FOR SALE WOOD FOLDING ACCESSORIES
For sale wood folding items including a play pen an infant seat a jumper chair and a car bottle warmer. Phone 35 W Tripoli.
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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1963
Page
4
For sale wood folding items including a play pen an infant seat a jumper chair and a car bottle warmer. Phone 35 W Tripoli.
Mrs. Clarence Buchholz expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for flowers gifts and cards during illness at Allen hospital. special thanks to doctors Luther and Ernest Stumme and to reverends Thalacker and Gundel for visits and comfort.
Iowa Attorney General Evan Hultman plans to seek an injunction to stop Waterloo from polluting the Cedar River. This marks the first Iowa action under a 1955 statute. The move follows discussions with state health officials and a Cedar Rapids council suggestion. Hultman urged a statewide anti pollution program linking health, local groups, and government units.
Congressman Fred Schwengel testifying before the wheat subcommittee of the House Agriculture Committee urged passage of The Wheat and Feed Grains Act of 1963. The bill links wheat with other feed grains in a voluntary cropland retirement program with three year contracts and cash or in kind payments. Wheat price supports would be tied to a three year average world price, not less than 50 percent of parity.
Fremont society note lists numerous families visiting or attending meals in honor of Mary Westendorf and other locals. Guests from Sumner Readlyn Oelwein Waterloo and Charles City, plus trips to Ventura and Chicago, mark a weekend of social visits and family get togethers.
A bolt of cold lightning ripped through the upstairs of the Don Loomis farm home during a Winter setting, wrecking furniture walls and fixtures. There was no fire, only damage from concussion. The phenomenon is described as high voltage but low amperage.
Mrs. Robert Lenius and Steven and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Drape of Winter Park, Florida, return to Florida after two weeks with Theo. They visited friends in Waterloo and Waverly and stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Buhr. Mrs. A. H. Brinkman and William of Denton Texas also left for home after two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Theo Beck and Harold Lenius in Waverly.
Mr and Mrs Peter Mahlstedt visited Thursday evening at New Hampton in the Willis Mahlstedt home to help Bonnie celebrate her birthday.
Mr and Mrs Jene Kirchhoff attended a mail carriers potluck Saturday evening at the Max Platte home Sumne.
Marl Sorensen sprained an ankle in an accident at the Harry and Richard Swanson home in Odebolt while Iowa Public Service workers installed an electrical system in a new garage.
A man named Sorensen clipped a high voltage wire and was frozen when the second wire touched. He stood on a wooden ladder and was knocked to the ground from a height of about 12 feet. Mr and Mrs Win ae returned last week from a trip through the m 4 Western Staten.
Thirty five alumni of the State University of Iowa in Iowa City serve as presidents of colleges and universities and two reside in foreign nations, reflecting the university's broad influence across higher education.
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