Iripol Community School Faces Two Vacancies in 1962
Tri m School system announces two teaching contracts for next year under Supt Pigg. Mrs Helen Schumacher to teach business and Mrs Maxine O Connell to fill second grade duties. Two posts remain open for vocal music and a second grade position while contracts await board approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Pitt
Stai
Pigg
Helen Schumacher
Maxine O'Connell
Frederika
O'Connell
Tripoli
NFO Sausage Supper At Sumner Draws 600
Attendance reached 600 at the Bremer county NFO Sausage supper held Monday evening in Sumner’s Legion hall. The pre announced speaker Oren Lee Staley could not attend. Hal Nolan served as secretary. Dick Cotter, Minnesota attorney, spoke on today’s problems facing farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
NFO
Legion Hall
Sumner
Oren Lee Staley
Hal Nolan
Adair
Dick Cotter
Minnesota
Fish Kill Rips Severe In Eels Marsh Area
Severe winter toll hits Sweets waters northeast of Tripoli with hundreds of dead fish along shore lines. Buffalo carp about 10 to 14 inches dominate the kill, while many northern species gather in the area. A 100-yard count recorded 30 fish weighing roughly 4 to 7 pounds each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Sweets Marsh
Commercial Club Meet in Tripoli Town Hall April 16
Regular dinner meeting of the lr Commercial Club will be in Tripoli Town Hall on April 16 at 7 o clock. Attendance committee will make personal contacts with members for dinner reservations. If unable to attend, contact Ray Bunger, secretary. Following the business meeting in the gym of Tripoli High School, planned recreation includes basketball volleyball and miscellaneous entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lr Commercial Club
Tripoli Town Hall
Ray Bunger
Tripoli
Tripoli High Speech Class Visits LTV Studio
A Tripoli High School speech class visited KWWL TV in Waterloo after school Friday. Students including Carolyn Lah N Whitney, Frances Olejniczak, Dar Wooley, Carol Zwanziger, and jd Schwarze viewed the Joan of Arc play at Cedar Falls High. The trip serves as a field trip and the class is preparing a resume speech for juniors and sophomores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney Carolyn Lah N
Frances Olejniczak
Dar Wooley
Carol Zwanziger
Jd Schwarze
Kulow
Tripoli High Ol
Kwwl-Tv
Wa-Mu
Ater
Joan of
Confirmation of Seventh at Crane Creek Lutheran
The Class of Seven will be confirmed at John's Lutheran at Crane Creek on Sunday. Pastor Geo J. Gundel leads the service. Confirmands: Dennis Buch, Kathleen Harmening, Den Lindner, Urdene Oltrogge, Janet Schweer, Brent Steere. Service time listed as 109. m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’s Lutheran
Crane Creek
Geo J. Gundel
Mfirmands
Dennis Buch
Kathleen Harmening
den Lindner
Urdene Oltrogge
Uldt
Janet Schweer
Brent Steere
Bet
Palm Sunday at Grace Church to Confirm 15
The Grace Lutheran Palm Sunday 10 a m service will receive 15 young people into communicant membership. Names include Lois Bergmann Jane Rieck Bonnie Hennings Connie Schmidt Marlene Schwein Mary Westendorf Allen Blasberg LeRoy Beevers David Bremer David Kuethe David Lahmann Donald Rathe Michael Wagner Alan Weidler Joel Wikner. Adults welcomed are John Axon Larry Hanson Judy Kiefer and Mr and Mrs Eugene Woodcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Lois Bergmann
Jane Rieck
Bonnie Hennings
Connie Schmidt
Marlene Schwein
Mary Westendorf
Allen Blasberg
LeRoy Beevers
David Bremer
David Kuethe
David Lahmann
Donald Rathe
Michael Wagner
Alan Weidler
Joel Wikner
John Axon
Larry Hanson
Judy Kiefer
Eugene Woodcock
Social Welfare March Payments Highlight County Aid Totals
The State Department of Social Welfare reports Bremer County disbursed 17720 in March benefits to 260 recipients across old age, dependent children, blind and disabled programs. Old age payments averaged 89.58 with 154 people. ADC payments averaged 116.08 for 96 recipients. blind averaged 97 for six. disabled averaged 81 for four. Public assistance statewide totaled 4,244,334, up 79,426, driven by medical costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Social Welfare
Bremer County
Crippled Children Clinic Set for Oelwein April 26
Iowa City SSCC will hold a no fee diagnostic clinic at First Presbyterian Church in Oelwein on Thursday April 26. Eligible patients under 21 from Allamakee Black Hawk Bremer Buchanan Butler Clayton Delaware Fayette Linn Winneshiek counties can be referred by physicians for complete exams by pediatrics orthopedics pedodontia psychology speech therapy and more guided by Dr. John C. MacQueen director of SSCC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
State Services For Crippled Children
SSCC
Oelwein
First Presbyterian Church
East Charles
First Avenue
Allamakee
Black Hawk
Bremer
Buchanan
Butler
Clayton
Delaware
Fayette
Linn
Winneshiek
John C. MacQueen
State University of Iowa College of Medicine
Frederika Bank Publishes Statement of Financial Condition
Frederika Bank publishes in this issue of the Lender a report of condition at March 26. Total assets are 705,569.48 with liabilities of 636,798.68. Capital consists of common stock 30,000 surplus 15,000 and undivided profits 23,770.80. Total deposits equal 636,798.68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Savings Bank
Frederika Call
Wapsie Valley Hosts April 17 Basketball Exhibition
Wapsie Valley High School senior class sponsors a basketball exhibition with Don Nelsons Town All-Stars facing the Titus Air Fails of Waterloo in the Wapsie Valley gym Tuesday April 17 at 8 pm. All-Americans Don Nelson and ex Hawkeye stars Joel Novak Gary Lorenz Dave Maher and Dennis Runge play for the Iowa barnstorming unit. Proceeds fund school needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapsie Valley High School
Don Nelson
Town All-Stars
Titus Air Fails
Waterloo
Wapsie Valley Gymnasium
Hawkeye
Joel Novak
Gary Lorenz
Dave Maher
Dennis Runge
Iowa
Cool Temperatures and Winds Dominate Weekend Weather
Strong northerly winds and freezing temperatures marked the weekend with highs and lows recorded by volunteer observer J. M. Haydon. Precipitation totals fell on Wednesday .21 inches, Friday .03 inches, and Sunday .11 inches. Chevy Ann Bathke remains at home with rheumatic fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Haydon
Tripoli Merchants Give Away 25 Easter Hams
Tripoli Commercial Club sponsors an Easter promotion giving away 25 canned hams to 25 families. The drawing happens Saturday April 21 at 3 p.m. at the American Savings Bank corner. Kids under 12 join an Easter egg hunt at 2 p.m. at Town Hall with a free treat and number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Tripoli Commercial Club
Agin
American Savings Bank
Carl L Schultz Former Resident Dies in Waterloo
Carl L Schultz 46 a Waterloo resident died Saturday morning of cancer after an illness since 1958 Funeral services were held Tuesday in Waterloo He was born August 5 1915 in Tripoli to William and Anna Schultz and lived in Tripoli before moving to Waterloo in 1940 He worked as a carpenter He married Beulah M Hurd on August 7 1954 Surviving are his wife a stepson and stepdaughter a sister Mrs Carl Lobeck of Tripoli and four brothers Herman Ralph Stanley all of California and Wilmer of Waterloo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl L. Schultz
Waterloo
Eancer
Tripoli
William and
Anna Plagens Schultz
Beulah M. Hurd
Carl Lobeck
Herman
Ralph
Stanley
California
Wilmer
Insurance Meeting Attended by Holm in Waterloo
Duane Holm and Robert Holm of West Union attended an insurance meeting in Waterloo on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Holm
Robert Holm
West Union
Waterloo
Iowa Teen Describes National Youth Power Congress
Carol Zwanziger reports Iowa delegates attended the National Youth Power Congress in Chicago to stress nutrition. She details travel from Des Moines, the Project Hopper dance, speeches by Dr. Todhunter and Dr. Butz, farm and agriculture discussions, tours of Great A. and P. plant facilities, a Friday banquet with coach Woodrow Hayes, and a night view from the Prudential building. Zwanziger valued her selection as Iowa's delegate and the memorable experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
National Youth Power Congress
Chicago
Carol Zwanziger
Harold Zwanziger
Frederika
Des Moines
Youth Power
Youth Power Congress
A. & P. Tea Co
United States
Woodrow Hayes
Ohio State University
Prudential Insurance Building
American Savings Bank Statement Published This Week
A bank financial report shows the March 26 condition of the American Savings Bank of Tripoli. Total assets reach 1 933 624.75, up 54 241.41 from a year prior, with deposits rising about 43 000. Undivided profits total 87 288.19, and capital includes 50 000 common stock, 50 000 surplus, and 17 500 reserve. Directors listed: August Krueger, Carl E. Hagemann, Harry H. Hagemann, E. H Stehn, Melvin Krumm, R. L Cousin, and R. R. Downing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Savings Bank of
Tripoli
the Bank
August Krueger
Carl E. Hagemann
Harry H. Hagemann
E. H Stehn
Melvin Krumm
R. L Cousin
R. R. Downing
Tripoli High Senior Receives SUI Merit Scholarship
Linda Barry of Tripoli, daughter of Dr and Mrs C R Barry, is named among 170 Iowa high school seniors to receive a State University of Iowa merit scholarship for the 1962 63 academic year. The award covers full tuition with a minimum of $100 and a maximum of $290, as stated by SUI student aid coordinator Charles Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Linda Barry
C. R. Barry
Tripoli
Iowa
State University of Iowa
SUI
Charles Mason
Service couple heads to Fort Riley assignment in Kansas
Pfc. and Mrs. Lowell M. Snyder depart for Manhattan Kansas where they will reside as he serves at Fort Riley. Promoted March 12 to first lieutenant in the Army ROTC Melvin L. Buls son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Buls is a mechanical engineering major at Iowa State University Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc
Lowell M. Snyder
Manhattan
Kan
Fort Riley
Melvin L. Buls
Lawrence Buls
Army
R.O.T.C
Iowa State University
Ames
Wapsie Valley faculty adds new teachers for 1962-63
The Wapsie Valley schools near full staffing for 1962-63 with Readlyn kindergarten vacancy the only opening. Edward Ware joins high school math and physical education, heads baseball and assists basketball. New hires include Mrs. Dean Colby vocational home economics, Wayne Granneman vocal music, Mrs. Marjorie Macken second grade Readlyn, Mrs. Janice Trepp first grade, and Mrs. Margretta Schlumbohm fifth and sixth grades at Oran. Kindergarten enrollment totals 69 across Readlyn Oran and Fairbank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapsie Valley
Readlyn
Edward Ware
State College of Iowa
Dean Colby
Oelwein
Colby
Iowa State University
Newton
Wayne Granneman
Wayne
Elijah
Waterloo Choral Association
Marjorie Macken
Oran
Fairbank
Ervin Hanus
Arthur Finke
Rue Farnum
Crane Creek Luther League Elects Officers for Year
Crane Creek Luther League of St. John's Lutheran church held its April 4 meeting and annual officer election. Gary Stromer was named president with Darrel Hinrichs as vice president Bonnie Moeller as secretary Don Blasberg as treasurer and Daryl Buchholz as librarian. A reception for newly confirmed members May 3 was approved and a Lenten window in Tripoli was planned with a committee named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League of St. John's Lutheran Church
Crane Creek
Gary Stromer
Darrel Hinrichs
Bonnie Moeller
Don Blasberg
Daryl Buchholz
Tripoli
Heart Memorial Gifts in Bremer County Revealed
Memorial gifts to the Iowa Heart Association totaled 6882.76 for the first quarter of 1962 per Dr. William Province Jr. of Dubuque. Contributions support heart research nationwide with donations in Bremer County totaling 54.25 in memory of Clark Yokom, Mrs. Carl Thies, Elston Chapin, Lloyd Reis ner and Richard Hemingway to be sent to Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Heart Association
William Province, Jr
Dubuque
Iowa
Grand Avenue
Des Moines
Bremer County
Clark L. Yokom
Carl Thies
Elston Chapin
Lloyd Reisner
Richard Hemingway
Ill Father and hospital visits tied to Goebel family notices
Dr. W. G. Goebel returned Sunday from Verndale Minnesota where he had been since Tuesday after his mother Mrs. H. F. Goebel fell seriously ill. She remains in critical condition. In Sumner hospital Emma Harmening and Ernest Bodermann of Sumner accompanied Louie Bodermann to visit Fred Bodermann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Goebel
Verndale Minn
H. F. Goebel
Sumner Hospital
Emma Harmening
Ernest Bodermann
Sumner
Louie Bodermann
Fred Bodermann
Confirmation Vows Set for 12 at the Local United Church
A class of 12 will take their confirmation vows at St. Peter's United Church of Christ on Sunday during the 10 15 service. Members include Larry Buchholz Phyllis Buchholz Jerelyn Fink Linda Haase Helen Kreis Richard Milius James Kuhrt Diane Schwarze Earl Schwartz Phyllis Schwurstein James Boeckmann and Gregory Lehmkuhl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s United Church of Christ
Larry Buchholz
Phyllis Buchholz
Jerelyn Fink
Linda Haase
Helen Kreis
Richard Milius
James Kuhrt
Diane Schwarze
Earl Schwartz
Phyllis Schwurstein
James Boeckmann
Gregory Lehmkuhl
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iripol
State University
Towa City
Fister
Ommercial Club
Ladies
St. Peter's United Church of 1St
Ith
LTV
Crane K Lutheran
Grace Church
Crippled Children Clinic
Schoule 4
Sii
Frederika Bank
the Air
Waterloo City
Titus
SCI
Mike Heitman
Don Hein
Wartburg
Mike Welch
Buena Vista
Dick Fisher
Waterloo West
Ann Bathke
Vernon Kirchhoff
Lawrence Heinemann
Congress Hotel
E. M Todhunter
Earl Butz
Tripoli High
Kansas
Wapsie Val
Luther League
Heart
United Church
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