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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1964

Page

6

Looking at Life as It Used to Be 1909 News

A compact look at life in Aug 1909 with notes on harness making lessons, visits to Chicago, church activities, and local property sales. It recalls local market prices from 55 years ago and 25 years ago, along with several marriages, church events, fund efforts, and a fatality and accident report. Readlyn, Buck Creek, Ackley, and Tripoli figures anchor the stories.

Henry Hauessler Hauessler G. F. Meier Adolph Koch L. C. Koch Laura Selck Chicago Dale Trent Tripoli Monticello Manchester Lynn Wilson Western Douglas Creamery Co Ruth Ann Joens Esther Joens Sumner

Marriages at Buck Creek Church and Readlyn Rotogravure

Nuptials on Aug 2 at Buck Creek St John Lutheran as Carolyn Schwake and Jerry Biermann wed before 300 guests with Rev Kraemer presiding. Bride and groom are from Schwake and Biermann families. reception followed at the church parlors. Additional notes cover Sam Cole’s coast-to-coast tour, a skip of the era’s sulphur candle custom, and weddings in Plainfield Readlyn with couples Bell and Wittenburg.

Marlys Lorraine Mohlis Leonard Mohlis Cletus H. Goodenbour Henry Nacke St. John's Lutheran Church Buck Creek Hugo Beyer United Fund Tripoli Commercial Club Delbert Thurm Carolyn Schwake Jerry Biermann Buck Creek Church Carolyn Ann Schwake Wm. Kraemer St. John Lutheran Church Gerhardt Schwake Sumner Lawrence Biermann Kenneth Stumme Arvella Pipho Julene Lee Readlyn Sharon Biermann Becky Strottman Pamila Lee JaNan Schwake James Schwake Merle Niemeyer Neil Schwake Gerry Schwake Larry Lee Loren Bull Donley Schwake Plainfield Fairbank Shel! Rock Fredericksburg Sumner Community Schools Fred's Super Valu Tripoli Community Schools Burton Thies Construction Sam H. “King Cole Pella Britt Sam Hawaii China Japan Korea Sp. Douglas Bell LaVerne Bell St. John’s Lutheran Church

Summer reading program shines at Tripoli library

The Tripoli library reports 81 enrollments and 1240 books read in the summer program. Top readers include Linda Schumacher with 210 books and Dale Schumacher with 130. Story hour drew about 11 participants, and new titles on Our Country's National Parks and other children’s books were added for the season.

Linda Schumacher Dale Schumacher SueAnne Lindquist Jeanine Schumacher Sheryl Bravener Chipperfield Arno Ralph Chandler House of Books

Five Generations Gather for Fuller Family Reunion

Five generations of Fullers met at Mechanicsville park for their annual reunion. Attendees included Mrs. Clarence Faulkner of Muscatine the grandmother Mrs. John Bryant of Muscatine the mother Mrs. Dural Moore of Muscatine the great grandmother Mrs. Phylena Fuller of Central City and Debbie Lynn Moore of Muscatine.

Mechanicsville Park Clarence Faulkner Muscatine John Bryant Dural Moore Phylena Fuller Central City Debbie Lynn Moore Muscantine

LOCAL VISITORS AND FAMILY GATHERINGS IN PINOOK AREA

The notice lists numerous social calls and visits in Pinook and nearby towns. Residents including David Timmerman, Earl and Ada McConkey, Lucile Dilley, Arnold Rieck, Duane Miner, Ray Kuethe, Debra Kuethe, Lucille Dilley, Will Flanscha, Louie Hannaman, Bruce Pals, Chester Pals, and Helen Block are mentioned. Occurring events include hospitalizations, travel to Scholtz Memorial in Waterloo, a funeral in Sumner, a Nebraska trip, and a miscellaneous shower for Helen Block.

David Timmerman Tripoli Earl O'Connell Joe Long Waverly Ade McConkey Leo Leuenberger John Fay Lucile Dilley Ada McConkey Tom McCue Dilley Arnold Rieck Clear Lake Lucille Dilley Claude Block Will Flanscha Louie Hannaman Arnold Bieck Scholtz Memorial Hospital Waterloo Bruce Pals Brian Chester Pals Lloyd Dickman Sumner Derwood Leech Nebraska

Weekend Visit Highlights and Social Calls Across Iowa

Mary Hagen Carla Bremer Carol and Janet Bock returned Wednesday from the World’s Fair in New York. Carol Rieck works in New Hampton Bee Jacobs Sumner spent Wednesday evening with Mrs Arnold Rieck. Lavern Kirchoff and Paul Schwabe hosts. Buhr family from Albert Lea Minn visited relatives. Louie Hannaman and Will Flanscha called at the Albert Bieck home. Leslie Huck attended the 1964 district convention of the Missouri Synod in Waterloo. John Fay and family visited south of Sumner.

Cream Rises in Milk From Light Particles

The article explains that cream forms at the top of milk because oil and fat particles are lighter than water and the other components of milk, causing them to separate and rise.

Don’t Scratch That Itch in 15 Minutes at O’Brien’s

An old time ad promises quick relief from itch with ITCH-ME-NOT antiseptic cream. It claims fast drying action that soothes eczema insect bites ringworm foot itch and surface rashes. Available at O’Brien’s Sundries Tripoli for 48 cents.

O'Brien Tripoli

Moon Rock Found By Dick Johnson In Rural Ashton

Dick Johnson of Ashton reports finding a rock believed to be from the moon while discing a field last May. The rock shattered into pieces when struck, suggesting a rare meteorite fragment amid farmland debris.

Dick Johnson Ashton

Collected Ap Turned Over For Sending

Fragmentary note indicates items collected and turned over to authorities and reconfirmed as to be sent by August 8 for an unspecified purpose. Names, places, and concrete details are missing in the readable text.

Toll abolition sparks Erie County funds for construction

A local report notes Litt earned about 42,000,099 dollars from toll removal, earmarked for overall construction and operation projects. The figures highlight substantial revenue gains and the use of proceeds to support municipal improvements.

Erie Co

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Ed Johnson Arthur Bunger Bunger Burton Stumme Stumme Carol Beth Meyer Russell E. Meyer Iowa Falls Lavern Carl Hunemuller A. J. Hunemuller St. John’s United Church of Christ Ackley John Hunebauch, Jr St. Paul's Lutheran Church W. A. Ave- Lallemant Audrey Happel W. H. Happel Norbert Schmidt Otto Schmidt Immanuel Lutheran Church Klinger E. A. Moldenhauser Des Moines Iowa Kohler Tripoli Plumbing & Heating Dick Truog Library News O’brien Tripoli, Iowa Pinhook Robert H. Kuhrt Kuhrt Ins Tegtmeier Oi! Co Pat Patek Reliable Kord Woo. Forlearance Wm. Ambrose Auto Co Wim. Ambrose Auto Co Eases Soni Owa
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