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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1933
Page
5
Notices list visits and social events across Waterloo and surrounding towns including C. G. Schwem family, J. H. Nevermann illness, Rev. Hanff’s trip to Waverly, and multiple invitations and gatherings. Names include Minnie Schwem, Leo Droste, Ray Nieth, August Wendt, Karl Kowalsky, and local households. Community activities feature sewing circles, church auxiliary meetings, and family visits through early October.
The column records multiple health updates at Mercy hospital in Waverly and Borchert hospital with Mrs. Krueger and Mrs. Lahman undergoing operations. It also lists numerous social visits, homecomings, baptisms, birthdays, travel to Chicago and Waterloo, and community gatherings involving families from Tripoli, Traer, Readlyn, and surrounding towns.
Congregational Church notes list morning worship with holy communion at 10 30 a m Sunday school at 9 30 a m Christian Endeavor at 8 00 p m and choir practice Thursday at 8 00 p m under minister E Forrest Byers.
No services or Sunday school at St. Peter's Ev. Church Sunday as Pastor Theo A. Thomas attends the general conference in Cincinnati from October 3 to 10. For pastoral needs call Rev. K. Pfeiffer in Siegel or another pastor. Weekly meetings proceed as usual.
St John s Lutheran Church led by Pastor E A Hanff hosts a mission festival with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and a German service at 10 30 a m Rev F Sauerbrey of Elma Iowa preaches while English sermons follow at 2 p m by Rev R Schlueter of Waverly and Rev Sauerbrey. Choirs directed by Mrs V Roggee and Miss Agnes Lenz perform morning and afternoon. Special mission offerings. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Edgelecks Thursday. choir rehearsals Thursday evening. Catechetical instruction ends excerpt.
The hour glass spider is of ordinary size with a globoid shiny black abdomen. A curious red hour-glass shaped marking appears under the abdomen, and sometimes several red dots decorate it.
A light domestic exchange between a young father and mother. The father laments the baby has eaten dog biscuit, while the mother retorts that Fido often eats the baby’s food, and the issue is dismissed with humor.
The Sassman home hosted a Sunday gathering to celebrate Mrs. John Sassman Jr’s birthday, with numerous relatives attending from Readlyn, New Hampton, Denver, and local areas. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Sassman Sr, John Tiedt family, and many others as part of a daylong visitation.
A playful exchange highlights views on a good partner. Jack praises a wife who bakes bread while Jill retorts that a good husband rises with the dough in the hour of knead.
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