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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1973
Page
3
The article lists numerous relatives and friends visiting or traveling between Eaton, Waterloo, Sioux City, Sumner, Cazenovia, Lindenwold, and Vinton. Events include hospital trips, World War II veteran reunions, and multiple family weekend visits through late July.
Secretary Earl Butz announced there will be no government set-aside land for 1974 to assure supplies for domestic and export markets. The move frees farmers to plant feed grains soybeans wheat and cotton and allows 1974 crop planning. Conserving base requirements are not needed for 1974 price support or payments, though 1973 rules remain in effect through the 1973 crop year.
The report lists the baptism of infant Scott Paul Kammeyer at St John’s Lutheran with sponsors Glen Smith and Iry Kammeyer. It details a weekend Upper Iowa River outing by Ber and group, visits by various families, hospital news for Mrs. Kenneth Wedemeier, medical patients at Allen Memorial, and multiple social visits and dinners among local residents.
Susan Babbit daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Babbit Tacoma and Denny Newhouse son of Mr and Mrs H F Petersen Tripoli were married June 22 in Berean Presbyterian Church Tacoma Given in marriage by her parents the bride wore an empire gown of organza over taffeta with lace accents A cascade bouquet of white orchids bachelor buttons and baby’s breath Denise Sullivan was maid of honor Attendants included Robin Braislam Connie Fischer Victoria Babbit and Marianne Babbit with Graham Babbit carrying the rings Steve Babbit was best man Three hundred guests attended the reception at Tacoma Country and Golf Club The bride attended Lakes High School and studied at Stephens College in Columbus Missouri}
Mr. and Mrs. John Lubben of Shell Rock announce the birth of son Corey Ray weighing 8 lb 5 oz on August 1 at Waverly hospital. Grandparents include Mrs Joyce Dettmer and extended relatives from multiple Iowa towns joined in celebrations and family visits throughout the weekend.
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