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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1967
Page
2
The Tripoli Leader is the Town of Tripoli Iowa official paper for Bremer County. Robert J. Sassman publishes it weekly every Wednesday since 1894 with a 3.50 annual Iowa rate and 4.50 elsewhere in advance. It is mailed as second class mail and filed in Tripoli postal district 50676.
Kathy Paulsen spoke on What Is Food and Nutrition and Kristie Ellison on Careers in Food and Nutrition at the DO R Best club home of the Blockhus. New president Diane Jones led the officers as they outlined the year’s program and fair booth idea. Becky Sassman discussed Height and Weight for My Age at Tripoli Twinklers and three new members joined. Cedar Chum planned a mother daughter tea, purchased hard cover record books for new members, and demonstrations on serving an orange.
Jan 12 gathering featured Kent Smith presiding, minutes and treasurer reports approved, dad's night planning, and basketball and wrestling events noted by Leland Busching.
County 4-H officers meet at 7 30 p m February 4 Extension office Tripoli. 4-H leaders meeting in animal science at 8 p m February 7 Extension office Tripoli. 4 H county committee meeting at 8 p m February 9 Extension office Tripoli.
Pears E Pardee notes February highlights two citrus fruits as top vitamin C sources for Iowa diets. A juice glass of orange juice or a half grapefruit covers daily needs. Citrus pairs with salads, meats, and vegetables, with dishes like beets in orange sauce and orange glaze for ham.
Legal transfers list multiple parcel deeds with prices and locations. Marilyn and Lawrence Wolter transfer on Denver lots and Prestien subdivision easements. Geraldine Weidemann to Ragsdale in Janesville for Lots 2 3 4 Block 23. Emma Meier estate to Vernon and Anna Stumme for Readlyn parcels. Boeckmanns split interests in Waverly lot 1 Block 14. Boeckmanns swap to Arlon and Gertrude with extensive land wording. Mason to Bodeker two parcels and highway easement. Waverly Motor Co sells east third of Lot 2 Block 6 Waverly. Revenue totals listed.
Robert Charles Schmidt 18 of Waterloo and Dixie Lee Rieck 19 of Janesville obtained a marriage license. Elmer Sessmann legal resident of Tripoli and Elda Hartmann legal resident of Readlyn also secured licenses.
State of Iowa vs Harley George Wescott OMVI. Ernest J Seemann assignee vs Freakes Bast and wife. David M and Dianna J Hiller vs Remker Constr Inc damage to auto. Dr C R Barry vs Clarence Schumacher and wife. Curtis Industries Inc vs Gus Buls dba Gus Buls Implement. LeRoy Mredlow Garner has three orchid blooms on a three year old plant this year.
The library stocks Marion T. Hartung’s six volume study on carnival glass with patterns and color notes plus a 1966 price guide for buying or selling. It also carries a Collectors News monthly for general collecting interests.
Postmaster Paul Bender received a citation for the Monticello facility's excellent upkeep and care. The recognition highlights the post office's attention to maintenance standards.
A Grundy Center library edition offers antique show dates and items for sale, plus a collection for hobbyists. February marks birth month for George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. Country Ideals magazine arrives with patriotic content, pictures, poems, and an editor’s scrapbook of famous sayings, including Longfellow’s line about leaving footprints on time’s sands.
Annual Lincoln Day Dinner will be held Saturday February 11 at We Memorial Auditorium Des Moines Iowa Republican featured guest governor John A. L. Ticket sales for the $95 plate dinner are going well according to E. A. Hayes finance chairman. Today's mighty oak is just the nut that held its ground.
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