National Mail Notice From Tripoli Iowa
A notice states national mail entry as second class at Tripoli Iowa under the act of March 8 1879 with filing and regulatory details.
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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1956
Page
2
A notice states national mail entry as second class at Tripoli Iowa under the act of March 8 1879 with filing and regulatory details.
The paper notes publication every Wednesday and lists established status since 1894. William A. Buckley is named as the publisher, with subscription rates of 3.00 per year in Iowa and 3.50 per year elsewhere in advance.
Faye Karen Johnson daughter of Estella Johnson Waterloo and Lawrence Johnson formerly Sumner resident, marries Lawrence Johnson son of Harm Johnson and Merle Horner at St Joseph’s Waterloo with 60 guests. After two weeks they will live in Iowa City where he studies at the State University and she works as a secretary.
A string of visits and social gatherings across Waterloo and nearby towns includes Fred and Clarence De Muth hosting and visiting friends such as the Johnsons and West family. Attendees travel from Des Moines Grinnell Ames Reno and Cedar Falls for suppers, dinners, showers, and weekend visits. Several engagements center on the King and Lemke households with plans for college arrangements and weddings.
Long list of Sunday visitors and call ers from Cedar Falls Nashua Fredericksburg Waterloo and other areas spent the day with Tripoli residents and their families. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bohl Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Miller and others.
A family stayed ten days in Chicago with Mr and Mrs A H Schneider then returned Friday. The Schneiders hosted them and visitors joined Sunday. Mr and Mrs William Lever ence of Waterloo spent Saturday afternoon with the Jahnke and Schneider households.
Everett D Plass born May 6 1886 in Poughkeepsie NY son of Dudley and Ida Smith Plass. He trained at Colgate Johns Hopkins and Sloane Hospital and led obstetrics departments at Henry Ford and Iowa State University. He wrote books and aided cancer work and education, served in WWI as a medical officer, and died Aug 17 after an aorta rupture. Burial followed Aug 24 service.
Dr. Plass is survived by a son William T. Plass of Elizabethtown Illinois two daughters Mrs William A Buckley of Tripoli and Betty Plass of Des Moines and six grandchildren.
The Leroy Gopherettes 4-H club met at Shirley Schulte's home on Aug 15 with 11 members present plus two visitors two leaders and four mothers. Members read Pen Pal letters and gave talks on cooking vegetables salad tricks tossed salad and other topics.
The roll call noted all members present and one leader. A motion was made to set the start date for September 4 at 7:30.
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