Cast of eleven seniors perform Maggie Fixes It at school
News items from ClIMNER note a senior cast of eleven presenting Maggie Fixes It the second senior class play Tuesday night in the school auditorium under Miss Peel. Other items report visits, club talks on Novelists Educators and Famous Women of the Twentieth Century, and various local social and civic happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie
Miss Peel
Ruth Mirs
Elfen Schmadeke
Harry Dreier
Wilma Lemke
Wilbert Becker
Gladys Heiserman
Eugene Cross
Ethel Rief
Inez Ehlert
Charles Briggs
Reinhart Kasemeier
Theo. Rubyer
Randalia
F. K. Brown
Sumner Culture Club
W. C. Tibbitts
James McMeans
Mary Hatch
H. M. Karsten
Omaha
Nebr
B. H. Doyle
Jo Ann
Doyle
Ed Heiserman
W. R. Heiserman
W. H. Wehrmacher
Waverly
Emma Wehrmacher
Clarice Moulton
West Union
Orlo Meyer
Fredericksburg
H. H. Niedert
George Rief
H. C. Frank
W. A. Heyer
R. W. Paden
J. D. Hochberger
W. J. Hughes
William Weiskirch
Harley Wescott
Geo. Niemann
Henry Rockdaschel
Lakeville
Minn
John Hack
Donald McGuiness
Winn Heyer
Iowa State College
Ames
St. Louis
J. C. Engelman
Annette Frank
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
Emma Rathbone
Waterloo
Oral and
Lyle
Mary Carpenter
Upper Iowa
George Cadyome
Ruth Foster
Herbert Schwer
Community Roundup of Local Visits and Confirmations
Local residents share visits to relatives in Denver Artesian Tripoli and Waverly. Evangelical and Lutheran churches hold confirmation exams for multiple classes with Palm Sunday services upcoming. Hospital and funeral attendances noted along with birthday celebrations and family gatherings from Siegel to Douglas and Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Hoppenworth
Fred A. Biermann
Denver
John Griese
Henry Kuecker, Jr
Kueker
Lillian Pape
Douglas School No. 6
Leslie Hook
Artesian
Leland Bergmann
Lavern Bergmann
Lyle Bergmann
Bernard Miller
Elmer Schellhorn
Siegel Evangelical Church
K. Pfeiffer
Arlen Boeckmann
Erwin Kappmeier
Walter Kappmeier
Alice Bierman
Bernita Biermann
la Vonne Biermann
Renetta Biermann
Renetta Buls
St. John’s Lutheran Church of Douglas
Gerhard Brase
Lavern Scharnhorst
Herman Meyne, Jr
Bremer
Fred Rodemeyer
Waverly
Wm. Oehlschlager
Herman Lahmann
Ernest Brase
Will Bockhaus
Alfred Boeckmann
Mercy Hospital
Chas. Ladage
Ernst Ladage
Tripoli
Ted Wente
Fred Meyer
Obituary of Charles Wilson Bennett from Lovewell Kansas
Charles Wilson Bennett eldest child of George and Cynthia Bennett was born August 27 1858 in Woodstock NL. He moved to Iowa as a child, taught rural schools, homesteaded in Colorado and dairyed in Burlington before marrying Carrie Belle Kimball in 1889. He lived near Lovewell Kansas active in schools and politics, directed Lovewell public school for 12 years, helped organize S R high school, and cared for family. He died March 8 1934 after a cerebral hemorrhage at age 75. Survived by widow five sons three sisters twelve grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral March 7 at Brethren church Lovewell with Rev. Meyers. burial Fairview cemetery. Songs included Lead Kindly Light In the Sweet By and By There Is No Night There. Scripture Psalm 90 and Isaiah 40:1-10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wilson Bennett
George
Cynthia Bennett
Woodstock
Iowa
Martinsburg
Old Tripoli
Tripoli High School
Frederika
Fremont
Burlington
Colo
Carrie Belle Kimball
Tripoli
Leo V
Bennett
Jennings
Kan
Lovewell
Kansas
S. R. High School
Mr. Bennett
Eugene
Arkansaw
Eugene H., Lyle R
George W
St. Marier
Idaho
Lieut
Lawrence Bennett
Fresno
California
Kenneth O
Arlington
South Dakota
J. F. Keough
Delaphine Carstensen
W. D. Chapin
Brethren Church
Earl Meyers
Fairview
Breath Draws of Death in Quiet Conversation
A mother and son exchange a stark line about mortality revealing the grim impact of every breath. The mother notes studies on life and death while the son replies that stopping breathing would mean his death. The dialogue frames a somber, philosophical moment.
What Birthday Was It For Helen's Twentieth?
Tony asks if Henry will attend Helen's party. Henry recalls last year and confirms the birthday was twentieth, implying a recurring event and familiar social circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Helen
Henry
Pathfinder
Complementing Banter Report From Chelsea Record
A brief item notes a quirky exchange where a hostess declares you are eating nothing and her boyfriend responds with a line about his pet, saying looking at you takes away his appetite. The Chelsea Record records the odd exchange as a local society moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Antiquities Phrase Sparks Quick Witty Exchange
A brief quip about hunting antiques surfaces with a playful line about someone always seeking and another noting a century plant purchase. The exchange highlights light domestic humor centered on collecting items.
Iowa Adopts New Hunting and Fishing License Schedule
The Iowa House passed a measure altering hunting and fishing license fees set to take effect in 1935. Adult hunting licenses rise to $2, combination licenses to $2.50, and fishing licenses to $1 for men, with various exemptions for under 16s, landowners, and women. Sales begin April first through county recorders, trapping fees unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa House of Representatives
Iowa
Senate
Clyde L. Herring
County Recorder
Birthday Party Attended by Crane Creek Residents
CRANE CREEK Mr and Mrs Fred Matthiesen and many neighbors gathered Wednesday evening to celebrate Art Bunger’s birthday. Attendees included H W Meier R A Michael Clarence Beisner and family Carl Struck Will Lohmann Leslie Lohmann and others. Also noted were visits to Postville and a birthday for Mrs Hay with several attendees. Mrs Will Dohrman returned home after four weeks in Iowa City for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Matthiesen
R. A. Michael
Rosetta
H. W. Meier
Clarence Beisner
Carrol Ann
Carl Struck
Fred Dohrman
Leota
Art Hunemueller
Melva
Carl Schlichting
Will Lohmann
Art Bunger
Postville
Ralph Milius
Will Dohrman
Iowa City
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Climner
Henry Schwerin
Fern Linn
Hamburg
David Stalin
Phyllis Eastman
W. S. Johnson
Roy Edel
Gus Lauterbach
O. C
Frank Dahrkopf
Thelma
de Kalb
Bruce Howard
Donna May
Strawberry Point
Henry Schrader
Eleanor Gray
Sumner Public Schools
Independence
W. L. Gray
John Lewis
New Hampton
P. F. Wilharm
Harley Moser
North Canton
Ohio
Salsbury Products
Art Gretty
Harry Rush
Virginia Wright
L. P. Winks
D. A. Minney
Bredow House
Tibbitts
George Leyh
Littell
East Second Street
Paul Hartson
Darrel Forsman
John Felton
Minneapolis
R. H. Adams
Meyer
Boyd and
Wm. Lampe
Bernita
Ernest Bergman
Lorenz Zander
W. A. Biermann
Ed Schnurstein
Ed Ebeling
Elmhurst, Ill
Tripoli Hardware Co
B. F. Morf
Siegel
Crane Creek
Skelly
Lini Ea
Skelly Oil Company
Skelly Aromax
Company
Revereee
Tripoli, Iowa
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