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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1933
Page
6
A nostalgic note on summer beverages offers two old fashioned drink ideas. Golden Goblet blends tea apricot juice and citrus over ice with orange garnish. Pineapple Eggnog mixes pineapple juice eggs and sugar, shaken with ice and nutmeg for a frothy serve.
Washington snapshots note that the honeymoon phase with Congress has ended as planning yields to administration of new laws. With Roosevelt on vacation, Hull in London, and Moley at sea toward London, Washington lacks fresh information on America's stance at the London conference.
Washington questions whether Secretary Woodin shapes major policy as Roosevelt pursues a nationalistic course. The piece notes inflation, antitrust rollback, tariff barriers, and federal job plans, with AFL employment estimates, Baruch's advisory role, and Baruch's gold standard stance shaping London talks. It cites figures on payrolls, 1.6 million jobs since March, and a 35k to 40k mobilization to implement the emergency program.
Washington observers believe enough states will join to ratify the repealer, signaling a pivotal shift. Congress faces demagogy and quackery that threaten productive enterprise and private thrift, with officials knocked by the strain as Kemp, Almon, George, and Lewis retreat to rest or seek care.
Prof and Mrs F G Torgler and daughters and Otto Bohme return home Wednesday from Chicago after attending a century of progress. Mrs Marie Franks drove to Westgate then returned Saturday. Ladies Aid St Pauls church meets Thursday June 29 with Miss Marie Poock hostess. Mr and Mrs Herbert Wittenberg hosted relatives for Mrs Wittenbergs birthday. Carl Erhardt home hosts guests of Zahn and Schiek families. Bernice Widdel visiting grandparents Herman and Mrs Matthias. Charles and Arnold Everding motored to Cedar Rapids to visit W H Steege. Irene Steege to spend summer here. Clarence Schumacher entertained relatives for birthday. Louis Widdell and spouse celebrated 20th wedding anniversary Sunday.
A jailhouse exchange features a freed prisoner boasting about having five wives, while an older inmate questions the sensation of liberty. The terse dialogue hints at ongoing conflicts and social dynamics behind bars.
Harold Iserman and Neil Smith attended a Brown Swiss cattle breeders picnic in Ames on Thursday. Evangelical church Sunday school classes hosted a Tuesday evening gathering at the Arns home. In other notes, Fred Arns hosted dinner guests with Fred Christopher, B C Koch of Maquoketa and Christina Rikkert visiting Seth Koch home, and Neil Smith plus three children visited the Arns in Waterloo at dinner. George Wilkens and family moved to Waverly for a new home. Iowa butter makers unit 2 held its regular meeting at the Turner home with a 6 o'clock picnic supper.
A gathering described as a clock on the lawn at a long table drew between 40 and 50 attendees. The scene centered on a casual outdoor arrangement with a crowd engaging around the table and informal conversations.
Mr and Mrs Richard Brandt hosted guests from Jenver and nearby towns at their home. Cha Schwemm and C G Gerlach were entertained by Schwemm and family. The Bahiman reunion drew relatives from Tripoli to River Vic Park Waterloo. Geneva Grebien visited New Hampton with Theo Slack family relatives.
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