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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1931
Page
8
Two techniques to revive stale bread puddings. Hawaiian Bread Pudding uses milk sugar butter salt nutmeg bread and pineapple topping baked slowly for eight servings with a lemon nutmeg cream sauce. Pineapple Pudding bakes toast bread with crushed pineapple egg milk sugar and nutmeg served with a pineapple cream sauce for six.
Carl Sagert breaks an arm in bicycle fall but is recovering. Thimble Bee club meets. St Peters Lutheran church hosts a fried chicken supper October 7 with 35 cents adults and 20 cents children. Mrs Milo Melton improving after feet infection. Bridge ladies enjoyed a dinner and theatre in Waterloo. Neighborhood visits include Schoofs in Ackley and Detroits Loveday family. Numerous local visits, illnesses, and social events noted across families in the area.
Warren Towns' Mr and Mrs Herman Eick and families visited at Westgate. Miss Viola Scharnhorst will become the bride of Harold Busse Thursday October 1. A kitchen shower was hosted by Laura Bauer. Various visits and calls occurred among local residents including Jahnke, Hennings, Pries, and Wedemeier. An old-time dance at Jahnke's pavilion drew a large crowd.
Mr and Mrs Henry Steege and family visited in the Herman Rucker home in Sumner. John Sell and family visited the August Frisch home northeast of Sumner, with other relatives from Sauck Center Minnesota calling on John Sell and Mrs Hilda Rieck. Henry Haar visitors hosted at Hilda Rieck's northwest Sumner area. John Seehase and son stopped by John Weltzine home in Denver. Herbert Wilharm and family from Waverly visited Carl Seehase home, and Hilda Rieck and sons visited John Sell home Friday evening.
East of Town reports Miss Selma Ashbrenner from Kansas City visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Rob Ashbrenner. Mrs Ernest Seehase’s birthday celebrated with relatives including Mr and Mrs Henry Meswarth and children and Mr and Mrs Fred Seehase Jr. Also listed are visits by Will Schnadt and Edmund Meswarth, Esther and Annetta Specht with Marie and Mildred Zumack, and a trip by Will Seehase party to visit Mrs John Buhr in Brooten, Minnesota.
Charles M. Schwab urged that salesmanship requires not only a sharp dresser but substance to back it up. He warned that the adage about a man not being a hero to his valet should not hold, urging men to be true to pretensions and to value the wisdom they believe their wives ascribe to them.
Fremont residents visit relatives across Readlyn Waterloo and Fredericksburg as family gatherings and house warmings mark a busy weekend. New baby arrives to Everett Prestien. many relatives travel for birthdays anniversaries and supper visits at Chapin Wittenberg Bunger and Rathe homes.
The infant daughter Aud rey Verna of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Clausing was baptized Sunday with sponsors Mrs. Ed Platte and Mrs. Carl Lampe. Rev. Melcher officiated. H. F. Krueger and family drove to Marshalltown to visit relatives. J Priegge and daughter Martha with other Priegge family members from Winona Minn. visited Prof. E. A. Mueller’s home and attended Waterloo cattle congress. more Moeller and Homan family visits occurred Sunday afternoon at the I. F. Moeller home.
Frederika and Waterloo families joined relatives Saturday and Sunday at G. C. Simmons and other homes. Guests included the Thompsons and Mrs. Nellie Smith from Waterloo, Traeger and Llewellyn from Sumner, the Goldings Holm family McGee and Hale near Tripoli, and hospital visits to Mrs. Florence Gable in Marshalltown. Delegates to the Upper Iowa Conference traveled from Cedar Rapids, while birthday and Sunday visits drew many locals to the Schaub and Becker households and others across Fredericksburg Independence and Tripoli.
The column lists local updates from Bremer county with items ranging from business changes to health events. Farnham Ice Company sold to Crystal Ice & Fuel of Waterloo, plans to improve storage and use Cedar River ice. The annual chest and lung clinic set for Friday October 2 at Sumner, with a dinner and scientific program. The Bremer county fair ends with a deficit of 3340 dollars but now holds 263.57. Mrs Morris Sennett near the city suffered a stroke, family summoned, condition serious. Mr and Mrs Aliin Anhalt welcomed a baby boy born Friday September 25. Mrs W H Wehrmacher hosted the Even Dozen card club.
A report of bridge luncheon at Black s tea room and afternoon games. Weick siblings from Garrison North Dakota visit relatives and plan to return next Thursday. Mrs Mary Mooney marks seventy six birthday with family. Golf club women to Nashua October 3 for an invitation tournament with prizes. Hallowells relocate to Sumner. Kingsleys host dinner for son Neil, cadet at Annapolis. George Lane attends National Cemetery Association meeting in Kansas City. Minnie Lee of Long Beach leaves after property interests visit, stops in Denver. Mrs C H Groening hosts dinner and bridge, high scores to Mrs M N Gernsey and Mrs Ton Downing. J K Hawkins, Norman Grassfield and Willard Osincup attend Methodist conference in Cedar Rapids. Grassfield named delegate. Marilyn and Nadine Osincup celebrate birthdays. Miss Clara Wilder visits from Waucoma, Mary Selbig accompanies her home. Ritter rents H B Miller residence. Botsey Stephenson of Milwaukee visits.
Last week relatives acted as sponsors at the baptism of Stephen Guenther’s little nephew. Mr and Mrs Jim Behrens left for Kansas City Kansas on Mr Behrens motorcycle to visit relatives, planning a two week trip. Louise Duenow underwent tonsil removal at Mercy Hospital and remains off duty as a Club Cafe waitress. Otto Bredow announces their daughter Jena’s marriage to Leo Kramp of Chicago, both employed there. Dr R E Robinson visited Town City to see his son Francis a medical student there. The Leader offers a wide range of wedding announcements and invitations with sample papers.
William Dampier, famed navigator and buccaneer, is recalled for pioneering English geographical surveys and daring voyages with the Brethren of the Coast. He witnessed the Darien crossing, the Santa Mary sack, and later inspired the tale of Robinson Crusoe.
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