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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1967
Page
2
The Tripoli Leader, Tripoli Iowa official town and Bremer County paper since 1894, publishes weekly Wednesdays. Publisher Robert J. Sassman lists subscription rates at 3.50 annually in Iowa and 4.50 elsewhere, with second class mail registration details included.
Bremer County Extension lists upcoming 4-H events including an Older 4-Hers party at Tri Poli Town Hall January 25 at 7 30 p m and a skating party January 31 at Roller drome Cedar Falls at 7 30 p m Also noted are a February 1 Extension Council meeting at 8 p m in Tripoli and a 4-H leaders tour of Carnation plant in Waverly at 8 p m February 4 County 4-H officers meeting in Tripoli at 7 30 p m.
In two weeks of session, plans for fast action are delayed by formalities. Henry W. Busch, chairing the government reorganization committee, outlines a proposal to reduce 120 state bodies to about 12 departments and invites public input from Des Moines residents and lawmakers.
John W. Briggs 80 retired Sumner antiques dealer dies at Sumner hospital after a month of illness. Funeral at Salem EUB with burial at Union Mound. Elaine Schwerin and St Johann Willers wed at St John Lutheran Spring Fountain. Various local obituaries and community notices outline marriages, engagements, and IOOF officers.
Mrs. Thomas Reay and Mrs. Robert Harnisch attended the funeral of Fred Harnisch, 67, in Nashua on Friday. Miller and Niemeyer families and Krause relatives also listed among mourners.
The Denver Public Library shelves 35 new books including Hans Christian Andersen The Little Tin Soldier donated by Alvin and Diane Parsons. A 1966 Geographic magazines collection was given by Willard and Mrs Meyne and the Legion Magazine subscription supports veterans.
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