Please Under NRA Rules Labor Control Shifts Discussed
Marches On An dian reports unions could rise to 2600000 members, threatening government power and wage prosperity. Commentary notes industry gains from free union labor, fears over labor dominance, while criticizing crime suppression and foreign policy, including gold markets and new cancer theory.
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NRA
Green
Americal Federation of Labor
United States
Gron Labor
United
Red Cross Drive Opens November First Campaign
The local Red Cross begins its Roll Call in the Tripoli District the week of November 13 inviting adults to join. Rev. E. F. Byers will chair the effort with a large volunteer committee guiding the membership campaign. The article notes the Red Cross aid during recent disasters and the need for local support to cover overhead costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
United States
Red Cross
Acts of Congress
Farm Board
Congress
California
National Red Cross
Tripoli
E. F. Byers
Armistice Program Set for Saturday in Tripoli
Armistice day events in Tripoli Saturday November 11 led by Bockhaus-Bartels post No 356 American Legion. Members meet at Legion hall, march 10 45 a m with high school band to flag base on Main street, then to opera house for program including America, invocation, Legion ceremony reading Armistice Day by Darlene Buls, Lutheran girls choir Now Freely I Offer, address Rev E A Hanff, and Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Bockhaus-Bartels Post No. 356
American Legion
Legion Hall
Main Street
opera _ gr
Darlene Buls
Lutheran Girls’ Choir
E. A. Hanff
Surprised on Their Silver Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Holmes of this city celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a Sunday surprise planned by children and relatives. Guests shared an afternoon meal and a large anniversary cake baked by their daughter Elvira. The Holmes couple wed November 5, 1908 at Waverly and have lived in Tripoli since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Holmes
Elvira
John Wedemeier
John Wedemeier, Jr
Werner Wedemeier
Denver
Otto Wedemeier
Will Wedemeier
Carl Wedemeier
Sumner
John Mahnke
Arthur
Rueben Judas
Waverly
Elmer Rieck
Fred Schnurstein
Henry Skeries
August Hesse
Art Towne
Dwain
Herman Kleis
Martha
Ella Kuker
Lulu Peters
Maxine
Lena Lamb
Hans Nielsen
Willford Speaks At Legion Meet In Waterloo
Congressman A C Willford of Waterloo spoke at the Bockhaus Bartels American Legion post meeting in the Legion hall Monday. He described Washington news, met the President and NRA administrator Hugh Johnson, and explained the Economy Bill. The evening included talks by Dr E C Claus, visitors from Hudson and Waterloo, turtle stew, and music by Glenn Byers and his Aristocrats of Rhythm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Willford
Waterloo
Legionaires
Tripoli
Bockhaus-Bartels
American Legion
Legion Hall
Willford
Washington
Hugh Johnson
NRA
E. C. Claus
Third District
Hudson
Glenn Byers
Visitations at Tripoli Schools Highlight Thursday Schedule
The Tripoli schools invite the public to visit tomorrow morning or evening with a 7 00 PM session and 6 30 AM bell. A Junior Class Play is set for Friday November 10 a royalty piece, while a football clash with Sumner and Tripoli headlines Armistice Day festivities at 2 00 PM. Players Hahn Frese Gerlach Harmening Bennett shine with noted runs. Miss Minnie Schwem of Waterloo visited with her father C G Schwem and sister Vada over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School Noes
Tripoli
Sumner
Hahn
Frese
Gerlach
Harmening
Bennett
Thirty Counties Open to Pheasant Shooting in 1933
The State Fish and Game Commission announces thirty counties may offer legal pheasant hunting during the 1933 season. Three male Ringneck pheasants may be shot between noon and five p m on November 10 11 17 18 25 and 28 in specified northern and southern portions of many counties north and south of Federal Highway 18. Possession limit is two days.
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State Fish and Game Commission
Lyon
Oscella
Dickinson
Emmet
Winnebago
Louix
O’brien
Clay
Palo Alto
Kossuth
Hancock
Sioux, O’brien, Clay, Palo Alto
Kossuth Counties
Miss Elda Bunger Weds Joe Giarratano in Chicago
Relatives report the October 28 ceremony at Chicago Temple First Methodist Church uniting Miss Elda Bunger of Marshalltown and Joe Giarratano. The couple, both from Marshalltown, will reside at 404 East Boone Street after visiting relatives and a milestone trip. Mrs. Giarratano trained as a nurse at Evangelical Deaconess hospital, graduating in June 1932.
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Elda Bunger
Joe Giarratano
Marshalltown
Chicago Temple First Methodist Church
Giarratano
East Boone Street
Fred Bunger
Tripoli High School
Evangelical Deaconess Hospital
Bunger
Erwin Bunger
Farm loan approvals total 452000 in Shell Rock area
Shell Rock reports 452000 in farm mortgage loans closed or awaiting closing via Jim Charter, secretary of Butler County National Farm Loan Association. Land bank loans reach 138500 and commissioner loans 7800. ongoing closings complete the total. Mr. Carter notes improved handling of federal land bank applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Rock
Jim Charter
Butler County National Farm Loan Association
Commissioner
Federal Land Bank
Carter
Juniors 10 Give Their Class Play
The Junior Class Play Three Strikes You're Out debuts Friday Nov. 10 at the Opera House. Samuel Phelps hosts a famed baseball star Dizzy Wynne whose antics spark chaos as romance and mistaken motives unfold among a large ensemble cast led by Lela Selek Carroll Nevermann Lois Frese Minnie Kanks Lydia Skeries Dizzy Wynne Howard Rebholz and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Samuel Phelps
Dizzy Wynne
Mr. Phelp
Russel Rogers
Lou Phelps
Dizzy
Minne Kanks
Lavinia Pelps
Hexter Trad Phelps
Hexter Traddon
Lita
Edward Patter
Lela Selek
Carrol Nevermann
Lois Phelps
Lois Frese
Minnie Kanks
Lydia Skeries
Howard Rebholz
Ethel Potter
Beverly Rohrssen
Edward Potter
Edward Bennett
Mortimer Weldon
Oscar Gerlach
Lita Weldon
Roberta Brewer
Russell Rogers
Stanley Gehrke
Hester Trader
Ruby Bathke
John J. Chadwick Observes Birthday in Waterloom City
John J. Chadwick marked his 89th birthday with a dinner at his home on Saturday. Attendees included his sons J Aldis Chadwick Roy W Chadwick and friends from Waterloo New Hampton Floyd and local residents. He remains active, recalls Civil War memories, and is the city's sole surviving veteran with Bremer County down to four Civil War vets.
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J. J. Chadwick
Chadwick
J. Aldis Chadwick
New Hampton
Roy W. Chadwick
Waterloo
F. A. Blanchard
George Pett
Bremer County
Hullman Breaks Leg in Fall at Club Cafe
T. C. Bee Hullman editor of the Waverly Journal injured Sunday morning after slipping on Feast Bremer Avenue steps at the Club Cafe. Fractured leg in two places below the knee. Taken to Mercy hospital, cast applied, then returned home to convalesce for several weeks.
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Waverly
T. C
Bee
Hullman
The
Waverly Journal
Feast Bremer Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Peters Mourning Death Of Their Son Donald Readlyn Child Dies After Illness
Mr and Mrs Wm Peters of southeast of Tripoli mourn the death of their 10 year old son Donald after a week long illness. Funeral services from the home Friday at 1 pm, then at St Matthew Lutheran Readlyn with Rev C Meyer officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
Wm. Peters
Tripoli
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
Readlyn
Rev. C. Meyer
Roehling Pipho Nuptials in County Seat
Miss Mary Roehling and Lawrence Pipho, both of this city, united in marriage last Thursday afternoon at St Pauls Lutheran church. Rev R C Schlueter performed the ceremony in the presence of relatives and friends. The couple were attended by Miss Wanda Wilharm and Lawrence Matthias. They will reside in this city where Pipho works as truck driver for the Farmers Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Roehling
Lawrence Pipho
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
R. C. Schlueter
Wanda Wilharm
Lawrence Matthias
Pipho
Phipo
Farmer's Exchange
Local notables and visits headline city life
Mr. C Hardwig is elected vice president of the American Federation of Lutheran Brotherhood at a Chicago convention. The Marshall Canning Company finishes a two week mixed vegetable run. Mrs Emma Osier heads to Davenport for winter with daughter Emmaroy. Mrs Glen Privat and son Jimmy visit from Seattle, meeting her parents in town before traveling to Minneapolis. Mrs Bert Babcock recovers from abdominal surgery at Mer y hospital and plans return home with possible further procedures. Ray Babcock and wife return from Aurora. Dan Donovan of Oklahoma City and John Donovan of Green Bay attend to their mother’s illness and death and depart. Miss Elizabeth Donovan of Washington, DC stays longer before returning to duties. Ray Goodspeed departs for hunting in Fort Frances, Ontario. Mrs Ted Ritter travels to University Hospital in Iowa City for treatment. Gordon Goodspeed and family visit from Lindenville, NY. Gish and Young families voyage to California for winter. MecAffee to Monterey Park. Paul E Methfessel of the city, chemical engineering graduate, has accepted a new position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hardwig
American Federation of Lutheran Brotherhood
Chicago
Hardwig
Marshall Canning Company
Emma Osier
Davenport
Emmaroy
Glen Privat
Jimmy
Seattle
Washington
G. O. Vanderveer
Vanderveer
Minneapolis
Ray Babcock
Aurora
Dan Donovan
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
John Donovan
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Elizabeth Donovan
Washington, D. C
Ray Goodspeed
Fort Frances
Ontario
Canada
Ted Ritter
University Hospital
Iowa City
Gordon Goodspeed
Lindenville
New York
R. H. Goodspeed
Henry Gish
Jerome Young
Almeda McAffee
California
Gish
Young
MecAffee
Monterey Park
Paul E. Methfessel
Town State College
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H. L. Kelly
Robert Kelley
Monroe
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Barney Phelps
Floyd Smith
A. H. Niewehner
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Jim Behrens
Wm. Koch
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