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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1934

Page

3

Scouts Meet at Cedar Falls Annual field day for northeastern Iowa scouts

Scouts and leaders led by Scoutmaster H N Hunt gathered with about 700 attendees at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls for the second annual field day. Events included a track meet exhibition scout craft football movie and campfire. Sumner's troop swept the hundred yard dash with Chadwick first Sexton second Murphy third. Participating towns spanned Decorah Waterloo Oelwein Cedar Falls and more.

Cedar Falls H. N. Hunt Iowa Allege Boy Scouts Joe Sexton David Chadwick Sumner Morris Murphy Decorah Waverly Cresco Ackley Belle Plaine Conrad Parkersburg Charles City Oelwein Clermont Reinbeck Postville Northwood Waterloo Hudson Fairbanks Laurel Tripoli Independence Grundy Center Randalia

Sumner Gridders Lose 19 to 0 at Independence

Sumner football fell 19 to 0 to Independence with all three touchdowns in the first half. Second team finished the game. Horace Van Metre of Waterloo to speak at the Sumner Community Club on October 11 at the American Legion auditorium, with dinner by the U B church ladies, music by the Sumner high school orchestra, and guest of honor Leslie M. Tietje.

Sumner Independence Horace van Metre Waterloo Sumner Community Club American Legion Auditorium Ladies of the U. B. Church Sumner High School Leslie M. Tietje

Old Tripoli Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Albert Jahnke of Bremer visited his parents in Old Tripoli Tuesday evening. The community reported several gatherings including anniversary celebrations for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Towne Sr. in Tri Poli, funeral attendance in Waverly, and multiple visits among the Jahnke, Carstensen, Plagens, and Gaede families across Cedar Falls Waterloo and nearby towns.

Fred Borcherding Wm. Miller Alvin Hucke Albert Borcherding Fredericksburg Glenn Seaman Arlington Howard Schug Coe College Cedar Rapids H. S. Shales Eleanor Gray Sumner Public Schools Independence Albert Jahnke Bremer Will Jahnke Herbert Jahnke Arthur Heine Waterloo Leslie Maxine Carstensen Ernest Carstensen Cedar Falls Herman Plagens Will Schumacher Charles Gust Plagens Henry Towne Tripoli Legion Hall Bessie Tuecker Vernis Schultz Ruben Plagens Henning Old Tripoli School Tola Earl Kuker Louis Gaede Claire Jahnke Waverly August Pichelmann Aug. Pichelmann Ruben Fred Lucbs Andrew Carstensen Geo. H. Heideman Howard George Carstensen J. P. Snelling Bill Gray George Bahe John Bahe George Mohlis Myron Chapin Arthur Sassman Denver Henry Blasberg Clarence Ganske Lawrence Heideman H. W. Peters W. J. Peters Herman Knief Near Artesian Fred Rathe Knief Buenzow Lester Peters Theo, Peters John Moeller Near Horton Moeller Wayne Nolting Louie Wenthe Albert Nolting Valera Wayne New Hampton Walter Christ Brockmann Readlyn J. C. Peters Leslie Koschmeder Walter Hay Florence Elmer Sassman John Wolfgram

Local Social and Miscellaneous Notes and Krakatoa Fact

Artesian residents visit Wm Luhring home and celebrate birthdays and anniversaries. An infant is christened Delbert Dale by Rev Melcher with sponsors Fred Heine and Fred Rucker. Krakatoa eruption details note vast ejecta and atmospheric dust detected years later.

F. F. Moeller August Drewis Paul Schaefer Bremer

No Substitute for Mother's Milk in Infant Care

An article by Dr. William J. Scholes argues there is no true substitute for healthy mothering and milk, outlining the uncertainty of artificial infant foods and the need for careful trial. The piece notes many infant deaths in the first year arise from faulty nutrition and discusses brands like Milkine, Dextrase, and Maltine, stressing individual baby responses and the variability of nutrition. It also records community notices of visits and family events in Sumner, including deaths and social gatherings, with numerous local names and locations.

William J. Scholes Betty

Community Notices from Fremont Area Families

Fremont social notes listing gatherings at the Henry Klemp and Albert Franklin homes. Visits include Henry Rathe family, Edwin Albrecht, Margaret Kane at the Chicago World's Fair, and multiple couples sharing weekends. Birthday celebration for Albert Ganske attended by neighbors, plus visits by Baumgartner and Kuethe families.

Henry Rathe Albert Franklin Henry Klemp Edwin Albrecht Will Albrecht Ray Stromer Margaret Kane Chicago Lawrence Buhr Oscar Kimbal Lawrence Heideman Hardwig Richmann Richard Wolf Readlyn Albert Ganske Albert Gruber Clarence Ganske Adella Buhrow John Ganske A. G. Baumgartner Harold Loganville Wis Carl Kuethe Raymond Waverly Fred Niemann Robert Martin Rhode Home John Wolfgram Orville Glen

Osnes Visit St Louis and local notes mix

Dr and Mrs E N Osnes visited the latter s niece in St Louis over the weekend. Emma Thies helps care for her nephew near Waverly. A child had a tea spoonful of lye. Mr and Mrs Tom Wright moved into the Mrs Otto home near West Union. Meier funeral near Grove Hill with Rev Voss officiating. Interment at St Matthew cemetery. Tripoli and Hutchinson attendees honor world fairs. Hospital redecorating on second floor. Kehe couple visit London with father and sister. Boevers spent time locally.

C. J. Mardorf Ella Mueller Conrad Nolte Waverly The Orphan's Home Madge Roberts Second Street Paul Warrior Will Topp Leroy Minn Ernest Topp O. E. Bethel Northwood E. Amundson Margaret Reimler Medford Minnesota Ed Reimler Ed Olds Floyd Waterloo L. A. Schuknecht R. P. Tibbetts Waterville West End Bridge Club H. F. Wood Alice Mae Mueller Lucinda Wolff Margaret Schulz Iowa City Henry Behrens Harold Rundle Henry Stahlhut Albert Stahlhut Oscar Bartels Strawberry Point Sinclair Station Bill Bryan and Son Riceville C. W. Holmes Brayon Brayton Bernadine Meyer University Hospital R. W. Meyer E. N. Osnes St. Louis Emma Thies August Brandt Tom Wright West Union E. H. Gehrke Caroline Meier Grove Hill Voss St. Matthew Cemetery Pete Goodenbour Tripoli Frank Eichmann Florence Chicago Oscar Thran Grace Buhr Hutchinson, Minn Margaret Ross Margaret Kane Lester Diekman J. W. Kehe London J. C. Kehe R. Heuser H. F. Boevers

Ohioans in Many States Show Bold Migration Pattern

The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes Ohioans contributed more per capita to other states than any sister state. At century start, 1,250,000 Ohio natives lived elsewhere, with Indiana 200,000, Illinois 140,000, Iowa and Michigan 80,000 each, Pennsylvania 60,000, New York and California 30,000 each, plus smaller totals in Colorado 25,000, Washington 20,000, Oklahoma 15,000, Texas 10,000, Montana 7,000, Massachusetts 5,500 and Alaska 700.

Oklahoma Texas Montana Massachusetts Alaska

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United States Sumnerites Annette Frank Upper Town University Fayette H. C. Frank James Sexton R. E. Doty C. E. Dirksen Jane J. W. Dirksen Charles Notbohm North Dakota Fred Notbohm Wilma Dickman L. H. Dickman R. E. Tibbitts H. H. Nieman W. J. Schuknecht W. M. Farnum P. C. Patterson S. M. Johnson Raymond Gieseman Gieseman Urban Haag Paul Kerber Emmetsburg C. J. McNally Town City Mercy Hospital R. W. Paden M. M. E. Club Carlyle Bowling W. D. McCormick E. M. Creager Mildred Gail Creager Leo Meyer Sumner and Vicinity Thurman Creager Alice Gordon Bemidji C. W Miss Frank Tripoli Hardware Co Tripoli, Iowa F. K. Brown Fred Brown al Erkel le Center Old Tripoli Krakatoo Dutch East Indies EB. H. Beevers Hulda Jaschen Mason City M. Jaschen Clarence Lamphrecht Edwin Buhr Yvonne Warneke Fred Knief Fremont RM Parker Westinghouse Farm W. H. Warner Utett Goodrich America Goodrich Commander J. A. Nienhaus Garage Tripoli Goodrich Go
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