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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1967
Page
1
The state and nation will advance clocks at 2 A.M. Sunday April 30. Residents should set clocks ahead Saturday night and adjust routines as daylight saving time takes effect.
Iowa counties report three month results for Series E and H Savings Bonds with Decatur leading at 47 percent of its quota. State total reaches 30 731 775 dollars toward the 1967 quota as Freedom Shares go on sale May 1.
Band Mothers will meet on May 2 at 8 p.m. in the economics room at Tr igh School. Hostesses are Mrs. Lindquist Mrs. James in charge of the program with Wm. Klein and Mrs. Arckmann assisting.
Lutheran Church in Tripoli invites churchmen to a Waterloo conference Sunday April 30 from 2 to 4 30 p m. Leaders from 30 congregations will attend with devotion led by Durwood Buchheim and Bible study by Rev E A Bie of Grundy Center Iowa district officials will report on district affairs.
Banquet tickets for the eighth annual bowling banquet go on sale Saturday June 29 from any secretary at the Tripoli or the Durum Inn. The event is set for Wednesday evening at 6 30 in the civic room in Janesville. All bowlers who participated in any season are invited plus a friend and team sponsors. The dinner and orchestra are included for 1 75 per person.
The Bremer County Historical Society holds its annual meeting Tuesday evening May 2 at 7 30 in Friendship Hall at the Waverly Methodist church. Herbert V. Hake will discuss Preserving the Past and a vote for new directors will occur. Displays of antiques from member collections will be shown and memberships at $1 a year will be available.
Sp. Danny Brase received the U S Army Commendation Medal for heroism in combat. He serves with the Special Troops Security Guard Co Saigon at Tan Son Nhut. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Ray Brase of Tripoli.
Twenty eight Wapsie Valley Community School students competed in solo and ensemble events in Sumner on April 14 15. Division I ratings were earned by Mary Matthias soprano Suzanne Nus mezzo soprano Rodney Abbas tenor and Robert Westen dorf tenor with participation from mixed and boys quartets.
Dr. W B Weeber will be out of town Friday May 5 and Saturday May 6. The notice appears to inform clients or colleagues of his absence on those dates.
Special election in Tripoli showed 156 no and 47 yes on funding lights for the town baseball diamond at South Park. The proposal, discussed after a public hearing, would have cost about 10 000 dollars plus 20000 in incidentals. Mrs. F A Biermann returned from Forest Park Ill after three weeks due to her brother Wm F Kuecker's death.
Farmers should check stored corn and other grain on CCC loan farms due to rising moisture and deterioration risk. ASCS county inspections are reduced, increasing farmer responsibility. If deterioration is found, notify the county office to arrange crop movement and protect the farmer’s investment.
Wapsie Sportsmen's Club members are asked to assist with cleanup operations at Tot's Lake on Friday April 28 starting at 5 30 p m.
Mrs Norman Flanscha entered Sumner hospital Tuesday morning and was moved to Allen Memorial hospital in Waterloo on Wednesday for further care.
Richard Schmidt was discharged from St Francis Hospital in Waterloo on Wednesday after a period of hospitalization.
J. M. Haydon, weather observer, records daily readings at 6 p m with noon observations on Tuesdays. The schedule notes regular updates and specifies the observer’s name for the period.
Among those who attended funeral services for Mrs Henry Kuhrt at Peace United Church of Christ in Waverly Monday afternoon were Mr and Mrs L H Fink Fred Fink Mr and Mrs Edw Rosenthal Mr and Mrs John Berlin Mrs Helena Doepke and Mr and Mrs P L Crittenden
Attending the service at St. Pauls Lutheran Sumner were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Boeckman Mr. and Mrs. H H Hoppenworth Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Weidler Mr. and Mrs. K H Hoppenworth Mrs. Robert Sassman Mrs. Leo Sauerbrei and Mrs. Virgil Bruns.
Funeral services for Carl Bahlmann 80 will be held Thursday at 2 p m in Faith United Church of Christ with a 1 50 p m family prayer in the church chapel Rev Wilmer Grunwald to officiate Burial will be in the church cemetery Pallbearers are Oscar Quade Mandel Kramer Roger Boeckmann Lavern Tegtmeier Lorenz Bunger and Ray Block Bahlmann died of an apparent heart attack at his Tripoli home Monday April 24 at 6 30 p m He was born Oct 26 1886 in Bremer county and had farmed and worked as a construction laborer He had lived in Tripoli for 34 years Surviving are his widow Alma five daughters and six sons two sisters 21 grandchildren two step-grandchildren and four great grandchildren
A Social Security Administration representative will hold sessions in Waterloo on May 8 and 22 from 9 to 11 a m at the Court House, in Sumner on May 16 from 9 to 11 a m at City Hall, and in Waterloo room 702 of the Black Hawk Building for those preferring to call at the district office.
The Alma Tegtmeier estate sale will be held Saturday April 29 at the corner of North Main Street and Second Avenue in Tripoli starting at 1 00 p m. The sale includes a five room bungalow with new roof a basement and corner lot plus household furniture and appliances such as a Kelvinator refrigerator Monarch electric stove and other items. Cash terms for household items and 25 percent down on real estate with balance on title delivery. See listing on another page for full details.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Bunger and Wende visited Sunday in the Edward Bunger Sr home in Waverly and with Mr Bunger who was a patient in Mercy hospital.
The honor society Gamma Sigma Delta initiated 113 members in ceremonies at Iowa State University Ames on April 24. Two undergraduates from the Tripoli area were included Rob ert Meyer Sumner and Clinton Burrow Tripoli.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Dixon Bunger and Bruce Bunger of Cedar Falls visited the Ray Bunger home for Thursday supper. Dixon had completed officer training at Medina AFB, San Antonio, Texas, on Wednesday. He and his wife left Friday for Keesler Field in Biloxi, Mississippi, to begin a 43 week course in communications and electronics.
Waterloo full tuition rates set by Hawkeye Institute of Technology board. Full time Iowa residents pay $60 per quarter while out of state students pay $150. Under 12 quarter hours cost $5 per hour. Waivers possible for exceptional cases and employee or department approved adult evening classes may qualify for free tuition.
Cub Scout Pack 32 met Monday evening in Town Hall for its annual pinewood derby. Grand champion Keith Larson took top honors. other den winners included Lynn Ducker Paul Miller Keith Larson Michael Kirchhoff Paul Schnieders and Mark Goodenbour. Bear rank awards went to Steve Moeller Scott Blasberg and Murray Holm.
The Wapsie Valley High School honors list for the fifth six weeks includes seniors Sharon Buhr Mary Ann Gipper Sylvia Harms Judy Heineman Micki Huebner Patti Markle Terry McGrane Barbara Myers Suzanne Nus Marva Otto Stan Otto Ardith Piehl Linda Rathe Dan Schuldt Kathy Toneff Priscilla Zimmerman juniors Ann Albrecht Carolyn Bellis Susan Buhr Barbara Heinze Dan Huebner Eunice Huebner Judy Kane Lynn Kane Janet Kerns Janice Langholz Linda Levendusky Steven Lockard Terri Minnaert Beverly Myers Jane Ostrogge Cecelia Schroeder Kathleen Short Cheryl Tiedt Richard Venzke Rebecca Willworth sophomores Brenda Bockholt Dale Brickman Marilyn Cooper Virginia Corcoran Mike Gaede Rebecca Huebner Carol Lau Rebecca Leistikow John Leverington Debra Minnaert Jeff Nus Carol Otto Steven Poock Judy Schneider Clarice Schroeder Sandra Toneff Dennis Westendorf Gene Zimmerman fresh men Judy Babinat Duane Eric eta Buenzow Ann Duffy Marsha Huebner Glenda Moeller Kathy McNellis Julie Ohl Herman Pickard Paul Regenold Jerry Seydel Tom Toneff Robert Ungs Linda Wegner Bob Westendorf Andy Willworth Juliann Woods.
Mrs. Clarence Boeckman received a telephone call from her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Roger Bonorden in honor of her birthday. They have spent a week's vacation in Honolulu Hawaii. Mr Bonorden will return to military duty in Vietnam and Mrs Bonorden will leave for home Friday.
The instrumental and vocal departments present a spring concert at 8:00 p.m. in the high school gymnasium. The Music Boosters host an ice cream social after the program.
March welfare totals in Bremer county show old age assistance 132 cases $13 924 in payments, four closures. medical aid aged 60 cases $2 530. aid to dependent children 39 cases 146 people. aid to the blind three cases $307. disabled payments $887 to eight people. County total $23 479. Statewide March expenditures $5 312 120, with increases from prior month. Old age assistance grants rose to 100 percent of need from 92 percent.
Mr and Mrs Rudy Piegers visited Sunday afternoon at the Cedar Falls home of Mrs Hattie Briner and Mrs Linda Sherk. Mrs Briner entered Sartori hospital Cedar Falls Sunday for observation.
William J. Bauer 77 died April 20 at Tripoli Nursing Home. Services were April 22 at Trinity Lutheran Bremer with Rev. Karl W. Hanke officiating. Interment in Harlington Cemetery Waverly. Born 28 1889 in Ebersdorf Germany he came to the U S at age three. Survived by wife Sophia Huck four daughters a son twenty grandchildren and five great grandchildren. He was preceded by nine brothers and one sister.
Tripoli girls place third with 39 percent of points in a quadrangular meet won by Plainfield. Individuals include Kelsey tied for 100 yard dash and 880 relay second, Wente in softball throw and 440, Bridges and Matthias high jump tie for second, Pleggenkuhle discus third, Fink broad jump fourth.
Tripoli's boys finish fifth with 28 points at the Bulldog Relays in Monona. Lions and Max Ambrose lead with wins in the 100 and 220, while Lionel Bergmann sets a high jump mark and Paul Zander breaks the discus record.
The Tripoli Woman's Club hosts a rummage and bake sale at Tripoli Town Hall on Saturday May 6 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Funds support club activities and community projects.
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