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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1931
Page
7
Rhoda learns of Claire's suspicions about a crooked scheme tied to her father and a man named Forster. Claire hints a dangerous past connects Rhoda to a California trouble, while an uneasy lunch unfolds with fear and uncertain loyalties lingering.
Rhoda confronts a web of fear around an old trunk filled with her father’s papers. Claire Meveland hints at a California link and a past crime tied to Forster. Panic, memory, and a vanished trunk drive Rhoda toward a dangerous truth.
Rhoda confronts Claire and Max amid a plot to seize her father’s papers. Claire schemes with her uncle Forster, while Rhoda races to the Worcester hotel to seek an ally. Tension rises as loyalties blur and a dangerous game unfolds in a crowded city apartment.
Bremer residents record a week of visits parties and birthdays. Albert Kaiser and family traveled to Tripoli and Frederika on business. Neighbors hosted farewell Lindner party as they plan move to the Koenig farm. Various locals hosted dinners and greetings across Waverly and surrounding towns.
Artesian residents joined Mr. Wm Luhring near Siegel in observing his birthday anniversary Friday evening. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. John Becker near Denver celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with friends and family at the R W Kohagen home. An infant daughter named Malinda was baptized for Mr. and Mrs. August Brandt on Sunday.
Buck Creek residents hosted and visited relatives through Thursday to Sunday with many calls at the Krueger Sell Nuss and Devicks homes. Debut of birthday gathering at Wm Seehase home. Mrs Conrad Baker died Thursday morning at her daughter’s home. funeral services held Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heideman moved to a north town farm from their home two years ago during which time their land was accused by Charles Matthiesen and family who moved to the Bovee farm northwest of Frederika. Birthday gatherings marked the week including Kathryn Klein’s eleventh birthday and Norma Stange’s seventeenth, with games, meals, and gifts. Bunco and bridge parties were held for students and mothers, with hostesses including Miss Lenz and Mrs. Claus. A Colonial Benefit Tea by the American Legion Auxiliary raised twelve dollars for welfare work, featuring colonial costumes, music, talks, and a luncheon. Sixty-five ladies attended, and proceeds went to reimburse the treasury.
Leroy District No 2 reports Effie Rourke as teacher. Fourth graders Laura Aegerter and Lavern Mirs scored 100 percent on geography on Wednesday. Mabel Towne moved to a new home near Frederika Saturday and is praised by her teacher and schoolmates. Vera Aegerter and Alfred Rieck also scored 100 percent in a Europe test. Perfect spellers for the week: Elmer Nerge Glenn Mirs Alfred Margaret Rieck Edmund Webster Marvelle and Henry Diedrich. Lucille Dilley visited Friday.
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