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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1966
Page
3
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Funeral services for Grahiman were held Thursday at Floyd County Memorial Hospital with burial in Riverside Cemetery. Surviving are widow Rose and three sons Alfred Marble Rock Kenneth Boise Ida, plus sisters and brothers. Assembly events featured Linda Mabon and a Rainbow gathering with 107 Iowa attendees. Beatrice Callanan and Omas Sexton wed, while Sharon Seago and Ronald Rohrig married in Sumner. Dorothy Koch and Eugene Hoth also tied the knot, with numerous local guests attending church ceremonies and social gatherings.
Local social notes list Sunday visitors to Independence and surrounding towns. Attendees include Ed Higgins Ed Decor Lorenz Reinking and Roger Volker as well as relatives from Waucoma and Omaha. Travel and visits span Independence Fredericksburg Waterloo Tripoli and Long Beach. Jade value in the U S noted as about fifteen times diamond value.
A compiled notice details numerous real estate transfers involving residents and institutions in Waverly, Sumner, and Janesville. Transactions include quit claims, deeds and revenue payments ranging from 55 cents to 800 dollars, listing buyers, sellers, parcels, and additions such as Crestwood Park, Second Home, Ridgewood, Littell’s, and Janesville estates.
Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Bolender of Primghar retire after four decades of service with Dr. Bolender ending his practice and Mrs. Bolender stepping down as office assistant. They will stay in Primghar and visit their son in Seattle after an extended Canada trip. A 136-pound Australian opal is noted as the largest opal ever found.
A drug store ad touts 48¢ ITCH ME NOT for quick relief of eczema, insect bites, ringworm, foot itch and other surface rashes. It promises fast drying and antiseptic action, with 24 hour use options at E and L Sundries in Tripoli.
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