Swing Show Rehearsals Captured By Tripoli Music Dept
Roving reporters describe the Swing show by the Tripoli music department as a success with students, parents, and staff putting in intense effort from February auditions through April preparation. The piece notes final week rehearsals, costumes, and late nights as curtain night arrived and ended quickly, with anticipation for next year. Report cards also spark debate over which nine weeks is toughest, with Janet Peters citing spring fever in the fourth period.
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Tripoli
Varius
Janet Peters
Dennler Case Attracts Publicity In Iowa Agriculture Probe
A state legislative committee probes the Iowa Department of Agriculture over the dismissal of Richard Dennler, a long time milk sanitarian. Testimony covered reasons for firing and Dennler's practice of using state funds, including weekly reimbursements and voucher timing.
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Dennler
Richard Dennler
State Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Department of Agriculture
LeMars
Agriculture
Agriculture Secretary Kenstified That He Weth Owen Who Thst Fired Dennler
Richard Stedman
Iowa Health Department
Agriculture Department
John Greer
Spencer
Tate
Fraternity News and Iowa Rush Week Details
Letters from SUI members promote a new program for high schoolers to learn about Iowa's fraternity system. News includes 19 national fraternities, a student housing and scholarship focus, and an April 24 25 rush weekend with host chapters and a spring festival and carnival. Interested students may contact Fraternity Affairs at University of Iowa.
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Inter-Fraternity Council
University of Iowa
Iowa
Dan Merta
Acacia
Alpha Epsilon Pi
Alpha Tau Omega
Beta Theta Pi
Delta Chi
Delta Tau Delta
Delta Upsilon
Lambda Chi Alpha
Office of Faternity Affairs
Univers Iowa
City Hall
University
Iowa City
Fremont Social Notes Highlight Community Reach
The page records numerous informal gatherings across Fremont and nearby towns. Families such as the Neiderts, Ka siblings, and Peters clan host birthdays, confirmations, and Sunday dinners with extended relatives visiting from Waverly, Readlyn, and Denver. Names include Poock, Bohlen, Steere, Peters, Arns, Liddle, and Bergmann, among others, with events centered on birthdays and religious celebrations.
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Elmer Wwburg
Ricky
Ance
Fred Frank
Thee
Aretenburg
Wittenburg
Alberturg
Bonnie
Randall Neidert
Rhonda
Plainfield
Herman Neidert
K. H. Hkworth
Busch
Waverly
Leslie Ee
Melanie
Lawrence Hinemann
Gene and
Lynn
Asa
Lorenz Brandt
Leonard Dettmer
Selma Chassbie
Joe Miller
Wilco
Maurice
Sonia
Leslie
Roland
Sandra
Paul Ka
Anna Siewkerst
Waterloo
Mary Ann
Barth Steere
Robert Moeller
John Berlin
Leslie Schmidt
Loren Bergmann
Ben Moeller
Dale Steere
Trinity Lutheran Church
Bremer
Craig Clausing
Steere
Elmer Clausing
Elmer Peters
Harmon Hildebrandt
Audrey
Ronald Nielsen
Herman Rathe
James
Lizzie
Clara Rathe
Edna
Orville Wolfgram
Ernest Barbknecht
Glen Wolfgram
Todd Allen
Lawrence Arns
Anonymous Findings on Holidays and Weekday Alignments
A modestly anonymous researcher reveals a pattern linking holidays to weekdays, noting Ash Wednesday always on a Wednesday and Easter Sunday always on a Sunday. The discovery highlights a perceived perfect calendar relationship and prompts readers to consider its factual basis.
Tripoli Common School Lunch Menu Week
Meals listed for Monday to Friday include beef stew with corn bread and milk, hot ham sandwiches with potatoes and corn, baked beans with slaw and cheese sandwiches, fried chicken with potatoes and carrots, and tuna noodle casserole with egg salad or peanut butter sandwiches and milk. Desserts and fruit accompany each day.
Community Birthday and Confirmation Gatherings Across Families
Mrs Glennis Dettmer hosted Judy s birthday with Dettmer and Peters families and others. Judy s confirmation drew many guests including Schuldt Meier Kappmeyer Busse and Rettig families. Westendorf Wikner Thalacker and other area families attended variant dinners and confirmations across Readlyn Fredericksburg Cedar Falls and Ames.
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Lloyd Moeller
Glennis Dettmer
Judy
LaVern Dettmer
Carol
Patty
Clara Dettmer
Victor Peters
Leo Schuldt
Marcia
Marie Meier
Lorenz
Paul Kappmeyer
LaVern Busse
Charles Mueller
Dawn
Arnold Westendorf
Herman Westendorf
Reinhold Rathe
Readlyn
Lawrence Snelling
Lawrence Schuldt
Dan
Minor Schuldt
Robin
Shell Rock
Merlyn Heidemann
F. B. Schuldt
Lorraine Schuldt
Lee Schuldt
Clara Zabel
J. P. Snelling
Vernon Wikner
Denver
Clark
R. O. Wikner
Fred Brase
Charles Sneller
Cedar Falls
Elmer
Light on Phone Saves Seven Trapped by Fire
A Princess telephone night light guided a son to call for help during a Hyde Park New York house fire. Firefighters arrived quickly and rescued seven family members including six children and a mother. One child died from smoke inhalation.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Sky Is the Limit Myth Warns Against Imagination Hype
A quip questions belief that limitless potential exists, urging caution about overblown optimism and the role of imagination in driving achievement.
Iowa Workforce Dips in February Amid Self-Employment Loss
The Iowa workforce declined from 1,081,400 in January to 1,068,300 in February as self-employed and unpaid workers fell. Unemployment rose slightly to 34,800, while February 1964 had a similar level. The piece notes cancer risk statistics and appeals for Society support.
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Iowa
Iowa Employment Security Commission
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Tripoli Panthers
Ennler
Greer
L. B. Liddy
Fell
Huda Felland
A Pscture
Owen
Liddy
Fremont
Mrs
Elmer Arns
Larry
Robert Chapin
Gerald Liddle
Arnold Stromer
Carl Neuendorf
Allen Convalescent Home
Elmer Otto
Virgil Schwake
Paul Schwake
Linda
E. C. Heinemann
Milton Meyer
Sumner
Kurt Meswarth
Walter Boderman
Edwin Weidler
LeLand Bergmann
Ralph Bolte
Vernon Kirchhoff
DIAL
By Stover
Gtover
American Cancer Society
Guernsey
John Deere
Massey- Harris
New Idea
Stevens
Walt Kemp
Farm Loan Service
Francis J. Pint
Arnold Hexom
Dean Ferris
Lee Reinhardt
Clerks
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