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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1931

Page

1

England must face higher taxes and wartime strain says Snowden

Phillip Snowden, fighting chancellor of the British exchequer, outlines England's needed qualities and signals higher taxes on beer gas and tobacco to fund teachers army and navy. Gandhi warns of renewed boycotts if Britain resists demands. Belgium's economy thrives postwar with bonds above par and strong gold coverage. The census notes fewer youths and more aged useful figures like Goethe and Voltaire.

Phillip Snowden England Snowden

Turbulent Times Span Assaults Hurricanes and Naval Upheaval

Reporting blends crime, weather, politics and naval chaos. William Lee, a 26 year old Brooklyn resident, defends himself against three assailants but is overpowered and robbed of $4 and a wristwatch. Belize and Puerto Rico suffer deadly storms, while Chile fights mutinous sailors and a drifting arms race looms. The piece also notes martial law in Arkansas and a prophecy of air power changing warfare.

William Lee Brooklyn Lee Mr. Lee Caucasia

Thomas Clary Dies at New Hampton

Frederika special reports funeral services held in New Hampton for Thomas Clary aged 62. Born in Douglas township he resided with family for years then lived with sister Mary Crooks of New Hampton. Survived by brothers Tim Frederika and George Waverly and sisters Sarah Alcock California Emma McCoy Waverly and Mary Crooks New Hampton. Relatives attended from nearby towns.

Frederika New Hampton Thomas Clary Douglas Township Timothy Clary Mary Crooks John Clary Tim George Waverly Sarah Alcock California Emma McCoy Tim Clary Ruth Mary Clifford Clary Clyde Clary

Ern est Dettmering Birthday Celebration Observed

A large gathering at the southwest town home of Mr and Mrs Ern est Dettmering marked his birthday with an afternoon of visiting a birthday supper. Relatives and friends from Readlyn Newton Artesian and nearby towns attended. A midnight lunch followed spirited diversions and chat.

Ernest Dettmering Henry Lange John Lange Rudolph Petratz Henry Degelau Eldora Arnold Westgate Fred Degelau Elda Erwin Emil Schwere Near Artesian Gottlieb Meyer Newton Will Dohrman Wyone Grace Bahe Readlyn H. A. Dettmering Donald Carl Peters Lucille Virgil Lester Otto Schick Walter Witers E. C. Fink Arlene Margaret Eichmann A. F. Eichmann Lorin Janela Ann Sophia Buhr August Bunger Frederika

Buhr Home Hosts Out of Town Guests For Birthday

Mrs H H Buhr entertained a large group of visitors Sunday evening at her home. Guests from Sumner Frederika Sigel and local towns joined in a five hundred game honoring Mrs Buhr whose birthday is September 8. Prizes for high and low scores were awarded and a midnight lunch was served.

H. H. Buhr Ed Ehlert Sumner John Henning Mildred Carl Neuendorf Frederika Adolph Bierman Otto Bierman Herman Bierman Will Bierman Sigel Henry Drape Florence F. H. Bockhaus Walter W. H. Warner Harry Buhr W H. Warner

Local visits and family gatherings around Westgate

Mr and Mrs Carl Wedemeier of Westgate visited relatives including Mrs Fred Schnurstein and Mrs Charles Holmes. Leslie Koschmeder and children visited their grandmother Mrs Helen Freitag at the Kelsey home. Irma and William Sumner joined St Johns Lutheran services at Schlichting home. Louis Hindrichs and Mrs Pete Hindrichs visited Everding home. Hindrichs mother joined them home. Art Towne returned from Littleport after visiting John Leanhart. Twenty one ladies of New Hampton Methodist Ladies Aid met at Mrs Alwin Maurer’s home for a business and social afternoon followed by refreshments.

Carl Wedemeier Westgate Fred Schnurstein Charles Holmes Leslie Koschmeder South of Town Helen Freitag Ross Kelsey Ter Irma William Sumner H. H. Schlichting St. John’s Lutheran Church Louis Hindrichs Near Readlyn Louis Everding Pete Hindrichs Everding Art Towne Littleport

Iowa Ducks Open Later This Fall Amid Open Season Shift

Des Moines special reports that migratory waterfowl season in Iowa runs October 20 to November 19, later dates than before, after urging from the Iowa State Fish and Game Commission and a Washington ruling. Hunters praise the change for parity with nearby states while officials stress conservation and adherence to the law.

Des Moines Iowa U.S. Department of Agriculture Iowa State Fish and Game Commission W. C. Boone State Fish and Game Commission Washington Commission Illinois Missouri Kansas Canada

Church Notes by E F Byers minister Sabbath services and events

Sabbath school at 9 with classes for all ages Morning worship at 10 sermon Prepare to Meet Thy God Y P S C E at 7 45 led by Mrs Kline Choir rehearsal Thursday at 7 45 Communion first Sunday in October Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 2 Visitors welcome The church with a welcome come Christians invited to attend subscription for Choir Herald funded by Sunday school and notes on new music hopeful attendance and refreshments.

E. F. Byers Kline Choir Herald

St John’s Lutheran invites worship and picnic supper

The St John’s Lutheran church led by E A Hanff invites the community to Sunday school at 9:00 a.m. and a 10:00 a.m. English service. A Ladies Aid picnic is planned for Friday evening in the church basement. Senior choir meets Thursday at 8, no junior choir this week. The Waterloo conference Sunday School Teacher’s Association convention meets in Sumner with the afternoon session starting at 2:00.

E. A. Hanff

St Peter's Evangelical Church Services Schedule

The Sunday school begins at 9, divine worship at 10, and the Young People's Society assembles Sunday evening at 8. Ladies' Aid meets Thursday afternoon at 2.00.

Young People’s Society Ladies’ Aid

Chadwick Attends National G A R Convention Des Moines

J. J. Chadwick and Alice Krueger left Tuesday for Des Moines to attend the National convention of the G. A. R. Chadwick attended sessions while Krueger visited her cousin Miss David Richmond. They returned from their trip Wednesday.

J. J. Chadwick Alice Krueger Des Moines Mr. Chadwick Miss Krueger David Richmond Weasaiday

Mr and Mrs Ed Schnurstein visit relatives in Tonia

Mr and Mrs Ed Schnurstein of Tonia were Sunday visitors at the home of Ed’s brother Mr and Mrs Fred Schnurstein.

Ed Schnurstein Tonia Fred Schnurstein

Four Are Killed in Auto Accident Near Marshalltown

Frederika special reporting details a fatal collision nine miles from Marshalltown on highway 14. A gravel truck collided with a family car killing Jaqueline Gable a guest and a four month old infant. Rev Gable and the infant died later. Mrs Gable survived seriously injured.

Frederika Wen Rev Allen Gable Jaqueline Allen Richard Laurel Marshalltown Rev. Gable

Bremer County School Institute's One Day Program

The Bremer county school institute convenes at Waverly High School auditorium on Friday September 18 with a strong faculty including Dean Hattie Moore Mitchell Mildred Kiefer and A C Fuller. Morning sessions cover enrollment music announcements and classroom round tables followed by addresses on education and the newspaper. Afternoon programs feature more round tables and subject discussions across grades rural and high school departments led by county superintendent Mildred E Smith and Supt A N Rogers.

Bremer County School Institute Waverly Hattie Moore Mitchell Kansas State Teachers College Pittsburg Kansas Mildred Kiefer State University Iowa City A. C. Fuller Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls Dean Hattie Moore Mitchell Mildred E. Smith Gertrude Lennon Bernice Rowe Frieda Albrecht Veryl Sturch Margaret Kollman

Birthday Party at the F H Platte Home

A birthday party was held at the F H Platte home last Sunday for Mr. Platte and his son Elmer. Afternoon guests included Herman Hay Saratoga Carl Platte and family Evelyn Dorothy Vernon Louise Platte Marlys Lavern Ernest Hagenow family. Evening attendees featured Arthur Geweke Christ Everding Carl Platte Christ Milius Ernest Wille Lillian Seegrers Denver residents and others. Music and visiting provided the evening’s entertainment.

F. H. Platte Arthur Geweke Eldora Clarence Edwin Arthur, Jr Potter Siding Christ Everding Elda Near Readlyn Carl Platte Christ Milius Paul Ernest Wille Lillian John Seegers Denver

Visit to several towns by Fink and family ends in Rudd

Visit by L. H. Fink and his mother Mrs. Louise Fink and son Fred with Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Hildebrandt to the home of K. C. Frank in Rudd, then to Swaledale to call on Mr. and Mrs. F. Maroney and to Clear Lake to view cyclone ruins. They also stopped in Mason City for a picnic supper before returning to Rudd.

Tripoli L. H. Fink Louise Fink Fred F. C. Hildebrandt Rudd Suday K. C. Frank Swaledale F. Maroney Maroney Anna Dunn Clear Lake Mason City Rudd Fink Frank Baby Mary Joyce

Hay Wins Big at Buchanan County Fair Horse Exhibit

Independence resident C. H. Hay of Tripoli captured major honors at the Buchanan county fair last Wednesday, taking six firsts across grade and crossbred horse classes. One first went to the Buchanan county farm and another to Winthrop Breeders association.

Independence C. H. Hay Tripoli Buchanan County Fair Buchanan County Farm Winthrop Breeders Association

Barn Erection Across Kansas Returns Home Team

F C Schwem and his carpenters Fred Sommer Jr and Ed Bierman of this place along with Fred Sommer Jr of Waterloo returned Sunday from Yates Center Kansas where they built a barn on the Schwem and Scheve farm. The 28 by 58 by 16 foot hip roofed structure was finished in sixteen and one half days including foundation and painting. Mr and Mrs H C Koch went to Waverly Thursday for business.

F. C. Schwem Fred Sommer, Jr Ed Bierman Waterloo Yates Center Kansas Schwem

Three Indictments Reported by September Grand Jury

Waverly dispatch notes that three persons were indicted by the September grand jury, including E. N. Ogbin for driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated, Joe Bruns for malicious mischief, and Walter Leverenz for resisting an officer. Six charges were dismissed, and several individuals were cleared of various accusations. Judge Clark was informed the Ogbin case will be heard next week. other matters included a divorce decree for C. F. Brinkman v Mrs. Sarah Brinkman and a settled auto accident suit R. F E. McGraw v C. R. Farnham near Waverly.

Waverly Joseph J. Clark Mason City E. N. Ogbin Joe Bruns Bruns Kerwin Walter Leverenz Sumner Donald Murphy Wm. Sassmann Joe Bender Clarence Schumacher August Schumacher Ernest Schellhorn Harold Corey C. F. Brinkman Sarah Brinkman Harry H. Hagemann Ogbin Clark R. F E. McGraw C. R. Farnham

Pleasant surprise on wedding anniversary event

Mr and Mrs Rudolph Ludwig celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary with a surprise gathering at their country home three miles south of town. Relatives and friends from the area organized a midnight luncheon after an evening of entertainment, with many attendees and gifts for the couple.

Rudolph Ludwig W. H. Tegtmeier Henry Matthiesen William Kanter Herman Muenching Fred Hay Lucy Waverly Walter Hay Fred Holmes Theo, Peters H. W. Neidert Will Peters Minnie Peters Fred Everding Art Tegtmeier Fred Wehling Bertha Buhr Herman Hay Saratoga John Tegtmeier Lucinda Ludwig Minneapolis Ludwig

Return to Germany After Visit With Son

Mr and Mrs Carl Bahlman of Hanover Germany and Mr and Mrs William Moeller near Siegel were guests Thursday at Mrs Wilhelmina Buls home. The Bahlmans visited since May and spent summer with Fred Bahlman in Butler County and Douglas township relatives. They plan to sail October 9 to return home with Mrs Bahlman hoping to stay in America but Mr Bahlman wishing to return to Germany.

Carl Bahlman Hanover Germany William Moeller Near Siegel Wilhelmina Buls Bahlman Fred Bahlman Butler County Douglas Township

Woman Paralyzed by Bolt of Lightning Near Plainfield

Mrs Vern Smith living four and a half miles southeast of Plainfield was struck by lightning while talking to her son Sunday morning about 9 30. The shock left her paralyzed on her left side for about thirty minutes but she recovered with only the shock lingering.

Plainfield Vern Smith

Fishing Party Travels and Family Picnic in Albert Lea

F. A. Rebholz Raymond Mc Keown and Ernest Haase joined a two day fishing trip in Albert Lea. Sunday surprise guests Mrs Rebholz and sons Francis and Howard along with Mr and Mrs A Buech ele and children joined for dinner then toured Albert Lea Hollendale Austin and St Ansgar for a picnic before returning home late Sunday evening.

F. A. Rebholz Raymond McKeown Ernest Haase Albert Lea

Dies Following Operation at Mercy Hospital

Albert Stenzel 79 passed away Friday at Mercy hospital from complications after two operations within a week. Born in Germany, he settled in Bremer county fifty years ago and lived with daughter Mrs William Hattendorf. Survived by three sons Leo Paul Bernard and a daughter and step-daughter. Funeral at St Mary's church conducted by Rev T R Collins, burial in St Mary's cemetery. Six grandsons served as pallbearers.

Albert Stenzel Mercy Hospital Mr. Stenzel Germany Bremer County William Hattendorf Stenzel Leo Paul and Bernard California Martin Rhode Paul St. Mary's Catholic Church T. R. Collins St. Mary's Cemetery

Jewelry shop owner dies of stroke at west Bremer

Guy T. Babcock aged 58 died suddenly at his jewelry store on west Bremer avenue Thursday evening September 10 about five o'clock after suffering a stroke. He struck his head in a fall but died within minutes. He had been unwell that summer but remained active in business. Survived by wife, son Richard, daughter Florence, and two sisters including Mrs Emma Sweitzer of Shell Rock. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 PM from Kaiser funeral home, Rev. J K Hawkins officiating, burial in Harrington cemetery.

Guy T. Babcock West Bremer Avenue Babcock Hadeen Richard Florence Emma Sweitzer Shell Rock Iowa California Kaiser Funeral Home J. K. Hawkins Methodist Church Harlington Cemetery

Farm fire truck demo returned to St Louis company

The farm fire truck sent to the city for demonstration was returned to the General Fire Truck company in St Louis last week. Firemen could not raise enough funds to purchase it and the city did not want the financial responsibility. A smaller cheaper truck may be bought for farm and rural calls.

General Fire Truck Company St. Louis

Visit Relatives in Dakota by Lloyd Stuffelbeam Family

Mr and Mrs Lloyd Stuffelbeam and two children went by auto to Valley City North Dakota to spend a few weeks at the home of Mrs Stuffelbeam's parents. He brought his sign painting kit and may stay for the winter if work is found.

Dakota Lloyd Stuffelbeam Valley City North Dakota

Back on His Beat Again Bill Ducker Returns to Duty

Bill Ducker, appointed special police, resumed his beat after illness and reports feeling much better. Authorities hope he can remain on the job now.

Bill Ducker Special Police

Death notices and local items from Waverly briefed

Mrs Vern Knight was advised of her mother Mrs Mary Noble Smiths death in Bellingham Washington from anemia and paralysis. Survived by husband and three daughters including one in Charles City and one in Ohio. 1931 Waverly enrollments top last year with 765. Wartburg enrollment 170 with growth expected. A new parallel parking ordinance applies on most streets except ten blocks on Bremer Avenue. Seventeen Luther League Boy Scouts led by Leo Wuest toured West Union and sang at Zion Lutheran services then enjoyed a Wuest farm picnic. Donald Murphy of Fairbank arraigned for assault before Justice M M Kingsley. (Continued on page 6)

Waverly Vern Knight Mary Noble Smith Bellingham Washington Wartburg Bremer Avenue Lutheran Boy Scout Troop Leo Wuest West Union Zion Lutheran Church Wuest Farm Donald Murphy Fairbank M. M. Kingsley Justice of the Peace

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