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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1966

Page

3

Sumner Council Approves City Salary Increases

Sumner city council approves raises for city staff led by mayor Mattia Zurbriggen and councilmen Willys Fritz Paul Fridley Very Murphy Churchill Surby and Claude Waskow. Curtis Bigelow named city clerk and water commissioner R W Town at 500 monthly with assistant Clarence Haupt 375. Elmer Tint named streets foreman at 400 monthly with Ellis and Reding in street crew. Plans for a 363000 senior high addition include gym 24100 sq ft arts shop 6000 sq ft and art room 1770 sq ft with 1% levy increase. Married couples and engagements feature prominently with multiple local nuptials and summer weddings noted.

Sumner Mattia Zurbriggen Willys Fritz Paul Fridley Very Orville Ellis Erwin Reding

Sunday Guest List Includes Many Iowa Homes

The report lists numerous Sunday visits across towns including Arlington Sumner Waverly Tripoli New Hampton and Waterloo. Guests include Mr and Mrs Leslie Yearous Mr and Mrs Cletus Miller and families and Cpl Rogert Portwine among others. A fatal accident recovery note mentions Mrs J W Sexton injured December 23 near Stewartville Minnesota. The item closes with a quotation from David Lloyd George about taking big steps.

Carl Jansen Dewar Gordon Seamans John Waskow Donald Waskow J. E. Waskow Larry Leyh Lloyd Hofer George Bridges Plainfield Harlan Heckman Waterloo H. H. Lease Walter Erkel Merrill Kirchhoff Judy Dale Schrader al Erkel Galva Gretchen Erkel Leonard Hallander Messiah Lutheran Church Herbert Forsman Sumner Richard Traeger Glenn Wiebke Leon Reimler Bremer Rebekah Lodge IOOF Girl Scout Troop No. 59 Nancy Hutchinson Eileen Joebgen Becky Haw Marcia Gentry Carma Nicklaus Donald Gosch Progressive Club William Bradford John Lawton James Lantow Davenport Donald Lantow Columbus Junction James Lantow Edward Tremaine Cedar Falls R. C. Horsley CCC Leslie Yearous Arlington Bernard Buhr Cletus Miller Merle Niemeyer Merna Kay Niemeyer Waverly Herbert Niemeyer Tripoli Martin Weidler Karen New Hampton Edwin Dedor al Wolfgram L. R. Ludwig Rena Smith Myra Pease Phyllis Peters Denver Ronald Rathbone Albert Rathbone Dorsey Cannell and Son Louie Sorge Fayette Ray Schlichting Arthur Borcherding Clarence Waskow Rueben Koester J. W. Sexton Stewartville Minn St. Mary’s Hospital Rochester Cpl Rogert Portwine U. S. Marines Camp Pendleton Cal Marvin Haverkamp Ed Dedor Loyd Avery W. F. Lehmkuhl Rander Fairbank O. B. Litterl Arthur Aschbrenner Ed Braun Adam Petratz Lloyd Ludwig Edwin Decor Ronnie Lloyd Avery Milton Miller Elgin Harry Haas Adam Petratt William Reinking Westgate Elmer Timm Arlan Nuss Harry Johnson Fredericksburg Harold Sawyer Albert Rees William Oberheu David Oberheu Lester Oberheu

Denver Cub Scouts Award Winners and Briefs

Denver Scout News lists 1966 badge recipients including Bryce See ger and Rodney Diercks with Bobcats and bear badges for Danny Bartels and Steven Nowack. Wolf arrows go to Mike Shining Larry Bretz Randy Lindaman and Mark Schmidt. other arrows awarded or noted with denner bars and recruiter badges. Denver Briefs report Kim Buenneke’s foot surgery and a birth in California. funeral visits for Hattie Brandt and relatives, with regional travel notes from Tripoli and Peoria.

Denver Bryce Seeger Bobcats Rodney Diercks Mike Butler Edwin Baethke Albert Manning Bear Danny Bartels Steven Nowack Wolf Mike Shining Larry Bretz Randy Lindaman Craig Brasel

Fire destroys historic Mt. Pleasant church in 1897

The First Presbyterian Church of Mt. Pleasant, one of Iowa’s oldest, burned on December 30. The congregation marked its 125th anniversary on April 25 and plans are underway to construct a larger church.

First Presbyterian Church Mt. Pleasant Iowa

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