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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1932
Page
8
Mr and Mrs August Flege moved last week to the Leo Stenzel farm after selling their own to Mr and Mrs Henry Busse. Their son Harold and his wife will reside there. Numerous local residents assisted and visited during the moving period, with several calls and errands noted around Waverly and surrounding farms.
A Saturday evening party at Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hannamann host a group including Emil Steege and daughter, Peter Mahlstedt and son William, Owen Marsh, Paul Zell, William Goodenbour, Clyde McConkey, Grant O Rourke, Leslie Fay, William Flanchen and Mrs. Fred Flanchen. A birthday surprise followed at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur French’s home with guests Frank Loffredo family Norma and Paul, Robert McGowan daughter Alberta, and Leonard Dana family sharing supper after games and visiting.
Attendees at the home of Mr and Mrs Ernest Redies Sunday evening included Mr and Mrs Ernest Bahlman and daughters Viola Edna and Darlene of near Frederika Mr and Mrs Ernest Struck son Alfred Mr and Mrs Fred Lohmann daughter Adella and Esther Mr and Mrs August Fredericks daughter Nadean Mr and Mrs Louie Platte daughter Marlys and son Lavern Mr and Mrs Stanley Pichelmann Herman Pichelmann Mr and Mrs Louie Kuker and sons Mr and Mrs Fred Heine and family Mr and Mrs Ed Lange daughter Edna son Alvin Mr and Mrs Henry Redies and son Marvin Mr and Mrs August Redies and daughter and Lavern Goodenbour A supper was served by Mrs Ernest Redies Louie Platte helped move to the Leverenz place Friday which was vacated by Mr and Mrs Carl Kruewer Will Dohrman Stanley and Arnold Angus and Emil Spier were Tripoli shoppers Friday afternoon Miss Charlotte Bennett had a shower on Mr and Mrs Art Redies Wednesday evening at the B B Bennett home Mr and Mrs Henry Drape were noon A number of folks helped Mrs Will Lohmann celebrate her birthday Friday evening March 4 Fred Lohmann and daughter Adela and Nadean Fredericks were
Mr and Mrs Earl Meyer held a surprise twenty first birthday party on Tuesday March 2 with relatives and neighbors playing 500. High honors went to Mr and Mrs Alvin Sommer and low to Laura Meyer and Albert Reick. A lunch followed. Others present included Mr and Mrs Albert Reick and sons and several Meyer family members.
Mrs. Mary Scheufelle of Waterloo visits her mother Mrs. Dorothy Rohler. Grandma Hartung is listed as sick. Miss Mable Sassman underwent appendicitis surgery at Mercy hospital Waverly last week. The mail from Denver now arrives at 8 05 on Sundays starting March 6. afternoon mail is at 1 55 p m, 15 minutes late. Henry Homeier bought an electrical repair shop in New Hampton and will move next week with his wife. Floyd Gates family moves from Bremnan’s grocery rooms to Sagert house east of the high school. Wayne Barron resigns from Standard Service Station. Gerald Guenther assists. George Parsons and Marie Veley of Waverly wed at Evangelical church parsonage with Rev. G H Krueger officiating on Sunday March 8. The Evangelical church bell tolled for Minnie Meier of Los Angeles died Sunday evening at 77. body to be sent to Denver with burial next week. no definite arrangements yet as body leaves LA Saturday. Mr and Mrs Henry Meier former community residents, husband died about 15 years ago and buried in Fairview Denver. Miss Elsie Krueger to be absent two weeks from the drug store duties visiting R W Meyer family in Sumner.
A nostalgic recipe snippet promotes hearty morning meals for lunch with apricots oats sausages muffins and coffee. It describes a breakfast style menu and provides a muffin recipe using whole wheat flour evaporated milk butter and raisins baked at 400 degrees for about twenty minutes yielding sixteen muffins.
Fremont residents visit relatives and friends across Sumner Waterloo Waverly Oelwein and Den ver. Activities include hospital stays, family gatherings and birthdays with neighbors and extended kin present. Mentions of Foelske Dettmer Gade Lehmkuhl Chapin and Wente among others.
Old Tripoli notes indicate continued local activity as the Andrew Carstensen family moved to a farm west of Tripoli vacated by Frank Johnson last Thursday. Relatives visited, moving help came from H. H. Moeller, C. B. Kelsey, and others, with flu illness easing for Geo. H. Heideman and family.
Washington snapshots report Hoover will formally declare for re nomination by allowing his name in Ohio primaries. Filing deadline March 11, May 10 primary. Nebraska Garner surge, Vermont Smith delegates battle, and Garner clash with prohibition stance noted. Senate moves on Norris anti injunc tion bill and a new constitutional amendment. Far West delegates expected solid for Roosevelt as Smith's activity shown in Massachusetts and ongoing national jockeying.
Bremer announces the birth of a son on Sunday, March 6. The item notes accompanying details about the family are limited to the parents and the newborn.
The belief that mentioning certain animals aboard a fishing vessel brings bad luck varies by region. Hares cats pigs horses spiders and even dogs are included in different areas as unlucky omens at sea.
Fragment recounts a Booker T. Washington anecdote about a colored woman replying I am going nowhere and I am going where I am going, illustrating dialect and intent.
The document outlines exemptions from a sales tax for exports and government entities, detailing specific farm, garden, dairy, meat, and religious items. Exemptions include farm products, seeds, cheese, meat, fish, butter, bread, eggs, sugar, salt, newspapers, and religious articles for devotion and worship.
The bill taxes sales and imports of manufactured goods including semi manufactured items like automobile bodies steel for razor blades and similar items. Penalties include fines up to half the evaded tax imprisonment for up to six months or both and costs of prosecution. Financing adds three treasury officers and staff to July 1 1984. Manufacturers include printers publishers lithographers engravers photographers and film producers. Articles taxed cover commodities of every description including gas.
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