Better Breakfasts for Busy Executives and Women
ETTER breakfasts and lighter lunches is becoming the rule among business men in the big cities where the maximum work must be accomplished in the minimum time. Two hour for lunch clubs are dwindling as more morning time improves output. Women can help by planning breakfasts that are dietetic and tasty. The recipe includes Tomato Juice Bran Cereal with Baked Apples and Sausages, Corn Bread with eggs and evaporated milk, and baking directions yielding cornsticks or muffins.
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Etter
Mof
Spring social notes from Warren Towns area
Residents and visitors figure in a long list of calls and gatherings across Warren Towns, Bremer, Readlyn, and Waverly areas. Names such as Hennings, Pries, Wedemeier, Oestmann, Pich elmann, Quibel, and Sommer appear amid farm work, church events, and a wood shed fire near Bremer.
Fishing trip ends in Albert Lea for Bremer family
George Wilkens and children Frank Wilkens and others traveled to Albert Lea Minnesota on a Thursday fishing trip. The infant Werner Otto was baptized at home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Matthias. Numerous relatives gathered across Waverly and Janesville for family reunions and to honor birthdays. The Christopher family joined mourners at George Christopher's home for Mrs. Henry Christopher's funeral.
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Will Eick
Herman Eick
Chris Kemming
Waverly
Helen Hennings
Ed Mhagenow
Readlyn
Fred Schnurstein
Tripoli
Fred Wedemeier
August Flege
Velda
Henry Hennings
Delia Pries
Waterloo
Art Pries
Bremer
Emil Pries
Anna
Arthur Hennings
William Oestmann
B. Hennings
Mueller Farm
Louie Heine
Homan
Will Mummelther
Finchford
Lawrence Heine
Mr. Madden
Alpha
Arthur Pries
Albert Jahnke
Ernest Flege
Henry Eick
Will Oestmann
Arthur
Helen
Louie Henningson
Evangelical Lutheran Church
August Pichelmann
Wilfred Quibel
Henry Kaiser
Martha Pries
Henry Erck
George Wilkens
Frank Wilkens
Herbert Kaiser
Emil Wente
Laura
Albert Lea
Minn
Otto Matthias
Werner Otto
Henry Lageschulte
Frank Lageschulte
Fred Lageschulte
Ed Lageschu
Community Notes From Buck Creek Gatherings
Mr and Mrs John Sell and many relatives hosted gatherings at the Henry Haar home and other local farms. Visitors included Conrad Scheve from Waterloo and Ernest Sell with Edna Sell. New births featured Alvin Nuss’s son born October 4 and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Wm Ganske on October 7. Families from Sauk Center and Sumner appeared in multiple visits and departures.
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Walter Reding
Wolfgram
Henry Meyer
Fred Wolfgram, Jr
Norma Walker
Lena Sommer
Tom Glidewell
Waterloo
Alvin Sommer
Maxine
Darlene
Lee Hill
Clarion
Will Ganske
Lenora Steege
Fred Nuss
Will Testorff
Waverly
August Steege
Louie Bodermann
Arlene
Edna Ganske
Ford Meyer
Leighton
John Sell
Carl Nelson
John H. Sell
Louie Pries
Henry Haar
Conrad Scheve
Alvin Nuss
Charlie Krueger
Wm. Ganske
Wm. Knoploh
Ernest
Edna Sell
Esther Seehase
Herman Zell
Henry Tietje
Wm. Seehase
Henry Zell
Herman Westendorf Ad
Sauk Center
Minn
Hilda Rieck
Wm. Rieck
Werner Westendorf
Carl Sell
Leslie Sell
August A. Buhr
Sauck Center
Fred Sell
Fred Mohlis
Sumner
East of Tow Visitors Share Sumner Social
East of Tow Mr and Mrs H W Specht visited Mrs Dienst in Sumner Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Bert Sehnacht and daughters called on Mr and Mrs Henry Specht and children Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Fred Zell called in Sumner Monday morning. Estaher Arnetta and Alfred Specht visited Lenora Ela and Wey lord Rieck Sunday afternoon.
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H. W. Specht
Dienst
Sumner
Bert Sehnacht
Henry Specht
Fred Seehase, Jr
County Seat News Items of Interest
County news notes a baby boy born at home to Fred and Mrs Koch. renovations shift residents. Dr. Hastings faces Mayo Hospital followups. Mrs Window ill with cold threatening pneumonia. T M Clevenger elected treasurer at teachers association in Dubuque. highway No 59 paving near completion. D C Delzell of Chicago discusses a $100000 sewage plant with city officials. nuns visit from Chicago. Waverly golfers compete in Sumner district. Cedar Falls hosts a football tie and Wartburg defeats Fort Dodge. Dr E H Kramer runner up in golf. Mabel Knott visiting kin. Jeanette Jay, national women trapshoot champion, joins Cedar event.
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Fred Koch
D. C. Voss
Sherlock
Koch
C. H. Hastings
Rochester
Minnesota
Mayo Hospital
Thomas Window
Iowa State Teachers Association
Dubuque
T. M. Clevenger
D. C. Delzell
Chicago
Mary Celeste
St. Dorothy Convent
W. H. Brechner
Mary Gertrudette
Waverly High
Cedar Falls
Fort Dodge Junior High College
Fort Dodge
E. H. Kramer
Wayne Sparks
Byrnes Park
Kramer
Sparks
Mabel Knott
Veterans Hospital
Lincoln
Nebraska
J. Y. Hazlett
B. T. Marsh
Mobiloil Radio Concert to Feature Douglas Stanbury
Douglas Stanbury known as Master of Ceremonies for Mobiloil Radio Concert will debut on WEAF NBC network Wednesday evening October 14 at 8 30 E S T. Event draws include 27 entrants with a 64 76 target score. Other items note Miss Margaret Sager ankles, Miss Lillian Cook vacation, William Mueller car accident, and Boy Scouts events in Cedar Falls and Iowa City.
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Douglas Stanbury
Mobiloil
WEAF
Associated
NBC
Jay
Margaret Sager
Lillian Cook
Marshall Canning Company
Montana
William Mueller
Here
State University
Osnabruck Gymnasium Carolinum marks 1125th anniversary
The Gymnasium Carolinum at Osnabruck, founded by Charlemagne, celebrated its 1125th anniversary. It was made a university in 1630 by imperial and papal decree, but after Swedish forces captured Osnabruck three years later the Jesuits were expelled and it reverted to a high school.
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Gymnasium Carolinum
Osnabrucks
Osnabruck
Secret alloy boosts strength of light aluminum metal
A new English origin alloy combines aluminum with other metals to be lighter than pure aluminum yet nearly as strong as steel. It resists fatigue better than common materials, enabling manufacture of parts previously made from steel and reducing wear due to lighter weight.
Joneses Seek Steel Wool Hint From Clerk
Mrs Jones asks for steel wool while her husband wants the best option. clerk touts the product as best, and Mrs Jones questions if it contains cotton.
Shoes found behind the trunk offered for restoration
A reader recalls discovering a pair of shoes hidden behind a trunk and proposes bringing them in for assessment and restoration to look like new.
Last Night at Opera Ends With a Hasty Exit
A couple planned to attend Ai da but rushed from the show at intermission after recalling the hot water heater was left on. They resolve to secure tickets for the opening night next year and avoid a repeat. Cleveland Plain Dealer note promotes Leader Business Bring er ads for selling or trading.
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Aida
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Venison Sold by Fishmongers in Historic Trade Practice
The London Times notes a curious origin where noblemen traded venison to finance hunts, using fishmongers as cash receivers. The practice dates back ages, with venison sold in exchange for money, buck payments made each season at set prices, while fishmongers continued selling venison without obtaining it themselves.
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Malone
London Times
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BUCK
Mobiloil’s
Pirates
Farmers Savings Bank
Frederika
Owa
Cavalier
Spahn & Rose Lumber CO
F. W. Diekman
Tripoli, Iowa
Chipso
Bonnie Oats
Armour’s
Tripoli Mercantiles
Owa Ipoli
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