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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1933
Page
8
Autumn appetites turn to corn in savory salads with golden color and bright accents. Two tested recipes edge toward crisp lettuce and cool dressings: Corn and Pepper Salad blends green pepper pimiento and French dressing for six, while Corn and Carrot Salad marries corn with carrot and olives for eight.
At the Iowa Creamery Operators District No 2 meeting in Dunkerton Paul Schroeder took second in the men’s butter contest while his wife Mrs Paul Schroeder won the women’s division with a score three quarters of a point from first. Evening supper followed at the Louie Ehlert home amid a day of social visits across several local families.
Buck Creek hosted callers August Buhr and family noted as Sumner visitors. Henry Scheddler and family spent Sunday with Henry Haar. Fred Seehase anniversary and Seehase birthday celebrated by friends and relatives. Westen aorf and family joined Henry Judison Jr. for Sunday evening. Paul Sommerfield and M Wille attended Denver business in past week. John Sell and Fred Sell families welcomed visitors. August Tegtmeier Hilda Reich and sons helped with shredding at John Sell's home. Paper prompts readers to check subscription status.
Frederika Special report Chas Jahnke and Miss Mary Hinrichs marked fifty years since their October 11 1883 marriage at Crane Creek Lutheran near Tripoli officiated by Rev Meyer. They hosted a celebration at their Frederika home with sons families Louis Jahnke and Orval in Brighton Colo Arthur Jahnke Frederika relatives and others attending. A dinner was served at six and many congratulatory notes arrived from distant friends.
Miss Leola Golding left Iowa City for New York to resume welfare work as head supervisor in Port Jervis arriving Sunday night. Avery Alcock and Robert Miller drove near Waukon Sunday. Miss Caryl Lindfield visited Riceville with her grandmother until Sunday. Residents from Waterloo and Lisbon visited family and friends in surrounding towns over the weekend, including Howard Gunsalus’s World’s Fair return and multiple dinners and visits across Nashua Randalia and Waverly. A. H. Jahnke was a New Hampshire caller Tuesday.
A. C. Kohlman of this city is named postmaster of Waverly replacing Carl F. Grawe, citing failure to file reports and answer correspondence. Kohlman, a World War II veteran and former deputy county auditor, also serves as Bremer county Democratic central committee secretary. Grawe leaves after a second term dated February 19, 1982, amid political differences and may return to newspapers with Bremer County Independent and Democrat.
The Christian Endeavor at the Congregational church hosted a basement party on Friday night with twelve decorated tables themed by month. A musical program opened the evening followed by monthly feature numbers and ice cream and cake. Admission raised about $11.00.
At a town council meeting Dr P J Amlie was appointed health physician to succeed Dr A M Stegeman for the unexpired term, effective immediately.
The Fremont cemetery association will meet at the home of Mrs W H Krull Friday afternoon October 20 at 2 o'clock. All members are urged to attend as this is the last meeting of the season.
Local notes report pork relief reaching needy families and theft of about 100 pounds left in club rooms. Waverly briefs mention E C Van Patten returning to Los Angeles with granddaughter Virginia Kingsley. Doctors Kern and Robinson attended a clinical congress in Chicago and Joseph Gardner planned Mayo Clinic visit for health. These Donovan resumes work after arm injury. Socials include bridge luncheons and gatherings at Gusworth residence and local home entertainments.
The Town Council under Mayor C. L. Mc Cumber approved minutes from the last meeting and appointed Dr. P J Amlie as health physician to fill the unexpired term. Several routine bills were approved including pay for clerks, labor, supplies, and utilities. meeting adjourned.
Content lists family visits to relatives including Mrs Clara Appelt and Century of Progress plans. trips to Sauk Center Minnesota to see Charles Selinsky. vacation absence of Elsie Pothast. social visit to Mrs Delilah Roberts. theft of wheels from Joe Rieger’s trailer amid a building wreck. Baptist church reception for Rev V C Oltrogge with 250 attendees. notices of Mrs F J Patterson’s death in Des Moines. funeral for Albert Heery and critical condition of Peter Heery.
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