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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1965

Page

5

Christmas church notices in Alton and neighboring parishes

READABLE community notices detail Grace Lutheran and area churches listing worship times Sunday School and adult Bible classes. Many events include Christmas cantata caroling rehearsals parties and special services with baptisms and joint Christmas mass plans.

Alton C. Koengeter E. F. Puhlmann Jeremiah Robert Rathbone Bethlehem David Dix Women’s Fellowship Lavern Bell Youth Fellowship ST. John’s Lutheran Western Douglas W. H. Lindquist Luther League Angels ST. Paul Trinity Lutheran Highway 63 Bremer Karl W. Hawke Trinity St. Paul’s

Iowa State Fair Ends With Profit of 53117

The Iowa State Fair closed with a profit of 53117, below last year’s 108420 but above the 1963 figure of 50478. Attendance reached 519462, up 27936 from 1964, with Fair Board Secretary Kenneth Fulk citing rising maintenance costs and a recommended annual investment of at least 140000 to preserve seven million dollars in property.

Fair Board Kenneth Fulk Falk

Goebel and KukerWed in Faith United Church Ceremony

Cynthia Sue Goebel and Dennis Dean Kuker united in marriage on November 28 at Faith United Church of Christ with Rev. E F Puhlmann officiating. The couple’s families hail from Tripoli Fredericksburg and a bridal party included sisters and relatives in moss green velvet dresses. The bride wore silk taffeta with chantilly lace and carried butterfly orchids and Stephanotis.

Cynthia Sue Goebel Dennis Dean Kuker Faith United Church of Christ E. F. Puhlmann W. G. Goebel Tripoli Nelson Kuker Fredericksburg L. H. Fink Lois Bergmann Daniel Jahnke James Luhrs Ron Kuker Jane Jahnke James Kuker

Wedding of [Names Not Fully Visible] at Church Parlor

The couple wed with Best man Daniel Jahnke and attendants James Luhrs and Ron Kuker. Ushers Jerry Kuker Jerome Leach Vernon Towne Jene Aschbrenner attended. Out of town guests came from Iowa City Cedar Rapids Ravine Wis Ha ward en Guthrie Center Water loo Greene Sumner New Rich mond Wis Farmington Minn Minneapolis Verndale Minn Waverly Fredericksburg Readlyn. Reception in church parlors. They will reside in Tripoli with the groom employed at John Deere Water loo.

Daniel Jahnke James Luhrs Ron Kuker Jerry Kuker Jerome Leach Vernon Towne Jene Aschbrenner J. M. Snyder Iowa City Cedar Rapids Ravine Wis Hawarden Guthrie Center Waterloo Greene Sumner New Richmond Farmington Minn Minneapolis Verndale Waverly Fredericksburg Readlyn Daniel Ambrose Connie Schmidt Judy Wilson Dawn Drape Tripoli John Deere

Eagles Grove retires longtime rural mail carrier Les Cannon

Les Cannon, a rural mail carrier for Eagle Grove, retires after 43 years of service with the post office department in Eagle Grove. He spent decades delivering mail through rural routes and served the community with dedication.

Les Cannon Eagle Grove Post Office

State scholarships offered to Iowa students

Iowa high school offices provide application forms for the 1966-67 state scholarship program. Established by the legislature in 1965 with $500,000 for 1965-67, administered by the Higher Education Facilities Commission. Last fall 300 awards totaling $139,556 were given to freshmen at 37 colleges, averaging $465 with $167 to $800 range.

Iowa Higher Education Facilities Commission Jay W. Stein The

Iowa Highway Commission Plans 767.5 Million Five Year Road Program

The Iowa Highway Commission details a five year plan from 1965 to 1969 totaling 767.5 million dollars. The plan includes 515.8 million for highway construction with 231 million for four lane Interstates and 284.8 million for primary roads. The Interstate System will reach 665 miles by fall 1970 with 45 miles remaining to complete the 710 mile network by 1972. By next fall motorists should be able to cross the state on four lane interstates and new bridges over the Mississippi at LeClaire and another at the Mississippi River described in the plan.

Iowa Highway Commission Iowa Mississippi River LeClaire Miss

Under Secretary Johnson Sees Viet Nam Peace Path at Des Moines

Deputy Under Secretary of State U Alexis Johnson spoke to over 1,000 at a regional foreign policy conference in Des Moines. He said peace in Vietnam is certain but warned no one believes troops will be home within a year and urged Hanoi to come to terms.

Viet Nam U. Alexis Johnson Des Moines Johnson

60th Mr and Mrs Bert Smith Anniversary

60th wedding anniversary observed by Mr and Mrs Bert Smith of New London with their immediate family present.

Bert Smith New London

Four Lane Highway to Cross Missouri River at Council Bluffs

The new four lane highway will cross the Missouri River at Council Bluffs marking the first such four lane crossing in the state. Officials say the project will improve regional transportation and commerce.

Ouri River Council Bluffs

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Grace Lutheran Methodist Chuch Frederika Robert Truit Leo Burrow W. H. Klein ST. Paul’s Lutheran Siegel W.H. Klein ST. John's Evangelical and Reformed Siegel V. D. Weidler ST. John’s American Lutheran Church Crane Creek Geo. J. Gundel Luther Cynthia Goebel Dennis D. Kuker Dennis Kuker Highway Commission Conf Hanoi Termis O’brien Child Guidance Toys Lincoln Dominoes Carrom Board BRACH de Met Doctor Linda O'Brien DIAL Ambrose Auto Co Town Hall Santa Claus
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