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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1967
Page
2
The Tripoli Leader lists subscription prices set by publisher Robert J. Sassman. In state readers pay 3.50 per year in advance while out of state subscriptions run 4.50 per year in advance.
April activities include Do-R-Best club discussions on mother daughter tea and grooming. Demonstrations cover table settings cheese dips and snacks led by Connie and Kathy Rossol Carolyn Paulsen Vicki Mueller and others. Committees named by Janet Kuethe with members Patty Winter Diane Faye Pam Kuhlmann Linda Guenther Julie Lienau and others.
April reports from Clovertenerettes and Douglas Rockets 4-H clubs describe grooming demonstrations, mother daughter tea planning, and awards. Members Carla Jaschen Ruth Ann Engert Linda Leuenberger earned top junior and senior honors while demonstrations covered ice cream milk drinks and snacks. Club activities include bowling, planning committees, and a dinner for mothers.
Forty years ago items note an Easter cantata Jesus Lives at Congregational church on Sunday April 10. Other items list birthdays anniversaries graduations funerals and market prices from 1927 including trips to Germany and a long lived Christmas cactus plant in Millersburg.
Kermit Hildahl reports Iowa State University economist Gene Futrell analyzes dairy cattle and sheep declines and hog numbers rising eight percent in 1966. Dairy output remains strong despite fewer milk cows, sheep herds shrink, hogs up, with prices edging higher into summer.
Goodwill bags were delivered by Boy Scouts of Denver on April 7. Bags will be picked up Saturday April 15 between 1 and 5 p.m. Denver residents who did not receive a bag but want one should call 233-2815.
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