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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1963
Page
7
Clara Niemeyer visits daughter in Waterloo while many neighbors share weekend gatherings. The extended group includes Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ho home, the Gebert family, the Kimm and Hartmann households, plus multiple trips to Denvers and Readlyn. Conf irmation classes, Easter cantata, and Sunday dinners anchor the spread of visits across Waverly, Waterloo, Sumner, and Denver.
Guests at the Lawrence Heinemann home gathered for a six o'clock Sunday pre confirmation dinner. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Lorenz Beevers with Leroy, Mr and Mrs Leslie Dettmer and family, Mr and Mrs Otto Buls, and Mrs Mary Heinemann. The occasion honored Allen who will be confirmed Sunday and celebrated his 14th birthday.
Sunday afternoon guests included Mr and Mrs Herman Frahm and Mrs Emelia Sommerfelt from Waterloo. Evening visitors were Mr and Mrs Paul Judisch and Mr and Mrs Duane Judisch. Brian Frahm celebrated his first birthday with family.
Mrs Gene Vincent hosted Friday afternoon for Kent's fifth birthday. Mrs Harry Stefan Davenport joined and stayed over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Homer Vincent Wellman were dinner guests Sunday. Homer Vincent also celebrated a birthday.
Ed Koch of Pin Hook Tripoli fell from a load of baled hay Saturday breaking his hip at his daughter’s home Mr and Mrs Robert Popes He is confined at St Josephs hospital New Hampton for treatment and recovery.
Mrs Mary Niemeyer left Sumner hospital and went to her daughter Mr and Mrs Rueben Engert near Frederika northeast of Fredericksburg. They reside at Rl Fredericksburg.
Mr and Mrs L H Fink and Mrs Donald Zipse of Fredericksburg attended a synodical meeting of the Women's Guild at Hotel Roosevelt in Cedar Rapids on Monday with the ladies present.
Mrs. Millie Goodenbour visited Readlyn Convalescent Home on Sunday to begin her home care after a hospitalization at Allen Memorial Hospital in Waterloo.
Dr and Mrs L J Magnall and Paul and Tony were in Des Moines Monday to attend the legislature at the State House, taking part in the day’s activities and observing sessions.
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet April 9 at 8 p.m. in the Tripoli Town Hall with hostesses Kay Goebel Pearl Buechele and Darlene Holm. Ted Debel suffered a heart attack at his home Monday evening and is hospitalized at Allen Memorial in Waterloo.
Mrs. Erwin Boeckmann was discharged Tuesday from Sumner hospital where she had been treated since Saturday for pneumonia.
Mrs. Doris Bergmann attended the open house at the Martin An halt home Sunday afternoon.
Les Kelsey is listed as a patient at Allen Memorial Hospital in Waterloo.
The House, after party caucuses, voted 92 to 1 to re-refer the fair employment practices bill to committee. Previously the industrial and human relations panel had voted 9–8 to kill the measure. Rep Elroy Maule was the lone Democratic dissenter. The bill would bar discrimination by employers with eight or more workers, labor unions, or agencies based on race, religion, or national origin.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Lauck attended the funeral for Herbert Lauck age 59 held today at Alta Vista. Herbert Lauck died Monday at St Josephs Hospital New Hampton.
Rev and Mrs E F Puhlmann returned from Fall Creek Wisconsin where they attended the funeral of her father Albert Ventzke held March 24 at an area church family notes the loss and arrival back home after the services.
Mr and Mrs Paul Judisch visited Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Joe Volker in Sumner on the occasion of Mrs Volkers birthday.
Mr and Mrs Robert Ambrose came back Tuesday evening from Des Moines where they had attended the Iowa Ford dealers convention starting Sunday.
John Henning is a patient at Allen Memorial Hospital in Waterloo after being taken there on Saturday.
Mrs. Glenyce Dettmer hosted a pre confirmation dinner for daughter Wanda with guests from Fremont and nearby towns. Attendees included Lorenz Mummelther and Steven, Clara Dettmer, Lavern Busse family, Allen Bockhaus family of Waverly, Willard Seegers family of Denver, Charles Miller Frederika, Rev Victor Weidler, Paul Kappmeyer and Janice, H W Meier and Lorenz, Mervyn Sassmann and Art Holm. Additional visits connected to Kappmeyers, Buchholz, Essmann, Schneer, Bunger, Shonka, Chapin, Moeller, Bergmann, Snelling, Koschme der, Wikner, Brase, Rathbone, Bowers, Peters, Jaschen and Gleason households as described.
Mr and Mrs Herman Buchholz Waterloo visited Mrs Sophie Bunger on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wilbert Bunger and Karen called Monday evening on Mrs Dennis Kirchhoff. Lori Chapin spent Friday night with Kay Rathbone. Thursday evening guests included Mrs Mildred Flanscha and family.
Transfers include Twila M Harbaugh to Donald J and Margaret G Pauley for a southeast tract with nominal revenue. Carrie Poock to Arthur H and Melba Wolff for lots 4 and 5 in Readlyn. Margaret A Webb to S L and Leota Whitney for lot 47 in Plainfield plus a west side strip. Minnie Coontz to Romayne W Coontz for lot 3 in Denver. City of Sumner to Orville Roth for tract in Auditor's plat. Lee Holm to Town of Frederika for a small nw portion. Bertha Hagenow to Wilbert C and Ruby Hagenow for se quarter of sw quarter and right of way with small revenue amounts.
New marriage licenses listed for LuAnn Schumacher of 19 Waverly and other local entries. Bremer County District Court records show Ruth Pritchard vs Harold Pritchard for divorce and a case Broyhill Co. vs Waverly Implement Co. Law.
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