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Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1955

Page

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Annual Meeting Of Commercial Club Here Next Monday

The Tripoli Commercial Club will hold its annual meeting at the Town Hall next Monday night. Dinner starts at 7 p.m. with the meeting to follow. Officers for 1955-56 will be elected from a nominating committee slate and may also be nominated from the floor. Two proposed promotion plans will be discussed and voted on. A football film, Hawkeye Highlights of 1954, will be shown. Dinner is by Grace Lutheran Church Ladies' Aid.

Tripoli Commercial Club University of Iowa Ladies’ Aid of Grace Lutheran Church

Homan Resigns As Secretary Of Artesian Creamery

Artesian Co operative Creamery Co held its annual meeting at the creamery last Thursday. Ernest Homan of Denver resigned as secretary after 23 years and 65 years as a patron. Merle Teisinger and Ernest Huck were elected directors for three year terms. Richard Mathews spoke on brucellosis and Bob Eiserman discussed sediment testing. Annual report shows 864,071 lbs cream received and 304,283 lbs butter made with average butterfat test of 28. The average price paid patrons for butterfat was 70 cents.

Artesian Co-operative Creamery Co Ernest Homan Denver J. Date Merle Teisinger Ernest Huck Richard Mathews Bob Eiserman The Creamery Association

Chili and Oyster Supper at Readlyn Church

St Matthew's Lutheran Brotherhood Readlyn will host a chili and oyster supper on Friday February 18 starting at 5 30 p m Adults 75 cents children 50 cents The article notes visitors at the W Bergmann and Mr d Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs John Berlin

St. Matthew’s Lutheran Brotherhood Readlyn W. Bergmann John Berlin

Marilyn Bruns Weds Eldon Westendorf At Maxfield

Marilyn Bruns and Eldon C. Westendorf were married in a double ring ceremony at St. John's Lutheran church in Maxfield township last Sunday afternoon. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bruns Readlyn, wore a Chantilly lace gown with a illusion veil and pearl jewelry. The bridal party included Beverly Bruns as maid of honor and bridesmaids Mrs. Don Reding and Sandra Sue Poock. Out-of-town guests traveled from Sumner Denver Readlyn and other towns. A dinner reception for 175 followed at the Denver Legion hall hosted by several families.

St. John's Lutheran Church Maxfield Township Marilyn Bruns Ernest Bruns Readlyn Eldon C. Westendorf Carl Westendorf Sumner Wm. Barrack Ruth Weidler Waverly S. A. Maurer Beverly Bruns Don Reding Sandra Sue Poock Denver Carol Ann Heineman Rebecca Gaede James Bruns Marvin Westendorf Dean Reding Elston Miller Gary Poock

Tripoli Warms After Winter Streak Ends

Tripoli and surrounding areas exit a harsh cold spell with sub zero nights and light snowfall. The week’s high rose to 37 above as melting began. daily readings by E C Biermann show a gradual warmup and near normal travel conditions resume. Nadine Buss of Denver cut the wedding cake for a Lutheran Mutual Insurance employee bride in Waverly. the groom is a Korea veteran recently discharged from the army.

Tripoli Lutheran Mutual Insurance Co Waverly Korea Route 3

Tripoli Area Forms Study Committee For School Reorganization

About 100 residents from the Tripoli area met at the high school gym last Wednesday to form a study committee on reorganizing surrounding districts into a larger district. The panel will assess impacts on students, property values, millage needs, and facilities, with a report and recommendations. John Schultz of the State Department of Public Instruction led the session, noting reorganization aims for equal education with shared facilities and costs.

Tripoli Board of Education John Schultz State Department of Public Instruction State Department

Transportation claims total for Bremer county schools 1953 54

Bremer county claims for transporting school children in the 1953 54 year total 29 930 98 dollars. County superintendent R C Gaard said claims were prorated at 76 0531733 percent since state wide claims were 3 944 608 58 and appropriations 3 000 000. Warrants listed include Tripoli 3113 73 Denver 1866 90 Frederika 1476 98 Readlyn 3840 32 Janesville 6651 36 Plainfield 2964 71 Sumner 4780 30 Waverly 5026 78 Lafayette 1 52 47 Lafayette 3 34 99 Polk 3 87 46 Washington 6 34 98.

Bremer County R. C. Gaard Tripoli Denver Frederika Readlyn Consolidated Janesville Consolidated Plainfield Sumner Waverly Lafayette Polk Washington

Funeral At Waverly For Mrs Homeister

Funeral services were held today at Cleveland chapel and Peace Evangelical and Reformed church Waverly for Mrs Lorenz Homeister 33 who died Sunday at Mercy hospital Burial was in Cedar Valley Memorial Gardens She was born Elsie M Zabel August 19 1921 in Bremer county daughter of Wilhelm and ? Zabel She is survived by her husband her parents four children Helen 8 David 7 William 3 and Michael 1 three sisters Frieda Kottke Esther Homeister and Dorothy Miller and four brothers Alfred Wilbert Zabel Paul and Glen noting Glen stationed Fort Knox Kentucky

Cleveland Chapel Peace Evangelical and Reformed Church Waverly Lorenz Homeister Mercy Hospital Cedar Valley Memorial Gardens Homeister Elsie M. Zabel Bremer County Wilhelm Zabel Fredericksburg Helen David William Michael Frieda Kottke New Hampton Esther Homeister Dorothy Miller Tripoli Alfred Wilbert Zabel Paul Sumner Glen Fort Knox

Krause Daughter Briefly Hospitalized for Appendectomy

Ruth Ann Krause daughter of the Rev and Mrs A A Krause had an appendectomy at Allen Memorial hospital Waterloo on February 7. She returned home last Friday.

Ruth Ann Krause A. A. Krause Allen Memorial Hospital Waterloo

Talent Show Spurs Two Divisions At Town Hall

The annual Talent Show, sponsored by the VFW Auxiliary, was held Tuesday night at the Town hall. Leroy Engle led as master of ceremonies. In the adult division, winners were Barbara Bang and Elaine Haverkamp for vocal duet first place, Betty Nerge and Betty Schneer accordion duet second, and Michael Wilson piano solo third. In the children’s division for ages 12 and under, Diane Lahmann won vocal solo first, Caroline Kehe Linda Barry Kay Barry and Jean Ambrose tap dance team second, and Larry and Dixon Bunger piano duet third. Judges were Mrs. Erwin Towne, Dorothy McInttee, and Irmgard Schaefer.

V.F.W Town Hall Leroy Engle Barbara Bang Elaine Haverkamp Betty Nerge Betty Schneer Michael Wilson Diane Lahmann Caroline Kehe Linda Barry Kay Barry Jean Ambrose Larry Dixon Bunger Erwin Towne Dorothy McIintee Irmgard Schaefer

Brotherhood church box social set for Feb. 22

The Brotherhood of St Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church sponsors a box social on Tuesday evening February 22 at 8 o clock. Everyone is invited.

Brotherhood of St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church

Denver Couple Hurt In Crash Returning From California Trip

Denver residents Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph J. Guenther were seriously injured in a Tuesday morning auto-truck crash near Pittsburg Kansas while returning from a California vacation. Mrs. Guenther is in critical condition and her husband is seriously hurt. Mrs. Guenther’s mother Bertha Akin 75 of Waterloo was killed. A fourth passenger Geneva Burgess 17 of Fort Madison was not seriously injured. The crash followed the Guenthers stopping behind a stalled dump truck when a semi-trailer loaded with steel struck them.

Denver Rudolph J. Guenther Pittsburg Kan California Guenther Bertha Akin Waterloo Arthur King Guenthers Geneva Burgess Fort Madison Iowa

Grand Opening of The Fashionette in Tripoli

The Fashionette, Tripoli's new dress shop by Mrs. Edna Droste, opens Saturday at 9 am on the second floor of the old Town hall building. Free prizes include two new dresses. all attendees must register at the door. A full line of ladies dresses will be on display with daily merchandise arrivals.

Tripoli Edna Droste Old Town Hall

Insurance office closed for Feb 18 to 27

Office will be closed from February 18 to February 27 for coverage emergencies. In case of urgent need contact H. J. Frese at 46-W in Tripoli.

Tripoli American Savings Bank Washington H. J. Frese

Hagenow Fiftieth Anniversary Observed at Grace Lutheran

The fifty year married couple Mr and Mrs Herman Hagenow were honored at Grace Lutheran church parish hall with 160 guests from Milwaukee Marshfield Cresco Clermont Waterloo Waverly Readlyn Sumner and Tripoli. An inspirational address by Rev William F Goetz and group singing followed a dinner served by local volunteers. The couple wed February 16 1905 at St Matthew Lutheran Readlyn.

Herman Hagenow Grace Lutheran Church Milwaukee Wis Marshfield Cresco Clermont Waterloo Waverly Readlyn Sumner Tripoli William F. Goetz Ralph Albrecht Clarence Niewoehner Leslie Borcherding Carl Hagenow Minnie Blasberg Mr. Hagenow St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church Lobeck

Tripoli Boys Defeated In Close Back-To-Back Games

Tripoli's boys basketball season ends with a 67-64 varsity loss to Nashua and a 50-44 setback in the reserve game. Carlyle Nicklaus led the Panthers with 20 points in the varsity, while Olejniczak topped the reserves with 17.

Tripoli Nashua Panthers Carlyle Nicklaus Phil Snyder Olejniczak Kammeyer

All Old Directors Elected To Board Of Community Chest

The Tri poli Community Chest held its first annual meeting in Tripoli Town hall. Five directors were elected to terms of three, two, and one year, with officers to be chosen March 14. Campaign totals showed 2554.75 raised with distributions to Red Cross, Boy Scouts, United Defense services, Salvation Army, and others. balance reported at 844.22. Constitution and by laws were adopted.

Tripoli Paul Voetmann West Side South Alice Krueger American Red Cross Boy Scouts of America United Defense Services Salvation Army

William E. Mueller Again Seeks County Board Nomination

Nomination papers circulate for William E. Mueller to run for Bremer County Board of Education. One at large seat for six years. Rural districts vote. town residents of Denver Frederika Janesville Plainfield Readlyn Sumner Tripoli and Waverly cannot vote. Papers due within 45 days before March 14 and filed 20 days prior. 25 electors from districts must sign.

William Mueller Tripoli Bremer County Denver Frederika Janesville Plainfield Readlyn Sumner Waverly

Colburn Feed Mill Sponsors Feeders Meeting Tonight

Colburn Feed Mill sponsors a feeders meeting for livestock and poultry at the Town Hall next Wednesday night February 23. The program includes a feed discussion and slide show with free lunch and prizes. Manager David West invites farmers and families to attend. details appear in an ad in this issue.

Colburn Feed Mill Mgr David West

Bremer County Breeders Declare Dividend on 1954 Business

Bremer County Breeders cooperative announced an 80 cent dividend for each breeding fee in 1954. The dividend lowered the breeding fee from six dollars to five dollars and twenty cents. Technicians cited include Ray Dewey of Waverly Hartley Seydel of Readlyn and Royce Leggett of Plainfield.

Bremer County

Also Mentioned on This Page

Homan Artesian Creamery Tripoli Independent School District J. M. Snyder Robert Kuhrt Ray H. Bunger Alfred Rieck W. H. Bockhaus Willard Holm Jack M. Frese Frese Eldon Westendorf Maxfield E. C. Biermann Lyn Nadine Buss Mrs. Homeister Fashionette Herman Hagenows Art Borcherding Clarence Waskow Oe Laube Dohrmann Nicklausseenewe Dreyer Snyder F. B. Schuldt St. John’s Lutheran Church Crane Creek Schuldts Lawrence Minor Shell Rock Leo Lorraine Edna Lawrence Snelling Delores Merlin Heideman Board of Community Chest American Cancer Society Cerebral Palsy Foundation William E. Mueller
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