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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1933

Page

6

Priviso High School names Herman Belkema as principal

Herman Belkema elected unanimously to head Priviso High School by the board of education in late July and serving since early August. He holds a PhD from Iowa, passed the state bar, studied education in England and Holland, with 17 years of teaching including an Iowa State College role. Born 1893 in Tripoli, he married in 1918, has two sons, and resides in Maywood Indiana.

Priviso Maywood Herman H. Belema Priviso High School Board of Education Belkema University of Iowa England Holland College of Education Iowa State University

Family News From Waterloo Area Dated Events

Mr and Mrs Gustave Boeckman welcomed a daughter born Thursday September 21. Ernest Quade and family and Erwin Hoppenworths group visited Louis Rodemeyer in Waverly to celebrate Grandmother Hoppenworths birthday. Ben Bernard of Racine Wisconsin death reported to Mrs G Gerlach with funeral held Saturday. Judisch and daughter from Buck Creek and Wm Wolf of Waterloo visited Chas Ladage for Sunday dinner. Rodemeyer and Rosa Rodemeyer visited Wm Oehlschlager. Bergman birthday party hosted by Ernest Bergman with guests Edna Kuecker and Henry Leege. Will Bergman’s guests Henry Leege and Lester McCullen and son from Waterloo attended. C G Gerlach attended American Lutheran conference in Cedar Falls Tuesday.

Gustave Boeckman Ernest Quade Erwin Hoppenworth Marvin Ernest Hoppenworth Louis Rodemeyer Waverly Grandmother Happenworth G. Gerlach Ben Bernard Racine Wis Gottlieb Judisch Buck Creek Wm. Wolf Waterloo Chas. Ladage Fred Rodemeyer Rosa Wm. Meyer Wm. Oehlschlager Henry Kuecker Edna Will Bergman Tripoli Ernest Bergman Bergman Henry Leege Lester McCullen Will Grebien C. G. Gerlach Conference of the American Lutheran Church Cedar Falls

Highway toll greater than losses in war

State motor vehicle officials compare U S highway deaths and injuries to war casualties. In 18 months during World War I 50 510 soldiers died and 182 674 were injured, while 53 650 Americans died in car crashes and 1 576 840 were injured. Eight major disasters killed 3 152 people, and Iowa car deaths exceed those totals since 1927.

United States State Motor Vehicle Department America Lew Wallace State Motor Vehicle Bureau Palm Beach Knickerbocker Theater San Francisco Maine Senandoah Ohio State Penitentiary Akron Iowa Wallace

Social visits dot quiet South of Tripoli

A string of Sunday calls and family visits spread through South of Tripoli as Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Peters and relatives hosted at Louie Wenthe’s, Otto Boeckman visited his daughter, and several Peters and neighboring families joined Readlyn birthday observances. Teachers' Institute attendance noted for Edna Sell Elinor and Margaret Kelsey Erna Hage now and Marie Kuhrt at Waverly.

W. J. Peters J. C. Peters Minnie Elsie Louie Wenthe Otto Boeckman Art Tegtmeier Lucille Peters Fremont No Earl Lukkens Bernie Fern Myers Waterloo C. L. Myers Theo. Peters Carl Peters Ed Westendorf Art Peters Herman Peters Fred Niemeyer Henry Niemeyer Fred Rathe

Birthday Party Attendance and Local Visit Notes

CRANE CREEK reports Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Michael and children attended the birthday party of Mrs. Joe Kelling at Denver Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Milius attended church services here Sunday and were dinner guests at the home of their daughter Mrs. Clarence Beisner. Many from here attended the barbecue at Tripoli Saturday. R. A. Michael went to Waverly Thursday to visit his ill father. R. A. Michael and Clarence Beisner were Clarksville callers Tuesday. Clarence Beisner and wife were Waverly callers Saturday.

R. A. Michael Ronetta Rosetta Ralph Joe Kelling Denver Chris Milius Clarence Beisner Tripoli Waverly Mr. Michael

Missionary circle hosts party and church speakers week

The Warren Evangelical church missionary circle led by Mrs. Fred Christopher hosted a party at the Frank Lageschulte home Thursday. A week of special services at the Evangelical church began Sunday with Leonard Raecker of Waverly as the opening speaker and featured visiting pastors including Rev. Herbert Temple, Rev. Ferguson, Rev. Deedrick, Rev. Klooz, Rev. Haehlen, and Rev. Wunderlich. Visits and dinners followed among local families, with additional notes of birthdays and travel for sermons and professional meetings.

Warren Evangelical Church Fred Christopher Leader Frank Lageschulte Evangelical Church Leonard Raecker Rev Mrs. Koch Maquoketa

Artesian House Guests Visit Lavalle Wisconsin

Mr and Mrs E H Schroeder assisted at the F F Moeller home Monday. Also present were Mr and Mrs F F Moeller Mrs Fred Schultz and son Wibert and Mr and Mrs Wm Platte Waverly who left Saturday for Lavalle Wisconsin to visit Rev Richard Haendschke.

E. H. Schroeder F. F. Moeller Fred Schultz and Son Wibert Wm. Platte Waverly Lavalle Wisc Richard Haendschke

Controversy Over 100000000 Guinea Pigs Book

The debate over consumer safety heats up as Arthur Kallet and F J Schlink publish 100 000 000 Guinea Pigs. Raymond Pearl counters with a balanced view, noting that many foods drugs and cosmetics meet high standards and that major brands police quality while educating members and improving safety.

Arthur Kallet F. J. Schlink

Wedding and social visits noted in local notices

Harold Haendschke married Miss Phyllis Jackson on Tuesday September 26. Dinner guests at Mr and Mrs Clarence Deterding included Prof and Mrs E A Mueller and daughters Erna and Delores who visited C J Meier home Sunday. Clarence Deterding left Monday for Humboldt to haul gravel for Bell Construction near there.

Harold Haendschke Phyllis Jackson E. H. Schroeder Clarence Deterding E. A. Mueller Erna and Delores C. J. Meier Humboldt Bell Construction Company

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