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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1934

Page

8

Fred Ers? Social Hour at the Frederika Parsonage

Mrs. A. W. Gable hosted a Wednesday afternoon Social Hour at the Frederika parsonage with guests including Mrs. F. B. Ager Mrs. D. W. Ager Mrs. C. L. Bowers and many more. Numerous residents attended events and visitors traveled from nearby towns for meetings fairs and school activities including Thompson Iowa and trips to Waterloo Sumner and Nashua.

A. W. Gable F. B. Ager D. W. Ager C. L. Bowers A. W. French C. C. Clary Kent M. F. Richman Kathlene and James Jennie Hale Anna Bowers Seth McGee Mary Miller Jerry Sullivan C. E. Dease National Iowa Clayton County Agricultural Society Harry Barker Vernon Parson CCC Backbone State Park Lamont Charles Henniger Vincent Parson Veryl Johnson Cresco LaVera Bockhaus Tripoli Bockhaus Waverly Charles Ebert Mason City Cerro Gordo County K. N. Rhode Humboldt W. L. Alcock Victor Waterloo C. B. Shufelt

Local social notes from Warren Towns area residents

Warren Towns readers report a flurry of weekend visits and gatherings. Along with multiple family calls in Old Tripoli Bremer and Waverly area residents are seen at Hennings Wedemeier and Meir homes, while Lucinda Struck and Mildred Hennings share visits. The Warren school No 5 opens with Helen O Day teaching and Trinity Lutheran church groups hold meetings in Bremer under Rev. Wunderlich.

Siegfried Struck Old Tripoli Arthur Hennings Lucinda Struck Mildred Hennings Ernest Frege Floyd Wedemeier Fred Wedemeier Emil Michael Florence Wm. Wente Herman Biermann Henry Eick Henry Meir Buck Creek Will Hagenow Carl Hagenow Ardlington Hennry Hennings John Hagenow Lavern Dorothy Henry Hennings Arthur Pries Helen Hennings Waverly Esther Bruenger Wunderlich Bremer Rudolph Petratz Westgate Henry Ernest Lange Trinity Lutheran Church of

Denver’s St. Peters Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Meet

Denver community notices move through church events and local shifts. Family relocations include H L Diekmann taking charge at Hill-Top filling station, more Wedemeier transfers, and R J Guenther family occupying the Guenther house. Nurses training and business studies pursued in Rochester and Des Moines. Local visits from Milwaukee and Hartley residents noted along with farm sales and park reunions.

St. Peter’s Lutheran Church A. H. Matthias H. L. Diekmann Phillips Gas John W. Wedemeier Werner Werner Wedemeier Hubert Homer John P. Wedemeier Thoms Wedemeier Henry C. Judas Guenther Jack Wedemeier R. J. Guenther Walter Huck Elizabeth Epeneter Rochester Minn Margaret Steege Des Moines Henry G. Westendorf Margaret Barnum Will Krueger Paul Hackbarth Milwaukee Wis Krueger Charley Broeckmann Fred Rahlf Hartley Herman A. Schuldt Carl Buss Henry A. Platte Denver Theodore Henry George H. Moeller George Gersema New Hartford Iowa

Funny Thing About Mrs Miller In Youthful Times

A London Tit-Bits item recalls a "very handsome woman" named Mrs Miller and jokes about how she looked 15 to 20 years earlier when she was younger. The anecdote notes her youthful appearance and invites light amusement at the phrase.

London

Community visitors and visits across Readlyn area

A flurry of social calls fills the Readlyn area with neighbors and relatives visiting households in Waverly Cedar Falls Monona and nearby towns. Updates include Alfred Bodermann returning from Chicago Lizzie Rathe employed near Waverly and baby Janice born to Frank Truak with family plans.

F. W. Nieman Robert Edwin Albrecht Henry Klemp Alfred Bodermann Chicago Roy Stromer Frank Brock Waterloo Fred Ferson Lizzie Rathe Elmer Bahe Waverly Vernon and Dens Richard Kirchhoff Readlyn John Sassman W. J. Peters Fred Rathe Henry Blasberg J. C. Peters Fred Block Theo. Beevers Ed Bunger Bernard Everding Walter Sauerbrei John Wolfgram Henry Rathe Theo. Peters John Fritz Hawkeye O. W. Pape Monona Albert Nolting Wayne Verlyn H. W. Peters Louie Walter Lawrence Heideman Hardwig Richman Knittel Clarence Ganske Albert Ganske Viola Louie Zell Verdean Andrew Carstensen Frederika Oelwe Frank Truak Janice

Spring Fountain social notes and transfers

Miss Susanne Kammeyer left for St Louis after visiting Rev. E L Runge's home. Numerous local residents visited relatives in Humboldt Sumner and Waverly over the weekend including the Bratns Steege and Meyer families. Arnold Henry Brandt was baptized with Emil Steege and Elmer Brandt as sponsors. Rev E L Runge departed for St Louis on Monday.

Susanne Kammeyer St. Louis E. L. Runge Esther Clara Braun Mildred Steege Louie Braun Leonard Steege Humboldt Lenora Steege Paul Kanesh Burnida Lenora Ford Meyer Waverly Dalton Meyer

Community Visitors Share Summer Afternoons in Buck Creek

Buck Creek residents report a string of Sunday visits from relatives and friends. Charles Krueger and family called on the Aug A. Buhr home, Herbert Judisch and daughters joined the Herman Westendorf household, and Paul Sommerfield with kin visited Herman Matthias near Denver for Mrs. Matthias birthday. John H. Sell and daughters, Henry Klemp and daughter, and Ray Strommer visited Henry H. Schn eer to honor Victor’s birthday. John Nolting and family from Homa Nebr are staying with sister Mrs. John Seehase and husband.

F. E. Bagnard Burdene Bagnard Century of Progress Frank Leslie Bagnard Waterlo Lyle Bowers Lyle Rathbone Waterloo Herman Jordan Clyde Lloyd Chord Clary Helen Tim Clary Mary Ruth Rapid City South Dakota Fred Ladd Junior Richards Oelwein M. F. Richman Kathlene James Fredericksburg Joe Alcock Sumner Ernest Stumme Columbus Ohio Philadelphia Henry Thiemann Colorado Margaret Steege Des Moines Capital City Commercial College Alwin Brinkmann Lincoln Brandt Mercy Hospital Waverly Ernest Strieby Ford Agency Denver Louie Bartling Sartori Cedar Falls Carl Buss Dorn Denver City Park J. Wieben Walter Kyle John Herbert Calusen Robert Fred Dorn Florence Leonard Dorn Wilbert Merle Jule Dorn Edward Ida Loretta Louis Dorn Ernest Louis Jr Edwin Ralph Milius Walter Foelkerson Wesley Dorothy Charles Dorn Elmer Paul Vernon Henry Dorn Krem N. D Phoebe Dorothy Eikelberg B. H. Beckmann Wieben Merle Dorn Fred Matthias New Hampton Leonard Guenther Chicago Charles Krueger Aug. A Henry H. Schneer Victor John Nolting Homa Nebr Mr. Nolting John Seehase

Bremer C H Leitha Hurt By Cow During Sunday Morning

Bremer C H Leitha suffered a painful elbow bruise when a young cow knocked him into a fence on Sunday morning. X rays showed no fracture. Weekend visitors included Waldo Schoenig and Lee Roy Schoenig with families from Clinton to Aug Arns’s home, plus Neil and G D Smiths with Robertson family guests at Waverly. Nearby dinner guests included Ed Leitha and Mrs C H Linow at Irving Arns residence.

C. H. Leitha Waldo Schoenig Lee Roy Schoenig Clinton Aug. Arns Neil Smith G. D. Smith Er. C. Robertson Waverly Ed Leitha C. H. Linow Irving Arns

Council Proceedings Tripoli Sept 3 1934

Tripoli Town Council met in regular session with Mayor McCumber presiding. All councilmen present. Bills read and allowed including labor salaries services and supplies. Adjournment motion carried. Is your subscription due?

Tripoli Towa McCumber Geo. Waterman Ernest Struck Wm. Gannon Legal Service Hans Nielsen Nels Debel A. W. Buechele G. C. Mirick Central States Light and Power Corp Schumacher Standard Oil Co Tripoli Oil Co

Big Attendance As School Begins

Large turnout marks the start of the new school year with numerous students listed across grades from sixth to junior year. Named pupils include Kuhrt Kuker Harmening Hankner Selek Crinklaw Bolte and many others advancing from preparatory to high school levels.

Robert Kuhrt Erhardt Kuker Marion Harmening Owen Hankner Edward Selek Alvin Crinklaw Bernard Bolte Harvey Kowalsky Jeannine Krueger Ila Hesse Marilyn Duecker Floyd Gebert Wendell Rieck Howard Holmes Warren Nolting Clarence Biermann Helen Schmidt Ruth Berlin Florence Boeckmann Kenneth Shipp Burnette Stoffregen Bernice Harmening Beryl Goodenbour Geneva Waterman Ruth Lois Buls Helen Doepke Geneva Drewis Renetta Gebert Janice Goodenbour Bob Hankner Margaret Holmes Arnold Rucker Marvin Lehmkuhl Arlene Schwein Wilmer Schultz Lavern Schumacher Daryle Byers Lawrence Sell Frederick Ambrose Elmer Westendorf Jack Frese Vivian Everding Evonne Kuhrt Charlotte Harmening Beverly Ambrose Eunice Fink Marvel Lehmkuhl Bob Buechele

Honorable Sey. Alice-At Mrs. Miller's bridge party

The dialogue describes a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Miller where the ladies show their seats and Flora notes unfamiliar wartime connects. The exchange confirms some guests have undergone operations, with Pathfinding Mayayiy remarking on many having had surgery.

Alice

Inmates Share Odd Guess On Grounds Of Small Asylum

Two inmates met during daily walks at a small asylum. A playful exchange follows with one asking what the other has in hand and the reply involving a horse and cart, ending with a garbled exclamation.

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