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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1932
Page
2
A vintage kitchen note offers cookies to satisfy hungry children between meals. It suggests shaped cookies with nuts currants and colored candies and two chocolate cookie formulas with steps including creaming butter adding eggs melting chocolate and baking at moderate heat. The text emphasizes appealing shapes and school lunch inclusion to boost interest in meals.
The Ladies' Aid of St. Paul's Lutheran church in Readlyn rescheduled their meeting for Thursday October 6 after a funeral. Mrs. Herman Matthias will host. The report also lists many local families and social events from the week, including birthdays, visits, and gatherings at several homes.
The quote contrasts knowing how to use with giving good advice, attributed to La Rochefoucauld. It reflects on practical ability versus counsel, suggesting finer skill lies in applying knowledge rather than merely offering guidance.
C E Johnson died at his East Main Street home last week Wednesday morning after years of poor health. Born October 14 1853 in Indiana he lived in Nora Springs Missouri and the West before settling in Sumner twenty years ago. He married Mary Grattly in 1912 and leaves no children. Funeral was held Friday at the United Brethren church with burial in Grove Hill cemetery. A separate injunction petition by five locals and Central States Power and Light seeks to restrain a municipal plant. hearing set for November 8 in Bremer County. Several local residents and visitors are noted, including Harold Koeberle Fred Koch and families, and numerous social visits and operations are listed.
Sunday services at the Methodist church featured Sumner and Westgate congregations with Rev. Gilbert Chalke as principal speaker for morning and afternoon programs. A noon dinner in the dining rooms was followed by a musical program. D. D. Offringa spoke on “The Idealistic Side of Agriculture” and Rev. Chance led the first quarterly conference of the local church.
Orette Hallowell visited his parents Mr and Mrs John Hallowell in Sumner last week He now belongs to Stan Stanley and his recording orchestra of LaCrosse Wisconsin Mr and Mrs George Hill of Waterloo visited here Claude Clifford of Davenport called on friends and relatives Ed Kirchman family moved belongings from Siegfried house to George Garland residence Fred Wolfgram returned Sunday from Milwaukee
A short, reflective line notes that justice is described as blind, removing party, friendship, and kinship from consideration and is thus always represented without bias.
Funeral services for Mrs. Otto Boeckmann were held in Tripoli on Thursday. Local residents and relatives gathered for visits, social calls, and birthday gatherings across Readlyn, Waterloo, and Waverly, with multiple families named among attendees and helpers.
Mattie Drewis returned home from a ten day visit at the Erwin Buhman home on Wednesday afternoon. The Buhman family, including son Erwin, hosted and visited at the Henry Heideman and Geo H Heideman homes. Sumner business callers included Mr and Mrs Henry Heideman and son George. The Schultz family, Mr and Mrs Walter and son Vernis, drove to Waverly on Saturday. Sunday visitors at the Geo H Heideman home included Geo Carstensen of Cedar Falls and Mr and Mrs Henry Hale and family.
Nearby Readlyn Iowa residents and relatives gathered for visits. Mrs Antes Carstensen and family saw Mrs Walter Schultz, Mr and Mrs Henry Heid, Mattie Drewis and son George, and George Carstensen at the Chas Baskins home in Waves. Frank Carstensen from Cedar Falls joined Andrew Carstensen’s family, returning home Monday. Andrew Henninger, employed at the Schumacher farm, and Mrs Harry Heine of near Bremer also stopped by the Heide man home Monday afternoon.
A fragment from the Fort News Sentinel hints that removing the appendix could cure errors of conscience, suggesting a provocative link between body and mind. The note references a certain physician advocating this notion and mentions a broader idea that a person’s moral state might be influenced by digestion.
A fragment likely from an American Magazine feature urges mothers to use calm voice and sensible discipline to influence their children's behavior. The excerpt notes a woman with good sense talking to her kids can double the odds of guiding them toward desired conduct.
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