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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1933
Page
6
A junior senior flight dinner invites juniors to host a farewell for seniors on June 10 at 9 pm in a hangar themed gym. Flight Commander Bill Edwards 34 directs stunts like a Nose Dive bonbon grab and a Control Test with odd sensory challenges amid a banquet menu serving fifty.
Dave Ladd and Gus Fathke are now employed in Readlyn plastering two large houses. Tomorrow Dr. Thompson will take over the Dunkelberg medical practice and move into a new home with his wife. Hulda Pries wed John Zander Jr. today at her parents' home three miles east of Bremer. A cement walk adds beauty to several frontages along the street. Mrs. H J Carstensen visits her mother-in-law May Carstensen, after a stay in Watertown SD. Fred Kuhrt assists Charles Leverenz in his tavern. Market prices from 25 years ago listed eggs 13c, butter 30c, potatoes 40c, hides 3–4c, chickens 7–8c, hogs 5.00–5.20, corn 65c. Louis Guhlow, bank janitor, suffered facial burns from kerosene explosion while lighting a furnace. Will Bergman and wife celebrated their 25th anniversary with about fifty guests. The high school graduating class includes Francis Hale, Leona Keough, Rosemary Brewer and many others.
Ten years ago on Plum Creek near Safe Wood Miss Lulu Sommers moved to Nashua after a position in Waterloo Emma Buhr ends Old Town teaching term Thelma Franklin and others attended a county seat session as witnesses in State of Iowa vs George Sosse at Waterloo
A farewell gathering was held at the H. J. Mohling home in the citys southeast Sunday to honor Mr. and Mrs. Mohling who plan to leave Thursday for Colorado.
E. J. Studer of Wesley devised a simple rat control method using fishhooks placed in rat holes in a hog house. Upon door opening, rats scramble, are impaled, then slain with a club before resetting the hooks.
A miscellaneous shower was held Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Stahlhut for Mr. and Mrs. John Sojka with about 60 guests. Cards provided entertainment and gifts were exchanged. late refreshments followed.
Artesian births announce Mr and Mrs Elmer Schneer welcome a son born Wednesday May 3. Nearby, the Huck and Meier families attended the wedding of Leslie Huck to Gladys Pape at Eldorado. Clarence Deterding hosts, Readlyn visits, Schultz birthday gathering, and Paul Beevers with Luella Meyer visit Deterding.
Mr and Mrs John Nolte and Mrs A C Epley with three children visited relatives in Sumner. Several residents attended VFW in Waverly. families welcomed a newborn son May 7. twin colts born May 1. Warren districts five and six closed terms with picnics May 5 and 8. Local teachers Vera Bolton and Margaret Miller will not return in fall.
Fragmented text references the Port of Los Angeles and gains from imports including beer. Mentions Uncle Sam’s customs and April elections, with mentions of Canada Mexico and bootleg trade. Details are garbled and incomplete.
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