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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1933
Page
8
The Frederika public school will close Friday May 19 for the annual school community picnic. Senior class exercises will be held that day. A long list of local residents and guests are noted visiting or calling in Frederika and nearby towns over the weekend.
Charles Ladage was operated on at Mercy hospital in Waverly on Wednesday afternoon. his condition is reported satisfactory. Ernest Ladage and Mrs. Henry Drape with Rev. C. G. Gerlach visited him on Thursday at Waverly. Ernest Hoppenworth and Chas Schwemm planned attendance at Rev. Henry Kumpf’s 20th wedding anniversary in Luanna Sunday. Various relatives and friends spent time at the Schwemm and Biermann homes, with birthday and visiting gatherings noted. Temperance note urges workmen to have five-cent beer, predicting brewer cooperation if taxes remain manageable.
Spring Fountain notes two cars bearing ownership details under investigation. Albert Carroll operates the duplicate vehicle in Chickasaw county and is under arrest pending inquiry. A horse injury to Fred Sell required stitches and left eye swelling with no broken bones. Numerous local visits and teaching appointments are listed, including Mona Aubrey closing a Le Roy school term and Alice Born teaching next year.
Mrs George Griner and son William Mrs Louie Moehlis and Carl Moehlis visited Readlyn Saturday. Henry Bohle Jr honored at birthday surprise. John Schneider Alvin Nuss families visited in Denver area. Carl Meier daughter visited Henry Meier home. Ed Walker daughters visited Emma Meier and Dayton No 2 picnic attended by about 70. Norma Volker taught last year and Esther H Meier will teach next year.
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