Tripoli Leader official newspaper details
The Tripoli Leader is the town and Bremer County official paper published every Wednesday since 1894. William A. Buckley remains publisher with annual subscriptions of 3.00 in Iowa and 3.50 elsewhere.
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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1957
Page
2
The Tripoli Leader is the town and Bremer County official paper published every Wednesday since 1894. William A. Buckley remains publisher with annual subscriptions of 3.00 in Iowa and 3.50 elsewhere.
Ruth Matthias Readlyn Clara Knief and Agnes Diercks Waterloo and Louann Diercks Denver toured the Bad Lands Black Hills Yellowstone and visited families in Miles City Hamilton and Readlyn. Fireman's picnic, school news, illness notes, and obituaries headline a busy local society report.
Luenberger has used an airplane sprayer to spray cotton in Mississippi over the past week. Friday visitors included Mrs. Marlow Burke Mrs. Tom Burke Irene ODay and Mrs L Luenberger with children in New Hampton. Joe Hagarty of Virginia and his parents Bert and Mrs Hagarty of Greene visited Clyde relatives Friday.
Obituaries and social items list survivors from Beckmann family in Independence with burial at St. Joseph cemetery Sumner. Nearby visitors and anniversaries are noted, including relatives from California Allison and Fredericksburg, and local wedding attendances in Charles City Tripoli and Vancouver. The column records multiple family visits, celebrations, and travel.
Henry W Hinton Vocational Agriculture Instructor answers reader questions from Tripoli Community School. He confirms a student may join both vocational agriculture and 4 H with a separate project and outlines required materials including a vocational agriculture notebook.
The July 8 1957 issue answers reader questions about vocational agriculture. It notes Iowa State College research showing boys in vocational programs excel in agricultural subjects and perform well in other areas while engaging in more outside activities. Guidance covers college entrance requirements and scheduling English math social studies science and a strong average.
Mr and Mrs Daniel Daggett of Waterloo were Sunday dinner guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Arnold Platte. Other visitors included Mr and Mrs Elmer Platte of Waterloo. Clarence Wehling helped with hay baling at the Platte home Wednesday. Mr and Mrs John Strumpel Karen and Tommy stayed Tuesday evening with the Clarence Wehling household. Mr and Mrs Harvey Meier and Mr and Mrs Donald Price visited last Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lorenz Strotream. Carol daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Wehling visits her grandmother Mrs Mary Adams in Oelwein. Read the want ads.
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