Gilbert S Sherman Dies at Frederika in 1932
Gilbert Smith Sherman died Saturday afternoon October 1 at 5:20 at his brother F W Sherman’s Frederika home. Born October 11, 1874 at West Union, he lived mainly in New Hampton and Maryville before moving to Frederika. Survived by widow Irene Simmons, son Kenneth M Sherman in San Diego, Arline at home, two sisters and a brother. Funeral at Frederika Methodist Church, Rev. A W Gable, with interment Alcock Cemetery.
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Frederika
Gilbert Smith Sherman
F. W. Sherman
Co. W
Mary Brock Sherman
West Union
Iowa
New Hampton
Irene I. Simmons
Kenneth M
Navy
United States Naval Air Station
San Diego
California
Arline
Maryville
Baptist Church
William
William Jackson
Berlin Heights
Ohio
Abbie Scott
Waterloo
Franklin Sherman
A. W. Gable
Frederika Methodist Church
Alcock
Mabel Crockett
Sweet
Ford
Friends honor deceased with floral tribute in silent vigil
Maryville families and relatives from Council Bluffs Waterloo New Hampton and Sumner gathered in a quiet memorial for the deceased. Many beautiful floral offerings expressed respect and comfort to the relatives.
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Maryville
M. L. Scott
Lester
Council Bluffs
Clinton Scott
Abbie Scott
C. C. Thompson
Millicent
Mary
Carl Smith
Paul Max
Bruce and
Roger
Waterloo
Arthur Sinderson
David Moetsch
New Hampton
M. L. Young
Sumner
Henry Tegtmeier buried in Waterloo after long tenure
Henry Tegtmeier, 80, died at 6:45 a m Saturday at his Waterloo home from complications of age. Born March 11, 1852 in Prussia, he came to America in 1872 settling in Bremer county. Survived by widow Louise, five sons, three daughters, a brother and two sisters, with 14 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral 1:30 p m Tuesday at home and 2 p m at First Lutheran Church, burial in Fairview cemetery.
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Waterloo
Henry Tegtmeier
Quincy Street
Bremer
Black Hawk
Mr. Tegtmeier
Prussia
Chris Teetmeier
America
Bremer County
Louise Winning
John
Reed Street
H. C
H. H
Fourth Street
Edwin
Fairbank
Iowa
E. P
Third Street
Sophia Buhr
Sumner
Ida Ackerman
Beed Street
Amelia Carr
William
Charlotte Harmening
Tripoli
First Lutheran Church
Henry Mueller
Fairview
Legion Auxiliary to Install Officers Update
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Tuesday evening October 11 to install officers with the past president acting as installing officer. The balance of the evening will be social with refreshments. Members are urged to be present and help start the Auxiliary year's activities.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Time Enough for Them
Dialog shows Bertie and another character arguing about marriage with humorous banter. Bertie suspects arguments come after marriage while the other expects them later.
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Bertie
The Woman and The Man Debate Youthful Looks
The Woman questions her youthful appearance while The Man affirms it, saying he still sees her as she was when they first met. The exchange hints at lingering affection and perception across time.
Buck Creek visitors and hospital returnees noted
Sumner area social roundup recounts Wm Tegtmeiier and John Sell as callers Friday. George Griner returns from Iowa City hospital after two weeks. Families from Westgate Fayette county and Sumner visit Carl Moehlis, Emma Meier, August Schumacher, and Herman Rosenow homes on Sunday. Evening calls include Haar Bohle Judisch Nuss and Lehmkuhl households.
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Wm. Tegtmeiier
John Sell
Sumner
George Griner
Iowa City Hospital
Wm. Ahern
Wendell
Westgate
Carl Moehlis
Wm. Ganske
August A. Buhr
Henry Meier
Family visits span Wisconsin and local towns
Artesian Mr and Mrs Herman Lucht and family from LaValle Wisconsin visited the F F Moeller and E H Homan homes from Friday to Tuesday. Relatives gathered at E H Homan to celebrate her Monday birthday. Other visits included Elmer Luloff in Brandon and multiple families calling on Moeller and Homan households, with a Denver couple marking their fifty seventh wedding anniversary Friday. Read the ads in this week s issue for bargains.
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Herman Lucht
Hilda
Rheinold
Herman Prochman
LaValle
Wisc
F. F. Moeller
E. H. Homan
Homan
Elmer Luloff
Brandon
E. H
Erwin Clausing
A. H. Huck
Paul Schaefer
Herman Prochnow
Wm. Platte
Waverly
Mothers Plan Nutritious School Lunches for Tommy
The article extols mothers to fuel scholastic and athletic success through varied nutritious lunches. It offers two home menus and two lunch box options including Creamed Chicken and Peas and Pineapple Marshmallow Pudding, plus several sandwich ideas like Deviled Peanut, Cheese and Fruit, and Tuna Fish.
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Tommy
Spring Fountain Birthday Party and Local Visits
Neighbors gathered Sunday at Albert Reich home to celebrate his birthday with visiting and a game of 500. High honors went to Mrs Theo Stahlhut and low to Mrs John Lawton. A lunch followed. Numerous local families and visitors from Waverly, Eldora, Sumner, Waterloo, and Cedar Falls joined in social calls, picnics, and church gatherings, with many noting trips to nearby towns and rallies. Judas are to be married October 6 at the Evangelical church near Buck Creek.
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Albert Reich
Theo
Stahlhut
Low
John Lawton
Paul Schroeder
Alvin Sommer
Louie Meyer
John Struck
Walter Bodermann
Theo. Stahlhut
Lee Hill
Charles Thompson
Emil Steege
Louie Bodermann
Arlene
Edna Ganske
Elmer Kneadler
E. G. Barcus
Fred Stahlhut
Floyd Blain
Albert Reick
Harry Meyer
Harold Barcus
Myron Chapin
Spring Fountain
Eldora
Ruby Barcus
Dalton Meyer
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Marion
Max Hill
Leo Meyer
Chris
Bill Meyer
Earl Meyer
Lenora Steege
Henry Stahlhut
Henry Kirchmann
Ford Meyer
Albert Volker
Will Smith
Sumner
Minnie
Lavonne
Elmer Knendler
Bertha Meyer
Rinehart Judas
Evangelical
Buck Creek
Kleinan
Emil Gaede
Henry Ehlert
Bremer
The Eagle Symbol Across History and Myth
The eagle has long stood as a symbol of might and courage, linked to Jupiter in Roman myth and adopted onto Roman legions standards. Its famed vision, high flight, and enduring presence inspired poetry and national emblems in modern times.
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Jupiter
Bossy Visitor Meets His Match at Front Door
A small man forces entry to a home and, after a struggle, is knocked down the steps by a strong resident. He mutters threats about teaching a woman a lesson, while the owner asserts control in a tense street scene.
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London
Pries and Hennings Guests Share Weekend Visits
Local households report visitors and social gatherings across Warren and Bremer. Families including Pries Buchholz Hennings Wunderlich and Ehlert mark Sunday and Thursday visits, birthday observances, and a baptism at Bremer Evangelical Lutheran church with Harold Wunderlich presiding.
Visitors and Sunday Visits at Hennings Home
Arnold Schellhorn and Robert Hess were visitors at the Henry Hennings home Sunday. Elda Pries of Waverly spent Sunday with home folks.
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Arnold Schellhorn
Robert Hess
Henry Hennings
Elda Pries
Waverly
Bremer and area visits and illnesses noted
Mr and Mrs Irvin Arns and Rol land visited friends in Janesville. Mr and Mrs Orville Eick and Dorothy Heine motored to Waterloo Sunday. Noble Rasmussen was ill with tonsillitis last week. Mr and Mrs Frank Thorne and Eleanor Thorne of Waverly visited Mr and Mrs Fred Schultz Sunday. Mrs Simon Arns recovered enough to be out Saturday after a week in bed with the grip. Mr and Mrs Henry Eick visited the W F Nolte home in East Lafayette. Mr and Mrs Ed Leitha visited the Late Leitha home west of Waverly Sunday.
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Irvin Arns
Rolland
Janesville
Orville Eick
Dorothy Heine
Waterloo
Noble Rasmussen
Frank Thorne
Eleanor Thorne
Waverly
Fred Schultz
Simon Arns
Henry Eick
W. F. Nolte
East Lafayette
Ed Leitha
Leitha
Fur demand and trapping fall as weather bites fur trade
The bureau of biological survey reports farmers and trappers are catching fewer fur animals each year. Causes include long overtrapping, low fur prices, and the 1930 drought reducing usable fur. Floods in 1927 harmed many fur-bearing species in the Mississippi basin and New England. foxes, martens, minks, fishers, and beavers decline while skunks and raccoons remain common. The muskrat remains a major fur producer.
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Bureau of Biological Survey
Mississippi Basin
New England
Bureau
Iowa Cases and Domestic Notices From District Court
New district suit list includes State of Iowa cases on liquor nuisance and related charges. Divorces and injunctions noted among several filings including Pennington vs Morse Co. attachment and landlord claims. Guardian appointment petition and guardianship actions also listed along with amounts and court actions.
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State of Iowa
Irene
Roy
Carrie Conklin
Ory
Frank Rohde
Busch
Mager
Aite
Collin
Hans Christoffersen
Cj. Borrows
C. W. Pennington
Pairbank Morse & Co
Fannie Ingersoll
Henry Oberlieu and Farmers Savings Bank
Bremer
Iowa
Ethel Loretta Miller
H. Miller
Georgia M. Henn
Joby P. Henn
Guardian
Card of Thanks for Otto Boeckmann and Family
We express heartfelt appreciation to friends and neighbors for assistance and expressions of sympathy during illness and death of our wife and mother. Thank you for the floral tributes. Otto Boeckmann and Children.
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Otto Boeckmann
Expression of gratitude for kindness after death
F C Bany and Son Oscar acknowledge deeds of kindness and sympathetic words during the illness and passing of their beloved wife and mother. They also thank for the beautiful tributes shown.
Down on the Farm Telegraph Poles Grows From Trees
Humorous rural exchange pits a farmer teasing about fishing poles against another who reveals he is growing telegraph poles from young trees. The pun underscores farm life and practical forestry humor.
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Hiram
Senator Queries Wet or Dry Stand in Referendum
The Louisville Courier-Journal notes a witty exchange as a senator asks if the situation is dry or wet, followed by a quip about awaiting the referendum. The joke highlights tense political framing around a forthcoming vote and the sense of waiting for official guidance.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
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Velda
Arthur Hennings
Harold Wunderlich
Henry Fick
Herbert
William Schultz
Ed Hagenow
Readlyn
John Hagenow
Arthur Pries
Harold
Edwin Hennings
Clarence Wedemeier
Paul Edward
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Edward Ehlert
Miss Gaede
Wm. Schultz
Herman Meine
William De¢estermann
B. Hennings
Chas
Gabe
Curt Turner
Albert Jahnke
Claire
Amos McDonald
Herman Eick
Harold Schuver
Leslie Rucker
Erhart
Edwin Pries
F. C. Bany and Son
Oscar
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