Warren Towns Pints Guests and Local Events
Mr and Mrs Ernest Rucker and family hosted relatives and friends on Sunday. Waverly visitors included Henry Kirk Henry Hennings and sons Arthur and Edwin. A Jahnke pavilion dance with Bob Schneider's orchestra drew a large crowd. The Bremer community hosted multiple visitors for confirmations and family gatherings at Hennings Haus and adjacent homes. A Warren No 4 school picnic and program occurred with Bertha Thicking as teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Rucker
Henry Kirk
Henry Hennings
Arthur
Edwin
Jahnke
Bob Sehneider
Sarah Wedemeier
Clarence
Albert Jahnke
August Flege
Velda
Cecil Taylor
Bremer
Biermann
Henry Eick
Place
Waverly
George Allen
Waterloo
Elmer
Will Blume
Herbert
Tripoli
John Wohlsein
Elsie
Spring Branch
Emil Pries
Anna
Arthur Pries
Harold
B. Henning
Will Oestmann
John Hagenow
Delia Pries
Irving Arns
Mercy Hospital
Erwin Wedemeier
Warren School
Bertha Thicking
Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Church of
Nick Schanver
Emil Heine
Wm. Wendt
Gust Buchholz
Window Pane to Hymn Fame for Harriet Auber
A writer in a small English village penned the words of Our Blest Redeemer while confined at home. She later carved the hymn on her window pane, and it has since been sung by countless voices in many languages worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Auber
Local Social Visits and Celebrations Near Buck Creek
Buck Creek area residents shared Sunday visits with Herman Zell and Hilda Rieck. A fifth wedding anniversary near Oran drew many relatives. John Seehase family planned a trip to Waterloo. Silver wedding anniversary near Readlyn observed by Wm Moeller relatives. John Sell family joined a birthday surprise at Wm Heideman home near Tripoli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Knoploh
Herman Zell
John H. Sell
Hilda Rieck
Sumner
Werner Poehler
Oran
John Seehase
Carl Seehase
Waterloo
Wm. Moeller
Readlyn
Readlyn Area Couples Celebrate Final Weekend Events
East of town Will Gade and others visited Readlyn area as families attended milestone anniversaries. Ervin Schwabe and daughter joined Will Weiskirch visitors. several couples observed a 25th wedding anniversary at Will Moeller home near Readlyn. A Buck Creek 15th anniversary gathering also took place at Otto Buhr home. Henry Seehase cut lumber this past week. Herbert Judisch and wife were Waverly callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Gade
Oelwein
Ervin Schwabe
Will Weiskirch
Ervin Volker
Theodore Stahlhut
Will Rieck
Will Schnadt
Theodore Kasemeier
Bert Sehnacht
Will Moeller
Readlyn
Henry Seehase
Herbert Judisch
Otto Buhr
Buck Creek
Turkish girl promotes American gym teaching in Asia Minor
Guzine Ihsan, daughter of a former Smyrna governor, returns to Angora with a master’s in hygiene instruction to train teachers of physical education. She aims to spread American teamwork through Anatolia and organize adult gymnastics for Turkish officials in the capital.
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Asia Minor
Guzine Thsan
Smyrna
Department of Hygiene and Sien Instruction
Wellesly College
Angora
Anatolia
Ihsan
Turkey
America
Black Walnut of California Not For Commerce Orchard Use
L R Cody Santa Clara county horticultural commissioner notes the black walnut is misnamed as the black sheep of the walnut family. The shell is hard to crack making nuts unsuitable commercially, though trees serve ornamental purposes. Some trees become pest breeding sites spreading to English walnut groves.
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California
L. R. Cody
Santa Clara County
Waverly Pole Vaulter Places Third At State Meet
Waverly high school pole vaulter Lyle Carpenter tied for third at the Iowa state meet in Ames, clearing 11 feet 6 inches as Martin of Traer set a new record at 12 feet 51 inches. The county notes also mention family visits, local society events, and community happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mooney
Lyle Carpenter
Waverly
Ames
Carpenter
Martin
Traer
P. BE. C. Society
E. A. Sager
Harlington
Art Sauerbrei
Little Home Cafe
West Bremer Avenue
Home Cafe
John Buhman
Irving Arns
Mercy Hospital
Jane
Ellen Buehner
Ellen
J. W. A. Rohlf
Iowa State Medical Society
Des Moines
Rohlf
Lester Lynch
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Pocahontas
Carl Bahlman Ar
Immigrants Plan Extended Visit Near Butler County Line
The couple from Germany said they will stay long term with their son Fred Bahlman who lives southwest of the city on the Butler county line. If they like the country, they will not return to their homeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Fred Bahlman
Butler
Tax Sale Notice to Jay E Kelly Bremer County Iowa 1922
Tax sale notice states Waverly court house sold delinquent real estate to W C Schlaberg on December 4 1922. Property located west of river in northwest quarter of southeast quarter of section 9 township 92 range 14 west of the fifth principal meridian. Redemption expires 90 days after service. deed to be issued if not redeemed. Dated May 26 1991.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay E. Kelly
Bremer County
Towa
Waverly
Said County
Said
W. C. Schlaberg
Indians Ban Medicine Man in Alaska Brotherhood
The Alaska Native Brotherhood adopted resolutions at Ketchikan condemning fortune tellers medicine men and witchcraft saying Indian doctors and related practices are fakes and unlawful for members to visit even for fun or curiosity. The stance reflects a push to suppress traditional practices among the tribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Alaska Native Brotherhood
Ketchikan
Brotherhood
Lois Frese Wins Poppy Poster Contest Prize
In a junior high poppy poster contest Lois Frese won first prize a school diary while Arnold Kolwasky took second prize a fountain pen and Eversharp pencil. Posters were judged on neatness and expressiveness of the poppy message and displayed in local business windows by the American Legion Auxiliary sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Frese
Arnold Kolwasky
American Legion Auxiliary
Clemenceau's Paris Study Kept As Unofficial Museum
The Rue Franklin apartment where Georges Clemenceau died is not yet a national museum. Albert, the late statesman's loyal valet, maintains it as an unofficial museum with the study just as it was left. Visitors seek access to see the memoirs work space, the desk calendar reading November 24, 1929, and Clemenceau's quil pen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemenceau
Rue Franklin
Paris
Georges Clemenceau
Albert
M. Clemenceau
Stamp Out Disease in Port Health Control Record
The public health service states domestic port control and foreign port medical inspection were so effective last year that no quarantinable disease imports occurred. A few contagious cases arose on ships but were isolated at quarantine hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Health Service
Two Widows to Be Hanged in Szolnok Prison
Budapest court of appeals confirms sentences against two women convicted of poisoning their husbands. They are to be hanged in Szolnok prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
Court of Appeals
Szolnok
Carving for Ruler Four Million Pieces of Wood Work
Jean Louis d'Esque, a carpenter on the American motor ship West Cusseta, will use four million wood pieces to craft a screen with 200 wooden butterflies. The collection will be presented to the ex-maharaja of Indore, India. Butterflies and freezes will be wood carved by d'Esque, who estimates two yen to complete the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Louis d’Esque
West Cusseta
Indore
India
d’Esque
Tanitian
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Bell System
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