Tripoli Dominates Shell Rock In Sunday Cedar Valley Clash
Tripoli overwhelmed Shell Rock 9 to 5 as fifth and seventh innings sparked the win. Boeckmann doubled, Stahlhut, Vanderlinden, Belknap, and Beisner contributed key hits for Tripoli, while readouts note Nashua, Readlyn, Waverly, and Janesville results elsewhere in Sunday league play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
Denver
Tripoli
Shell Rock
Waverly
Fairbank
Readlyn
Janesville
Dunkerton
Plainfield
Boeckmann
Stahlhut
Holmes
Vanderlinden
Belknap
Beisner
Methfessel
Vanderlinder
W. Harms
Ramige
Kasemeier
Cramer
Dayton
Fredericksburg
Chandler
Krueger
Strike
Frank
Tripolites
W. L. Pet
Dunkerton Waverly
Poa Holmes
Meyers
Bennett
P Boeckmann
Noon
C Stahlhut
Ee Eee
Vance
Martin
Wilson
Ib Savage
Rfss
M. Newell
Meth
Dunkerton Beats Plainfield 8 To 2 In Cedar Valley League
Dunkerton pitcher Wally Gaddis led an 8 to 2 victory over Plainfield as they pounded out 14 hits off Schmidt. Plainfield collected five off Gaddis and turned a lively double play L Smith to R Smith to V Smith to excite the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkerton
Plainfield
Wally Gaddis
Schmidt
Gaddis
L. Smith
R. Smith
V. Smith
Readlyn Dominates Janesville in Seven Inning Win
Under a scorching sun Readlyn crushed visiting Janesville 19 to 2 in seven innings. Janesville played shorthanded with three regulars missing, and the game was called not due to darkness.
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Readlyn
Janesville
Annual Tiedt Family Reunion Held at Readlyn Park
Readlyn special describes the Tiedt family annual reunion on Sunday June 11 1933 at Readlyn park with about 175 guests. Picnic and program featured Leistikow siblings and songs. Honored guests included Mrs. Louisa Tiedt 83 Mrs. Lizzie Davis 81 and Chris Zieyack 71. 1934 reunion set for second Sunday in June at Readlyn park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readlyn
Tiedt
Readlyn Park
Richard Leistikow
Gertrude
Dorothy Allen Leistikow
Rockies
Lorna Dorothy Sell
Louisa Tiedt
Lizzie Davis
Sioux City
Christ Zieyack
Oelwein
Louisa Tidt
Leeseta
Henry Leistikow
Leonard
John Ganske
O. J. Warneke
Edwin Tiedt
Rudolph Tiedt
E. C. Martin
L. H
C. F. Judas
Fred Matthias and
Lavern
H. C. Kimball
H. C. Leistikow
Louis Tiedt
Herman Bartz
Emil Schneider
Wm. Leistikow
Robert Leistikow
Arthur Bartz
F. W. Piehl
Ray Fink
Elmer Judas
Fairbank
J. F. Rathe
F. H. Rathe
Emil Tiedt
Tripoli
Charles Rueber
Robert Rueber
Fred Leistikow
Wm. Zieyack
Howard Bogan
Doyle Dickie
Waverly
Ed Treptow
Westgate
Fred Strempke
Dunkerton
Moritz Jaschen 35th Wedding Anniversary Celebrated
Readlyn park hosted a Sunday gathering for Mr. and Mrs. Moritz Jaschen marking 35 years of marriage. Relatives and friends shared a 2 pm arrival, a 5 pm supper, a wedding cake centerpiece by Hulda Jaschen, and a program directed by daughters. Guests included numerous Jaschen relatives from Waverly Sumner Denver Mason City Westgate Waterloo and Readlyn with Rev. Theo Frese delivering an address and daughters singling in a music-filled evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readlyn
Readlyn Park
Moritz Jaschen
Hulda
Herman Thran
Jaschen
Theo. Frese
Ed Tim
Hulda Jaschen
Mason City
Edwin Buhr
Westgate
Clarence Lampert
Waterloo
Walter Jaschen
Annetta
Martha
John Zilmer
Geo. Zilmer
Wm. Lang
Martin
Fred Klammer
Herbert
Arnold
Norma
John Pape
Eug. Ellerman
Milton Pape
Roger
Grandma Rathe
Waverly
Martin Pape
Wibbeton
N. C
Henry Pape
Heideman Kin in Annual Reunion at Cedar Falls Park
The Fred Heideman family descendants held their reunion at Cedar Falls tourist park on Sunday June 18 with 105 attendees. Dinner at noon, lunch at 4 30, men and boys played kittenball, women visited and took photos. A planning committee for next year’s reunion was named. The second passage features a dialogue: Tillie the maid protests an eight dollar weekly wage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Heideman
Cedar Falls
Henry Reinhart
Rose
Lawrence
Floyd Reinhart
Jack
Will Heideman
Genevieve
C. F. Heideman
Merlyn
Leota
Janesville
August Heideman
Donald
Romaine
Betty
John Heideman
Pauline
Roland
E. J. Heideman
Lloyd
Wilbur
T. A. Heideman
Evelyn
Henry Heideman
H. A. Schumacher
R. F. Schumacher
Fred Gielau
Laura
Florence
Wendell
Edmund
Inez
Lois
John Weidemeier
Katherine
Ruth
Denver
Mattie Drewis
George
Geo. H. Heideman
Howard
Will Heideman, Jr
Leslie
Irene
Tripoli
Louis Heideman
Dorothy
Oscar
Sumner
Herman Hue
W. C. Trimble
Erwin Buhman
Erwin
Marilyn
Waterloo
Cecil Taylor
Donna
Bremer
Elsie
Bernice Kehe
Fairbank
C. H. Poock
Esther
Edna
Rueben
Readlyn
R. C. Baskins
St. Ansgar
Chas. Baskins
Frank Curtis
Denice
Sidney
Erwin Ducker
Albert Gielau
Albert
Alberta
Verla
Waverly
Harold
Margaret
Mary Heideman
County Seat News items of interest continue
Local notes report a peace bond for Cooper after a hearing in Justice M. M. Kingsley’s court. Mercy hospital treated appendicitis. Sister Mary Charles and Sister Mary Genevieve were transferred to Detroit and Mason City respectively. Many residents traveled or planned trips, while others faced injuries or medical procedures. A band will perform at Sheffield around July 4 and Nashua, with vacation school and parish news noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fus Cooper
Cooper
Luesenhop
Justice of the Peace
M. M
Mary
Henrietta Freidemann
Mary Charles
Mercy Hospital
Detroit
Michigan
Mary Genevieve
Mason City
Floyd Racker
Sioux City
Leonard
Dewey
Therese
Mabel
Mae Donovan
Chicago
J. C. Penny Store
State Bank
F. S. Wells
Harold Miller
Second Street
N. W
George Walker
Walker
Joe McKliget
East Bremer Avenue
H. A. Thies
Raymond Koenig
T. M. Buehrer
St. Mary's Church
Lorenz Wendt
Joe
Des Moines
Wend
Everett McRoberts
George Stephensen
Stephensen
Ernest Sack
John Driscoll
Owen, Minn
Margaret
Waverly
Sheffield
Franklin’s Cartoon First American Newspaper Cartoon
Franklin’s Pennsylvania Gazette printed the first political cartoon showing a snake divided into eight parts with the head as New England and the rest as the colonies. He also ran an advisory for Major Washington after reports the Monongahela fort had fallen to the French amid rumors of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin
Pennsylvania
Franklin
Washington
Forks
the Monongahela
New England
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
No clear headline in this fragment
A polished moral reflection contrasts personal sanctity with faith in divine benevolence, noting Paul’s diligence for mankind and resisting the notion that the world is wholly moral defeat.
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Paul
The hungry tireless mole hunts for food
The mole does not limit itself to three squares a day and hunts ceaselessly. It is said the animal cannot endure hunger for more than three hours and is more intolerant of thirst than any other animal.
Buck Creek Social News Highlights Local Visits
Buck Creek notes two Tuesday afternoon visits by Mr and Mrs Earl Fortsch of Waterloo and two Monday evening calls by Mr and Mrs Wm Reick at the Hilda Reick home. Several families hosted guests and attended reunions with church events and a 40th wedding anniversary observed at Bremer. A baby boy was born June 11 to Mr and Mrs Alfred Lehmkuhl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Fortsch
Waterloo
Carl Moehlis
Wm. Reick
Hilda Reick
John H. Sell
Alfred Lehmkuhl
Reick
Sumner Park
Erwin Schwake
Henry Scheddler
Warner Seehase
Sumner
Wm. Seehase, Jr
John Lamprecht
Henry Rosenow
George Harris
Alfred Cass
Carl Metzer
Arvylla Lee
August Tegtmeier
Louie Pries
Cedar Falls
Buck Creek
Louie Pries, Jr
Bremer
Bergman Reunion Draws Wide Family Attendance
The Bergman gathering listed numerous relatives including Bierman, Bergman, Kappmeyer, Hartman, Buls, and Drape families along with spouses and children. Names span Ed Bierman, Henry Sassenberg, Erwin Weidemeier, and many others, indicating a large extended reunion with multiple households represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mond Bierman
Ed Bierman
Wm. Schwere
Renetta
F. W. Bergman
Leo Bergman
John F. Bahlman
Elnora
Elda
Lavern Krueger
Erwin Weidemeier
Aug. H. Bergman
Henry Drape
Florence
Harry Bockhaus
Art Hooper
Geneva
Alwin Bergman
Herman Boeckman
Gus Buls
Lorenz Zander
Dora Kappmeyer
Clara
Edwin Kappmeyer
Dorothy
Herbert Korte
Wm. Korte
Edna
Harold
Wilhelmina Buss
Alfred Hartman
Richard
Roger
Henry Sassenberg
Edith
Henry, Jr
Vernon Bliss
Doris Kappmeyer
Ruth Kappmeyer
Fred Bierman
Harold Hartman
Lloyd
Edwin Hartman
Ed Biermann
Otto Bierman
W. A. Bierman
Alice
Wm. H. Bierman
Herman Gebert
Gustav Kneer
F. A. Bierman
Evelyn
Bernita
Herman H. Dettmer
W. M. Bergman
Carl Neuendorf
Matilda Bierman
Edward Bergman
Walter Buls
Loretta
Oscar Quade
Ernest Bergman
Carl Bergman
Leona
Luella
H. A. Bierman
Clifford Bergman
Margaret
Geraldine
Adolph Homan
H. F. Bergman
C. H. Westendorf
Wm. Bull
Henry Kappmeyer
Erwin
Pred Jones
Elmer
W. Boeckman
Clara Lampe
H. W. Harms
Florine
Marvin
Wm. Schnurstein
H. L. Homan
Edgar
Herbert Bierman
Ladona
Leo C. Drape
James
Wm. Gebert
Viola
Leo Buls
Louie Milius
Louie Bierman
C. Drape
Paul
Donald Hunnemueller
August Bockhaus
Herbert Jones
Fred Bergman
Eldora
H. Hankner
Gladys
Louise Gebert
A. F. Bierman
H. C. Bockhaus
Tripoli to Field Legion Junior Baseball Team
The Bockhaus-Bartels Post No. 356 sponsors a Legion Junior squad with Ed Henning as manager and Amos Belknap as coach. Teams from Readlyn Fredericksburg and Tripoli practice, with a three-way picking soon. A Thursday tournament at Tripoli Park starts 1 30, featuring players like Gordon Niemeyer Ralph Drews Herman Sien Leo Towne Harry Schlichting and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bockhaus-Bartels Post No. 356
American Legion
Ed Henning
Amos Belknap
Readly
Fredericksburg
Tripoli
Legion
Readlyn
Tripoli Ball Park
Gordon Niemeyer
Ralph Drewis
Herman Sien
Leo Towne
Harry Schlichting
Wilbur Gebert
Gadart Holmes
Bruce Borchert
Willis Krueger
Bob Krueger
Jack Hale
Eddie Bennett
Clifford Eichmann
Fred Crinklaw
Eichmann Family Reunion Brings Kin Together at Central City
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Goodenbour, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Eichmann and children, Janela Ann and Lorin, and other Eichmann relatives gathered from Readlyn Minneapolis Pecatonica Rockford and other cities. They visited Bertha Lewis in Coggan then went to Central City for a family picnic at the city park. They regretted that C. H. Eichmann of Minneapolis could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. A. Goodenbour
A. F. Eichmann
Janela Ann
Lorin
Will Eichmann
Jack Smeby
Lars Haugen
Minneapolis
Frank Eichmann
Margaret
Florence
Readlyn
Coggan
Bertha Lewis
Henry Hommema
Eugene
Rockford, Ill
Vern Funnel
JoAnn
Pecatonica, Til
Central City
Eichmann
C. H. Eichmann
Birthday Visit At Readlyn Honors Grandmother
Spring Fountain families gathered in Readlyn at the Albert Olrogge home for a grandmother's birthday. Various local households hosted family reunions and visits over the week including Schmidt, Brandt, Kuker, and Steege families. Ruby Struck returned Sunday from an unspecified occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Schroeder
Art Schroeder
Albert Olrogge
Readlyn
Charles Thompson
Sumner Park
Art Brandt
Albert Reich
Will Meswarth
Waverly
Alvin Sommer
Lutheran church service and community greetings in Sumner
Sunday morning sermon in German at the Lutheran church in Spring. Town residents and visitors from Sumner and nearby farms attended gatherings at homes and with relatives. The week featured visits, meals, and family moments among the Meyers, Steeges, Moehls, and Strucks, plus prizes at a butter judging contest and several outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Struck
Fred
Herman Kirchmane Sumner
Lutheran Church
Johny Lawton L
Far Meyer
Alea Sommer
Louie Meyer
Louisa Meyer
Trine
Ford Meyer J
Steege
Mae
Geraldine
Harold Hartman
Art Brandt
Dalton Meyer
F Meyer
John
Elmer Knoedler
Knoedley
Mary Catherine
Lays Mae Thompson
Chris Moehla
Olive Thompson
Walter Thompson
Paul Schroeder
Oelwein
Henry Nache
Waverly
Tripoli
Lorenz Schwerin
Schwerin
Nebraska
Otto Reich
Albert
Charles Thompson
Mildred Steege
Lena Steege
A. W. Steege
Laura Mae
Mary Catherine Thompson
Carmen
Lever
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L. Hoffman
Walt Huggman
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Ferring
Strumpel
C. Shepard
Thies
Walt Huffman
Cedar Valley
Heloise
Nutt
Heideman Kin
Tillie
Mole
BUCK
Bergman
del Monte
Essex
Otoe
Tripoli Mercantile Co
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