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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1934

Page

3

Local social notes and events plus a house fire in Sumner

Sunday visitors included Mrs Frank Vierth and Miss Elizabeth Grannemann while Miss Virginia Harms stayed with the Rohdes in Frederika. Community groups met at homes, a filling station site was prepared on Main Street, and a fire damaged the Baumgartner residence on Main Street. Numerous visits, travels, and family announcements fill Sumner and nearby towns over the weekend.

Frank Vierth Ag Stinson Elizabeth Grannemann Wa Falls Great Western Crossing Bachelor's Club Walter Schulz Harold Nieman Low Myron Slarms C. C. Tibbitts New Hampton Hospital Woman's Club Flossie Lease Verla Miller Fred Schumate Fredericksburg Alfred Miller Erwin Ribbeck M.M.K. Club Anna Huie C. M. Reed Fayette Vern Gehrke Oelwein H. C. Frank Upper Iowa University Annette Baumgartner Main Street Henry Jarchow Jarchow Paul Nieman Minneapolis Russell Brown W. C. Tibbitts Huntington Ind R. V. Price Suzanne Greene R. A. Bonnell

Potter Siding Community Notes and Helpers

Mrs Ernest Dettmering and daughter Coretta of Tripoli helped at the Erhardt Lahman home and at the Potter Siding creamery on Wednesday. Several residents assisted with plastering at nearby homes. A radio advertisement touts a farming radio problem solution sold by A F Wendt of Tripoli. Birthday gatherings and visits are listed, including Redies, Kuker, Lohmann, and Schroeder households.

Ernest Dettmering Coretta Tripoli Erhardt Lahman Henry Lucbs Potter Siding Albert Kruse Lavern Goodenbour Ernest Redies Fred Lohmann Henry Schroeder Albert Schroeder Ed Tiedt Muriel Near Readlyn Henry Lohmann Grandmother Tiedt Carl Schlichting Henry Schlichting A. F. Wendt Louie Kuker John Griese Denver Arnold Angus Adela August Gustav Kuker Lavern Albert Kruese August Kuker Louie Kelso Dick Kirchhoff Herman Bockhaus Carl Behrends W. H. Bull

Local Visitors Drop By Grove Hill and Readlyn

Sunday and weekday visits fill the Crane Creek area as Rev. and Mrs. Dilges host and guests include Rev. Voss of Grove Hill and Rev. Meier of Readlyn with families. Frederickburg area visitors and Minnesota guest Mrs Rosen stop by, while Esther Klemp returns home from work due to a family illness.

Voss Grove Hill Meier Readlyn Clarence Beisner Traetow Emma Waverly Art Bunger

Birthday Gatherings Highlight Fremont Social Roundup

Fremont residents from the Peters Richman Heideman and related households joined multiple gatherings in Readlyn and nearby towns. Attendees celebrated Rev Moeller and Rev Kumpf, Verla Mae’s birthday, and various family events at homes in Readlyn Denver Clarksville and Jubilee with visits to Kimbal Rathe Blasberg Sassman Peters and Heideman households.

H. W. Peters John Tiedt, Jr Herman Kimbal Lawrence Heideman Walter Peters J. C. Peters W. J. Peters Fred Rathe Gust Keoff Henry Dettmer John Wolfgram Carl Henry Beevers Readlyn Henry Rathe Emil Stumme Fred Kimbal Oscar Myron Chapin Chicago John Sassman Richard Bast Henry Blasberg Verla Mae Dorothy Klemp Waterloo Walter H. C. Everding Henry Klemp Will Wehling Denver Louie Wenthe Berth Franklin Irvin Franklin Clarksville Minnie Elsie Peters Frank Musch Jubilee Herman Dettmer Duanne Elmer Sassman Esther Mervyn Elsie Leslie Peters Leslie Koschmeder Leonard Brasen Ft. Madison Bert Franklin Ed Seegers Emil Tiedt Eric Theo. Peters Victor Charlie Peters Wm. Heideman Clarence Ganske Wanda Beverly Louie Zell Verdean Frederika Wm. Schlichting J. P. Snelling

Local social notes from Waverly area church visits and gatherings

Rev. and Mrs. Emil Moser of Steel North Dakota attended Lutheran convention in Waverly and stayed with Rev. C G Gerlach. They planned to visit Wisconsin friends. Mrs Jack Wachtel of Cedar Rapids arrives to care for ailing mother at Chase Schwemm home. Miss Elveria Neuendorf had tonsils removed at New Hampton hospital. Numerous visits and guests at Ladage, Schwemm, Quade, and Lampe homes. Rev Gerlach attended Iowa district mission committee meeting in Waterloo. Separate cartoon-style classroom joke about lawyers ends.

Eles Utah Washington Ben Winks New Hampton Walter Maher Leland Hutchinson Austin Inn Orville Christopher Waverly Grassfield Sumner Ajt St. John's Lutheran Church Oelwein Ruth Miller University Hospital Town City Aaron Miller Hawkeye Amiel Block Geo. Pleggenkuhle Donald Arlene Drier Ernest Block Vern Block Clyde Webster Richard Block Westgate John Gitseh Chris Gitsch Roy Vantussell Ethel May Charles City Joe Lynn Raymond Ralph Lambert Will Eggabroad Plainfield Fred Nieman Elwin Niemann Richfield Emil Moser Steel North Dakota C. G. Gerlach Wisconsin Friends Jack Wachtel Cedar Rapids Chase Schwemm Elveria Neuendorf Carl Neuendorf New Hampton Hospital Charles Ladage Gottlieb Judisch Buck Creek Henry Drape Florence Ernest Ladage Herman Miller Geneva Grebien Ernest Quade A. F. Wendt Tripoli Chas. Schwemm Fred Rewoldt Adela Carl Schwartz Wm. Kammeyer Henry Kuecker Edna August Brase Conrad Meyer Conrad Lampe August Judisch Arthur Ernst Quade Herman Bergmann W. Hl. Grebien Geneva Mission Committee of Iowa District Waterloo

Cactus Joe Says Censor Found No Bad Pictures in Crimson Gulch

In a Western quip, Cactus Joe recalls asking a censor to ban motion pictures in Crimson Gulch. The censor reportedly tried but could not find any films deemed interesting enough to censor.

Crimson Gulch Cactus Joe

Twenty Five Years Ago Wedding and Local News

Twenty five years ago Frieda Kammeyer married Carl Westendorf at Evangelical church Siegel. Arnold Duecker wed Helen Wolff at Nashua Little Brown church. Ladage Drug boss Henry Ladage died of heart failure in Waterloo store at 61. Also reports of weddings, a diabetes death, and local anniversaries with regional prices for eggs, poultry, hogs, and calves.

Evangelical Church Siegel Frieda Kammeyer Carl Westendorf Pete Goodenbour Amelia Eichmann Brooten Minn Minneapolis Arnold Duecker Helen Wolff Little Brown Nashua Hanna Henry William Ladage Ladage Drug Company Waterloo Tripoli H. C. Ladage

Shooting It Humidoreas-I'm taking up arch ery

Kitchenette-That's one way of killing time.

Laughing little Mae and the funnybone joke

A whimsical exchange from the Toronto Globe features Little Mae asking why little people laugh up their sleeves and Mother answering that the funnybone lies there, delivering a simple, playful witticism.

Mae Toronto Globe

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Cuminer Goodrich Ilvertown Silvertown Emma Wehrmacher W. H. Wehrmacher G. F. Cady St. Paul Edmund Cronin Don Jose Clarence Nissen Purity Bakery Chris Theisinger Cedar Falls Peter Theisinger Sam Shales Triple Four Club Laverne Luther Adolph Meyer Elmer Mohling Fred Ludwig Clair Tibbitts R. E. Tibbitts Willys Muether State University of A. Nienhaus Iowa Crane Creek Fremont Hardwig Richman J.C. Peters Zion Lutheran Church Paul Moeller Kumpf Albert Dad Bobbie Helen Garland Paul Klenzman St. John’s Lutheran Church Belmond A. G. Langholz Erwin Struckmeier Borchert Hospital Walter H. Schultz Mrs. Schultz Fred Wolfgram Bremer County Frank Sager Democratic OUR Roosevelt Congress
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