Tripoli Loses 10 Nashua Nine In Cedar Valley Play
Nashua rallies to beat Tripoli 7 to 6 after a two run seventh inning comeback. Wilson and Krueger pitched well. Nashua collected two hits early while Tripoli managed four. Sumner beats Shell Rock 4 to 3 in Cedar Valley action as Schwerin drives in two runs. Waverly edges Readlyn 5 to 4 with late rally. Gehrke allows five hits in a tight contest. Marjorie is very clever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
Tripoli
Wilson
Krueger
Poli
Sumner
Shell Rock
Cedar Valley League
Ted Schwerin
Nieman
Schwerin
Welcher
Wilharm
Kasemeier
Waverly
Readlyn
Gehrke
City Kittenball League Formed With Season Opener Result
Twilight kittenball opened Monday at the south town grounds with Lyman Chapin and Russell Meyers teams clashing. Meyers team won 11 to 8. The report lists players for Beisner Droste Meyers Chapin teams and provides a long schedule of Monday and Friday games through August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Chapin
Russell Meyers
Meyers
Beisner
A. Eichmann
E. Fink
F. Fink
J. Fink
H. J. Frese
Wm. Krueger
Wm. Meier
C. Otterstetter
R. So
L. Vanderlinden
N. White
L. Boeckman
H. Nevermann
Accomplished suitor teased for dancing and cards
In a playful exchange, a pair discuss marriage prospects with banter about dancing skills and card cleverness. The woman questions commitment to a man for charm alone while acknowledging his quick wit at gambling.
Local notices and personals from the Leader's files
Mrs. H. C. Koch underwent an operation last Thursday afternoon and is getting along nicely at present. Miss Dora Boderman and A. W. Mooney were married April 29 at the home of the bride's parents. Tripoli Industrial Association plans to celebrate the 4th of July on Saturday July 3. C. A. Schuknecht returned from Iowa City Thursday where he had his eyes treated. A coat seemed to be growing over the left eye which was removed and his eye sight restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Koch
Dora Boderman
A. W. Mooney
Ernest Boderman
Tripoli Industrial Association
C. A. Schuknecht
Iowa City
Farewell for Reverend Steck and family recall
Ten years ago on May 7 1924 the Ladies Aide of St. Peters Evangelical hosted a farewell surprise for Mrs. E E J Steck as Rev Steck and family prepared to move to Fairmont Minnesota for a new pastorate. Augusta Meier and Johanna Jungblut traveled to Neenah Wisconsin to visit relatives and meet a newborn grandson. Herman Bergmann and spouse marked their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a Douglas township gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
E. E. J. Steck
Steck
Fairmont
Minn
Augusta Meier
Johanna Jungblut
Neenah
Wis
Herman Bergmann
Douglas Township
Rain record and planting delay cloud Iowa farming
Five years ago on May 8 1929 Iowa agriculture officials reported seven months October to April rain totaling 17.29 inches a record unlikely to be matched. Farmers face late corn planting unless a dry spell appears. John Warneke marked his 81st birthday with a family gathering. The Ladies Improvement club held a card party at their rooms with nine tables and 500 in play. prizes went to Mrs Notdorf and Mrs H W Bockhaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Department of Agriculture
John Warneke
Ladies’ Improvement Club
Notdorf
H. W. Bockhaus
Peppery Parent Aims at Suitor in Dating Turmoil
A brisk exchange from the London Mail depicts a sharp confrontation where a parent questions a wooer about his ability to provide the lifestyle and temperament expected for his daughter. The suitor affirms readiness, claiming he also possesses a violent temper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Mail
Rug Hooking For May By Betty Webster
Hooking rugs is an art with Colonial roots now gaining followers. Patterns may be purchased stamped on burlap with a ready frame and modern needle for even stitches. A 24x36 rug can be finished in two days of steady work or a week leisurely. Also included are care tips and simple recipes for canned strawberries pineapple fritters and a sugar jam.
Town Council Proceedings Tripoli Iowa May 7 1984
The Town Council met under Mayor C L McCumber with six members present. The minutes were approved and bills totaling multiple items including salaries labor supplies and service were authorized for payment. Mayor McCumber administered the oath of office to H J Bung er before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Iowa
C. L. McCumber
Wm. Ambrose
H. H. Buhr
F. W. Heinemann
Wm. F. Krueger
C. L. Meier
Geo. Waterman
J. A. Hale
Hi. F. Schmidt
E. Schumacher
Central States Power & Light Corp
Grant Rea
A. W. Buechele
Floyd Sauerbrei
Buechele
John Debel
H. W. Krueger
C. F. Schwere
Nels Debel
McCumber
H. J. Bunger
Political Announcements for Local Offices in Bremer County
J F Treloar seeks Third District Supervisor nomination subject to Republican voters in the June primary. Ed F Platte announces Democratic bid for Bremer County sheriff in June 1934 primary. WM Koch announces candidacy for State Representative from the 72nd District Bremer County in the Democratic primary on June 4, 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Treloar
Bremer County
Democratic Party
WM. Koch
Bremer County candidate notices published for 1934 primary
A set of campaign announcements for Bremer county offices. M W Bennett of Tripoli seeks Republican county treasurer. R F Schmidt and George Wescott announce Democratic treasurer bids. George T Moulds seeks reelection as county recorder. H C Richmann runs for clerk of district court, all subject to June 1934 primary voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Bennett
Tripoli
Bremer County
R. F. Schmidt
George T. Moulds
H.C. Richmann
W. C
Hoth
Bremer County Offices Up for June Primary Elections
Official notices list Bremer county positions including sheriff auditor and treasurer with June 1934 primary dates. Frank Sager, Hi J Stumme, and W C Hoth are named as candidates or incumbents. Voters are urged to participate in the June primary.
What time shall I waken you
A brief Montreal Star quip notes a caller asking for a wake up time and the reply I will ring when I wish to be awakened, reflecting a light human exchange in a comic style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal Star
Sheriff’s sale notice in Bremer County Iowa 1934
By order of the District Court of Bremer County Iowa sheriff Frank Sager will auction the property of Henry Braun Jr and others to satisfy a 3163.09 dollar judgment plus costs. The sale covers described land in sections 10 and 11 township 93 range 12 west and will be held May 28 1934 at 10 a.m. in front of the Court House Waverly Iowa. Geiser and Donahue New Hampton Iowa represent the plaintiff First State Bank of Fredericksburg Iowa.
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District Court
Bremer County
Iowa
First State Bank of
Fredericksburg
Henry Braun, Jr
Henry Braun
Henry Braun, Sr
Lizzy Sinkey
Eva Nissen
Willie Braun
Nora Reinhardt
Edith Stevenson
Nettie Schwan
Louis Braun
Orie Braun
Leonard Braun
Druzilla Angus
Grace Braun
Waverly
Democratic candidate for the June 1934 primary
Democratic voter candidate J. H. Schwake seeks support in the June 1934 primary. The brief notice places Schwake as a contender among party voters, highlighting the upcoming election and the candidate's participation in the process.
Bremer County Attorney Primary Candidate Fred Rewoldt
In Bremer County a June 1934 primary features Fred Rewoldt as a candidate for county attorney. The item notes the election timing and the official office sought by Rewoldt.
Candidate Gannon Declares County Attorney Bid
William Gannon of Sumner Iowa announces as a Democratic candidate for Bremer County attorney, subject to voters approval in the June 1934 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
William Gannon
Sumner
Iowa
Primary Election Notice Bremer County Iowa June 4 1934
Notice to Bremer County electors of Iowa that a primary election will be held on Monday June 4 1934 at regular polling places. Polls open 8 a m to 8 p m. Parties nominate candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor of state treasurer of state attorney general secretary of agriculture superintendent of public instruction two railroad commissioners representative in congress third district state representative seventy second district county offices and township officers. Party committeemen and delegates to the county convention to be elected. Dated May 12 1934. County Auditor I J Stumme Bremer County Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Towa
Bremer County
Congress
Bremer
I. J. Stumme
Iowa
Fire destroys Ernst Brase farm building and poultry
Ewald Miller Siegel owner of a car. The Ernst Brase farm house and outbuildings were burned early Thursday morning, with four hundred chickens lost. Nearby, Misses Florence Bierman Edna Kuecker and Margaret Griebien visited Mildred Henning, Rev. and Mrs. C G Gerlach and daughters visited Waterloo, and student nurse Dorothea Pfeiffer from St. Mary's Rochester spent the weekend with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst Brase
Florence Bierman
Edna Kuecker
Margaret Grebien
Mildred Henning
C. G. Gerlach
Waterloo
Dorothea Pfeiffer
St. Mary’s Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Social gathering notes from area households on Sunday
Mrs K Pfeiffer and several couples hosted and visited across Williams town and nearby towns. Recipients included Mr and Mrs Henry Brase and families, Mr and Mrs Ernst Brase, Mr and Mrs August Brase, Mr and Mrs Will Lampe, Mr and Mrs Fred Biermann, at Henry Kuecker sr residence. Others, including Mr and Mrs John Bahlmann sr of Tripoli and families in Waterloo, spent Sunday with W H Grebien and Rev C G Gerlach hosted visits at Elmer Kalbrenner home. Oscar Gerlach marked a birthday with friends. Brase and Ernst Brase couples also called on later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Pfeiffer
Henry Brase
Ernst Brase
August Brase
Will Lampe
Fred Biermann
Henry Kuecker
John Bahlmann
Tripoli
Fred Leege
Lester McCullen
Lester
Waterloo
W. H. Grebien
C. G. Gerlach
Elmer Kalbrenner
Williamstown
Conrad Meyer
Art Stumme
Oscar Gerlach
Fred Brase
Notice to Dogs Owners Keeps Pets Tied at Night
City officials warn dog owners to keep dogs tied after numerous complaints about loose dogs at night. Mayor Co. L. McCumber issues the notice to prevent property damage and disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. L. McCumber
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promotes Safe Regulated Laxative Use
Doctors and the public favor a measurable liquid laxative that can be tailored to individual needs. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin uses senna to provide a safe, non habit forming laxative action. It is prescription and available at all druggists, endorsed by the N R A.
Bremer County Recorder Candidate Announces Primary Run
Ed Schoephoerster announces candidacy for Bremer county recorder on the Democratic ticket subject to voters at the June 1934 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
Ed Schoephoerster
Crane Creek Residents Attend Anniversary and Visits
Rev and Mrs Dilges attended the thirty fifth wedding anniversary of Rev and Mrs Meyers at Readlyn Monday afternoon. Several families including Kelling Schroeder Stewart Landau visited the R A Michael home Sunday. Beisner Deterding called on the Erwin Hay home Sunday evening. Aanetta Michael returned from Iowa City after four weeks in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilges
Meyers
Readlyn
Joe Kelling
Lou Schroeder
Robert Stewart
Robert
Richard
C. A. Landau
Gloria Lee
Arthur
R. A. Michael
Clarence Beisner
Clarence Deterding
Erwin Hay Home
Rev. Dilges
Aanetta Michael
Iowa City
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Bockhaus
Banwell
Fergeman
R¢ Simpson
Canty
Wilpon
Chambers
R. H. E. Shell Rock
R. H. E. Waverly
Thies, Daily
Graham
Matthias
Marjorie
L. Pet. Sumner
Spiers
Ss Simpson
Somers
Drecker
Firnum
Bulknap
Chandler
Wayne
City Kittenball League
Jack
May
Betty Webster
Council Proceedings
Cholly
Bess
Jove
Brooklyn Eagle
F. Platte
George Wescott
Frank Sager
Hi. J. Stumme
Sil
Sheriff’s Sale
Geiser & Donahue
New Hampton
J. H. Schwake
Fred Rewoldt
Siegel
Ewald Miller
Cotte
Better Homes & Gardens
Hollywood
McCall’s Magazine
Pathfinder
Pictorial Review
True Confessions
Radioland
Ats
the Country Home
The
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Gentlewoman
Home Circle
Household Magazine
Woman's World
Crane Creek
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