Postville Herald from Postville, Iowa • Page 1

A LIVE NEWSPAPER IN A LIVE TOWN Year. iparation Being For Annual Jig-4 Exposition fse Pulling Machine Is Be Here at The Big-4 Fair Sure it's a great thing to go to a Organized fair and see all the ex- arranged In orderly manner toe big program of attractions ihg oil Just as nicely as you please. reader, don't think for a lie these things just happen, for £es a whole lot of head work, and planning, to get things for the fair. Monday evening of this week we permitted to listen in at a meet- if the board of directors of the Pair, who are arranging, for the innual exhibition 26 to 29, (believe you. me that dozen men Just sit around and crack jokes They were figuring for their fair so that it fa meet the approval of the hun- who are coming daily to see It i month.

Most of them were jers who had done a hard day's at home and then driven to and were doing some more hard i in the interest of their fair so- i. They were also planning to a lot more time off farm work to to town and build their huge exhibition building and have It xraipleted and in readiness be- fair time, and in making, numer- fother improvements: for the com- and convenience of their patrons 't think for -a minute thab a -lax- 'don't give a whoop about anyone fde himself, for these men are jetting all about themselves and are iking of how their patrons are to enjoy what they are endeavor do for them. fe also found out a few other among them being that the pulling machine from Ames will itively be at the fair on Horse Day. is a great event and you farmers some horses you think are lers better begin putting them Mgh their stunts as they will have ie opportunity to pull their col- oflf, bust tugs, at the Blg-4 on Horse Day. mther thing we can assure you that is that the Blg-4 Pair will ie the finest musical events in the of band music, drum and bugle of any county fair in state iova, barring none, and a little lat fe will prove it to you.

'e also learned there will be more finer booths by the-business men in ever before, a greater lineup of ibits in every department of the Shan you ever saw there before, it's saying a mouthful; but visit the and it will be proven to you be- id doubt. here will also be a merry-go-round, electric railroad, ferris wheel, and ier rides for the kiddies, and some it are not so klddish, and all at ices you can afford, Big-4 fair this year is going to daisy, and the management ab- guarantees the appearance of advertised attraction, come to Sept. 26 to 29, and see a real owned and operated by the most farmers of the four counties of Iowa. We'll be 'King for you! CLERMONT ENTERTAINERS AT COMMUNITY CLUBS MEETING About twenty-five of Clermont's entertainers went' to PostvlUe Friday evening and presented a program at the Hall. Readings, dances and music met; with a hearty applause.

A humorous reading was given toy Anna iiOllta Blake, two dialect readings toy Thelma Beicrson and some ihumorous verses toy Herschel Rolfs were enjoyed. The music was varied. James (Powers sang two numbers. Tommy Powers with his fiddle and Mrs. Homer Leul at the piano produced a few "old-timers" and the girls' chorus sang several popular numbers.

Gretchen Rolfs and Mary Grimes entertained with tap'dances, After the program a dance was held with boun teous refreshments served at intermls sion. Both the program '-and the dance were sponsored by the Grand Meadow and Post township farm com munlty Enterprise, POSTVILLE, IOWA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1933. It's Fair Time E. Schroeder and Wife Given a Picnic Shower One of the pretty social events of the season was the post-nuptial shower held in Decorah Park last Sunday in honor of Mr. and Mrs.

Emmet Schroeder of this city, and a right joy ous occasion it was. Relatives and friends of the newlyweds had care fully planned the. affair and it turned out to be just the joyous time anticipated. The guests brought huge baskets piled high with delicious eats and at the dinner hour spread a regular wedding feast which was heartily enjoyed by all and the afternoon was spent delightfully listening to the band concert and in visiting. Both the bride and the groom admitted they never before been entertained in such a manner, but they seemed to enjoy it like old troopers, and at the close of the party Mr.

and Mrs. Schroeder were presented with a substantial silver offering as indicative of the well wishes of the company, and we can well imagine that the new home will be provided with mementoes of this shower that they will cherish throughout a long and happy wedded life. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Koenig and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Koenig and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Koenig and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Poesch and family, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Schroeder, Mr. and Mrs.

Blake Rathbun, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Koenig, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.

J. Schroeder, Mr. and Mrs. Elrie Ruckdaschel, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Kahle, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Christofferson, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Christofferson, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Sebastian, Mr. and Mrs. Elbe Christofferson, Will Christofferson and children, Mr. and Mrs.

Arbe Rose and family, Mrs. Amanda Meyer, Miss Marie Koenig, Miss Lois White, Walter White, Harold ChristofTerson, Fred Ruckdaschel, Mrs. Thuerk, all of Bernlce Anderson, Charles Kaiser, Cornelia and Walter Kaiser, Eldred Sohlitter, of Monona; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Lambert of Decorah.

Chas. Reincke Given A Big Surprise Party Landlord Chas. F. Reincke of the Commercial Hotel is accustomed to being called upon most any hour of the day or night to serve the traveling public and thinks nothing of it, but when a goodly bunch of home folks gang up on him and drop in all of a sudden like with well filled baskets of good things to eat and tell him it just had to happen because it is his birthday anniversary, he is just simply shocked and surprised, and there's no ifs, ans, or buts about it. And that is exactly what happened to Charley last Sunday.

However, after getting their host calmed down all proceeded to partake of a sumptuous dinner and then spent the afternoon in games and sociability, and on leaving wished for Charley rrfany more happy returns of the occasion: Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reincke, Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Reincke and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Reincke, Mrs. Joseph Appel, Mr. and Mrs. C.

F. Krogman, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Willman and family, Mrs. Eda Meyer and Milo, Mr.

and Mrs. Alvin as ISMS'- Bsttv -swety JE? saSnKmabm SMEC jlrtjjyiKcv age af 5, iaasdz iffiwi The wisest: peaKsnJ-ii during; flie- pass; Swyfci JOfXM for iaxznv- btf'Pflte 1 1 this plan he meat Jttti ,1 instrscseat the 4. unaged tor Krattur Slat. a it state tonante wh! sod A ing the watomss -to pltoi. toiT-Or 4t.

D. Daa 1 mCiC JAXicsxasxm i Down Mc A ir A ininwoa sl amann his on Fa.i: -IT. "-A IRIX joaairtncsaeouiiifB 'aiic. Band Concert Wednesday Evening lis. How many of you like music? Fine, i was coH ns.

TEI c'- Wfrowj we thought you all did. And due tojs-addec -jiuv aams- JSOO- that fact on next Wednesday evening, booses i K-JXOT i TJ: a lB naH 30th, at 8:00 o'clock, sa saev ran- tao- diassaBai. Pi-of. C. W.

Phillips and his PoslvtUe jjriiir zz.z 10 Concert Band will pre their beautiful musical City Park in Postville. Everybody ts: bnMrimg waitm? tor- stssxtssestoinT ii. cordially invited to attend and enjoy! be moved far taaazh this wonderful musical treat for it is! by. TOEC: OO -ras -r, lUC going to be especially eood. Cnseiifid he ftmigit ie mart- Ur early and enjoy it all, and don't for-jibie to OTO-JIKI i Wt get to give these boys and eiris tbe side, so te JMJDKL 3 ffi hand or honk of appreciation at the! they iieid.

just for an isstans. close of each number: it is the only! he realized smntfaing -aa 'G way they have of knowing whether and done macfelr. I you are an appreciative listener; and; He ax asarcea. ta steer and his PostviLe; cites, ir.nr -o JJ RESENANI present another was Tmooir -xfloKEa 4 ical offerings at toe xers OTHer oars xjca idea their capabilities certain merit 7 our soum ade oi -ne wildas. ind recognition.

Here is the program: did so-senaal anldren i March. "Semper Fidelis-" Sousajshat locailtr. ind nsuanscr Overture, "Greetings" ed iie would mt tlie- noose: ocHtte-nfcp Dansa -La Media Nociie" would injure, or pernaps ynj, Sfcl-aKne Auries Steenng. tor iie ho-ise -e a officiaffi? aauiffi Noveltv. "Piccolo Pete" Baisser Sianons now ma Selection Billy Sunday's Songs; cement wad owara oowom: BooriBk Ja agtot-fooi utcn POrtusaDely te "Ida Sweec 4s Apoie Cider" front aver ijentiv before the rail, end tan'therboiw Fox Trot.

Meyer and Mr. ano amu-, aT mm md 'hen? Meyer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clar- flo. ence Muchow and family.

Mr. and Mrs Enos Muchow and family, Mr. and Edwin Saueressig and family. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Groth and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kuhse and family. Mr.

and Mrs. Otto Appel and family. Mrs. Albert Bareis and baby. Mrs.

Elsie Meyer and children, John Saueressig and Galloway Hallelujah Chorus from, the Messiah Vocal Soto TaEe? or" the Moon" Su2g by Bea McNeil I Fantasia. "Campus Eiriic-es." Rallinson Finale "Star Spaagied Bannur' BIRTHDAY PARTY AT HENRY SCHULTZ SR. HOME On Sunday, August 20th, a group of latives gathered at the Henry fhultz Sr. home, near Castalia, to that gentleman celebrate his Kty-slxth birthday anniversary, and the real date was on Aug. 24 occasion was none the less because of its being held a few earlier.

The guests' each-brought iskets of fine 'eats for the picnic dln- ir and supper, and the hours were agreeably to all at kittenball and iras, and on leaving the guests wish- for Mr. Schultz many happy re I ms of the day. Those present were Mr. and Mrs, enry Schultz Mr. and Mrs.

Geo. Schulte and (family, Mr. and Mrs, Schultz. and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Schmidt and family, Mr. and Henry Schultz Jr. and family, and Mrs. Dean Kneeskern and Mr. and John Schultz and ffaily, Mr.

and Mrs; Harry Lenth; ier Schultz, Roy Schultz and Loyal aU of Castalia. a 'r. and Mrs. Joe Schultz, Mr. and Otto Sander," Mrs.

"Lena, Sander, imd Mrs. Herman Nuehrlng and nia Kalke. of and Mrs. Fred Harnack and V.Mr..and Mrs, Geo. A.

Schultz id Mardella, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin tolta and sons, oLWaukon. lAt 27 CENTS FOB JOLY B. F.

1 AT POSTVIIXE CEEAMERY Postville creamery pays 276 for butterfat. How Is that for Two Women Robbed At Lansing Saturday The ifirst hold-up and robbery in Lansing in many years took place Saturday night about 10 o'clock at the Mrs. Mattie Schierholz home on Front street, says the Lansing Journal, when this aged and estimable lady was bound, gagged, mistreated and abused, and (finally robbed of $60, contained in her small house-safe. With Mrs. Charley Markley.

she had been listening to the radio, and they were about to retire at that time, Mrs. 'Markley going to the bathroom upstairs. Thinking she heard a noise in Mrs. Schierholz's room, she stepped out to investigate and was confronted by a masked man with a gun. She gave a scream and darted back into the bathroom, hoping to escape by another door, but 'here she was met by the robber's young woman dressed as a man.

pair gagged Mrs. Markley, ihrvw a rug over her head and Wed up feor hands and feet, leaving her ly-sns -on 1 the vehi- aine to rest, son. Pauljhaving: gone our. through she Formuateiy neither: of: the fellows were burr, so they Earoitf Brewer his: and get the sheep: they- wanti.afw, ter .1 MctJresor auto, doctor, to set chum out: of. the.

ditchr and, in niunmg: shape again Bert says: he- never- knew so- many tilings- couidi go: through-, feilow head so. short a time aa. id did: this occasion. But all: of his. Mends are mighty glad to know bhafc neifchep At hhciz noon on.

Monday. Aygust 3t Bora nor his son not news dispatch trcos. Hsiubner and Miss Dora-: one else, was hurt. We can buy- more; shy Hate, besa Sus eity. 'vere emote, but you, ed ia marriatw ax Wafl.nv.ou at "he Flsss.

Congrggasamui. ettursh. Che Hev. Pre-Nuptial Shower For a Bride-To-Be Dorothy Hale Weds George C. Hiaebmer- and! hone! Kane' 43" SOSK.

now na will sdl be fcamd as "Sis oifluiuKTOt, The cer- 1 emocy was witaessea ay aie of The following West Union was found in Tuesday evening's Dubuque Telegrsph-HeraJd: Miss Zaida Wnitley was guess honor Friday evening at a large party i at the home of Mrs. Edward Carr. six' hostesses planning and carrying: surprise shower for toe bnce-tc-lv. ljf of- Mr. jnd: Those besides Mrs.

Carr Mrs. C. wmli? IldJ ai edll L. Meyer. Mrs.

Elwood Wsadatcss. Mitssi Glad 5 -s Ortmes. Mm WarcecJ mn tli ami and Miss Knx-l. 1 Cinic. i Out of town Attests Missus! Frances and Ftorenw Hfesiifi.

ir mnr feilows like Berb Waters-and his ily. Postville Pirates- Axe Beaten By Waukon Wegner. Irene Meyer. Mrs. Kifanuco Schultz and Mrs.

Carl ScScwaer UK' Postville: Mrs. Suoasjcc vc Oelweln: Mrs. John JtcCota. Whitley's mother, stna ter Judu. Whitley of i -c rvrvcv Wood of Wadena.

Miss WhisJey ts sooo to Harold Schrwfcr- of Fcssviaw. The Waukon baseball team and-gaye the lauuer by ocvupa-, Phiatts 11 to ft and. the box score: toll: the story Postville Jdstwt San 0 .7 hound bus, Ixcea had befeweejfc' Ihe- "Swiss )f'''JBaeiwJ8e. Siu'-wan fef acgame u. Jbew''wb a ztmoAr ped liusti' town mc 'MafetwanS''- -a." arjileas swtaia 1 plan.

she SVjiiowaiiii aiii -juromttny the newiy- I weus lets ay- .11110 tor an auw trip-tiiu-u Hills msfioa, ot; South i uiit anuu mturn-. mil. nvtisn- i aiivjif humu ftKivilte. I Wits)-. fmnds oi this dne 1 vutiiiif ciio ilnrald: ifnns luouiiiii war 1 joiiiTwcuiatioiu, and j.

W.Kii. THE JUNTOS CUB Fithintt Stories MOATHiX tiKK 1 1 From Mediunofc The McDtnwU WW sw.u its refute BMC sa-vewu Su WCUIL' Auisust. is. Marie I 'll posex sad- 5sfatffcs.t- Kaca wwwod hands ana iccu. the floor, while proceeding ul)- quest for money.

In the KV (Mrs. Schierholz, having the ottih by" 1 1 scream and commotion, which woke up! little Master David Burnt, went stairs to quiet the child and see wivAt was the matter. The male robber followed her into Hie baby's room and caugltt Iwr from behind, striking, thrcatenttw abusing parUally. hwr clothing In thetr seAreh for money, telling Jter UMJ toawt her feet or kidnap the btttoy If slw tiM noil produce nwre, Mm. assured them that practtotHj' had was In tlw KUle wife scouring its bers fled, leaving the fennlkNt on the boy David The "job" ts wnwratty havo all the a S3-.

lilfaiXM; lh; wmfo Schupbach, If Greti, is Bush, Thoma, lb Steele, 3b Birdsell, ab Barns, rt Kelieher, rf iVbernethy. cf Sticken, cf Gearing, Fainter, Totals Waukon Tysland, 2b Nortquisli, ll Erlckson, lb Rose, cf Helms, rf Kylete. 3b, son 3, 1 ent affair, WoW some partioa under i pickerel jiuuned piifft the- (wife 4iUt tiwughf tliat was. somaUntag. But ardent; flsiHarman, with different, tj )9 It, it aa.itt lithe wateiv Ife ta ocjjer and.

the iish, after solas, in dash, laad- tjtiw- itiite .10 (ax this on third, Xmi nn4 a 5 1 1 a 4 I 3 a i a 5 a 1 3 ft 4 i a a 1 a 5 1 3 1 0 5 0, 0 a 2 3 a 0 2 0 a 9 a 0 a 0 a 0 1 3-, 3, I- 51'ft 3 12 0 1 iot) h. ton .1 5 AS, 1 Tysland, 2b 1 -N- Snuttoy, ss 5 a 1 0 rT 1 fl 1 4 I '1 ma; sacrifices: Noriqulst. Tyalond Qmltby. i Bush, Gress, fyWM plays: Smithy aress; left on.ba^esv vlile bfuai 4Pk helm.