Sagert Cafe Gets New Floor In Denver This Week
Workmen install a new floor at the Sagert Cafe during the current week. Various local residents receive care or travel notices, including Miss Lucinda Brandt undergoing a second operation in Mercy hospital at Waverly and John DeVries with George Schrader discharged from reforestation camp duties for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagert
Lucinda Brandt
Mercy Hospital
Waverly
Fred Heidemann
Theo Drape
Chicago
American Legion
John Hunemueller
Waterloo
John Noettger
Co. R. Cronk
Herman Kehe
Cedar Falls
Harry Steege
St. Paul’s Evangelical
Dorothy Ann
Henry Prestien
Fredericksburg
John W. Bruns
John DeVries
George Schrader
Local Social Notices From Pottery Area
Community brief listing visits and calls in Potter Siding Tripoli Waterloo Charles City Sumner and nearby areas. People mentioned include Ervin Kirchhoff Will Lohmann Arnold Pries Henry Tegtmeier Herman Tegtmeier Adela Nadean August Fredericks Bunger Behrends Kreuger Kallenback Mei er Lohmann Schumacher Kuker Redies Harms Harmening Pichelman and Schnurstein with condolences on a death at St Joseph's New Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin Kirchhoff
Chicago
Will Lohmann
Waterloo
Henry Stromer
Arnold Pries
Will Kuker
Henry Tegtmeier
Tripoli
Herman Tegtmeier
Fred Lohmann
Adela
August Fredericks
Nadean
Henry Lohmann
Herman Schumacher
Ernest Kuker
Bremer
Ernest Redies
August Kelling
Elwar
Charles City
John Lamprecht
Sumner
Wm. Kuker
Will Harmening
Louie Kuker
Henry Heine, Sr
Herman Harms
Wilbur Harmening
Herman Pichelman
Wilmer Schnurstein
St. Joseph’s Hospital
New Hampton
Artesian birthday observance and local gatherings
Relatives and friends gathered at the E H Homan home Sunday for Mrs Homan birthday anniversary. Mrs C J Meier helped at the Hans Wettengel home. A number from here attended Henry Tegtmeier's funeral in Tripoli Sunday. Drape accompanied Theo to Chicago for the fair returning Thursday. Wm Luther and family and C J Meier’s family attended a birthday party at Wm Steege’s east of Denver Friday. A H Huck and family visited Paul Schafer Sunday. Elvera Hopple spent Sunday afternoon with Clara Kallenbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Homan
C. J. Meier
Wm. Steege
Denver
A. H. Huck
Paul Schaefer
Elvera Hopple
Clara Kallenbach
John Moeller
Fred Rathe
W. J. Peters
Herman Niedert
Fred Holm
Herman Kirchhoff
Lucille Peters
Bernice Westendorf
Fremont No. 8
Art Tegtmeier
H. H. C. Tegtmeier
Fred Tegtmeier
Fred Dohrmann
Leota
Will Dohrman
John Wolfgram
Henry Blasberg
Minnie Peters
John Sassman
Rudolph Ludwig
Aaron
Leslie Peters
Minnie
Elsie
Peters
Fred Nieman
Robert
Elda Wolfgram
Will Rathe
Clara Rathe
Otto Lehmkuhl
Minnesota
Fred Dohrman
Carl Klemp
Eunice Peters
Viola Peters
Florence Hesse
Theo. Peters
Difficulty Writing Job Application Pieces
A dialogue shows a woman asking for guidance on writing an application for an expert amanuensis role. She struggles with spelling while her counterpart interrogates what holds her back, revealing uncertainty about proper terminology. The exchange highlights obstacles in formal expression and language confidence.
Old Tripoli Social Roundup Trails Local Movements
Henry Bergman and brother Will drove to Frederika on Wednesday. Will Jahnke and family attended the Nellie Tegtmeier sale. Henry Heideman and family motor to Waverly. Eva Henning and Old Tripoli pupils hiked in the woods. Andrew Carstensens visited Sumner. Funeral attendees of H A Tegtmeier included Plagens Gaede Heide man Schumacher and others. Numerous visits and guests circled Tripoli area through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bergman
Will
Frederika
Will Jahnke
Henry Heideman
Nellie Tegtmeier
Geo. H. Heideman
Howard
Tripoli
H. A. Tegtmeier
Herman Plagens
Ruben
Louie Gaede
Mattie
Will Schumacher
Charles
Isabelle Tegtmeier
Erwin
Edwin Gaede
Howard Heideman
Mary Carstensen
Will Leverenz
Carl Nolte
Near Sumner
Albert Ostrogge
James
Adolph Hoelling
Arlene
Westgate
E. A. Carstensen
John Tegtmeier
Sumner
Roland Grey
Fayette
Martha Plagens
George Carstensen
Cedar Falls
Andrew Carstensen
Orville Eick
Warner Tegtmeier
Davenport
Arthur Hennings
Bremer
Siegfried
Social visiting and family gatherings in South of Tripoli
A string of Sunday and Thursday visits described among Moellers Peters Rathe Kirchhoff and related families in South of Tripoli area. Notable mentions include birthday observances at several homes and relatives visiting in Minnesota with various Peters and Rathe family members. The news also notes rising tensions as Russia expels German reporters amid international friction with Germany Japan and Mussolini.
Surprised on Their Fortieth Wedding Anniversary
Readlyn notices Mr and Mrs H H Meyer celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with a Sunday gathering at their home south of Klinger. Pastor Theo Frese delivered a Psalm 119:54 themed address. Many relatives and old friends attended, including former bridesmaids and best men. The evening featured visiting and reminiscing with numerous local families and residents from the Readlyn area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readlyn
H. H. Meyer
Klinger
Theo, Frese
J. W. Kehe
L. H. Meyer
Herman Spier
Nick Rommell
L. C. Meyer
Wilbert
Mervin
Horton
August Schlowitz
Ruth
Darlene
Edwin Meyer
Duane
Victor
Edwin Rathe
Donald
Verna
Vernice
Harold Meyer
Theo. Frese
Edmund
Ted
Walter
F. G. Torgler
Olga
Gertrude
Herman Rathe
Amanda
Marlyn
Reinhold
Arnold
Gerald
Raymond
Irma
Violet
John Spier
Ernest Spier
Earl
Dorothy Rommell
Senator
Paul
Chas
Boehme
Laura
Agnes
Norma Dierks
Jacob Herman
John Matthias
Lester
Glennys
Sarah Hueser
John Kehe
London
Otto Meyerhoff
Sumner
Herman Thran
County Seat News Items of Interest Continued From Page 1
Miss Dorothy Flood of this city wed Forrest B Bodell of Waterloo in Waterloo at the Methodist church. The Bodells will reside in Waterloo where he is employed in a hotel. Several local residents attended a Waterloo deanery council meeting. Bremer county Sunday school convention set for Oct 13 at the Methodist church. Waverly records show 133 tuition paying students, high enrollment in the high school tops history. Several local figures faced hospital stays, marriages, and deaths, including community members in Mercy hospital and New Hampton funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Flood
Forrest BE. Bodell
Waterloo
al Flood
Bodell
A. T. Leslie
W. H. Mooney
George Hunt
L. F. Diestler
C. W. T. Shemidt
Fargo
North Dakota
Mary
Celia
Steve Selbig
Gail Jackson
Mercy Hospital
Will Testorff
George Walternate
Kathryn Sullivan
University Hospital
Iowa City
Kate E. Sullivan
Charley Bills
Edna Harmening
Leo J. Baker
Lutheran Church
Washington
Iowa
Carnation Milk Products Company
Calico
R. V. Leach
Baker
Clara Hayes
Waverly
Waverly High School
R. C. Schlueter
Madison
Wis
R. W. Chase
Moline
Bremer Avenue
Morey
W. D. Fullerton
St John s Lutheran Observes Missions With Bilingual Services
St John s Lutheran to hold a mission festival with a 10 30 morning service in German led by Rev F Sauerbrey of Elma and a 2 00 afternoon service in English led by Rev R Schlueter of Waverly. Sauerbrey will give a German address and choirs will sing. offerings go to missions. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church
F. Sauerbrey
Elma
R. Schlueter
Waverly
Miss V. Schnurstein Honored At Shower
The St. John's Lutheran senior choir hosted a farewell party Monday at Rev. E. A. Hanff's home for Miss Valitha Schnurstein, longtime organist, who was presented a floor lamp. She married Tuesday to Henry C. Rogge of Oelwein and will reside there after a trip to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Church
E. A. Hanff
Valitha Schnurstein
Transfers Recorded for Week Ending September 29 1933
Emma K Beck transfers to Earl George et al for $1 in section 22 93 14 Gladys George et al transfer to Emma K Beck for $1 in sections 36 27 93 14 A P Colburn referee transfers to Ruth Cooper for $390 involving lots 3 and 4 block 51 Harmon LeValleys addition to Waverly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County Abstract Company
Emma K. Beck
Earl George
Gladys George
A. P. Colburn
Ruth Cooper
Harmon & LeValley
Waverly
Five World Centers of Crop Origins per Vavilov Findings
Russian geneticist Vavilov identified five primary centers for crop origins. Afghanistan contributed bread wheat beans peas lentils carrots and pomegranates. Southeast Asia supplied naked oats barleys millet soybeans fruits and likely rice. The Mediterranean and Abyssinian regions yielded oats peas flax vegetables durum wheat and hulled barley. The New World including Mexico Peru and Chile was home to potatoes Jerusalem artichokes maize tobacco and cottons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vavilov
Afghanistan
Southeast Asia
Mediterranean
New World
Mexico
Peru
Chile
Jerusalem
Hospital says patient shows improvement after lung illness
Relatives report the patient at the university hospital is improving from a long illness after undergoing a couple of operations for lung trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Hospital
Woman 77 Has Not Slept Since Easter 1911
Budapest Mrs. Rachel Sagi a 77 year old peasant woman from Cegled central Hungary holds the world record in nonstop sleeplessness She has not slept in 22 years last nap Easter Sunday 1911 Medical experts find no physical cause neurasthenia She spends nights praying doing house work sometimes weeping distressed by her malady The other known Hungary sleepless champion is clerk J Kern who lost sleep in 1918 after a bullet destroyed a nervous center at the Italian front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Rachel Sagi
Cegled
Hungary
Neurastheny
J. Kern
Cactus Juice Processing Described in Plant Extraction
Harvested cactus roots are dried in the desert then shipped to a factory. They are boiled under 400 pounds of pressure at 212 to 215 degrees Fahrenheit to extract the plant’s active principle. The result is a pale yellow liquid with a weak organic acid and low acidity index, noncorrosive to metals. Lime and magnesium salts are used to neutralize the juice.
Ancient Races and Odd Wedding Contests
The article recalls historic foot racing from Greece to eighteenth century England. It notes grim feats where runners collapsed after events and describes wedding day races in northern England where guests sprinted from church to the bride’s home for ribbons, then back for the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal Herald
England
St. Giles’ Fields
London
Hyde Corner
Brentford
A Man's Life Excerpt Reveals Labor MP's Mother
From Jack Lawson Labor Member of Parliament, the passage describes his mother's strict code and discipline. She taught strength, honesty, and resilience, warning against weakness and ensuring his family faced adversity without complaint. The memoir fragment reflects personal values shaping a political figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lawson
Labor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leader
23Rd St
Old Tripoli
Russia
Germany
Berlin
Japan
Mussolini
Everett Schallenberger
Des Moines
Clarice Helmer
Frank Lamb
Bernard Fosselman
Peter Fosselmann
East Grand Rapids
Minn
Leo Duggan
Dubuque
Mr. Duggan
Joe
Sunnycrest Sanitarium
ST. John’s Lutheran
V. Schnurstein
Fai
North Lagoon
Folger’s Coffee
Ohio
Libby
Royal Anne Cherries
Bartlett Pears
Fernbrook
Hershey’s
Tripoli Mercantile Co
Tripol
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