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Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1965

Page

8

Five Confirmands at Siegel E R Church Palm Sunday

Confirmation vows will be received by five persons at St. John's Evangelical and Reformed church Siegel during Palm Sunday services. Rev. W. D. Weidler will officiate. Confirmands are Diane Buchholz Diane Rae Buchholz Anthony Kingery Charles Kaiser and Lois Mueller.

St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church Siegel Palm W. D. Weidler Diane Buchholz Diane Rae Buchholz Anthony Kingery Charles Kaiser Lois Mueller

St. John's Crane Creek Reports Class of 5 Confirmands

Five members of St. John's Lutheran church Crane Creek are Rise Barkhoff Judy Dettmer Roger Heidemann Doris Schneer and Vicki Zander. They will be confirmed at the Palm Sunday service at 10 30 am by Pastor Geo J Gudel.

St. John's Lutheran Church Crane Creek Rise’ Barkhoff Judy Dettmer Roger Heidemann Doris Schneer Vicki Zander Geo. J. Gu”del

Minds Like Parachutes Open to Function

A reflective saying compares minds to parachutes, noting they work only when open to new ideas. It emphasizes openness as the key to effective thinking and problem solving.

Community visits mark weekend gatherings in Fremont area

Local residents shared Sunday and Monday visits across Fremont and neighboring towns. Guests visited for birthdays and social gatherings at multiple homes including Dettmer, Steere, Moeller, Rieck, Buchholz, and Stahlhut. The article notes a broader regional fact: the continental shelf area adjoining landmasses equals Africa.

Leonard Dettmer LaVern Dettmer Eugene Carol Carol Dettmer Paul Kappmeyer Stanley Bockhaus Clarence Westendorf Floyd Johnson Elmer Towne Loren Bergmann Dale Steere Lloyd Moeller Diane E. C. Heinemann Dan Kenneth Freyholtz Vernon Kirchhoff Henry Harnish Waverly Ray Steere Cedar Falls Leslie Dettmer Lorenz Brandt Robert Moeller Larry Moeller K. H. Hoppenworth Otto Rieck Gary Virgil Moeller John Berlin Clarence Buchholz Arnold Stromer Clarence Oltrogge Berdine la Porte City Wm. Essmann Led Schuldt Marcia Lorraine Schuldt Alfred Blasberg Clarence Oltrogge Lowell Busch Lester Peters Henry Seelhammer Elmer Wittenburg Vernon Everding Henry Diercks Theo. Stahlhut Readlyn Allen Bockhaus Wendy Joe Miller Ken Miller Evansdale Gordon Quigley Charles City Wayne Quass Ralph Sands Lorenz Holm Fred Youngblood George Quigley Robert Rathbone Dennis Kirchhoff Kay Ralph Drewis Jane Nancy Otterstetter Allen Memorial Hospital Africa

Iowa Legislature Reaches Compromise on Daylight Time

Iowa lawmakers clash over daylight time as House backs a Memorial Day to Labor Day plan 90 to 31 while Senate favors April end to Labor Day. Rep Varney files a reconsideration motion amid farm and urban concerns. Senate backs House amendment creating a unified period.

House Charles Varney Clinton Mary Pat Gregerson Council Bluffs

Iowa Sets Daylight Time From Memorial Day To Labor Day

The measure to establish daylight time in Iowa runs from Memorial Day to Labor Day. It passed the Senate with a 43 to 9 vote and now goes to Governor Hughes who is expected to sign the bill.

Lishing Iowa Senate Hughes

Crusade urged to save cancer patients with annual checks

The American Cancer Society urges a yearly health checkup for everyone and calls for support of the April Crusade against cancer with a check. About 275000 cancer patients yearly could be saved by prompt diagnosis and treatment.

The American Cancer Society

First Iowa term opens in Burlin 1838

The first legislature of the term of Iowa convened in Burlin on March 31 through April 6, 1838, marking the early formal sessions of the territory's governing body.

Iowa Burlin

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