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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1931
Page
2
Sunday afternoon visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Will Grebein and daughters at the Herman Bahlman home. Many neighbors and relatives attended birthday celebrations and confirmations. Notable mentions include Gustave Buls’s health update after hospital care, and numerous trips to nearby towns such as Postville Tripoli and Luana. Families shared news, hosted gatherings, and helped with barn construction plans.
Mrs Edna Ganske and daughter Henrietta with Mrs Henry Meyer and son Marion spent Thursday with Mrs Fred Bodermann. August Meyer ill at home. Henry Meyer hosts guests Sunday. Rudy Warneke and sons Ervin and Herbert visited Earl Meyer home. John Struck and daughters visited Leslie Schmidt home. Will Meswarth of Waverly visited with daughter and family. Earl and Ernie Meyer and Will Meyer families visited John Meyer. Ervin Volker and Harry, Leo and Dalton Meyer spent Friday with John Struck. Ford Meyer visited Mrs Joe Volker in Waverly. Meyer to remain a few days. Earl Meyer and Ernie with John Struck and daughter visited Ford Meyer. John Struck and daughters visited Fred Wolfgram Sr and John Sassaman homes. Albert Reick and sons visited Alvin Summer home Wednesday. Reick’s wife went to Sumner to visit her ill mother Mrs Will Smith. August Steege hosted Lenora’s 17th birthday with card games. Esther Clara Martha Braun, Walter Norman Kuepker, Leonard Steege, Louie Fred Braun, Sophia Braun and daughters Ruby Carmen present. Neighbors surprised Henry Meyer Sunday evening.
A social evening in PINHOOK featured Progressive five hundred with Leone Aegerter and James Meighan winning first prizes while consolation prizes went to Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wendt. Numerous neighbors visited and shared accounts of recent events and Sunday gatherings across nearby homes.
Fifteen years after graduation Dr Caldwell became famous for a single prescription and today Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is the world’s most popular laxative. Millions rely on its original herbal formula for constipation headaches biliousness nausea and related issues. It is gentle safe for women and children and remains a doctor’s safe bowel aid.
Wm Mahlstedt senior dies of pneumonia in Colwell at his daughter’s home. Services held at his son Peter Mahlstedt’s house. Community mourns as Mahlstedt’s friends recall his visits. Other items note hospital patient Nerge, visits by Aegerter family, and Louie Sell tenth wedding anniversary with a mock wedding and prizes. Lucile Dilley begins teaching in Sumner No 2.
Five hundred attended with prizes won by Mercedes Rathbone and Wm Aegerter. Phil Rourke visited the Grant Rourke and Alfred Griffen homes. Marjorie Marsh stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs John Marsh. Esther Buhr of New Hampton visited John Nerge. Grant Rourke and Phil Rourke called at A H Panzer home in Tripoli. Waverly callers stop by. Luke Hannaman and family visited the Grant Rourke home. Arlene Nerge, near Sumner, stays with grandparents as mother undergoes appendectomy at Mercy Hospital in Waverly.
Scarcely begun planting as oats emerge and spring wheat will soon join. In dry regions rain is needed for clover, grasses, alfalfa and new grass seedings. Only favorable spring weather can yield a normal hay crop. farmers bale surplus straw due to mild winter reducing bedding needs, aiming to cover roughage next winter if hay falls short.
Harold and Fred Rick called at Henry Hennings home last week Tuesday evening. Erwin and Clarence Wedemeir called at John Heine's home last week Tuesday. Henry Hennings and son Arthur were Waverly business callers last week Thursday. Mrs. Arthur Pries helped at her parents' home on Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. Albert Jahnke and son Claire were on the sick list last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Hagenow and...
Family groups visited at the homes around Readlyn including Mr and Mrs August Foelske. Miss Helen Hennings spent the week with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs Ed Hagenow at Readlyn. Miss Delia Pries was at Bremer with Mr and Mrs Arthur Pries. Mr and Mrs John Hagenow and family and Mr and Mrs Henry Hennings and family were visitors.
A fragment from a Readlyn home event mentions visitors at the residence on Sunday, with unclear details due to damaged OCR text. The readable portion points to a local gathering or visit but lacks concrete names, dates, or actions to specify.
Estimates indicate over 38 million children and pic ture showgoers weekly in the United States as new releases attract families. Officials note strong attendance across theaters, with persistent interest in youth entertainment and educational programming amid ongoing schedules.
A report notes blood pressure readings in a centenarian patient, highlighting a normal variation of about ten points around a baseline near one hundred. The text implies careful monitoring of an elderly individual’s cardiovascular status.
Des Moines Iowa March 25 About the driest place in the agricultural producing region of the United States outside irrigated districts is the central and northwest portions of Iowa where rainfall since December 1 is the least in about 59 years Dust storms have been frequent in March in this area In contrast the southern tiers of counties had heavy snow at the end of the first week in March with drifts still in place though nearly all melted from most areas The snow benefited dry hills in valleys and field work has progressed with some farmers reporting spring plowing completed in the northeast yet the drought and shifting conditions persist across the state
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