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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1958
Page
2
The Tripoli Leader is the official newspaper of Tripoli and Bremer County Iowa. Published weekly on Wednesdays since 1894. William A Buckley is the publisher. Subscriptions are 3.00 per year in Iowa and 3.50 per year elsewhere in advance. The paper was entered as second class mail under the act of March 8 1879.
The piece argues that labeling Adams calls to the FTC as criminal would condemn much ordinary government contact. It contends finding the right official is essential for getting actions or information, citing Tripoli improvements secured by direct contact. If such behavior is dishonesty or conspiracy, it would cast society as crooks and schemers.
Tri poli Teen Timers met June 12 with 14 members two leaders and two mothers. Roll call Food I Prepared. Members brought a cookie for judging. Mary Block and Lois Ladage chosen for camp. Lois Ladage and Jackie Lobeck demonstrated yeast bread. Next meeting July 10 at Cindy Goebel's home. Fifteenth anniversary Maxfield Merry Maids 4-H club celebrated June 16 at Readlyn St Matthew's Lutheran with 12 members 10 mothers leader county committee woman and guests. Banquet program and songs honored mothers and 15 years. Demonstrations workshops held June 24 at Mrs Arnold Tiedt. June 2 meeting at Kathy Staack's home. bread demo. Elections Rally day delegate Andrea Klodt. Demonstration day June 30. Achievement day July 25. Next meeting July 14 at Kathy Meyerhoff's home.
Guests joined Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Matthias and family to celebrate their 10th wedding anniversary with a Sunday gathering at the Matthias home. Attendees included relatives from Fairbank Waterloo Oran Denver Westgate Lime Springs and New Hampton with a cake presented by Tommy Buhr and Lynette Meyer.
Tripoli FFA notes list many Sunday visits across Cedar Falls Waterloo and nearby towns. Fred Hildebrandt, 14, Tripoli High School ninth grader and active FFA member, is named this week's FFA Youth of the Week with roles in student council sports and youth groups and plans to keep a Hereford heifer calf among his future goals.
Pinhook residents and neighboring towns record Friday to Sunday hospitality as families hosted and visited in multiple homes including the Judd Van Brocklin and Emil Matthias residences. Visitors include Dale Grahlman from Raymond Kuethe and Albert Rieck homes, and Harry McConkey from New Hampton.
In Tripoli July 2 1958 Monday visitors were in the Howard Van Brocklin Sr home. Darryl Pals is ill at his home. Mr and Mrs R Ernst and children from New Jersey visit this week with Mrs Marlowe Burke and family. Harry McConkey and Mrs Clyde McConkey visited with Mr and Mrs John Donnelly and sons in Fairbank. Mrs Alfred Hahn is better after illness. George Banwell Sr Tonia spent Thursday evening with Mrs Clyde McConkey. Howard Van Brocklin baled a rattlesnake in his hay Saturday.
Denver residents Mr and Mrs Elmer Mobbling of Lombard Illinois spent Thursday with P G Bloeser and visited Ss C Kimm and Lloyd Bloeser. Helena and Lena Dorn and son Bruce returned from a 10 day visit with Rev Henry Dorn in Sidney Nebraska. Rev Laurence Stumme and Wayne attended a convention in Waverly after visiting J W Stumme. Hattie Meyer returned to California after visiting local relatives. Pauline Koch of Tripoli visited sister Bertha Peters Sunday evening and Monday. Ted Bergman and wife drove to Albert Lea Minnesota.
Sunday to visit the Robert Thompsons and Naomi Stumme in Moline Illinois. Wednesday and Thursday with the Stumme grandparents. Recent marriage moves include Lavern Rucker to Marvin Schumacher upstairs. Burton Piehl opens as a barber in Waterloo. Numerous family gatherings mark 55th anniversaries and weddings. Social calls span Fredericksburg Readlyn Waterloo Denver Hawkeye Hawkeye and surrounding areas with many meal gatherings and visits.
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