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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1966
Page
3
Untitled National Market Brief Improves Trading Tone
A fragmented market note hints at improved sentiment on November whipsawed trading day. Analysts point to steady oil prices and modest gains by a leading index as investors weigh corporate earnings.
Community aunts and cousins gather for weekend visits
A long list of Sunday visitors and family gatherings fills the Cedar Falls area as relatives and friends travel among Frederika, Nashua, Waterloo, and Ionia. Miss Fangmann and Jean Fangmann announce an upcoming marriage while other families enjoy church services, birthdays, and reunions. Nearby residents attend funerals, welcome guests, and note Air Force moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Bahlmann
Waverly
Ly Bahlmann
Kathryn Davis
Waterloo
In Taylor
Chas. Thoms
Ji. Tracy
Wayne
James Hartson
Minnie Coen
Alfred Buls
James Triplett
Mneth Triplett
San Diego
Cal
Marti Triplett
Jean Fanga
Iowa City
Miss Fangmann
Canis
Joy Boos
J's
West
Elmer Matthias
John Johnson
Sandra Son
Johnson
Roy Sehmudlach
S. Effie Wagner
Gertrude Rt
Fredericksburg
Balletta Bergmann
Walter Reding
Tripoli
Margaret
Schwemm
Carl Schwemm
Siegel
Ernest Nuss
Leonard Mohlis
Buck Creek
Lyle Bowers
New Hampton
Kathy Schedtler
Hazel Bowers
L. W
Bill Heckel
Denver
Robert Buss
Steven
Long Beach
Stanley Bockhaus
Barbara
Tom Walsh
Sumter
S. Co
Air Force
Art Lau
Anchorage
Alaska
Emil Schmudlach
Bertha Testreet
Ionia
Dean Lynch
Nashua
L. W. Bockhaus
Laverna Buss
Gus Nelson
Centuria
Wis
Ervin Taylor
Herbert Sonday
Mary
Wayne Bravener
Barbara Bergmann
Evansdale
Helena Bergmann
Denver Legion members engage in state convention notes
Mrs. Raymond Fairholm and Patricia return from Chicago. Henry Abbas and Ralph Bartling represented the Denver American Legion at the Des Moines state convention August 1 2. The Acker Matthias Legion Post History 1965 66 placed third in state competition. Sharon Fairholm visits from St Paul Park Minn. A bowling league meeting for Denver area women is set for 7 30 p m August 11 at Mrs Clarence Bartels home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Fairholm
Patricia
Chicago
Henry Abbas
Ralph Bartling
Denver American Legion
Des Moines
Acker-Matthias Legion
Rollis Jensen
Sharon Fairholm
St. Paul Park
Minn
Ray Fairholm
Denver
Guardians Appointed for Public Assistance Recipients
The State Department of Social Welfare reports that in July there were 1331 court appointed guardians for 3.42 percent of people receiving public assistance through the state agency. The state board requires guardians for those capable of endorsing monthly assistance checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare
State Department of Social Welfare
State Board
Dixon Bunger Graduates With BA in Business and Sociology
Dixon Bunger son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Bunger of Tripoli received a bachelor of arts degree in business administration with a marketing emphasis and a sociology minor at SCI Cedar Falls during Friday commencement exercises. He played football, was in the varsity men's glee club, marketing and management club and served as a SCI sports information staff representative. He was affiliated with Tau Kappa Epsilon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon Bunger
Raymond Bunger
Tripoli
SCI
Cedar Falls
Dixon
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Hughes designates August as safety month in Iowa
Gov. Hughes proclaims August as reverence for life month in Iowa and urges spiritual strength for highway safety. He directs state public safety, law enforcement, and courts to join in a coordinated enforcement drive of unprecedented strength and severity after last August marked the state's worst traffic-death month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Gov. Hughes
Iowa
State Department of Public Safety
Local Pilot Builds and Flies Self Made Bi Plane
Thomas C. Ross of Coralville, formerly Montezuma, started building a single seat biplane in his garage three years ago. He successfully test flies the aircraft at Iowa City airport, cruising at 120 mph and able to fly four hours on a full tank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Ross
Coralville
Montezuma
Tom
Iowa City
Cedar Valley Mental Health Center expands staff and county program
The Cedar Valley Mental Health Center outlines its staff, funding, and county participation as Fayette county prepares to join the program in 1967. The center operates with social workers, psychiatrists, a nurse, and a psychologist, funded by patient fees and county contracts, gifts, and federal support. It serves non severe cases with counselling, school and welfare system consulting, and mental health education while planning facility and staff expansion for future service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dren
Cedar Valley Mental Health Center
Fayette County
Cedar Valley Mental Health Society
Bremer
Butler
Chickasaw
Aleff
Amana youths operate lily stand beside pond
Eight youngsters from the Amanas run a new version of a lemonade stand by the Lily pond near Middle Amana. Boys wade into the water to pick lilies while girls sell the flowers at a homemade roadside stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanas
Middle Amana
Don’t Scratch That Itch In 15 Minutes
An ad promises fast relief for eczema, insect bites, ringworm, foot itch, and surface rashes with ITCH-ME-NOT antiseptic action. It claims quick drying and germ-killing effects and offers the product for 48 cents at BE, & L Sundries in Tripoli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Be, & L Sundries
Tripoli
Study committee names and chair listed
Members of the study committee include Mrs. Robert Jaggard chairman Oelwein Mrs. Robert Maddigan Oelwein Dr. Scott Linge Fayette Mrs John Gay West Union and R M Wester field West Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jaggard
Oelwein
Robert Maddigan
Scott Linge
Fayette
John Gay
West Union
R. M. Westerfield
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