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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1965
Page
5
A long list of visitors and hosts from Cedar Falls to Waterloo and beyond teemed through Sunday and Monday visiting relatives and friends in Sumner, La Porte City, and nearby towns. Attendees included Marietta Schuldt Cedar Falls Ella Milius Minneapolis and many others, sharing meals and birthday celebrations across multiple households.
A post nuptial shower was held Sunday at the home of Mrs Lil lian Sievers honoring Mr and Mrs Michael Abbe of Iowa Falls. Jeannine Sievers, daughter of Kenneth and Mrs Sievers of Waterloo, attended. Others at the potluck included Mr and Mrs Robert Heacock and Paula, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Sievers and family, Waterloo, Mr and Mrs Larry Sievers of Waverly, and Mr and Mrs Robert Sievers and Mr and Mrs Al Dana and family.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Brugget and Gerald of South Dakota along with Mrs Homer Nevermann of Seattle called on Mr and Mrs H H Nevermann at the Denver Sunset Home last week They had attended Muriel Brugget’s wedding Saturday where she was flower girl at Homer Nevermanns 1946 wedding
Honor guests from Sumner and nearby areas attended a Sunday picnic at Sumner park in honor of Mrs Harry Schlichting and family of Delaware Ohio. The gathering included Mr and Mrs Virgil Lampe J P Snelling Mr and Mrs Wm Schlicht and others with dinner hosted by Mrs Geo Gundel and Rev Crane Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Koch and Mr. and Mrs. James Franklin of Milwaukee returned Tuesday from a two weeks trip to the western states. They visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Koch at Lake Tahoe Nevada.
Mrs. Elsa Alcock of Long Beach California is visiting with relatives in Tripoli Frederika Waterloo Cedar Falls and Waverly. A Sunday picnic at South Park honored her arrival and visit.
A notice lists Mr and Mrs Al Dana and Fred Thies as residents at 207 First St SE in Tripoli and invites local inquiries about the move.
Pinhook Milton Boehmer and family returned from a week in Minneapolis. Numerous locals hosted and visited across Sumner and surrounding towns, with church events, showers, and age milestones noted. Guests included families from Mason City Fredericksburg Waterloo Gilbertville Allison and Denver, plus attendance at St John’s Buck Creek 90th anniversary and a Catholic church dinner in Eagle Center.
Iowa notes July OAA caseload fell by 72 from June while costs rose by $21,247. Statewide medical aid spiked with 82.1 percent of eligible recipients served. Bremer county shows 132 recipients averaging $100.19 and $177.98 for medical care, with overall July state expenditures at $5,453,435.
Mrs. Ida Bull has been a patient at Mercy hospital in Waverly since Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Carey Franzen of Dubuque announce the birth of a daughter Jennie Lee on August 12 weighing 7 pounds 8 ounces. Mrs Franzen is the former Wilma Hartman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Hartman of Tripoli. Address Route 2 Box 162 Dubuque Iowa.
The third district Teenage Republicans rally features Senator Miller as speaker. Activities include registration, lunch, Miller talk, workshops on state legislature and party factions, swimming, barbecue, and adjournment. Notable Iowa Republicans will attend workshops. Reservations with Jim Marinos in Mason City.
Mrs. Mary Harmening and Henry, Mrs. Keith Hollis and Mike from New Hampton returned Wednesday from a visit in the Lou Harmening home in Great Falls Montana. They also toured the Black Hills and Yellowstone Park during the trip.
Mari anne Rubert and Larry Skeries wed Sunday afternoon at Independence. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Max Rubert of Independence and Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Skeries of Sheffield. Only a male cicada is capable of making a noise.
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