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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1934
Page
8
A historical note credits a correspondent team for gathering material and compiling reports. The item highlights the collective effort of Leader’s large correspondent staff without detailing specific investigations, dates, or names.
Fremont residents and many area families shared visits and calls at multiple homes including Waterloo New Hampton Readlyn Waverly and Tripoli over the week. Attendees included the Peters Ganske Nolting Everding Eichman and Hay families with various relatives and friends noted across gatherings and church events.
A Frederika community report notes a full house for the Frederika high school operetta by the glee clubs in Douglas No. 1 led by Miss Margaret Kolthoff of New Hampton. A homecoming from the Ladies' Aid Society drew many friends from Fredericksburg, Sumner, Waterloo, and other towns. Additional events included Adele Rewoldt hosting a Halloween party with festive decorations, 500 card games, and prizes. a mis cutting shower for Ruth Barker. a birthday party in Waterloo for Clayton Hoel. and multiple family visits and hospital notes including Charles Gray’s tonsillectomy at St. Joseph’s hospital in New Hampton. The piece also lists celebratory anniversaries and visits across Tripoli, Sumner, and nearby communities.
A church announce plans for a Genesis flood topic with a prominent member pledging to head the subscription list. He will donate $1,000 to relieve the suffering of Genesians and then depart to play golf.
Mr and Mrs Henry Hennings and family and others visited near Spring Branch to honor Mrs Wohlsein on her birthday. Emil Pries and Anna and William Oestman hosted at August Flege home near Waverly. Eick Wunderlich visitors at Emil Michael home Sunday evening. Elda Struck from Old Tripoli visited Mildred Hennings. Henry Hennings and Mrs Arthur Hennings hosted guests and celebrated Henrys 25th birthday. Emil Wente and family visited William Wente home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hagenow hosted visitors including Reinhardt Lange and family on Sunday. Albert Jahnke, who was ill, received visits from his son and daughter in Old Tripoli. The L Y P S group at Trinity Lutheran plans a business meeting Wednesday at 8 30 p.m. F F Moeller of Artesian and wife visited at Albert Moeller's home Sunday evening. Ervin Wedemeier and Lavern Krueger were guests at Lavern Krueger's home Sunday.
A crowded Sunday in Spring Fountain features visits among Holm Bodermann Schmadeke and Volker families, birthday celebrations for Mardel Mae, and a St John Lutheran Ladies Aid comforter activity. Attendees include Revern Holm Albert Reich John Struck Alvin Sommer Maxine Darlene Lavenne Hill Ford Meyer and others.
Sunday gatherings spread across Buck Creek with multiple households hosting relatives and friends. Families from Judisch Moehlis Hochberger and Sommerfeld households welcomed guests from Waverly Cedar Falls Waterloo Westgate and Arthur South Dakota for birthdays and commemorations.
A brief quote from the Cincinnati Enquirer contrasts moods in a winter scene. The cheerful speaker notes a grand winner while the gloomy listener retorts with sarcasm about his skid chains and radiator antifreeze business.
Retired after twenty years with North western Bell in Waverly she served as chief operator and night operator. An ostrich purse with a card signed by W E T Bell was presented. A dinner at Black's Tea Room honored her service.
The Christian Home Orphanage in Council Bluffs Iowa cares for about five hundred homeless children annually. Founded fifty two years ago it is non sectarian and funded entirely by voluntary gifts from across the United States. The institution runs its own school hospital and a department for aged women and appeals for Thanksgiving and Christmas offerings to keep the doors open and feed and care for destitute children.
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold its regular money meeting at the Legion hall on Tuesday November 12 at o o’clock. After the business, numbers will be given for entertainment. Members are urged to be present. Hostess will be W. H. Warner. Renew your subscription to Ty Leader now.
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