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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1963
Page
8
Tripoli Elementary School introduces a Joplin style reading plan for grades 4 to 6 in the West grade building. Students will be grouped by individual reading levels, with 55 minutes of instruction daily and 20 minutes of recreational reading, plus a separate reading report card without letter grades.
Attorney General Hultman rules that a qualified applicant may hold multiple commercial licenses in different cities. He also states it is not illegal to have an open liquor bottle in a car. Lawrence Scalise notes plans to let license holders host private parties with drinks priced freely while liquor tax remains 10 percent. President Wilson delivers a 14 point peace speech to Congress on January 8, 1918.
Denver Mrs. R A Watkins Jr and daughter Robin of Cincinnati visit in the Brause home. Kenneth Hesse returns from Allen Memorial hospital after surgery. Degelau Koepke and Poock attend the Elers Happel wedding at Trinity Reformed Allison. Redies and Griese visit Paramount Calif with Redies daughters. Wille and Kathy tour Backbone park Spillville Festina Decorah Museum then stay with Fred Redies Cedar Rapids. Picnic at Woodall home with many relatives from Des Moines Kansas City Shell Rock Knoxville Waterloo Denver. Beverly Leonhart returns to Evansville Ind to resume teaching after summer with Leonharts. Herman Hesse Schweer Readlyn visit Clara Schweer Sunday. Arthur Aschbrenner Sumner visits Arnold Bergmann. Williams family among the gatherings.
The text notes a family spending a week at a cottage in Harpers Ferry with references to Mrs. Hattie Brandy Wa and Mrs. Elaine Krodge employed at Suri's Shop in Tripot, indicating local social notes and personnel mentions.
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