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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1933
Page
8
Simple filled mince cookies recipe with shortening brown sugar eggs sour milk and pastry flour. Bake at 400 degrees for about ten minutes after chilling rolling and pairing rounds with canned mincemeat filling.
Miss Beryl Kelsey visited Old Tripoli school Tuesday afternoon. Several families shared visits and social calls across Tripoli and nearby farms including the Heideman, Struck, Kammeyer, Plagens, Barbnkecht, and Hennings households. Birthday celebrations for C. H. Schmidt and Arthur Hennings were noted with neighbors gathering at multiple homes.
South of Tripoli notices list numerous locals visiting friends and relatives over the weekend. Albert Hunnemueller and family joined by Klemp and Detterding households attended various gatherings at Dohrman Beevers and Wolfgram homes. Fremont No. 8 event drew a crowd and collected 12.15 at the door.
Spring Fountain notes a weekend of visits as families travel to Waterloo and Waverly for gatherings. Louie Meyer, Verla, and relatives shuttle among homes while neighbors attend Legion meetings and host birthday celebrations. Several couples share time at Struck, Gaede and Sell households with card games and supper.
Sumner residents host and visit relatives and friends across Buck Creek area. A birthday surprise for Arlitha at the John H. Sell home. a nine pound baby boy born Nov 2 to Louie Teidt and spouse. multiple Sunday gatherings at Fred Wolf, Paul Sommerfield, Henry Zell, and Wm. Knoploh homes. Chicago trip for Fred Zell family. numerous family greetings and business callers noted.
A correction notes that under New Cases in the District Court the entry should read The Equitable Life Assurance Society vs Henry Henning et al for $6,720.10 and Foreclosure e% se% section 12-92-13. The earlier listing misread the defendant name and divided section numbers.
Miss Aneta Jaschen married Arthur Graening of Denver at St Pauls Lutheran Readlyn on Thursday evening. Attendants were Pauline Graening and Alfred Kallenbach. Prof F G Torglor presided. The couple hosted 66 guests at a wedding dinner, then charivori celebrations followed at the Jaschen home.
First National Bank Waverly sues Thomas Hicks for 12663.85 foreclosure. Tim Clary et al face 12881.79 foreclosure. Adoption of Kenneth West by Meyer family. McCartney vs August Winzenburg landlord's attachment for 330. Gardland & Son sue Ketels for 89.08 transcript judgment. Peirsdorf vs Niemeyer for 40 transcript judgment.
The west town home hosted a family dinner and supper for Mrs. Mary Buchholz to mark her 73rd birthday Saturday November 4. Attending were her children and grandchildren, including Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holmes Readiyn, Mr. and Mrs. August Krueger, Gustave Buchholz and son Lawrence, and Mrs. Rueben Drape with son Vernor, Warren township. The afternoon featured visiting and card playing.
Mr and Mrs John Warnke were honored Sunday by children and grandchildren as relatives gathered to celebrate their 62nd anniversary. Attendees included many Warnke relatives from Sumner Randalia near Frederika and Hawkeye with 11 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. A granddaughter Nor ma Warnke baked the cake, cakes and luncheon followed a 12:30 meal and farewells with best wishes.
Fred Thies observed his 84th birthday Sunday November 5 with a gathering at his son August Thies home in Leroy township. A longtime city resident, he now splits time between the Evangelical parsonage near his son and his own house, still driving and providing veterinary services. Attendees included Chas Wendt, Henry Thies and Robert of Centuria, John Wendt sr and Herman, Henry Wendt, John Wendt jr and family of Chickasaw county, Henry Schroeder of Leroy, and William Wolf. Cards, conversation, and late lunch organized by Mrs. Thies.
Dr. E. C. Claus third district vice commander and Mrs. E. C. Claus Auxiliary County Chairman attended the Third District Legion and Auxiliary Conference at Hampton on Thursday November 2. Mrs. Kelsey served as delegate for the local Auxiliary. The note laments absence of a Sousa march.
The county seat columns note a Buffalo dye firm staff in National Aniline and Chemical Co lab. three scarlet fever cases in town mild in form. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Koch celebrate 25th wedding anniversary. Lloyd Stuffelbeam faces assault charge in Mayor Morey’s court. Lynn Saylor’s baby daughter born in Elmhurst, Illinois. grandmother visiting. Walter Miller family to spend winter in California. Local clergy and civic notices include Catholic Women meeting at St Marys and Rotary Boy Scout party. Louise Christopher and Frane Cretzmeyer visit Richland Wisconsin. Shirley Marie Snodgrass accompanying.
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