Local social notes from Waterloo area residents
Waterloo area residents and visitors are listed with several social calls and visits. Names include Frank Koch confined to bed, Harold and Chris Bierie, Pete Hinrichs from Readlyn visiting Louis Everding’s home, Conrad Lampe, Walter Boderman, the Krueger family, Jeme Beebe’s birthday party in Waverly, and multiple town residents traveling to Waterloo, Chapin Grove, and other local locales for family gatherings and hospital updates.
Local births, visits, travel and funerals reported near Sumner
A long list of community notices from northwest of Tripoli through Sumner details a birth on a Saturday at the Lau home, multiple visits among neighbors, trips to Waverly for a funeral, Des Moines and Chicago journeys, hospital stays, and a lightning death near Waverly. Names include Lau, Eichmann, Biermann, Westendorf, Block, Towne, Bunger, Claus, Claus, Haase, Byers, Schroeder, Hamilton, Hale, Sommer, Matthiesen, Mirick, Byers, Huegli, Frank, Fink, and many others in the region. The column records family events, travel, and social engagements across communities.
Nashua Defeats Locals In Cedar Valley Contest
Nashua crushed Tripoli 11 to 3 Sunday as their hitting proved too strong for the locals. Krueger struggled early before exiting with Wilson and Duecker handling mound duties. Nashua collected 14 hits while Tripoli had six. Bowers and Duecker led with multiple RBIs as Nashua pulled away in the later innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
Krueger
Duecker
Tripoli
Wilson
Bennett
D. Chandler
Bowers
Spiers
Sommers
G. Chandler
Luehring
Canty
Bandwell
Waverly Wins Cedar Valley Clash 10 to 1 Over Sumner
Waverly pounded 16 hits as Thies struck out 14 in a 10 to 1 rout of Sumner. Judas led with four hits in five at bats, while Kasemeier took the loss for Sumner. Waverly pulled away with three runs in the fourth, then added two in the sixth and three in the eighth. Readlyn also beat Shell Rock 7 to 3, seizing second place with four wins and three losses as league proceedings continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Judas
Thies
Readlyn
Shell Rock
Shell Rock Club
Walt Fergeman
Tripoli
Lundberg
Adair
Sumner
Nashua
Readlyn Defeats Shell Rock In Tight Baseball Clash
Readlyn pitcher Wittenberg held Shell Rock to two hits and drove in two runs with two hits of his own. Shell Rock scored in the first and fourth innings with three runs in the seventh. Final score Shell Rock 3 Readlyn 7. Batteries: Welcher and Gambi ana for Shell Rock, Wittenberg and Matthias for Readlyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welcher
Gambiana
Wittenberg
Matthias
Paint Work On Tripoli Mercantile Block Underway
John Simpson traveled to Waterloo last Tuesday evening with Glenn Byers. From Waterloo Byers went to Chicago for several days at the world’s fair before heading to Beaver Falls Pennsylvania to work for a traction company run by his uncle Farber Baum. He will reside with his grandparents and other relatives in the area. Nearby households hosted an afternoon and evening gathering at the Albert Moeller home near Artesian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Byers
Glenn
Beaver Falls
Chicago
John Simpson
Waterloo
Glenn Byers
The
Traction Company
Farber Baum
Birthday picnic near Waverly drawn diverse families
Mr and Mrs Frank Beggerow and several couples hosted a Sunday picnic near the Earl Bunth cabin southeast of Waverly to mark Mr Bunth’s birthday with relatives from Des Moines Waterloo Sumner Waverly and Readlyn attending. Marian Spencer of Clarksville and several other local families joined for the day with visits to Cedar Falls and New Hampton later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Beggerow
F. D. Kimbal
W. G. McKeown
Raymond McKeown
Donald
Earl Bunth
Waverly
Mr. Bunth
Des Moines
Waterloo
Sumner
Readlyn
Marian Spencer
Clarksville
E. C. Claus
Spencer
Hampton
Virginia
Hampton Institute
United States
Cedar Falls
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brookfield
Libby
the Farmers Store
Tripoli, Iowa
Buchanan
Frank Koch
Quiney
Harold Bierie
Oelwein
Mrs
Chris Winning
John Wolfgram
Town
Pete Hinrichs
Louis Everding
Conrad Lampe
Douglas Township
Carl Matthies
Walter Boderman
Spring Fountain
F. H. Harmening
R. O. Brunson
Arleeta
Gwendolyn
Russell Meyers
Chapin Grove
Lee D. Peacock
Mathilda Schultz
Schultz
Presbyterian Hospital
J. A. Hale
William Reichert
Nels Debel
F. H. Lahman
Potter Siding
Leo Droste
A. W. Mooney
Paul Klenzman
Near Sumner
William Garland
Anna Tiedt
Muriel
Near
Louise Tiedt
Lena Lohman
Carl Hay
Herman Pries
Will Droste
Leroy Township
Ernest Ladage
Walter Buls
Mr. Buls
Louis Gaede
Erwin
Edwin
Old Town
Ella Kuker
Iola
August Meyer
Elmer Gowen
Clegghorn
Bertram Woodcock
Eldora
Maurice Woodcock
Vancement
American Savings Bank
Iowa
Art Lau
Mrs. Clifford
West
A. F. Rich
Will Eichmann
Ed Biermann
Fredericksburg
N. R. Ambrose
Will Moeller
Ernest Westendorf
Oscar Quade
Dorothy
Fred Block
William Johnson
Kirchhoff
George Schroeder
Margaret Malone
H. B. Randle
Manchester
N. G. White
L. J. Smith
Ruth Husband
Frank Hatch
Husband
F. W. Klein
Fred Dohrman, Sr
Raymond
Grove Hill
Otto Westendorf
August Towne
Erwin Bunger
Iowa City
Bunger
University Hospital
C. A. Stewart
Iowa State College
Ames
F. H. Bockhaus
Wesley
Albertsville
Wis
Ernest Rohrssen
Henry Martens
New Hampton
Ed Sommer
Milwaukee
Herman Keding
H. J. Bunger
Ernest Haase
Horton
Will Smith
Virgil and
Merlin
L. H. Fink
State Bankers
Des Moins
W. H. Heyer
First National Bank
Julia Crittenden
Cassie
George
P. L. Crittenden
James
Karl Crittenden
Lloyd McDowell
Margaret
Mabel Hogshead
Don Liscom
Hudson
Byers
Stanley
Daryl Max Byers
W. H. Meier
P. J. Amlie
Ruth Hamilton
Denver
Colo
Hamilton
Marion Spencer
Claus
Donald Hale
Salt Lake City
Oakland
Calif
F. F. Hale
Parland
Wenatchee
Wash
Josephine Bedard
Leona
Mary
Alfrieda
Malinda Decker
Bill Siebel
Eagle Center
Fred Sommers
Walter Sommer
Beatrice
Sommer
Wenatchee, Wash
Ernest Drewis
Ralph
Dale Schroeder
Ray Sohrt
EK. C. Fink
Fred Ambrose
Frederick
Minnie Westendorf
Ed Koch
Bernice
Will Towne
Lester Bradfield
Mary Ruth
Roy
Dubuque
Wayne Acken
Robert
Yale Gould
Mayme Gould
Randolph Goodenbour
Marietta Spragg
Cambridge
Goodenbour
Albert Thiemann
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Carl Matthiesen
Donna
Fred Matthiesen
Mercy Hospital
Maxfield Township
Chas. Challis
Vivian
Cedar Rapids
G. C. Mirick
Here
Herman Huegl
Elmer
Will Steinbron
Arthur Huegli
Washington
Herman Huegli
Donald Steinbron
Ladies’ Aid
Congregational Church
Joe Snelling
Snelling
Ida Frankling
Walter Sorenson
Viola
Near Eagle Center
John Debel
Anton Nielson
K. C. Frank
Ruth Pomroy
Rudd
F. C. Hildebrandt
Louise Fink
Fred
Lowell
Frank
Cass Opera House
Charles Ruggles
Mary Boland
W. C. Fields
Allison Skipworth
Geo. Burns
Gracie Allen
Pathe
Edna Ganske
Louise Leaphart
Evanston, Ill
Louise Bodermann
Fred Bodermann
Arline
Waverly Readlyn
Tripoli Nashua
Tripoli AB
Poae Spier
Simpson
Belknap
Farnum
If-c
Fergeman
Bockhaus
If I
Weiss
Rhe Sumner
Kasemier and
Platte
Thies and
Graham
Hagenbuch
Bliss
CERTO
Kansas
Peerless
Castile
Lighthouse Cleanser
LaFrance
Hamburger
Borden’s
Tripoli Mercantile Block
H. H. Nevermann
Frederick Stuckenberg
William Hildebrandt
Albert Moeller
Artesian
H. T. Lau
William Schultz
Gustave Boeckman
Louis Schwartz
John Boeckman
Boeckman
N. R Ambrose
Ernest Schumacher
H. F. Schmidt
Elmer Drape
Chris Meier
Siegel
Anna Ladage
John Betterman
Pierre
South Dakota
BIG Buy
Japan
Hall Mark
E.G. Michael