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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1934

Page

5

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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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
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