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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1973
Page
5
Local residents host and visit relatives over the weekend. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kappmeyer, Mrs. Lavern Busse and son, Mrs. Arthur Maynard, and Rev. Erich Dornbusch with Rev. Geo. Gundel. Visitors travel from Mercy Hospital to homecomings and birthday observances in Plainfield and nearby towns.
Tripoli Community School offers a weekly lunch menu featuring meals and beverages. Thursday includes ground beef and spaghetti with sides. Friday serves fish sticks with tarter sauce and tri-tators. Monday offers creamed chicken over mashed potatoes. Tuesday presents goulash with Jell-O. Wednesday features meat loaf with sides. Thursday includes maidrites and macaroni and cheese casserole with tuna salad and peanut butter sandwiches. Milk accompanies each meal.
Mr and Mrs Jose Vega of Oskaloosa spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs John Sassmann. Numerous relatives and friends from Waverly Frederika Sumner Waterloo and Lawler traveled for dinners picnics and visits with local residents including the Rettig Donn and Kehe families among others. Linda Donn returned home after a 10 day stay with the Kehe household and Wendy and Todd Rettig joined them for a visit.
Deborah Busch of Iowa City and Greg Pint of Tripoli were married at St. Marys Catholic Church in Iowa City. The ceremony was led by Rev. John J. Morrissey on August 11. Guests included maid of honor Joan Rustad and bridesmaid Theresa Busch. The couple will reside in Cedar Falls after a reception in Iowa City.
Miss Janice Marie Lahmann daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Lahmann of Denver became the bride of Robert Gienau son of Mr and Mrs Louis Gienau R R 1 Tri poli in a double ring ceremony July 28 at St Peter Lutheran Church Denver Rev Dean Hoferer officiated Pamela Lahmann sister of the bride was maid of honor and bridesmaids were Lynn and Tonya Lahmann Lynley Milius friend of the bride was flower girl and Craig Gienau nephew of the groom was ringbearer Richard Gienau brother of the groom served as best man and groomsmen were Bruce and Raymond Gienau Usher were Ronald Kruger and David Gienau The couple reside at Meadow Lane Trailer Court R R 1 Denver The groom is employed at John Deere Waterloo Tractor Works.
Local church schedules list worship times Sunday school and special events for St John s United Church of Christ St Paul s Lutheran Trinity Lutheran Grace Lutheran and other congregations in the area including group pictures Brotherhood trip to Twins game and care center service details all in August notices from area churches serving community readers.
Marcia Janssen of Waverettes won Champion Crossbred Market Beef and Reserve Champion Crossbred. Dawn Axon of Biz-E-Beef claimed Champion Angus Market Beef. Mark Alexander of Polk Hustlers took Reserve Angus. Janssen also claimed Champion Shorthorn with Alan Lohman as Reserve Shorthorn. Grand Champion Market Beef and Reserve went to Axon and Janssen respectively.
Bremer County Soil Conservation District announces a $7,000 allocation from the Iowa Department of Soil Conservation for cost-sharing on permanent soil and water practices. Cooperators may receive at least 75 percent of costs for terraces waterways diversions erosion control dams tree planting and related works. Requests should be made at the district office in the Post Office Building Waverly soon as funds are limited.
Jeff Kraft representing Washington Herdsmen captured the Junior Trail Class Championship while Sherry Bruhn riding Jacksonettes won the Senior Trail Class Championship in the event.
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