Cards of thanks from several local residents
A collection of brief appreciation notices from Otto Lehmkuhl Wayne Bravener Mr and Mrs Will Essmann and Mrs Clara Biermann thanking neighbors relatives and friends for cards visits gifts and support during hospital stays anniversaries and recoveries with special mentions of clergy and caregivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Rev
Koengeter
Otto Lehmkuhl
Drs. Rathe
Mercy Hospital
Waverly
Paul Duncomb
Leslie Smith
Wayne Bravener
George J. Gundel
Will Essmann
Local Social Roundup Tells of Visits and Death Notices
Pinhook residents and neighbors node visits across Maynard Independence and Tripoli with guests from Janesville Allison and Waterloo. Mrs Wilma Muller death near Hutchinson Minn prompts funeral services. several families host and visit across weeks with birthday observances noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Rieck
Mike Decker
Edwin Brase
Mary Priebe
Herman Frisch
Albert Hoeser
Ernest Grahiman
Raymond Kuethe
Chester Pals
Allison
Julie Rieck
Janesville
Elmer Rieck
Maynard
Herbert Lee
Independence
Wilma Muller
Hutchinson
Minn
Ernest Grahiman Wes
Howard van Brocklin
Erwin Schwake
Albert Bieck
John Block
California
John McCue
Jeff Dries
Waterloo
Dilley
Louie Gitch
Wil! Fickhoff
Mansfield
Germany
Robert Swain
Howard van Brocklin, Sr
Robert Schmidt
Tripoli
Barbara
Kathy Kuethe
Linda Faber
Rochester
California trip ends for Mrs. Boevers family
Mrs. Marie Boevers and her niece Judy Clewell of Plainfield returned Saturday after a three week stay in California. They visited Mr. and Mrs. Duane Boevers and family in Oxnard and also visited Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Tessmer in San Jose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Marie Boevers
Judy Clewell
Plainfield
Duane Boevers
Oxnard
Boevers
Woodrow Tessmer
San Jose
Mrs August Meier Undergoes Surgery at Sumner Hospital
Mrs August Meier was admitted to Sumner hospital on Monday and underwent surgery on Wednesday.
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August Meier
Sumner Hospital
Iowa Study Urges Separate County Boards Not Bond Debt
University of Iowa assistant professor Stephens submits a preliminary report to county and local school officials on merging county systems. He recommends separate county boards to govern county systems and restrict their ability to incur bonded debt for buildings to avoid competing with area community colleges and vocational schools. The study, funded by a 97000 dollar U S grant to Linn county, aligns with state guidance on mergers not crossing district lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Stephens
University of Iowa
U. S. Office of Education
Linn County Board of Education
State Department
Promotion Notice for Tripoli Armed Forces Personnel
Pte. Greg C. Schmidt currently in Seoul Korea is promoted to Sp4. New address lists Sp4 Gregory C. Schmidt RA 16 921 971 Hq Co 8th Army 56th Chemical Detachment APO San Francisco 96301.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg C. Schmidt
Seoul
Korea
Sp4
Gregory C. Schmidt
Hq. Co
8Th Army
56Th Chemical Detachment
Apo San Francisco
Hospital Visit Weighs On Frahms In Waterloo
Mr and Mrs Wilbert Frahm and Mrs Emilia Sommerfelt visited Monday with Herman Frahm at Allen Memorial Hospital Waterloo They were supper guests in the Art Frahm home Evansdale Award Sandra Kay Wright Guthrie Center senior at the University of Iowa was one of five students nation to be awarded the Mary Mece Millian scholarship to pre physical therapy students Sandra received her B S degree in general science The 1967 national 4 H week will be observed Sept 30 through Oct 7
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Wilbert Frahm
Emilia Sommerfelt
Herman Frahm
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Art Frahm
Evansdale
Sandra Kay Wright
Guthrie Center
University of Iowa
Mary MeceMillian
Sandra
Old Fisherman Nets 26 Pound Flathead In Iowa River
87 year old Fred Simmons of Marengo recruited help to haul in a 26 pound flathead from the Iowa river this month. He has spent roughly eight decades fishing hoping for such a catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Simmons
Iowa River
Mr. Simmons
Marengo
Retirement honors for Supt H C Messer of Williamsburg
Retired after 24 years as superintendent of Williamsburg schools Mr H C Messer was honored at a public reception. Messer has spent 48 years in the teaching profession in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Messer
Williamsburg
Messer
Tripoli Leader Dates Aug 2 1967 Issue
Local newspaper item from Tripoli Iowa dated August 2 1967 covers community news. Brief notices include town events, meeting results, and civic updates affecting residents and nearby areas. No major incidents reported in the readable fragment.
Summer Waterfowl Banding Begins In Northern Iowa
Summer banding operations began in northern Iowa with night lighted efforts on state marshes. Crews capture teal, mallards and wood ducks, mostly teal, using spotlights and dip nets to study migrations, hunting mortality, and age and sex data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Fast camera aids study of rapid dental work
Dental researchers at the University of Iowa Iowa City use a high speed motion picture camera that exposes in seconds the film viewed in 11 minutes enabling careful study of dental work processes too fast for the eye to detect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Indian tomahawk head found on Gowrie farm by boy
Relic Dean Winchattle aged 11 son of Mr and Mrs Beryl Winchattle Gowrie found the stone head of an Indian tomahawk while draining surplus water at the farm. Dean and his father were working the feld when the artifact was uncovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Winchattle
Beryl Winchattle
Gowrie
Dean
Radish in Indianola Garden Weighs Half a Pound
A single radish grown by young Troy Culbertson of Indianola weighed half a pound. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Myron Culbertson.
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Young Troy
Myron Culbertson
Indianola
Des Moines Coed Aids Florence Art Restoration
Margaret Ash of Des Moines and the University of Iowa applies classroom techniques to help restore art treasures damaged in Florence floods last November. She is the daughter of Robert Ash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa University marks over 100000 degrees since 1858
The University of Iowa in Iowa City has conferred more than 100,000 degrees since its first in 1858 and currently awards over 3,000 degrees each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Iowa
Iowa City
U of I
Waterloo Theater Manager Seeks Iowa Lt. Governor Post
Roy Donald Bowin, a Waterloo theater manager and Des Moines operator, announces a bid for lieutenant governor as a Republican. He criticizes the legislature's large spending tag and views the Iowa House and Senate actions as part of his campaign platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Terloo
Iowa
Roy Donald A. Bowin
Ging of Iowa
Des Moines
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Tripoli Sales Co., Inc
Dial
Frederika Locker
Frederika
Schwinn
Bergman Concrete
Sumner
Spahn & Rose
Readlyn
Hasbrouck- Voetmann Lumber Co
Melvin Ohlendorf
NORGE
Margaret Schmidt
Jack Deyo
Hasbrouck - Voetmann Lumber Co
Robert Selck
Mary Heinemann
Singer
Elliot Ave
Richfield
Butler
Carpenter & Kraft Construction CO
West Union
Dale Mueller
Tripoli Hardware
Americana
Tripoli Nursing Home
Puhlmann
Clara Biermann
Pinhook
Ray Kuethe
Tripoli Armed Forces
Lino
Flathead
Ray’s Clothiers & Cleaners
Towa
Mary
Bills of Lodiag Collection Reports
Dispatch Books
Call Netiess
Seri
Good Records
Mse
Good Business
Sealy
Golden Sleep Luxury
Sealy Posturepedic
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