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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1932
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Russell Meyers hosted Sunday at Waterloo while many neighbors traveled to Waverly and Waterloo for business and visits. Several visits to relatives across towns, a sanitarium transfer for Mrs Art Koop, and family trips to Denver and Neenah are noted along with church activities and a moving plan for Rev Koehler.
The Frederika column reports Rev A W Gable attended the wedding of Miss Josephine Grabau and Harry Nelson in Spring Valley Minnesota and returned home. Many residents travel, visit, and attend events from Waverly to Nashua, Parkersburg, and beyond, with farm sales and local trips noted.
Mr and Mrs Art Kueker and son Arlen traveled to Denver Thursday evening for Mrs Carl Busse birthday. Mr and Mrs F W Goldsberry of Fairbank visited their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Curtis Turner Sunday. R F Thiemann family visited West Union. Chas Huber family of Janesville dined with Irving Arns. Gladys Pape of West Union stayed with sister R F Thieman. Walter Schultz family attended funeral of late Mrs Buhr in Readlyn. C H Linow, visiting daughter Ed Leitha, returned to Charles City Wednesday.
Alfred and Mrs Gaede report a June tornado near Pine Ridge South Dakota causing over 100000 in damage. The blast smashed a boarding school gym wall, ruined new houses, and blew roofs off several buildings. They feared for their own uninsured household goods and plan to insure everything next month.
The Siegel Evangelical Lutheran church led by Rev. C. G. Gerlach will not hold Sunday services or Sunday school on June 26. Congregants are invited to attend Luther day services in Sumner and are asked to bring their own picnic dinners.
Books used in the sick room should be burned if of little value. If more valuable, they should be disinfected by thorough airing and sunning, then subjected to formaldehyde vapors for sterilization.
Sunday school at 9, divine services at 10. Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon. Men's choir Friday evening. Sunday afternoon at 1 30 rehearsal for pageant. Pastor K Koehler leads.
E F Byers ministerial duties listed for Sunday School at 9 Morning worship at 10 Christian Endeavor at 746 Choir practice Thursday 745 Knights of Christian Service boys club meets next Tuesday at 745 election of officers planned Welcome to all at the church
St. John's Lutheran in Sumner hosts Luther day as the Iowa district convention of the American Lutheran church meets June 23–28. English and German services, special singing, and picnic arrangements welcome crowds from nearby towns. Notable attendees include Dr. C. C. Hein and Rev. Taeuber among others. Foreigners in Polynesia note ends.
Henry Becker buys a Buick eight from Will Carsten Waverly this past week. Walter Dettmer drives a new Willys coupe and Ted Drape sells a new Pontiae coach to Mr. Bailey in Williamstown. Henry Groening and his family visit the Freq Reever farm near Greene. Emil Matthias has built a new barn west of town. John Auner spends summer with relatives near Osage. Postmaster School announces postage changes to take effect July 6. Mrs. Harry Coon to host Thimble Bee on June 30. Fortieth anniversary party for Will Mohling held at Fredericksburg. Walter Spurbeck on lakes trip in Minnesota. Herman SchraderDoing relief work at Waverly Interurban station. Bertrand Russell quote about obstacles and hope. Patronize local merchants.
Listings include 1929 Hudson sedan at 275 dollars 1931 Ford Tudor 295 dollars 1928 Ford sport coupe 135 dollars 1929 Chevrolet 1 ton truck 250 dollars 1929 International 1 ton truck 250 dollars 1922 Ford coupe 35 dollars 1922 Ford Tudor 35 dollars. Auction tone ad.
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