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Tripoli
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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1965
Page
4
Cards and thanks for hospital care and sympathy
The Miller and Warnke families express thanks to relatives neighbors and friends for cards flowers and food received during illness and in memory of Mrs Rosina Warnke Your thoughtfulness will long be remembered by the family and loved ones.
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Medical Arts Building Hospital
Houston
Tex
Rosina Warnke
Looking at Life as It Used to Be Items of Interest
Leader Files item notes from 1910 pages reference life as it was fifty five years prior. April 7 1910 page date missing a file for this date.
Property Transfers and Public Notices in Bremer County
Legal transfers list multiple property deeds in Bremer County with entities including Della Joslin Hammons to Wilbur and Harriet Nitcher. Donald E. Vosseller to Russell E. and Norma I Walker. Joseph S. Czarnecky to John Roach and L. H. Butzlaff. and others with revenues totaling several dollars. Also notes twenty five years ago from April 3 1940 with anniversaries births school changes and local market data.
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Della Joslin Hammons
Wilbur
Harriet Nitcher
Donald E. Vosseller
Russell E
Norma I. Walther
Robert D
Elnore M. Walther
Joseph S. Czarnecky
John Roach
L. H. Butzlaff
Cedar Glyn
Frederick A
Lorna F. Gumz
Ed Weinheimer
Vern
Waneta Lillibridge
Vern Lillibridge
City of Waverly
Louis Hartman
Louis
Ardath Ingham
Wilbert Schilling
Orewe
Bertha Larson
Lydia M. Ingersoll
A. H
Arlene M
Waverly
Nicholas A. Kerns
Melvin W. Neil
Bremer County
Raymond
Marie Kingsley
Margaret C. Stewart
Herman
Norma Rathe
Clausing
Tripoli
Carl L. Page
Lester H
Delores B. Banser
Mrs Otto Buls Returns from Allen Memorial Hospital
Mrs Otto Buls is discharged from Allen Memorial Hospital in Waterloo after being treated as a patient and returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leaves Hospital
Otto Buls
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Hughes Keeps One Cent Gas Tax Plan Alive
Governor Harold Hughes insisted he still supports a one cent gasoline tax increase for the primary road system. He rejected claims he had cooled on the proposal and said the extra ten million dollars is urgently needed to counter rising traffic fatalities.
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Harold Hughes
Hughes
Potluck Attendees at Sumner Mail Carriers Meet
Mr and Mrs Jene Kirchhoff attended a pot luck held Saturday evening at the Clarence Haupt Sr home in Sumner.
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Jene Kirchhoff
Clarence Haupt, Sr
Sumner
Legislators Back Big Expansion of Iowa Capitol Grounds
The Iowa House unanimously passed a measure to expand the state capitol grounds. The resolution directs the executive council to acquire land for a new state office building and options on remaining property for long range growth, totaling nearly 50 extra acres.
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Iowa House
State Capitol
House
Senate
State Executive Council
Cancer Crusade Emphasizes Early Detection
The American Cancer Society urges parents to learn childhood cancer symptoms and seek doctors at first sign. April marks Crusade Against Cancer month, supporting research education and services. Mrs. Anna Slack, recently discharged from Sumner hospital, illustrates recovery after surgical care. More than 5,000 children may die from cancer in 1965, highlighting need for prompt diagnosis.
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American Cancer Society
The
Tripoli Leader highlights local events in April issue
In the April 7 1965 edition of the Tripoli Leader of Tripoli Iowa readers learn of community happenings. Local officials and residents are noted in brief items covering town life and upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Iowa
State Solons Must Pass Two Plans For Reapportionment
The Iowa Senate approved a permanent reapportionment plan 34 to 24 along party lines. The plan calls for a 100 member House and 50 member Senate with districts based on population, to be enacted by the 1971 legislature, while future legislatures would draft final districts. Democrats argued against mandatory subdistricting, preferring flexibility.
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General Assembly
Iowa Senate
Senate
Senate adopts area factor amendment for Senate elections
Democrats prevail as subdistricting could be set by future assemblies through a bill not in the constitution. The Senate approves a key amendment allowing a population based area factor to elect at least 40 percent of the population to control a Senate majority if the U S Constitution is altered.
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Senate
U. S
African Lily Produces Deep Purple Bloom for First Time
Mrs. John Hansen of DeWitt reports an African lily the Sacred Lily of India has bloomed deeply purple for the first time. The bulb grew 45 inches in three weeks this year.
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John Hansen
DeWitt
India
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Tripoli Independent School District
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