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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1975
Page
3
Marriage notices and obituaries from Sumner area communities recap engagements, ordinations, and deaths. Notables include the Reuter and Reynolds wedding party details, Gregory Rogahn’s Lutheran ministry ordination in Sumner, and the Niemann and Tibbetts family obituaries with survivor lists and burial plans.
Community notices record birthday and anniversary events at Allison and Tripoli, confirmations in Fburg, parsonage move for Pastor Pals, and visits among families including Kuethes, Herrmanns, and Van Brocklins. Remarks include ordination at St Pauls Sumner and Eastern Star instruction led by Mrs Stecpars.
The Tripoli Community School offers a weekly lunch menu with daily main courses and sides. Monday features sliced beef with gravy and potatoes. Tuesday serves scalloped potatoes and baked wieners. Wednesday includes turkey pattie on bun. Thursday presents fried chicken. Friday offers fish square with tarter sauce.
A Bremer County Extension Service gardening column warns gardeners not to plant warm season vegetables yet. Henry Taber of Iowa State University notes these crops need high air and soil temperatures and may be damaged by frost.
Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Poock of Waterloo spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Petersen. Chris Petersen and Mrs. Petersen were supper guests at George Levendusky’s in Waterloo. Mrs. Dale Thurm is a patient at Allen Memorial Hospital. Elmer Sassman visited Neil Hartman in Denver for Hartman’s birthday. Roger Buhr and wife welcomed a daughter at Allen Memorial Hospital in Waterloo. Clarence Ganske and wife visited Kenneth Westendorf near Oran for Sunday supper.
New minerals formulated for spring and summer cattle feeding promise higher magnesium oxide levels and fly control. Early start in feeding magnesium can maximize benefits, as many ranchers started too late last year. See the supplier for details.
Tripoli Iowa based gardening note advises waiting until May 15 in central Iowa to transplant warm season crops. It covers plastic mulch types, soil temps, weed control, and the need for regular spraying to manage diseases and pests.
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