Hagemann Sets Clear Stand in Iowa Senate Bid
Fred P. Hagemann, a Democratic U S Senate hopeful from Iowa, outlines his positions at Grundy Center and Marshalltown speeches. He praises opponents, supports a referendum on repealing the Eighteenth Amendment, backs tax reduction, reduced government spending, and accountability for elected officials, arguing voters must direct economy and curb special interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred P. Hagemann
Marshalltown
Iowa
Frederika School Prize Winners and Local Notices
In Frederika primary contests teacher Alta Watt awarded four weeks of spelling prizes to Betty Bergmann Vera Buckendahl Elton Grover Herbert Krueger Howard Richman and Tommie Taylor. Second grade winners were Laverne Kelso and Orville Duecker. Kenneth and Evelyn Sievers earned perfect attendance. Miss Lasola Kirchoff will teach Wilson school Leroy eight months at 75 per month, down from 80. Rev A W Gable to speak at McIntire high commencement May 25. Charles Golding and Victor Alcock drove to Thompson for a boys versus fathers baseball game won 8 to 7 by the boys. Mr and Mrs Claude Shhuffeldt and guests attended the funeral of William Schlitz in Luxemburg aged 83. Mr and Mrs Leon Qualley attended a Sumner educational meeting May 19. Mrs Ray Grover home from Chicago. Mrs Louise Ohlendorf visiting Tri Poli friends. Genevieve Jensen, nursing student, home on two-week vacation. Mr and Mrs Floyd Ager and son Harold and W H Ager spent Sunday at Waverly with Grace Boehmler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederika School
Alta Watt
Betty Bergmann
Vera Buckendahl
Elton Grover
Herbert Krueger
Howard Richman
Tommie Taylor
Laverne Kelso
Orville Duecker
Kenneth
Evelyn Sievers
Charles Golding
Victor Alcock
Thompson
Thompson High School
Claude Shhuffeldt
Frederika
Lester
Fredericksburg
Peter Goodenbour
Tripoli
Luxemburg
Iowa
William Schlitz
Holy Trinity Church
Schiltz
Mary Goodenbour
Leon Qualley
Sumner
Ray Grover
Chicago
Readlyn Community Roundup of Social Events and Visits
Readlyn residents note church group meeting hosted by Mrs F C Torgler and local attendances at a Sumner buttermakers convention. Aug Springborn and George Plock families attended Johanna Peters funeral in town, with many social visits and picnics noted through the week.
Social visits and daily tasks around Old Tripoli
Neighborhood residents share visits and helper duties this week. Mrs Henry Heideman and Mat tie Drewis aided Mrs Geo Heideman with papering and chores on Wednesday and Thursday, with numerous calls and weekend visits among families including Kehe, Meier, Jahnke, Carstensen and Hennings. Several travel to attend religious school in Tripoli, and social rounds continue at multiple homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Heideman
Mattie Drewis
Geo. Heideman
Henry Kehe
Bernice
Elvira
Geo. H. Heideman
Kehe
August Meier
John Barkknecht
Herbert Jahnke
Helen Tucker
Will Jahnke
Art Heine
Ewald Carstensen
Siegfried Struck
Arthur Hennings
Bremer
Henry Niemeier
Will Bergman
Howard
Henry Meier
Andrew Carstensen
Wm. Jahnke
Will Buchholtz
Tripoli
Howard Heideman
George Drewis
Alfred
Alberta Bergman
Lucinda
Elda Struck
Leslie Carstensen
Lucille Meier
Crane Creek notes confinement and visitors in local notices
Crane Creek reflects on Ranetta Michael’s pleurisy confinement. A string of visitors stop by the R. A. Michael home including Clarence Beisner, the Milius family near Denver, Kelling families of Denver and Waverly, H. Seegers, Otto, Herman, Pauline, Weeks of Waverly, Art Bunger with Agnes and Erna, Leo Wilbrandt, and the Landon family of Waterloo among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranetta Michael
Clarence Beisner
C. H
Walter Weeks
Waverly
R. A. Michael
Art Bunger
Agnes
Erna
Leo Wilbrandt
Will Michael
Elma
Local Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Family Gatherings
Fremont area residents share Sunday visits and weekend gatherings with relatives and friends across several households. Notable mentions include Carl Koch and family hosting, Ed Bunger and family outings, and Kieiss, Piegers, and Woodcock families appearing across Waverly and Cedar Falls connections. Events include birthdays and dinners with neighbors and kin.
Osceola families host visits amid illness notes
Friday care call to Mr Barr followed by a busy period of relatives dropping in. Myron Chapin family and Emery Barcus guest at Thursday gathering. Frank Eiehman of Readlyn and Florence visited on Monday. Oelwein guests joined Elston Chapin home Sunday with multiple relatives, Doris Chapin visiting grandparents A D Chapin. J H Franklin hosted visits from Sumner and Topeka relatives including Wallace Franklin and Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Barr
Myron Chapin
Emery Barcus
Frank Eiehman
Florence
Readlyn
Will Sell
Truman Overeen
Jack
Howard Barland
Christine and
Ann Anderson
Mildred Gleason
Oelwein
Elston Chapin
John Franklin
Weinold Schmidt
Merina
Lucille Kammeyer
Herman Miller
Elmer Drape Home
Doris Chapin
A. D. Chapin
Henry Dettmer
Herman Dettmer
Sumner
Elmer Drape
Waterloo
J. H. Franklin
Wallace Franklin
Russell
Topeka
Kansas
Son Russel
Joe Snelling
Theft reported at Spauldings Island log cabin
Charles S Hall of Rockland Maine told police a thief stole the cottage furnishings doors windows and partitions from a two room log cabin built three years ago on Spauldings Island with part of the roof removed in the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Hall
Rockland
Maine
Spauldings Island
Tongue Hung in the Midddle Passing Show Remark
A brief gag from the Passing Show features a quip about conversation. One line jokes that a wife can talk for hours on one subject while another jokes she needs no subject at all.
Steam Ore Process Could Cut Mining Costs
Chief Engineer R.8 Dean of the metallurgical division and coworker John Gross announce a steam explosive shattering method to extract minerals from worthless rock without full pulverizing. Officials say the process, still experimental, may have commercial feasibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. 8. Dean
Bureau of Miney
John Gross
Bureau of Mines
If a man can't argue he'll quar rel
A concise proverb-like note highlighting that lacking argument skill leads to quarreling, implying disputes arise from weak reasoning and communication. It presents a street-level warning about temper and rhetoric rather than formal debate.
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U. S
Grundy Center
United States
Lowa
Frazier Bill
Frazier
Senator Frazier
Senate
Congress
Lasola Kirchoff
A. W. Gable
McIntire High School
Louise Ohlendorf
Genevieve Jensen
Presbyterian Hospital
Floyd Ager
Harold
W. H. Ager
Grace Boehmler
Goodyear
H. H. Buhr
St. Paul’s Church
F. C. Torgler
H. A. Griese
John Strumpel
Springborn
Naperville
Ill
George Plock
Peru
Til
Johanna Peters
A. J. Schumacher
Wm. Everding
Chas. Everding
H. G. Miller
Keokuk
Hugo Pape
Monona
J. W. Oltrogge
Oltrogge
Hulda Jaschen
Herman Matthias
August Widdel
Margaret Ross
Margareta Leyh
Helen Umbaugh
Gladys Hagenow
John Hagenow
Chas. Reske
Miss Mirs
Chas. Mirs
Roselle
Chas. Oltrogge
Albert Oltrogge
John Widdel
Hilda
Mary Poock
Marie
John Hesse
August Hesse
W. Hesse
Fred Oltrogge
Louie Griese
Maxfield
Bardene Nolte
Leota Testdorf
F. B. Schuldt
Denver Hall
Clarence Detterding
Herman Bunger
Art Banger
Dilges
Henry Zander
Ed Erdman
Henry Beisner
Groening
Old Tripoli
Crane Creek
Fremont
Edward Bunger
Herman Banders
Archie Schroeder
James Keough
M. A. Woodcock
George Carstensen
Cedar Falls
EB. A. Kleiss
Reiky Piegers
H. C. Koeneke
Carl Koch
Herbert Hoppenworth
Keniston and
Marlys
Henry Hennings
Keneth Chapin
Otto Lehmkuhl
Will Rathe
H. Poock
F. Brinders
Art Moeller
H. F. Foelske
Fred Barth
Kenneth Burmaster
E. A. Kleiss
Leon
Henry Bunger
Adolph Koch
Walter Aschbrenner
Robert Aschbrenner
Chris Heiligmann
Lydia
Caroline Kiib
Fairbanks
Fred Bunger
Ida
L. C. Warneke
M. E. Chapin
Barcus
Castoria
Batt Millan
Bayer
Lumbago
Harry H. Hagemann
Democratic
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