Waverly area social noted with numerous Sunday visits
Des Moines Des Moines area notes list many visitors and dinner guests across Waverly Readlyn Sumner and surrounding communities. Individuals include Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brase, Mrs. Malinda Fink, and Otters various relatives from Waterloo Oelwein Denver and Cedar Rapids at home gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Fink
Cedar Rapids
Malinda Fink
P. L. Crittenden Home
Art Chandler
Jim Chandler
Bruce
Birthday dinner gathering honors Mr Platte in Readlyn area
A large group from Fairbank Waterloo Sumner Readlyn and Tripoli attended a Sunday dinner at the Arnold Platte home in observance of Mr Platte birthday. Other visitors included the Heineman family and the Petersen and Kappmeyer households. Chris Petersen underwent surgery at Allen Memorial hospital Waterloo and Lowell Tiedt left for Army service with Fort Ord California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Strempke
Marlene
Fairbank
Wendell Westendorf
Steven
Elaine
Waterloo
Wilfried Westendorf
Carol Lynn
Sumner
Otto Platte
LeRoy Platte
Readlyn
Arnold Platte
Platte
Kenneth Heineman
E. J. Pavelec
Oscar Kimball
Minnie Kimball
Herman Meihost
Armand Hoeg
Loren
Chris Petersen
Ervin Petersen
Anna Kappmeyer
Tripoli
Allen Memorial Hospital
Thelma Brogan
Pat Brogan
Lowell Tiedt
Earl Tiedt
N.G
Fort Ord
Cal
Births and relatives noted in local announcements
A boy named Scott Walter was born February 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Vernis Schultz of Phoenix Arizona joining a three year old daughter. A second birth brings Stacie Lee weighing nine pounds born April 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Olds of Waterloo. Relatives and friends attending the Magnall Drewis wedding included many listed from Utica Illinois Dubuque Melrose Park Minneapolis Boone Cedar Falls and surrounding areas with Rev. L H Scheerer officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernis Schultz
Phoenix
Ariz
Scott Walter
Schultzes
Vernis
Walter Schultz
Tripoli
Lyle Olds
Waterloo
Stacie Lee
Scholtz Memorial Hospital
Magnall-Drewis
John Magnall
William
J. B. Fredericks
Carol
Janice
Utica
Ill
Richard Magnall
Fred Smith
Dubuque
Everett Engle
Madrid
Emil Goellner
Melrose Park
Ruth Drewis
Minneapolis
Joe Caffrey
C. A. Scheerer
Boone
J. C. Dorn
Beaver
Max Kreager
Newton
Albert Oberlieu
Cedar Falls
Wm. Dittes
Boscobel
Wis
Gene Vincent
Ames
Marshalltown
Waverly
Sumner
Plan July Wedding of Karen Booth and Rev Robert Gwaltney
Engagement of Karen Booth of 603 College Iowa City announced by her parents Mr and Mrs John Hoyt Booth Irwin former Waterloo residents. She formerly taught home economics at Tripoli High School 1959 1961 and now chairs the home economics department in Iowa City Community schools. Rev Robert Malcolm Gwaltney of Iowa City is associate pastor of First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Booth
College
Iowa City
John Hoyt Booth
Irwin
Waterloo
Miss Booth
Tripoli Community High School
Robert Malcolm Gwaltney
W. Malcolm Gwaltney
San Jose
Cal
First Presbyterian Church
The
State University
Ames
Kappa Delta Sorority
Rev. Gwaltney
Slowdown in U.S. Economy Seen as Temporary Pause
Economists note a six year upturn has slowed since February 1961 with GNP flat in the first quarter and industrial production down in February. Despite softer output, employment, profits, and investment remain strong and the Vietnam war and counter-recession actions may cushion a mild, brief decline before renewed expansion later in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Gene Futrell
Iowa State University
Bridal Shower for Sheila Hughes Held in Waterloo
Sheila Hughes was honored at a plasticware bridal shower on a Thursday evening at 1112 Independence Ave Waterloo. Hostesses were Mrs Elaine Nibeck and Karen Bockhaus. Fourteen guests attended and prizes were won by Mrs LeLand Bergmann Mrs Fred Loomer Mrs Robert Jenks Mrs Barbara Winkler and Patty Flack. Miss Hughes and Dennis Bergmann will marry May 8 at Nazareth Lutheran Church Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheila Hughes
Independence Ave
Waterloo
Elaine Nibeck
Karen Bockhaus
LeLand Bergmann
Fred Loomer
Robert Jenks
Barbara Winkler
Patty Flack
Miss Hughes
Dennis Bergmann
Nazareth Lutheran Church
Cedar Falls
Rifleman Award Won by Pvt. Charles L. Dietz at Fort Leonard Wood
Pvt. Charles L. Dietz pictured with the rifleman trophy after completing basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. He was top rifleman in his platoon and tied for first in Company C of 207 men and is now training as a communications specialist at Fort Gordon Georgia after transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Dietz
Ft. Leonard Wood
Dietz
Co. C
Tripoli High School
Ft. Gordon, Ga
Farm Policy Meetings Gauge Path for Future Decisions
Secretary of Agriculture O L Freeman held shirt sleeve talks with state and area farm leaders in Hutchinson Kansas Ames and Decatur Indiana April 19 and 20 to seek advice on farm program decisions for coming months He warned this is a critical transitional period for agriculture and stressed concern over farm price levels and the cost price squeeze and a relief driven administration effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Freeman
Midwest
Hutchinson
Kan
Ames
Decatur
Ind
Freeman
FAST Fellowship for Iowa High School Juniors May Grow
Iowa State University opens applications for the FAST program for male high school juniors. Held July 10 to 15, fellows will do genetics and nutrition lessons, tours of poultry facilities, and receive board room and fees coverage funded by the Sears Roebuck Foundation. Applications available via Dale Shires or Robert Jungk at ISU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowa State University
Dale Shires
Robert A. Jungk
Extension Poultryman
Iowa State
Shires
Jungl
Kildee Hall
Ames
Sears- Roebuck Foundation
Buffalo Fish Caught Near Lynxville Dam
Walter Teslow of Waukon hooked a 45 pound buffalo fish below the Lynxville dam near Harpers Ferry. The catch came on an eight pound test line and measured 41 inches long and 30 inches around.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Teslow
Waukon
Lynxville
Harpers Ferry
Denver bride-to-be to wed Richard Moeller on June 3
Mrs Lavern Schmidt hosted a bridal shower Sunday at Mrs Ralph Fritz home in Denver for Linda Stull of Alta Vista. Linda will marry Richard Moeller of Denver on June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavern Schmidt
Ralph Fritz
Denver
Linda Stull
Alta Vista
Richard Moeller
Brase Attends 25th Anniversary of Rucker Nuptials
Mrs. Ray Brase attended the silver wedding anniversary of her brother Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rucker at St. Pauls Lutheran church in Waverly on Sunday. Mrs. Brase was a wedding attendant at their ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Flanscha
Clarence Boeckman
H. H. Hoppenworth
K. H. Hoppenworth
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Sumner
Leslie J. Peters
Waverly
Siegel
Duane Peters
Leslie Peters
Lorena Luhring
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Readlyn
Duane
Tripoli
Diane
Darwyn
Darlys
Ray Brase
Leslie Rucker
Wed at Cedar Rapids Heinemann Attends Cousin Wedding
Mr and Mrs Lowell Heinemann attended the Cedar Rapids wedding of Joselyn Wedemeier and Robert Statmesy on Saturday. Mrs Heinemann presided at the punch table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Lowell Heinemann
Joselyn Wedemeier
Robert Statmesy
Tripoli Leader highlights April 26, 1967 events
The Tripoli Leader from Tripoli Iowa notes local happenings and community items for April 26 1967 including civic notices and upcoming events. The brief column reflects small town concerns and notable residents with dates and places tied to the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Iowa
Tripoli Community School Lunch Menu Week
The Tripoli Community School offers a weekly lunch menu with meals for Monday through Friday. Each day includes main course, sides, fruit or dessert, bread and butter, and milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Centennial planned in Lansing for yearlong celebration
Lansing plans a centennial commemoration marking 100 years since incorporation with activities scheduled across June and July. Organizers aim to honor local history, involve residents, and showcase community progress over the past century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
George Washington Opens Nation’s Cornerstone in 1792
George Washington the first president laid the cornerstone for the federal building on October 13 1792. The event marks an early milestone in the capital’s development with Washington personally leading the ceremony and setting a tone for the nation’s new government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
U. S
White House
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Jene Kirchhoff
Iday Evenin Godenbour Home
Leonard Moehlis
Sum
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Don James
H. Zacharias
Oel
Herbert Boder
Louis Segebarth
Leon Mahlstedt
Ae Sunday Don
W. H. Bockhaus
Minnie Rohrssen
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Fred
Bergmann
Erwin
4 Ganske
Brenda Bock_ Doris
Cletus Gooden and Sons
3 Moehlis
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Louis Mel
Rudy Pave
Ida Neuendorf
Theo. Hoppen
D Thalacker
Mark
May
Harry Westwood
Brase
Emilia Sommerfelt
Harold Somt
Eileen and
Lorin
Alfred Harmening and Sons
Mn Schuldt
Freddie Heine
Harry Eine
Rudy Piis Ee
Dean Warmut Ar Eth
Cedar
Herman Koelling, Oelwein
Harry Heine
Tripoli Nursing Home
Eva Hill
New Hampton
Fred Holm
Peter Mahlstedt
Willis Mahlstedt
Clara Zabel
John Hooper
Robert Meyer
Janet
John Westendorf
Orval Harmening
Kathryn
Lynn Gustafson
Skokie, Ill
Emma Harmening
L. H. Fink
Nora Peacock
West Union
K. C. Frank
Mrs
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Donald Young
Earlville
Mrs. Young
Elmer Wilharm
Teresa
Eldon Hoppenworth and Family
Grundy Center
A. W. French
W. H. Sassmann
Miriam French
Henry Blasberg
Everett Prestien
Judy
Fredericksburg
Marvin Haverkamp
Mrs. Lavern
Fred Brase
Arthur Bunger
Herman and
Coleen Seegers
John Schnieders
Jerry Schnieders
Dyersville
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Seelhammer
Tom Vrhovnik
Pete Goldenstein
Independence
Minnesota
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Dawn Marie
J. M. Snyder
Mae Snyder
Darci
Robert Butzloff
Troy
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Harold Nielsen
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Greene
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West Pac Barrett
Hunt! Hunt
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Fincomm
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Dale Shires County Extension
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