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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1932
Page
8
A Hawaiian luau blends old and new, shifting from grass mats to verandas while keeping staple poi and imu pig. Pineapple dominates as a crowd favorite and digestive aid, with recipes for Fruited Rice Snow Pineapple and Fig Tarts and a pineapple sponge dessert.
Denver picks Louie Kurtt as director replacing retiring R E Steinberg with 75 votes to 26 for Raymond Pi pho. Community notices report club meetings at Evangelical church basement March 25 and Mrs George H Moeller hosting Thimble Bee March 17. Family events include birthday celebrations for Mrs John Seegers and a joint birthday anniversary for Elmer and Florine Steege, with visits among relatives to Readlyn Sumner and Waverly Mercy Hospital birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Henry W Rector.
Wartown area notes church life at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Bremer with German service planned Sunday March 20 at 2:00 pm under Rev L O Walper. Local families attend baptisms funerals visits and social gatherings amid Waverly visitors and area residents through the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Menzel hosted relatives and friends Thursday for Mr Menzel's birthday. Ten familiar friends gathered Sunday at the Buchholz home to observe Mrs. Buchholz's birthday. Nearby visitors included Mr and Mrs Arnold Pries of near Tripoli in the John Pries home. Herbert Kaiser and son Harold visited the Wilkens home. in the evening Emil Wente and family visited Kaiser. Walter Schultz and daughters spent Sunday with the Thiemann family. Lute and Jack Leitha with E C Robertson and son Robert, of Waverly, visited Ed Leitha Sunday. Thiemann traveled to Sumner on business Monday.
Attendees at Fred Quade's funeral at Rev. C. G. Gerlach church in Siegel include Will and Adela Lohmann, Ernest Quade, Ervin Hoppenworth, Johnnie Henning, and many Lohmann and Bann families. Residents report visits, moves and social gatherings across Tripoli, Richmann farm east of Tripoli, and Denvers Greaning, Tegtmeier, Fredericks households. Local shuffles include Art Redies moving to Richmann farm, helper lists for the move, and various visits by area residents including Pichelmann, Struck, and Bunger families.
Artesian residents visit F F Moeller. funeral of Fred Quade in Tripoli. Beisner anniversary near Oran. Leslie Huck returns to Artesian Creamery. Ernest helps during illness. Wernold Diercks family visit Waverly. F F Moeller to ship oats to Denver in early April. St Pauls Lutheran church confirmations on March 20. plow clover seed orders urged. prices right at F F Moeller for clover and farm seeds.
Mattie Drewis visited Geo H Heideman home Tuesday afternoon. Creamery meeting attendees from the area included B B Bennett Walter Schultz C H Schmidt Geo H Heideman Henry Heideman Andrew Carsten sen Will Bergman C B Kelsey and John Schmidt. Will Jahnke a Waverly caller Friday. Mrs Will Jahnke at Art Heine home Friday. Mr and Mrs August Meier at John Barbknecht home Sunday. Mrs Wm Schumacher and Mrs John Tegtmeier at Will Plagens home Tripoli Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs George Jahnke and daughters Maxine Virginia of Denver with Art Heine at Will Jahnke home Sunday. Delmer Stange employed at Wm Schumacher farm. Lavern Schnurstein spent Sunday in Tripoli parental home. Old Tripoli school meeting held at schoolhouse Monday. Geo H Heideman and Lavern Schnurstein Tripoli callers Friday. Henry Heideman and George Drewis hauled corn Friday from Fred Hackbarth on Wm Monson’s vacated place.
Mr and Mrs John Knoploh and family visited Herman Zell for Mr Zell s birthday. Herman Zell hosted guests including Mrs Hilda Reich and her sons at the Henry Zell home. Ed Tegtmeier received a Sunday visit from Mrs August Tegtmeier near Westgate. John Sell home saw Mrs Hilda Reich and sons for dinner and afternoon. Herman Klemp hosted Will Grener on a business call in Iowa City Thursday. Max Lesitikow and visitors stopped by George Grener s home.
Mr and Mrs Walter Redding visited with Mr and Mrs Herman Kirchoff Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Louie Meyer and daughter Verla visited in the Chris Moehla home Sunday. Miss Selma returned home with them for a few days visit. Mr and Mrs Alvin Sommers and children and Mrs Albert Reick were Waverly visitors Monday. Rev and Mrs Born and family visited with their son Kuhrt at Cedar Falls Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs John Lawton visited in the Alvin Sommers home Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Albert Reick and sons and Harry and Leo Meyer spent Thursday evening in the John Struck home. Mr and Mrs Alvin Sommer and children were Waterloo visitors in the Lena Sommer home Thursday Darlene remained there for a weeks visit. Henry Kirchmann was a Weverly caller Friday with Harvey and Leo Meyer, Marion and Max Hill, Art Kirchmann and
The eleventh annual Land O Lakes Creameries convention drew about eight thousand creamery men to the Land O Lakes building in Minneapolis March 10 and 11. Iowa and Bremer county representatives attended as the organization reported strong finances and record business volume, with $35 million in total sales and diverse products from butter to caesin. President John Brandt and other leaders spoke on cooperative marketing and market conditions amid depression, stressing expanded cooperation to stabilize prices and production.
A series of training schools led by Miss Irma D. Garner of the extension service engages Bremer county farm women in a fourth-year home furnishing course. The second lesson, refinishing furniture, will be taught at five township group meetings this week with sessions starting at 10:00 AM in Jefferson Sumner Fremont Plainfield Waverly and other locales.
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