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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1960
Page
7
Local church groups list Sunday school times worship services and upcoming events across multiple congregations in Waverly and nearby towns. Details include pastors, class topics, choir schedules, youth activities, meetings, socials, and Mission Sunday observances.
Em Fuchs, pastor, reports no Sunday school or service this Sunday. The congregation is invited to attend the Children's festival at Waverly.
A string of legal transfers lists parcels in Denver Waverly Sumner and Tripoli with buyers including Albert and Minnie Brandt Ralph H Schroeder Meier Joe C Grinnell Mabel Kalso Messingham Harold Kingsley Ander son and Moeller Construction Co among others. Amounts range from 1 dollar to 3265 dollars with revenues from 55 cents to 27 fifty.
Marriage licenses list several couples including Dale Meyer and Jolene Tegtmeier from Dunkerton and Sumner, Melvin Leisinger and Alice Hennings from Vinton and Waverly, Paul Vern Bremer and Jean Mueller from Tripoli and Waverly, David Kruse and Marguerite Mohr from Monona and Sumner, David Bergman and Elaine Jensen from Waverly and Plainfield, Earl Schneider and Valera Bockhaus from New Hampton and Frederika, Raymond Davis and Jacqueline Nerge from Waterloo and Tripoli, Leroy Scharnhorst and Lois Zimmerman from Waverly.
A readable fragment lists multiple couples with ages and residences including Eugene W. and Ruth J. Weidler both from Waverly, Terry B. Hansen and Mary Ann Hill from different towns, and several other pairs such as Jerry Teigen and Suzan Hinds, John A. Edwards and Carol Wagner, Howard William Simpson and Karen Schwerin.
New cases listed in Bremer County District Court include Harley W Meyer vs Ralph W Meyer, Agricultural Mutual Insurance Association vs Erling Lohmann, State of Iowa vs Darrell Riley Martin for OMVI, Carolyn Sunderlin vs Gary L Sunderlin for divorce, Meyer Hardware vs Stanley Waterman, W H Heyer Sons vs Stanley Waterman, Frank Collard Co. vs Elmer E Buchholz, and State of Iowa vs Bernard Petrosky involving an overloaded truck.
Denver Iowa area families hosted and visited for a surprise 40th wedding anniversary dinner and gatherings Sunday. Guests included Orlyn Schroe der Robt Thompson Albert Lea and Wm Tyler Cedar Falls families with extended visitors from Plainfield Readlyn Clarksville and Denver. Reverend Hafermann aided church christening of Brenda Sue Kurtt with sponsors Juli Anne Meyne and Nancy Knapp.
Marguerite Mohr daughter of Rev John Mohr Sumner and David Kruse son of Mr and Mrs Byron Kruse Monona were married June 26 at 5 pm in St John American Lutheran Sumner. The double ring ceremony was performed by the bride’s father with Mrs John Mohr at organ and John Mohr Jr as soloist. A 200 guest reception followed at St John Parish House. The couple, both Luther College juniors from Decorah, plan to live at Luther College Barracks after July 15.
Fredericksburg wedding unites Jack McBride son of Mr and Mrs C W McBride and a local bride in a double ring ceremony at the Methodist church. The couple plan to reside in London England. Numerous relatives from Sumner and nearby towns attended, with a reception at Community hall and the Rev Alvin Klotz officiating.
Mr and Mrs Paul Braun and son Mr and Mrs Fred Sell and Mr and Mrs Harry Reay and son were Sunday guests in the Ed Braun home Archie Bowers and family Hawkeye were Saturday callers in the H J Warnke home Verdis Warnke who had spent the past week in the Bowers home returned with them.
Mrs. John Trustem of Juice found a dated Saturday April 15 1865 newspaper amid old keepsakes. The retrieval places the edition in mid 19th century circulation and links it to local archival interest.
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