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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1933

Page

8

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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