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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1967
Page
5
A crowded social week includes visits from the Knoploh and Watts families, weekend guests from Minneapolis and Waterloo, and a Madison Wisconsin trip to the Vilas Zoo. Local gatherings feature hospital and party drops, park and church events, and college grad notices among area residents.
Mr and Mrs Allyn Buenger are parents to a 6 lb 7 oz son named Brent Allyn born August 3 at Allen Memorial Hospital in Waterloo Iowa. Community notices list visitors and family travels across nearby towns including Waterloo Readlyn Waverly Oelwein Maynard Fredericksburg Tripoli Monona Alexandria and Concluding with extended family visits and birthday greetings from July to September.
November bride and family from Waterloo visit Lawrence Schwartz as Mr and Mrs Herbert Sonday join Sunday afternoon calls. P L Crittenden return from Richmond Minnesota after a week at their trailer.
A flurry of visits and family gatherings spanning multiple towns including Waverly Des Moines Jessup and Fredericksburg marked the weekend. Notable events feature birthdays at the Lawrence Heinemann and Wendell Mahlstedt homes and a fish fry attended by several families.
Nursing graduates Mr and Mrs Kenneth Halver Diane Cedar Rapids George Sorter Marion visited the Kowalsky home. The Petersons from Minneapolis visited the Schwartz home. Campbell family Waukon called on Selck. Margaret stayed a week. Henry Meswarth hosted guests including Rosenthal family Cedar Falls and Meswarth family. Fink family Mequon Wisconsin spent weekend plus daughters Eileen Christine stayed through week. Vietnam promotion for Marine Lance Corporal Ronald D Thoms of Waverly based on service and appearance. Funeral attendee Mr and Mrs William Jacobson Montevideo MN visited Sumner for nephew Lyle Kasemeier’s funeral. Franklin Koch family Sportswood NJ left after visiting Alfred Koch. Franklin played with Little German Band Sunday.
Mrs Robert Pruitt and Debbie visited her parents Mr and Mrs Herman Gebert for 10 days then left for Rochester New York on Monday. Mrs Pruitt was also here for the Little German Band reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. Millard Pries and Mr. and Mrs. James Crittenden returned Friday evening from a vacation in Canada. The Crittendens left for their home in Tyler, Texas, Sunday morning.
Dennis D. McNamee of Tripoli earned a Bachelor of Arts in junior high school education at the University of Northern Iowa summer commencement in O R Latham Stadium. He will teach seventh grade English at Washington Junior High School in Racine Wisconsin this fall. His address is Apt 1115 The Lake Shore Tower 6260 South Lake Drive Cudahy Wisconsin. He will report for a workshop on September 5 in Racine.
Leon Kirchhoff returned Tuesday from Kirksville Missouri where he completed summer classes at Northeast Missouri State Teachers College completed summer courses at the college in Kirksville Missouri and prepared to resume studies.
Orville Schumacher is hospitalized at Allen Memorial hospital in Waterloo after breaking his ankle in a fall last Wednesday.
Dr. A. J. Hinshaw and Mrs. Hinshaw of Beaumont Texas stayed with H. W. Krueger and Mrs. Krueger from Friday to Monday as house guests.
Roger Benarden has received his discharge from service and arrived home Friday from Viet Nam in a postwar homecoming.
Brandenburg Krueger VFW Auxiliary announces a regular meeting at the Post Home on Monday evening August 14. Members are reminded to attend and participate in the scheduled program and discussions.
Arno Ladage entered Allen Memorial hospital on Monday and underwent surgery Tuesday morning in a concise local medical update.
The district plans registration for August 16-18 at the high school with 8 to 12 and 1 to 4 periods. Lunch prices rise to 30 cents for elementary and 30 cents for grades 7-12, with tickets at 1.50 weekly or 3.00 biweekly. Milk costs 1.75 to 2.25 per semester. refunds only for moves or illness two weeks or more. Open on August 28 with full day classes.
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