Community Confirmation and Visiting Notices in Artesian
Relatives friends and neighbors gathered at multiple homes in Artesian to celebrate confirmations for William Edgar Alvin Eldon Delores Carline Carl and others plus a house warming for Amos Matthiesen. Visitors from Winona Minnesota and Denver also noted with local funeral for Henry Heine Jr and family visits to Moeller and Mueller households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Kallenbach
William
C. A. Traetow
Edgar
C. J. Meier
Alvin
Albert Moeller
Eldon Brantigan
Amos Matthiesen
J. Prigge
Renetta Mueller
Winona
Minn
E. A. Mueller
Delores Mueller
F. F. Mueller
Mueller
Prigges
Miss Mueller
P. W. Schaefer
F. F. Moeller
Walter Schultz
J. Buhr
Readlyn
Carline
Carl Buhr
Fred Deterding
Deterding
Clarence Deterding
Clarence Beisner
Henry Heine, Jr
E. H. Schroeder
Orlyn
Denver
Will Dohrmanns Celebrate South of Tripoli Event
Mr and Mrs Will Dohrmann are linked to a south of Tripoli celebration or event. The fragment confirms a couple's connection to the occasion, with no additional details on date location or activity available.
Sunday Socials Highlight Rural Families and Confirmations
Local households hosted gatherings at several homes in honor of confirmations and birthdays. Eunice Peters and Marlys Niedert figure among those noted, with multiple families from Zander Peters Rathe and Dohrmann households attending events across Sunday afternoons and evenings.
Readlyn shower honors Elyda Buhr and Vern Meier
A March 26 party at the Mrs H F Buhr home featured 14 banco tables with prizes to Hulda Jaschen and Henry Hagenow for high score and Elda Knief and Harold Knief for low. The couple, Elyda Buhr and Vern Meier, plan to wed April 2 at St Matthew's church. Various neighbors and relatives attended numerous events including confirmations and family visits, with baptisms and birthdays noted and a St Pauls Ladies Aid meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyda Buhr
Vern Meier
H. F. Buhr
Hulda Jaschen
Henry Hagenow
Elda Knief
Harold Knief
Meier
Miss Buhr
St. Matthew's Church
Frank Eichmann
Frank Behrens
Tama
Fred Bahe
Herbert Pries
Clarence
Mildred
Josephine
Ray Jacobson
Tripoli
Florence
W. W. Koch
Waverly
C. W. Diekman
Marie
Oelwein
Herman Thran
Arthur Zahn
Diekman
Ted Schmidt
Will Maurer
W. W. Griese
Robert
Richard
Chicago
St. Paul’s
Ladies’ Aid
Lutheran Church
Theo. Frese
Easter visit and local notices from Denver to Artesian
Miss Alicia Bruns traveled to Chicago for Easter with her sister Mrs Martin Piehler and family. Funeral services for Henry Heine were held Monday at St Pauls Lutheran near Artesian. Misses Alicia Bruns and Adella Steege stayed at the E A Bodeker home in Sumner. Henry C Judas and family moved from the Konarske house to the Ernest Guenther residence. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Bruns was christened Jo Ann Ruth at St Peters Lutheran. Wartburg Lutheran male chorus from Wartburg college performed at St Peters. Lizette Hagemann now works at Earl May Seed in Waterloo. The entire city ticket reelected: Herman Bast mayor, Herman Kehe treasurer, John L Hartung assessor, councilmen Erwin Mohling, Clarence Wolfe, Joe Kelling, Henry J Schweer, Dorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Bruns
Chicago
Martin Piehler
Henry Heine
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Artesian
Alica Bruns
Adella Steege
E. A. Boedeker
Sumner
Henry C. Judas
Arthur Bruns
St. Peters Lutheran Church
Jo Ann Ruth
Wartburg Lutheran
Wartburg College
Clinton
Iowa
St. Peters Lutheran
Lizette Hagemann
Earl May
Waterloo
Herman Bast
Herman Kehe
John L. Hartung
Erwin Mohling
Clarence Wolfe
Joe Kelling
Henry J. Schweer
Dorn
Birthday celebration honors Mrs Detterding at Crane Creek
A large crowd gathered Sunday evening at Fred Detterding’s home to celebrate Mrs. Detterding’s birthday. Five hundred was played and a lunch served. Attendees included daughters Violet and Elenora and Marlys, along with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall of Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kelling, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Schroeder of Denver, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Detterding
Consummated Watch Trade Creates Wiseguy Anticipation
A local note reports Joe Sien took possession of a watch from S. A. Maurer and exchanged it with Steve for Joe's watch. Joe hopes to swap for a good silver one plus nine dollars. Friends fear Joe may be bested in the handoff amid the deal. E. C. Fink and wife left Monday for Duluth then Lodi Calif. Wm. Carstensen and wife welcomed a ten pound girl Tuesday morning. Laura Selck hosted a hob o party with a dozen guests. John Kimbal traveled to Genoa Junction due to his sister’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Sien
S. A. Maurer
Steve
Joe
E. C. Fink
Duluth
Minn
Lodi
Calif
Wm. Carstensen
Laura Selck
John Kimbal
Genoa Junction
Wis
Farm worker suffers arm injury in wood cutting
W. D. Chapin broke a bone in his right arm above the wrist while sawing wood at his farm on Saturday. W. W. Lenius named manager of Tripoli Lumber Co. replacing F. C. Richman who resigned to move to Greene Iowa. Dr. E. C. Claus drove to Waterloo then returned Monday by train due to poor road conditions. Wm. Henning resigns from Spragg barber shop to seek work in Colorado. H. T. Roggensack plans to move with family to Basement North Dakota after buying a farm. In Plainfield return, H. J. Krueger and Raymond Ducker stuck eggs-laden truck in mud four times, unloading each time to escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Chapin
W. W. Lenius
Tripoli Lumber Co
F. C. Richman
Greene
Iowa
E. C. Claus
Waterloo
Wm. Henning
Spragg
Colorado
H. T. Roggensack
Basement
N. D
Plainfield
A. H. Panzer Produce
H. J. Krueger
Raymond Ducker
Banquet honors local basketball teams and officials
The Tripoli Commercial club hosted a banquet Tuesday evening for the girls and boys basketball teams along with Coach and Mrs. L. W. Vanderlinden and Supt. and Mrs. A. A. Belknap at the club rooms. Ed Henning moved their household goods to rooms above the cafe to operate the business. Erwin Kuhrt of Waterloo visited his brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kuhrt. Mrs. H. C. Moeller is bedridden with throat trouble amid a small throat disease outbreak. Kathryn Panzer celebrated her eleventh birthday after school. L. Vanderlinden and family will relocate from the Carstensen & Warnke area to rooms above the Sorg drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli Commercial Club
L. W. Vanderlinden
A. A. Belknap
Ed Henning
Buck Creek
Erwin Kuhrt
Waterloo
Herman Kuhrt
H. C. Moeller
A. H. Panzer
Kathryn
Conference verdict and plan for next meeting
The first business men discussed the conference and agreed it was successful. They decided to hold another conference next week. The text urges that war aviation and air defense be placed under the President in a separate department with a dedicated head.
Obituary for Erwin Carl Pries in Iowa
Erwin Carl Pries born March 1 1903 near Bremer Iowa died March 20 1934 in Minneapolis Minnesota at age 31 due to bronchial pneumonia. He married Martha Kehe in 1925 and lived in Readlyn and Maynard. Survived by wife Martha two children Maxine and Vila, his parents Louis and Alvina Pries, brothers Herbert and Louis and numerous relatives. Funeral held in Maynard and St Paul's Lutheran Oelwein conducted by Rev. Voelker. interment Harlington cemetery Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Carl Pries
Louis Pries
Alvina Pries
Sch Warze
Bremer
Warren Township
Bremer County
Iowa
Minneapolis
Minn
Melcher
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Artesian
Martha Kehe
Readlyn
Maynard
Erwin Pries
F. H. Voelker
Oelwein
Harlington
Waverly
Dairy Meeting Debates Herd Testing versus Production Cuts
About 150 farmers attend a dairy meeting where opinions split over a proposal to reduce supply. Proponents favor testing low producers, while critics warn the program would be costly. Speaker Mr Stewart argues herd testing would be prohibitively expensive despite potential supply control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Dairy market shifting toward manufactured products
Officials and dairy breeders study marketing methods and price differences in the dairy industry. Data show less than half of U S milk is sold as fluid milk for direct consumption, with the rest used for butter and other products. Prices for fluid milk are higher, and many farmers sell butterfat or farm butter. Washington says the industry must be treated as a unit to craft an adjustment program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Offrings
Henry Wallace
Wis
AAA
Washington
Bremer County
United Cts Fs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Will Dohrmann
Herman Pries
Stella
Fred Dohrmann
Leota
Chris Zander
Fred Holm
Margaret Holm
Roger Holm
H. C. Kuhrt
Louis Mohlis
Geraldine Mohlis
Theo Peters
Eunice
Henry Rathe
Lizzie
Sophie
Clara
John Wolfgram
Elda
W. J. Peters
John Mueller
J. C. Peters
Minnie
Fred Rathe
Henry Blasberg
Arthur Sassman
Albert Hu
Alfred Koch
Jimmie
Barbara
Franklin
Adolph Koch
London
H. J. Stumme
American Savings Bank
Total
Capital Stock Surplus Fund
State OF Iowa
W. H. Notdorf
L. H. Fink
Cashi
H. J. Frese
Carl C. Drape
August Krueger
Carl Steinbron
Carl Hartman
Ed Hartman
Oran
Will Sell
Clarence Kuhlman
Chris Broeckman
Conrad Sell, Jr
Fred Hagenow
Conrad Sell
Paul Meyerhoff
Albert Kellensky
St. Matthews Church
Ernest Bruch
Lou Schroeder
Leo Wilbrandt
Vernetta
Fred Matthiesen
Christ Everding
Art Bunger
C. Art Traeton
Mrs. Dilges
Fred Schneer
Arthur Bunger
John Bunger
R. A. Michael
Crane Creek
Stan Baane
Baano
CAMRY
Star Brand
Poll Parrot
Camar
Libbys
Alaska
Tripoli Mercantile Company
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