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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1932

Page

8

Help Goodenbour Observe Birthday

Mr and Mrs P A Goodenbour entertained relatives and friends at their home Sunday for the 60th birthday anniversary of the host, held the prior Saturday October 15. Evening guests included Frank Eichmann Florence Sell Conrad Sell Readlyn and Clifford Sell. Cards and visiting followed by a midnight lunch.

P. A. Goodenbour Chris Segebarth A. F. Eichmann August Schnieder Harvey Waterloo Frank Eichmann Florence Conrad Sell Readlyn William Clifford Bcards

1700 Fish Added to Waters of Wapsie

S. P. Baurer of the Iowa Fish and Game Department stocked the Wapsipinicon river at this point with 600 crappies 600 catfish and 500 sunfish. The fish are of good size and should survive until caught with most catfish reaching legal size in about a year. Walt C. Fergeman plans another allotment this fall after requesting restocking funds.

S. P. Baurer Iowa Fish and Game Department Wapsipinicon River Walt C. Fergeman Wapsie

Card of Appreciation from Readlyn Resident

Mrs. Christ Brockman thanks relatives neighbors and friends and the Ladies Aid of St Matthews church for gifts and kindness shown at her honor shower held Saturday October 15th in Readlyn.

St. Mathews Church

County Legion Posts Set October 24 Meeting

Bremer County Legion posts and auxiliaries arrange a county gathering with separate business sessions, followed by an entertainment at the opera house. Third District Commander E R Cronk will speak, and Wm Beyer will discuss the national convention in Portland. Music and solo numbers are planned by each post and unit.

Legion Post W. H. Warner Third District E. C. Claus Bremer County Legion E. R. Cronk Portland Wm. Beyer

Paving on Road 59 Progressing Nicely

The Al Johnson Construction company of Minneapolis reports about four miles paved in Bremer County near Siegel Church while Kensie-Eileen Construction company finishes about two miles in Chickasaw County. Favorable fall weather allows both firms to meet their expected paving goals with two weeks of similar conditions remaining.

al Johnson Construction Company Minneapolis Bremer County Siegel

R N A Members Attend Convention in Tripoli

Tripoli camp of the Royal Neighbors lodge was well represented at the R N A convention at Waverly Tuesday evening, with eighteen ladies in attendance including officers and members who helped perform initiatory work. Names present included Mrs. P A Goodenbour, Mrs. C Otterstetter, Mrs. Nora Gunsalus, Mrs. P L Critten den, Mrs. Ella Kuker, Mrs. William Ambrose, Mrs. Ed Rosenthal, Mrs. Art Towne, Mrs. Fred Ambrose, Mrs. Clara Claus, Mrs. J A Hale, Mrs. Ed Johnson, Mrs. J A Nien haus, Mrs. Fred Schnurstein, Mrs. A L Jacobson, Mrs. Virgil Kingsbury, Mrs. Joe Sien, and Mrs. F W Hale.

Tripoli Royal Neighbor Lodge Waverly P. A. Goodenbour C. Otterstetter Nora Gunsalus P. L. Crittenden Ella Kuker William Ambrose Ed Rosenthal Art Towne Fred Ambrose Clara Claus J. A. Hale Ed Johnson J. A. Nienhaus Fred Schnurstein A. L. Jacobson Virgil Kingsbury Joe Sien F. W. Hale

Buck Creek Visitors and Births Report

Mr and Mrs Henry Schedtler and family visited the Erwin Schwabe home Tuesday evening. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Leslie Sell on October 8. Visitors from Sumner included Mr and Mrs Henry Meier and Mr and Mrs Carl Meier. Numerous gatherings occurred as families visited in various homes including the Buhr birthday event for Grandmother Louie Buhr and Ellen Buhr. John Sell and Ed Rader welcomed visits, and Carl Moehlis hosted relatives from Waterloo. John Sell is under a physician’s care. Love never covets.

Henry Schedtler Erwin Schwabe Leslie Sell Henry Meier Sumner Carl Meier East of Henry Meier, Jr Erwin Schwake Robert Judisch Edwin Tegtmeier Fred Nolte Herman Rosenow John Sell Herbert Judisch Gottlieb Judisch

Tripoli Bankers Case Underway Involving Behrend Funds

The Tripoli bank fraud trial continued with Behrend’s testimony limited until conspiracy proved. Prosecutors described schemes to exchange Behrend’s certificates for Shores Mueller stock, naming defendants Kampmeier Mueller and Martin with ties to the Shores Mueller company. Jurors were chosen from Stacyville Osage and surrounding areas as the trial proceeded amid defense objections and strategic motions.

Tripoli Behrend Kampmeier Martin J. A. Senneff Mason City Defense Sennett Leslie Carl Behrend Shores- Mueller Shores-Mueller Mueller Shores-Mueller Company Senneff State Banking Department Ernie Blake Stacyville Otto Fossey St. Ansgar Tony Kurina Osage Lilla May Whitney Fred Falterseik Riceville Math Mertin Rex Moore Lloyd Tibbetts Joseph Johnson Little Cedar Mary Delaney E. J. Gilles Charles Frasier Mitchell County

Local social notes from Warren Towns area events

Fred and Louise Wilkening and Mr and Mrs William Oestmann and Mrs B Hennings visited Emil Pries home Sunday. Many neighbors visited, called, and traveled to Des Plaines Ill for Arthur Moeller funeral. Various family visits and hospital news mark the week in Waverly and nearby Bremer locales.

Fred Louise Wilkening William Oestmann B. Hennings Emil Pries Fred Wedemeier Herman Eick Harold Laura Henry Hennings Edwin Hennings William Blume Tripoli John Hagenow Will Blume Herbert Des Plaines Arthur Moeller Albert Jahnke Margaret Waverly John Wohlsein Spring Branch Paul Struck Chas. Hennings August Fleege Velda Arthur Pries Louie Wedemeier Willard Fred Faust Denver Siegfried Struck Arthur Hennings Bremer Henry Eick Irving Gabe Delores August Flege Erwin Wedemeier

Spring Fountain social ends with high score win

Sunday evening at Walter Bodermann home neighbors enjoyed visiting and a game of 500. High score was won by Mrs. Theo Stahlhut and low by Ernest Bodermann. A lunch followed. Dozens of local families and relatives from Bodermann, Stahlhut, Reich, Meyer, Ganske and other households joined in the gathering and activities.

Walter Bodermann Theo. Stahlhut Low Ernest Bodermann Paul Schroeder Charles Thompson John Lawton Elmer Kneadler Verla Schultz Albert Reich Will Smith Herman Stahlhut Ervin Kuepker Walter Kuepker Sophia Braun Ed Braun August Steege Norma Valker Mildred Lenora Steege

County Seat News Items of Interest

Various local items include: Carnation plant worker off duty with pneumonia scare. Dr. Cretzmeyer visitors. Standard Oil agents meeting at Fortner hotel. liquor charge filed against Frank Rhode. Louis Murphy speaks at high school auditorium. E V Wilson injured at Spahn & Rose mill. infant Federspiehl buried in St Joseph cemetery. Mary Stoeber birthday party. A L Brockway to speak for Young Republicans. Iowa–Wisconsin game in Madison. Des Moines trip for a grandmother’s illness. clergy activities and Catholic conference in Dubuque. Chicago trips for relatives. ongoing ill health of Mrs. A L Bostwick. infant baptism at Postville. birthday party for Margaret McKliget. medical society meeting in New Hampton. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Twombley of Artesian, S D.

Carnation Charley Cretzmeyer Algona Frank Cretzmeyer Emmetsburg Standard Oil Company Fortner Frank Rhode E. A. Scheifelbein Louis Murphy Fred P. Hagemann E. V. Wilson A. L. Brockway Syracuse New York Brockway New York Agricultural Society Holstein Breeders Society of R. Eldon Laird A. P. Colburn Madison Wisconsin Will Mahon Des Moines Nora Freri W. F. Klammer Giles R. Sharpley Chicago T. R. Collins Tushak Dubuque Bert Bessmer A. F. Schuck A. L. Bostwick Chris Winning Tripoli Howard Robbins Postville Lutheran Church August Dicke Fred Block W. A. Rohlf M. N. Gernsey Kern Jay Austin- Flint Medical Society New Hampton Oscar Twombley Artesian S. D

Funeral for Will Schnei der Held in community

The article notes funeral arrangements for Will Schnei der and details visits by family and friends in Waverly and Waterloo. Darlene Sommer remains a Mercy hospital patient though improving. Other relatives visited and assisted, with updates on injuries and illness.

Visiting relatives and local health notes in town

Visiting relatives of Mrs Twombley returned home Friday morning. Clark Patton, injured when a pallet fell on him, was moved from Mercy hospital to his home and will be confined for weeks. Mrs Lorenz Wendt and JoAnn left for Cedar Rapids to visit relatives. Carl Reichert, ill at his sister’s, was taken to Iowa City for university hospital care. Werner Milius battles infection from an ulcerated tooth and has been off duty. Miss Irma Schwake hosted Luther Mutual Aid Society girls for a party with games music and refreshments. KK E Kingsley treated at University of Iowa Hospital with Dorian Lovejoy accompanying him. Dan Donovan of Oklahoma City visiting his mother and sisters here continues on. Continue to wink at a sin and you will fail to see it.

Carl Reichert BE. C. Lehmkuhl Iowa City University Hospital Werner Milius Schell Irma Schwake Lutheran Mutual Aid Society KK. E. Kingsley Dorian Lovejoy Mr. Kingsley Dan Donovan Oklahoma City

Juniors Present Class Play The Climbing Roses

Tripoli high school Juniors rehearse The Climbing Roses for a Friday night performance at the Tripoli opera house. Fifteen juniors take part, with a full cast list to appear in next week's Leader, Play and Spear.

Tripoli High School Tripoli Opera House

Pride Is Hard On A Man S Clothes

A short reflective note on pride contrasting it with personal care and appearance. The line hints at social expectations and the strain pride places on a man’s attire and dignity.

Firestone Tires Sell Safety With Trade In Allowance

Firestone promotes high speed and heavy duty tires with a trade in allowance. Claims long non skid safety, Gum-Dipped Cord construction, and enhanced tread bonds. Highlights Glen Schultz’s Pike’s Peak record and urges drivers to choose Firestone for reliability over cheap tires.

Firestone Glen Schultz Pike’s Peak

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P. Goodenbour Christ Brockman Lily Soda Coco Rex Tripoli Mercantile Co BUCK Iowa Retail Merchants Association Harlington Republican Central Committee Farmers’ Institute and Corn Show Warren Towns Fred Meyer Alberta Will Testorff Louie Bodermann Arlene Edna Ganske Henry Volker Earl Meyer Will Meyer Dalton Meyer Ruby Barcus John Struck Laura Meyer Viola Kirchmann Henry Kirehmann Gerhardt Will Schneider Louie Meyer Verla Darlene Sommer Mercy Hospital Maxine Sommer Tom Glidewell Ford Meyer Lena Sommer Alvin Firestone High Firestone Ae Wim. Ambrose Auto Co Tripoli, Low Ford Sales and Service Geo. T Democratic
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