Denver News Roundup Reflects Local Happenings
Congregational services announced at St Pauls Church with Rev G H Krueger to give an illustrated lecture. Westinghouse bulbs available via agent R G Schneider. Numerous farm relocations and arrivals surround Denver area including Bartling Klemz and Nield moves. Local sports see Denver high school beat Clarksville 37 to 16 and enter sectional tourney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
G. H. Krueger
R. G. Schneider
Westinghouse Company
Fred Nolting
Padgborn
Main Street
Henry C. Wente
John P. Wedemeyer
Anna Fasel
John Seegers
Marshalltown
Fasel
Tripoli
Kohler
Roy Cain
Carl Krueger, Jr
Dorothy Thoms
William Steitler
Edna
Uhlmann
Cedar Falls
William Groening
George Jahnke
Conrad Paul
Ora Reinhart
Waterloo
Raymond Stummer
St. Francis Hospital
Ernest Stumme
Iowa City
Karl
Lawrence Finger
Seventy-Six
August Heidemann
Leo Prestien
Prestien
Hanz Lorenzen
Henry Becker
Route 5
Waverly
Karl Klemz
Herman Steege
Mount Vernon Township
Edwin Buss
Charley Bartling
Louie Bartling
Louie
Denver
Posible
CC. E. Nield
Mount Vernon Church
Marquis
Herman Poock
Poock
John Weideman
Artesian
Henry Schlemann
Roy Phelps
Joe Farris
Jerry Farris
Joe Wheeler
Earl Cain
Carlton Lindner
Henry Schneer
Buck Creek Notices of Births Deaths and Visits
Buck Creek residents report visits and celebrations including August A Buhr and the Krueger home gathering for a 15th anniversary. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Leslie Sell. Mrs Wm Marsh dies after surgery. services held at St John Lutheran Buck Creek. August H Buhr dies in Muscatine with services at Buck Creek. Meyer family move from Heinemann to Lien farm north of Tripoli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Warnke
Sumner
Ernest Heinemann
August Tegtmeier
Buck Creek
Marvel Lehmkuhl
Aug. A. Buhr
Wm. Ganske
Charles Krueger
Herman Rosenow
John H. Sell
Fred Serfass
Oran
Henry Rieck
John Sell
Carl Gade
Herman Nuss
Fred Wilharm
August A. Buhr
Wm. Tegtmeier
Leslie Sell
Wm. Knoploh
Herman Zell
Wm. Marsh
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Kuehlmann
August H. C. Buhr
Muscatine
John C. Meyer
Joe Lien
Tripoli
County Seat News Items of Interest
Sunday notices from Chicago report Mr. Bessmer’s stomach trouble operation upcoming. Mrs. Buhman of Pasadena learns sister died in California auto crash. she leaves for funeral with husband following. Mrs. Scougal had minor Mercy Hospital surgery and will recover at parental home. Mrs. Jackson, injured in last week’s crash, moved from Mercy to Waterloo home. weeks of recovery expected. Leo Andersons welcome baby girl Teresa Eleanor in Pasadena.
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Chicago
Bessmer
Raymond Buhman
Pasadena
California
Buhman
A. W. Scougal
Mercy Hospital
Mrs. W. J. Dempsey
Jackson
Waterloo
Leo Anderson
Teresa Eleanor
Community notices from East of Town column
Fred Gade and family moved to the Fred Towne Jr farm on Monday. Neighbors hosted quilting for Mrs Erwin Volker last Thursday. Weddings and gatherings included Will Tegtmeier’s wedding day celebration last Tuesday. Local visits featured several households touring the Seehase and Specht families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gade
Fred Towne, Jr
Sumner
Kuechenmeister
Henry Specht, Jr
Richard Bohle
John Zbornik
Gustav Giestfelt
Henry L. Steege
Leonard Pipho
Onard Dienst
Henry Nachke
Bert Schuadt
Henry Specht
Art Herman
Klinger
Leslie Sell
Tripoli City Council Minutes March 2 1931
The Tripoli Iowa council met with Mayor McCumber presiding. Bills were approved as read including labor, supplies, and salaries from N W Bell Tel Co, P L Crittenden, F D Kimball, F H Kimball, Tripoli Leader, Geo Waterman, Spahn & Rose, N R Ambrose Oil, A W Buechele, Nels Debel, Tripoli Hardware, Standard Oil, Herman Kuhrt, Central States Power, Farmers Store, and W Ambrose Auto. Adjournment followed. Roller skating at Tripoli Opera House announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Iowa
McCumber
Buhr
N. W. Bell Tel. Co
P. L. Crittenden
F. D. Kimbal
F. H. Kimbal
Tripoli Leader
Geo. Waterman
Spahn & Rose Lbr. Co
N. R. Ambrose Oil Co
A. W
Farmers Store
W. Ambrose Auto Co
Four more tots in the Anderson family history grows
A long list of local happenings fills the page. Thieves lifted license plates 90-1189 from A. Kirkland’s car after an unlocked garage entry. Waverly Dress Club new ownership builder Earl E. Pouker buys out partner W. P. Kinkaid to run the business solo, with Allen Buck joining to help in cleaning and pressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Waverly
Brinkman
A. W. Swenson
John Oltrogge
Mercy Hospital
O. M. Hinrichs
Bunth
Richard Cullinane
Carl Homan
Charley Tyrrell
Guy Pyer
Haberling
Wartburg College
William
Bertha Struckman
George Wentworth
Sarah Lindquist
Mrs. Mack
Bailey
Knight
Bremer Avenue
Earl Stufflebeam and Brothers
Macks
Brown Robertson
Tuscola
Illinois
Dale McLaren
Doings of Iowa General Assembly Summary
Doings of Iowa General Assembly continues with talks on a 25 year conservation program funded by state boards to survey parks and refuges. Debates on tax cut aims seek to save 1 million for the biennium. Roadhouse oversight remains township based, while a public service bill seeks to unify regulation and abolish the rail commission. A constitutional amendment suit challenges a $100 million paving plan. Appointments to the state board of education are made, and motions to investigate Lt. Gov. McFarlane fail. A drivers license public safety measure advances under Cochrane Rutledge. Scott County reports teamwork in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Conservation
Senate
State Board of Conservation
State Fish and Game Department
T. E. Moen
Lyon County
C. L. Rigby
Cedar County
Boards of Supervisors
Fish and Game Commission
House
Fish and Game Department
Izaak Walton League
H. A. Matthews
Ottumwa
Gov. Turner
Greenwalt
Rimary Road
Haseen
Polk County
Fletcher
Harley Stipp
Des Moines
Matthews
Board of
Education
Turner
Frank Miles
Iowa Legionaire
State Board of Education
S. J. Galvin
Sheffield
Max Hueschen
The
Holstein Advance
Republican
Shull
Sioux City
W. C. Stuckslager
Lisbon
Public Service
Hollingsworth
Boone, Wearin
Mills
Hutcheon
Greene
Public Service Commission
State Railway Commission
McFarlane
Arch McFarlane
Illinois Central Railroad
Judiciary Committee
Short
Woodbury
Donlon
Palo Alto
Felter
Warren
Rutledge
Webster
State Department of Public Safety
A. F. Foote
Massachusetts Department of Public Safety
Joint Legislative Committee
Massachusetts
Scott County
Frank W. Elliott
Scott County lawmakers and long service praised in state notes
The speaker cites Scott county figures John T. Hanson and D. W. Kimberly’s long terms, and Frank W. Elliott’s Palmer School tie as a standout. Other items mention public school teacher loyalty bills and a radio broadcasting plan tied to state police, with Senator Bennett and Beatty noted in the background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott County
Scott
John T. Hanson
D. W. Kimberly
Senate
Frank W. Elliott
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Elliott
WOC
Davenport
WHO
Des Moines
Bennett
Money County
Beatty
Okuk County
J. H. Johnson
Marion County
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BUCK
Council Proceedings
A. W. Buechele
Wm. Ambrose
Tripoli Opera House
A. A. Meyers
Kate Sullivan
Otto Platte
B. H. van Heel
St. Cloud
Minnesota
Doings
Iowa General Assembly
Carl Rasmussen & Son
Bremer
Partici
Buechele Lumber Co
Mer
Tripoli, Iowa
Spahn & Rose Lumber CO
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