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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1966
Page
10
The Tripoli Leader dated January 19, 1966 in Tripoli Iowa reports local news and community items from the area. Editorial notes, announcements, and brief society notes fill the page with hometown details.
The Bremer county youth committee of the Cooperative Extension Service announces a February 9 meeting at Tripoli Town Hall on making wise career choices. Glenn Holmes of Iowa State University and Kermit Hildahl of the county Extension will present information on selecting occupations for today’s complex job market. All interested county youths are invited.
Mr and Mrs Robert Campbell and their family relocated Saturday to Waukon where he has taken the position of school principal.
Pantherettes earned a 51 67 win led by Janet Schweer with 26 points and 16 interceptions by the guard unit. Plainfield trips and Tripoli boys posted additional results as Dunkerton, Wapsie Valley, Fredericksburg, and Denver also won in other games.
Bremer county hosts basic clothing construction sessions for homemakers, rural and urban. An orientation on January 10 set workshop dates across Bremer areas with chairmen named and details for Frederika Tripoli Waverly and other sites.
Delegates from Denver will attend the American Legion Auxiliary Department of Iowa annual conference in Des Moines January 30 and 31. Mrs. Elmer Rucker and Mrs. Henry Abbas will represent the local unit and Third District Auxiliary. State president Aden L. Owen organized the theme Tradition with a Future. Donald E. Johnson and State officials will speak. 1965 representatives will report on girls nation.
Denver special report honors Mr. and Mrs. August Walther marking their 50th wedding anniversary. They were married January 12, 1916 at St. Pauls United Church of Christ and held a family dinner at the same church. The couple have two children Lawrence and Mrs. Arnold Hesse and eight grandchildren.
The term Pike derives from turnpike the historic toll road barrier. The note links modern highway names to their toll road origins and signals linguistic roots in transportation history.
Virgil R. Peters announces that W. H. Happel Lorenz Strottman Ed Rathe and Alfred Blasberg will attend a convention of Farmers Grain dealers in Des Moines with Farmers Coop Readlyn involvement.
The Frederika group met January 14 at Mrs Leona Kreis home with 12 members. They received thank you notes from Tripoli special education teachers and planned improvements for newspaper articles. A beginner serving lesson is set for January 21 at Frederika school from 10 am to 3 pm.
The Dealers Association of Iowa at Des Moines announces a three day convention on January 24 to 26 with more than 2,000 delegates expected for the 62nd annual event.
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