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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1958
Page
6
A 10 minute high protein lunch idea combines eggs and cheese on toasted buns. Fry eggs to medium or firm, melt cheese on buns under a hot broiler, then serve open or closed. Easy steps include toasting, yolk breaking for even cooking, and serving promptly for versatile meal options.
Congregational notes list interim pastor Dr. Harold E. Bernhard with no Sunday services. St Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed announces two services with sermons and Bible study, plus Ladies’ Aid and Christian Cheer committees for August and Luther League activities led by Karen Ladage and Jack McSweeny. St Paul’s Lutheran Siegel reports multiple services and internship, plus Luther League meets August 14. St John’s Lutheran Crane Creek lists Sunday school and worship time, with a Friday Luther League meeting.
Local residents and guests visited relatives and friends across Cedar Falls Tripoli Waterloo and other nearby communities. Notable names include the Schlemann Clary Henninger Johnson and Bockhaus families with multiple dinners picnics and weekend gatherings across Sumner Waverly Denver and Manning details list extended kin and hosting homes.
Sunday afternoon gatherings feature numerous visits across Waterloo Cedar Falls Readlyn and Tripoli with extended family reunions and picnics. Attendees include Ethel Carney Gus Brase Elaine Wyant Hinecker Meyer Johnson Testorff Meier Bravener Sonday Bergmann Bahlmann Buenger and others. trips include Denver Waterloo and Fredericksburg.
A recent event in Waukon honored Art Sandbeck, longtime Northwestern Bell employee. It marked his last day after 49 years and one month with the company, who retire by age rather than years on the job.
Byers Bros. Shows manager Butch Wilson says carnivals face high costs from $12000 to $20000 rides and daily expenses around $500. He notes 120 of 150 carnivals lose money, profits come mainly from fairs, and labor remains crucial though wages rise. He believes carnivals will persist in America despite hardships.
George White of Eldora was injured when tangled in a grain auger while working in grain bins. He received treatment for a head cut and was released from Eldora hospital. Earrings date back to prehistoric times.
A brief ad promises Itch Me Not quickly relieves itch and burning, kills germs and fungi on contact, and treats eczema, foot itch, ringworm, bug bites, and surface rashes at O Briens today.
Workers on the junior-senior high school project in Extra faced trouble when a large turnapull bogged down in mud. Two caterpillars and two additional machines were required to free the stuck equipment and recover the site.
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