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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1933
Page
8
Leader's Large Correspondent Staff compiles brief notes on local activities. Items include community events, club meetings, performances, and everyday happenings from residents across the area.
Final plans were made for Readlyn’s second annual baseball benefit dance at Wolf's hall on May 11. Ticket sales include admission to both the dance and the opening game against Dunkerton for one price. Peters Moose orchestra of Waterloo, six pieces, will provide music. Tickets went on sale in Readlyn Saturday. Beginning May 7 St Matthew’s Sunday school starts at 9 am with services at 10 am.
Mr and Mrs R A Michael and family visited multiple local homes including John Griese and Walter Schultz. Fred Matthiesen attended a 60th wedding anniversary, and a large party honored Lawrence and Edna. Rev Dilges attended a conference in Waverly while local students prepared for 7th and 8th grade exams at Fremont No 2.
A Bremer class of five was confirmed at Trinity church on Sunday April 30 by Rev Har old Wunderlich. Delegates were chosen for the county superintendent election in Waverly May 9. Mr and Mrs LaVern Krueger celebrated at Jahnke hall. they wed in Tripoli on April 23. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Kaiser on April 23. Feldman family guests from Waverly plan to move to Cedar Falls. Ladies Missionary Society events are planned in Warren Evangelical church with district rally in Cedar Falls. A mother and daughter banquet is postponed to May 19. Herman Meyne sr and son Gerhart traveled to Waterloo. Mrs Frank Nolte had appendicitis surgery. Herman Meyne Jr also had appendicitis surgery in Mercy hospital Waverly. Henry Oehlschlager, brother of
Buck Creek area residents visit relatives and attend services in nearby towns. Mr and Mrs George Griner and son William called in Waterloo. Mrs Benzow learns of sister Mrs Raines death in Oelwein. John Seehase and son visited Ed Rader. Ed Walker family visited Emma Meier. Henry Haar family visited Waverly. Several families visited Hilda Reick northwest of Sumner. Mrs Bentow attended her sister Mrs Kaines funeral in Oelwein.
Mr and Mrs Wm Lohmann shopped in Tripoli Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Herbert Hallenwake visited in Waverly Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ervin Kirchhoff called on in Waterloo Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Henry Schroeder shopped in Tripoli Wednesday. Mrs Cuttler visited Clarence Wilson's home Wednesday. Several couples camping at Fred Lohmann home aid paving crew. Mrs August Schellhorn from Tripoli assisted at Wm Zander home for Grandma Schellhorn who has a broken leg. Clarence Wilson and family visited with Fred Lohmanns Sunday. Farmers prep land for corn. Arnold Angus spent Sunday with Hugh Angus near Sumner. Friends helped celebrate C Schlichting’s birthday Sunday April 30. Clarence Wilson family visited Fred Lohmanns Sunday evening.
About sixty ladies and children attended the sixth annual Child Health Day at the opera house on Monday afternoon. The program opened with America sung by the audience and featured a health talk by Dr. A M Stegeman, a trombone solo, and a play by first and second graders titled Sells Health-O-Circus. The event concluded with music from the Junior Auxiliary and ice cream for about 240 children.
A sacred concert at St John’s Lutheran church Sunday evening at 7 45 features the senior choir Lutheran chorus girls and junior choir directed by Miss Valitha Schnurstein and Miss Agnes Lenz. The program includes liturgical songs works by Schoebel Rosenmueller Kessel and Bach with an offertory and closing prayers.
Bremer County mobilizes for the May 8 mass convention in Waverly to urge prohibition. The County Central Committee names 1 judge 2 clerks per township across 13 townships and plans mass meetings led by township chairmen, culminating in a county rally in Waverly on June 13.
Funeral services were held for William Molumby of Sumner who died April 24, 1933, in Rochester Minnesota from pneumonia after a chest operation. He was born July 14, 1868 in McGregor and worked 45 years in railroad service. He lived in Sumner 22 years and is survived by his wife Caroline Hanson, a daughter Gladys Schuknecht, and two sisters in Canada and Washington.
Mrs Amelia Ambrose received a surprise at her apartments on Friday April 7 honoring her 74th birthday anniversary. Guests included her children Will and Fred Ambrose with several grandchildren and relatives visiting after a birthday dinner.
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