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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1964
Page
6
A Cedar Rapids and Sumner area school year review highlights biology students studying flowerless plants like algae and bacteria, lab work with cells and frog dissections, and year-end projects on bean plants and bird migration. Separately, local events include Honored at Banquet with speakers, and engagements and weddings planned in Sumner and West Union.
Ripoli Community School offers weekly lunches featuring chicken soup and ham or cheese sandwiches on Monday, pork with gravy Tuesday, beef spaghetti Wednesday, fried chicken Thursday, and fish sticks Friday. Each day includes bread and butter and milk with fruits or dessert.
Les Kelsey has been THS custodian for six years and enjoys his work with cooperative students. Mrs Kelsey and Ron Kelsey assist with duties. Each summer Les takes a one week course in custodian duties at Ames. He is a member of the Custodian Association and previously worked as a painter.
Announcement of the marriage of Carol Gruenberg of Fredericksburg daughter of Mr and Mrs Alvin Gruenberg and Jack Ritter son of Dr and Mrs E C Ritter Sumner. They wed December 28 at 7 pm at St Peter Lutheran Richfield with a church parlors reception.
In Tripoli Iowa on January 15 1964 Mrs Carl Stewart and sons visited the Frank Lang home in Charles City. Many hospital patients are listed at Sumner and University hospitals with multiple discharges and new guests noted. Local social events include club meetings and family gatherings across Fredericksburg, Fairbank, Westgate and Lansing with several out of town visits to Manitoba and California.
A hatchery chick hatched with three legs and a left wing calyx was adopted by Dany Smith. The bird, renamed Pete Rieke, grew into a healthy six pound creature under care, defying early deformity.
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