Wisconsin
Mason City
Simon
Raum
H. Raum
Hans
P. Simon
G. Gerlach
Fred Bierman
Will Bierman
Chris Drape
Erwin
Paul
Emil Bierman
Romaine
Margaret
Carl Lehwein
Helene
Hedwig Ger
Lach
Waverly
Herman Miller
Fred Rewoldt
Frederika
Fred Kregal
Albert and
Gayhart
Fred Burmiester
Hampton
Arthur Meyer
Henry Joens
John Munsterman
Jerry Joens
Henry Hay
Antony Denkinger
Cedar Falls
Albert Kruse
Ramona
C. G. Gerlach
Carl Hoppenworth
Gustave Schwein
Theodore Bany
Tripoli
Fred Lahman
Florence
Alice
Charles Ladage
John Neuendorf
Nervy understudy protests wage cut in theater
The understudy storms the theater manager's room to protest a proposed pay cut. She demands nerve, claiming the workload harms her nerves. The manager retorts that standing in the wings to listen is the remedy, and she stays defiant.
Community visitors and gatherings report
Crane Creek residents share visits Friday to Sunday at multiple homes. Families from Bunger Traetow and Beisner attended events, with others at Kohagen and Propp birthday gatherings near Bremer and Waverly. Henry Zander suffered a stroke Saturday night and remains ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Bunger
Paul
C. A. Traetow
Edgar
Lucinda
Viola
Alice
Otto Bunger
Henry Beisner
Leo Wilbrandt
Denver
Clarence Beisner
R. A. Michael
Ronetta
Rosetta
Walter Schultz
Old Tripoli Social Roundup Sees Local Visits and Calls
Old Tripoli residents and nearby neighbors share Friday and Sunday visits. Henry Heideman and family, Ernest Karsten of Fredericksburg, Will Bergman and others visit at multiple homes around Tripoli and Sumner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Heideman
George Drewis
Tripoli
Ernest Karsten
Fredericksburg
Wm. Schumacher
Mattie Drewis
George
Sumner
Arthur Heine
Will Jahnke
John
Lawrence Moeller
Howard Heideman
August Meier
Which Doll Would You Like Politiken Note
A fragment from Politiken Copenhagen asks which doll is desired with the reply twins implied by a question about preference. The brief reflects a light exchange on toy selection in a Danish newspaper snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Politiken
Copenhagen
Too Expensive She I ll Be a Sister to You
The snippet presents dialog lines about relationships and marriage with brief exchanges. It mentions a Cincinnati Enquirer source fragment noting cost concerns, a woman claiming sisterly ties, and a man buying cigarettes for three. The tone resembles a humor column or social snippet.
County Office Holders Defeated at Monday's Primary
In Monday's primary results, several county office holders were defeated. Notable tallies include Willford 30 and Van Metre 27 in unnamed races, Spain 26 over Meyer 64 for State Senate, Koch 82 over others for State Representative, and audits show Stumme 87 for Auditor while Hoth 51 wins Treasurer. Schwabe 79 defeats Richmann 29 for Clerk of Court with Sager 27 and Osrogge 86 for Sheriff. Schoephoerster 18 and Moulds 71 for Recorder and related offices including Rewoldt 84 and Hagemann 27 for Attorney, Koch 87 for Coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willford
van Metre
Spain
Meyer
Koch
Stumme
Hoth
Bills
Schwabe
Richmann
Sager
Osrogge
Schoephoerster
Rewoldt
Hagemann
Election ballot tallies from multiple offices
A dense list of candidates and vote totals across offices including Representative in Congress Willford and Van Metre, State Senator Spain and Meyer, State Representative Koch, Auditor Stamme, Treasurer Hoth and Bills, Clerk of Court Schwabe Richmann, Sheriff Sager Olrogge, Recorder Schoephoerster Moulds, Attorney Rewoldt Hagemann, Coroner Koch, plus varying district mentions Leroy and Williford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy
Williford
van Metre
Spain
Meyer
Congress
Willford
Koch
Stamme
Hoth
Bills
Sehwake
Richmann
Local Official Races: Sager and Others Listed in Result
The sheriff race shows Sager with 57 votes and Olrogge with 260. Recorder results include Schoephoerster 103, School 75, Moulds 125, Attorney Rewoldt 161, Hagemann 156, and Coroner Koch 255.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sager
Olrogge
Schoephoerster
School
Rewoldt
Hagemann
Koch
Local Races Result in Wide-Spread Wins and Narrow Margins
State Senator races show Spain 14 and Meyer 26 with Willford 20 leading in nearby counts. State Representative Koch posts 47 while Auditor Stamme and Treasurer contenders Bills and Hoth sit mid pack. Sheriff Sager leads with 47 to Olrogge 9. Clerk Schwake 25 and Richmann 20. Coroner Koch 49 and Board of Supervisors Second District sees Joens 23 ahead of Griese 14 and Buls 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koch
Stamme
Hoth
Bills
Schwake
Richmann
Sager
Olrogge
Schoephoerster
Rewoldt
Hagemann
Board of Supervisors
Buls
Griese
Joens
Unclear race results list with candidate tallies
A fragmented results listing shows multiple races with vote tallies for Willford Van Metre Spain Meyer Koch Stamme Hoth Bills Schwabe Richmann Sager Olrogge Moulds Rewoldt Hagemann Koch and a coroner race. Numbers indicate votes per candidate in various offices, but some lines cut off.
Local election results by office and candidate totals
The report lists race results with Willford 26 and Van Metre 11 among others. State Senator tallies Spain 10 and Meyer 34. State Representative Koch 42. Auditor Stamme 46. Treasurer Hoth 36 and Bills 20. Clerk Schwabe 35 and Richmann 24. Sheriff Sager 32 and Olrogge 23. Recorder Schoephoerster 36, School 9, Moulds 13. Attorney Rewoldt 37 and Hagemann 22. Coroner Koch 49.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koch
Stamme
Hoth
Bills
Schwabe
Richmann
Sager
Olrogge
Schoephoerster
Rewoldt
Hagemann
Local Official Races Show Narrow Victor Totals
In county results Koch leads state representative with 116 votes and Stamme wins county auditor with 90. Hoth garners 107 for treasurer while Bills has 85. Schwabe 64 and Richmann 90 compete for clerk of court. Sager 94 and Olrogge 63 vie for sheriff. Schoephoerster 26 for recorder with other counts 66 for School and 69 for Moulds. Rewoldt 96 and Hagemann 60 run for attorney and coroner Koch 121 leads district race with Griese 71 and Joens 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamme
Hoth
Bills
Schwake
Richmann
Sager
Olrogge
Schoephoerster
Rewoldt
Hagemann
Koch
Board of Supervisors
Bull
Griese
Joens
Schwabe
Local Officials Vote Totals in Recycled Roll Call
A fragmented OCR listing shows repeated tallies for officials including State Senator Spain and Meyer, State Representative Koch, Auditor Stamme, Treasurer Hoth, Bills, Clerk Schwabe and Richmann, Sheriff Sager and Osrogge, Recorder Schoephoerster, Coroner Koch, Willford and Van Metre, and Moulds, Rewoldt, Hagemann, with multiple round and partial scores across positions, suggesting a continuing tabulation or roll call update.
Local Official Vote Totals Noted from Clerk to Coroner
Clerk of Court Schwabe 39 and Richmann 81, Sheriff Sager 92 and Osrogge 35, School 28 and Moulds 74, Attorney Rewoldt 56 and Hagemann 62, Coroner Koch 97.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwabe
Richmann
Sager
Osrogge
Schoephoerster
School
Moulds
Rewoldt
Hagemann
Koch
Election results tally for local races and officials
Vote totals released with performance by district for State Senator Spain 38, Meyer 63 and State Representative Koch 110. Auditor Stumme 110. Treasurer Hoth 74, Bills 65, Richmann 102. Sheriff Sager 112, Olrogge 29. Willford 52, Van Metre 44. Recorder Schoephoerster 44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koch
Stumme
Hoth
Bills
Schwabe
Richmann
Sager
Olrogge
Schoephoerster
School 53 Moulds 45 Attorney Rewoldt 40
Coroner Koch 119 and Hagemann 114 referenced in a compact scoreline style noting involved officials and numbers from a local school event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rewoldt
Hagemann
Koch
Local Official Election Returns Show Varying Scores
The report lists candidate tallies for multiple offices including Wilford 36 Van Metre 33 and Spain 16 Meyer 58. It notes State Senator and Representative results such as Koch 87 and Richmann 54, with Auditor Stamme 82 and Sheriff Sager 65 Osrogge 31. Coroner Koch 84 and Attorney Rewoldt 36 Hageman 61 are also recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Wilford
van Metre
Spain
Meyer
Koch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leader
Siegel
N. R. Ambrose Oil Co
Tripoli, Iowa
Goodrich Cavaliers
Crane Creek
Old Tripoli
Cinsennati Enquirer
America
Almoat
H. H. Buhr
Iowa
Fremont
Stummerss
Jackson District
Mann
Okrog
Schoerster
Renoldt
Jefferson
Lafayette District
Maxfield
Polk
Sumner No
Warren
Washington District
Waverly 1St Ward
Waverly 2Nd Ward
Vmecormick
Deering
Miller Implement Company
Mhodel
THE
Coleman Lamp and Stove Company
Wichita, Kans
Chicago, Ill
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Calif
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