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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1932
Page
5
A long list of social, family and community happenings from Waterloo and surrounding towns. Notable items include births and visits, guests from New Hampton and Readlyn, trips to Waterloo, and multiple family gatherings at homes of the Krolls, Schmitts, and Sauers. Several local anniversaries, church and cemetery activities, and brief notices about employments and travel are recorded.
Morning worship at 10 with sermon by the pastor Bible school at 9 for all ages Y P S C B at 8 led by Lousis Horsley Choir rehearsal Thursday at 7 45 Ladies Aid meetings discontinued until September 1 Members welcome to attend the services The church with a welcome Come
Sunday school at 9:00, divine service in English at 10:00, mission service at 3:00 with Rev Kleinan. Pageant rehearsal Sunday 1:30 with the whole group. Men's choir Friday evening. Pastor K Koehler invites worshippers.
St John s Lutheran invites worship with Sunday school at 9 00 a m and English divine service at 10 00 a m Senior choir practice Thursday at 7 30 p m and Luther League meeting Sunday evening starting at 7 30 p m All are welcome to attend and worship with us
Bremer county farmers and wives toured Iowa State College on Saturday, June 25, to review trials on alfalfa wilt control and pest management. Dr. Carl J. Drake spoke on grasshoppers and wheat stem maggot, noting severe local damage yet limited remedies. The group also visited dairy, forage crops, and agronomy experiments, with interest in new oats, corn, and fertilizer varieties developed at the station.
Albert Ostrogge, defeated in the spring sheriff race to incumbent Frank Sager, plans to pursue the office this fall on an independent ticket. He becomes the fourth candidate for sheriff. Fred Joens of Douglas township, after losing the Democratic primary to John Griese for supervisor in the second district, will also run independently for the office he sought.
A bear described as the most patient fisherman lies by a pool in Yellowstone National Park and waits for prey to pass, tossing them onto the bank as they swim by.
A reflective note on art suggests that every image holds both shadows and illumination. Viewers can choose to dwell on the somber tones or seek the brighter aspects and meanings within.
Notice from Mayor Co L McCumber prohibits lighting and discharging any fireworks within city limits before Independence Day. The order must be obeyed and applies to all residents and visitors.
The latest federal tax bill and new postal rates take effect soon, raising postage and other costs for this newspaper. The paper reports higher expenses for mailing checks, print paper, machinery, heat, and power. Arrears in subscription totals are noted, and readers are urged to renew by matching the label with records.
Leonard Racker addressed a joint East Lafayette and Warren township farm bureau meeting at the Walther home on Friday evening June 24. He spoke on The Biggest Business on Earth and urged giving youths the best life chances. The county agent outlined bicentennial plans for July 4 at Waverly and participation in day activities, including refreshment stands with Polk township bureau. A film Ten Years of Limestone and a picnic review were shown, with humorous dialogue by Raymond Kuethe and Lloyd Pothast. Refreshments were served by farm bureau ladies and 4-H girls.
Excavations reveal Ostia housed a vast emporium where powerful corporations supplied wheat for locals and luxuries for the elite. New finds show a department store displaying imported goods to visiting crowds, with special sales of rare jewels silk embroidery and other imported wares attracting bargain hunters.
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