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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1934

Page

8

Potter Siding Community Gossip and Visits

North of Tripoli residents gather for communal visits and birthday celebrations. Neighbors, including Schroeders Kukers Lohmanns and Schlichtings, share evenings at multiple homes while helping with moves, hosting birthdays, and attending a christening in Tripoli.

Siegel creamery board entertained at Behrens home

Mr and Mrs Will Behrens hosted Siegel creamery board members and families Friday evening with neighbors and friends in attendance. Monday the Behrens left for Arlington where he will be buttermaker at the Arlington creamery. Charles Finch of Fayette was hired last week as buttermaker for Siegel. Numerous social visits and birthday celebrations noted among local families and friends.

Will Behrens Siegel Creamery Herman Lahmann Gustave Schwemm Will Block Tripoli Richard Brandt Denver Conrad Meyer W. A. Biermann Alice Fred W. Bergmann Florence Biermann Margaret Brebien C. G. Gerlach Chas Ladage Henry Kuecker Mr. Kuecker Fred Biermann Ernest Brase Lorenz Zander Ernest Bergmann Ed Schnurstein Ernst Quade Fred Brase August Brase Carl Schwartze Ernst Hoppenworth Carl Margaret Theo. Schwemm Oscar Hedwig Helene Gerlach Fred Britzman

Bruns Welcome 8-Pound Daughter at Waterloo Hospital

Denver residents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bruns announce the birth of an eight pound daughter at Allen Memorial Hospital in Waterloo. The Ladies Aid of St. John’s Lutheran church plans a March 14 meeting in the church basement with Mrs. Ed Schroeder hosting. Mrs. Arthur Moeller has been ill, and Henry C. Wente attended the wedding of Miss Hulda Matthias and Rev. Ralph Radtke in Waterloo. Mrs. Wente missed the ceremony due to illness. The Sagert family from Waterloo visited relatives, and Louie Bitterley enjoys a Denison vacation while his wife tends an ill mother. Miss Mable Bitterley underwent an operation at Allen Memorial and is recovering. Carl H. Rohrssen and wife marked their 30th anniversary with a large gathering. Relatives celebrated George Janke’s birthday at his home. Mrs. John Sassmann of Readlyn assists at her son’s home while Mrs. Arthur Sassmann is with a daughter in Waverly following surgery. Duana Schuldt has been ill for a week. John Hueting's family moved to the Roy Cain place near Denver, with other local farm changes noted including transfers of Wentworth Paul, John Halpin’s family near Cedar Falls, Emil Schmidt’s family, and moves involving C. W. Skillen of Greene. Dwight Friedley and wife left the Garton farm and joined others at newly vacated properties.

Arthur Bruns Allen Memorial Hospital Waterloo St. John’s Lutheran Church Ed Schroeder Arthur Moeller Henry C. Wente Hulda Matthias Ralph Radtke Radtke Wente Harry Sagert Robert Louie J. Bitterley Denison Mable Bitterley Carl H. Rohrssen George Janke George John Sassmann Readlyn Arthur Arthur Sassmann Waverly Duana Herman Schuldt John Hueting George Fink Bennington Denver Roy Cain Alex Wentworth Paul Paul Meeker John Halpin Cedar Falls Henry Schweer Will J. Steege Emil Schmidt Schmidt Evangelical Church Mt. Vernon Township C. W. Skillen Greene Dwight Friedley Garton Howard Garner Chester McGraw Reinhart Bros Walker

Local social notes from Tripoli and area

A long list of visits and family gatherings across Tripoli and nearby towns including Heideman Mor residents visiting Cedar Falls and Denver, Carstensen and Schumacher households hosting relatives, and various Saturday and Sunday events. The piece ends with a remark about women rarely smoking cigars and the social impact of that habit.

Birthday and social visits in South of Tripoli area

Mr and Mrs Fred Rathe and family visited the W J Peters home to celebrate Robert Rathe's 4th birthday. Numerous local families and relatives gathered for birthdays and Sunday visits across homes in the South of Tripoli community throughout the week, including Kuhrt Peters Niemeyer and Schmidt households with multiple generations attending events and dinners.

Local Social Visits and Move-Ins Near Bremer and Siegel

Community notes report several household moves and social visits around Bremer Siegel and nearby farms. Fred Geffert and families visited Henry Stuber and Phillip Ziegler homes. Jarchow family moved to Frank Thorn house. Emil Pries moved to Wm Oestman house. ODay relocated from near Horton to Soldwisch place.

Jones Dominates Town Ticker Tape Gossip

In a bustling town scene, chatter centers on a man named Jones who stands out as the big figure of the moment. While rumors question his lineage, the talk increasingly notes his substantial wealth and the influential role it affords him in local affairs.

Jones

Sympathy as a double edged human instinct

Sympathy is a noble trait but if misdirected it can corrupt generosity and mislead benevolent actions.

Community notices and obituaries span Waverly area

ARTESIAN Mr and Mrs C J Meier with Wm Luther accompany Emma Luther of Waverly to Iowa City for an unspecified stay. A number from here attended Mrs Wm Quilling’s funeral in Waverly. Henry Deterding attended Mrs Oscar Suhr’s funeral in Oelwein. Irene Oltrogge visits brother Ernest. Arnold Homan and Berdine visit J F Pries home in Denver. Walter Zander hosted relatives for birthday at his grandmother Henry Pries home. Many Oltrogge and Otto and Marsh families attend Ernest Oltrogge home housewarming. Heerman relatives attend Waverly funeral. Read the Business Bringers.

C. J. Meier Wm. Luther Emma Luther Waverly Iowa City Wm. Quilling Henry Deterding Oscar Suhr Oelwein Irene Oltrogge Ernest Arnold Homan Berdine J. F. Pries Denver Walter Zander Henry Pries E. H. Homan E. A. Mueller Gerhardt Erna Delores P. W. Schaefer Milton Lester Victor F. F. Moeller Clarence Deterding Ernest Oltrogge Carl Oltrogge Fred Oltrogge Ed Oltrogge Daphine Henry Otto Herbert Otto Olinda Otto Will Marsh Clarence Oltrogge John Marsh

Twenty Year Wedding Celebration at Lageschulte Home

Franks Lageschulte couple marked twenty years of marriage on March 5 with a Soul Winner class visit from Warren Evangelical church suggestive of a celebratory occasion. Lunch followed from guests baskets as relatives gathered. Ed Lageschulte hosted a large group Monday in honor of their fifteenth anniversary. Ed Leitha visited Mrs. Moehling in Denver. Neil Smith Jr. had neck surgery for a gland infection. a later procedure removed non-healing tissue. C H Leitha and daughter Mary visited Shell Rock relatives. Warren Evangelical church W M B held a regular meeting Monday at Mrs A C Epley’s home.

Frank Lageschulte Mrs. Lageschulte S. S Warren Evangelical Church Ed Lageschulte Ed Leitha John Moehling Denver Neil Smith, Jr C. H. Leitha Mary Shell Rock A. C. Epley

County Seat News Items of Interest Continued

Mrs. Margar et Fonda formerly of this city died at her Chicago home. She was Mrs. William Christiern before her 1907 marriage to Mr. Fonda. Survived by husband and daughter Helena. Charter member and past officer. Sunday guests visited the Mrs. Mary Mooney and August Krumweide homes. Waverly friends informed.

Harmening Tripoli Mary Mooney August Krumweide Margaret Fonda Chicago William Christiern Mr. Fonda Helena Christiern

Local happenings and hospital notes mix with weathered town news

The column lists visitors and illnesses in town, with Herman Moyer visiting his mother from Cheyenne, plans for a St Patrick’s Day supper, and multiple residents facing medical issues or hospital admissions. It notes flights of care for Sister Christina Kuethe, Ida Dorn, and Miss Emma Luther, plus a car accident and local social events.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Leader Wm. Schroeder North of Will Behrends Henry Schroeder, Jr Gustav Kuker Will Kuker Ernest Redies Herman Schumacher August Fredericks F. H. Lahman Gustav Redies William Magnuson Henry Hay Wm. Kuker Alfred Struck Pricart Lahman Wilbert Harmening Herman Pichelmann Werner Paul Schlichting Art Schlichting Cedar Rapids Lavern Goodenbour Eldon Will Lohmann Emil Lohmann Fred Lohmann Adela Nadean Art Holm Glenice Herman Banser, Jr Carl Schlichting Raymond Schlichting Buck Wm. Bang Charley Leverenz Harley Louise Kuker Henry Schroeder Pichelman Tom Sievers Wm. Bull Leslie Vogt Siegel Jim Hullman Independence Old Tripoli Geo. H. Heideman Mary Carstensen Marie Elinor Kelsey Isabel Tegtmeier Wm. Schumacher Albert Gielau Near Waverly Geo Henry Heideman Will Jahnke Ed Jahnke Herbt Jahnke Erick Poock Leslie Moeller Charles Louis Gaede Andrew Carstensen Leslie Buenger Lavonne Fred Volkes Near Sumner Louie Sell Verdeen Frederika Clarence Ganske Vera Wanda Readyn John Tegtmeier Crane Creek Fred Rathe W. J. Peters Fred Dohrmann Leota Lucinda Alfred Boeckmann Albert Hunnemueller Otto Boeckman Art Tegtmeier Raymond Will Dohrmann Will Borchert H. C Carl Struck Herman Tegtmeier John Koch Theodore Peters Eunice and Arlyce Elmer Niemeyer Frank Koch Henry Schmidt Darlene Leslie Schmidt Charles Schmidt H. C. Kuhrt Bernice Bernita Lavern Norma August Hunnemueller Clarence Leslie J. C. Koch Leslie Koschmeder Bernard Everding Theo. Peters Fred Holm Henry Blasberg John Beisner Fred Block Herman Knief Elmer Bathe Henry Rathe Louis Holm Edwald Wilbert Peters Minnie Peters Pete Mahlstedt Wesley Fred Niemeyer H. H. Schmidt Albert Kuhrt Will Schmidt Warren Towns Fred Geffert Henry Stuber Phillip Ziegler Westgate Jarchow Will Propp Frank Thorn Bremer Emil Pries Soldwisch Place Wm. Oestman Mr. O’day Horton Otto Wedemeier Wilson Farm Artesian Art Kuker Henry Redies Ernest Kuker Ewald Thieman Arthur Pries John Hagenow Henry Hennings Henry Eick John Bierman Mildred Hennings Alma Hagenow Viola Kuker Paul Schaefer E. F. Melcher Warren Lavern Richard Fred Wedemeier Erwin Wedemeier University Hospital Lutheran Orphans Home Ida Dorn Julius Dorn Mercy Hospital Kenneth Stephenson Fairfield Iowa St. Francis Hospital Rath Packing Company Iy P Dena Calif Henry Pfeiffer Ed Richards Frank Munger Pital Town City R. V. Leach J. E. Drenner Coda Falls First Avenue Fifth Street Forrest Williams Bee Hullman Club Cafe Rozella Sager Sager Asay Dorna Gordon Dorna Gordon’s Star Brano Tripoli, Iowa
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