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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1931
Page
7
Many locals gather for visits and events around Waterloo including coffee and bridge groups. Neighbors visit kin in Sumner Cedar Falls and Waverly while fishing trips to Albert Lea and Readlyn birthdays anchor a busy week. Notables include Mrs. Roy Chadwick’s passing and a large roster of family travel and church activities.
An October 17 boxing and wrestling show starts at 8 15 p m in Tripoli with a wrestling bout between Roland Drewis of Tripoli and Kenneth Burke of Waverly Twenty rounds of boxing include Butch Goodenbour of Tripoli vs Rhinehart Judas of Readlyn five rounds Elston Blume of Sumner vs Ed Olejniczak of Tripoli five rounds and Lester Boeckman of Tripoli vs Edgar Albright of Readlyn four rounds Two amateur bouts are four rounds each C J Kimbal is matchmaker Buck Harris referee.
A legal overview explains that uttering and publishing relate to circulating counterfeit or forged documents. Bouvier's Law Dictionary defines utter as offering or publishing, and publish as making known. Webster and Wharton note that to utter and publish a document is to present it as valid through words or actions.
Two former US Navy destroyers Worden 287 and Putnam 288, built to hunt submarines, will be used to transport bananas from Central America to New Orleans after being purchased by a fruit company. Both ships were repurposed for this trade shift and represent a notable conversion from military to commercial use.
The Etude notes the first music printed in America appeared in 1698 with thirteen two part hymns for soprano and bass added to the Bay Psalm Book. For bargains, read ads in The Leader.
Friends and relatives helped John Peters celebrate his seventy first birthday Sunday. Visits occurred at multiple homes including M. A. Woodcock, John Tegtmeier, Fred Detterding, Adolph Koehling, and Fred Dohrman households with local families sharing Sunday evenings and visits. The Kiefer family of Minneapolis visited their daughter.
Mrs. Alfred Koch and family are mentioned with other visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Gust Hoemeyer visited the Fred Brase home, while Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schmidt were Waverly callers Saturday.
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