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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1965

Page

3

Sumner pastor J Mardorf dies after years of service

J Mardorf a former Sumner pastor died Friday. He served as pastor at St John Lutheran and rural St Pauls Lutheran before retiring in 1961. Survivors include his wife two daughters and eight grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were planned in Sumner.

Ormer J. Mardorf Sumurch St. John Lutheran Paul’s Lutheran Purial Harling St John’s King Elmhurst Manson Ter Fred Bathke Bathke Sioux Falls Jal William Minnie Kow Bathke Sumner Ing Sumner Scheve Implement George Verla) Meyer le Morris Howfox Waterloo J. Wil- Donaldson Pierce Fla Robert, Greene Jd. Butler Ind Henry

Russell Mohling Wedding at Milford Church

Marilyn Russell and First Lieutenant Robert Mohling were wed in a June 6 double ring ceremony at First Lutheran Church Milford. Attendants included Roberta Reckler and Pauline Orr. Gerald Mohling and Robert Osborn served as ushers. The couple, ISU alumni, will reside in Lancaster California after a wedding trip.

Marilyn Russell S. T. Russell Milford Robert Mohling Adolph Mohling Sumner First Lutheran Church Roberta Reckler Pauline Orr Gerald Mohling Robert Osborn Howard Russell Jay Banard ISU Ames Edwards Air Force Base California 10Th St West Lancaster Cal

Frederika Community News Social Notes and Visits

Numerous residents and relatives from Frederika and surrounding towns visited friends and family across Iowa and Minnesota. The listings name Dennis Krueger RA service, and many travels include Des Moines Anthon Cedar Falls Waverly Tripoli and Fort Leonard Wood visits with Hinecker Bergmann Ruehs Brase and other local families through Sunday to Monday gatherings and weekend trips.

Dennis Krueger Herbert Krueger Dennis ¢. Krueger Co. A Leonard Wood Lyle Wyant Des Moines Dennison Leitch Charles City Marvin Dancer Randy Tripoli Oren Hinecker Clarence Montgomery Dale Sweet Home Ore Wayne Bravener Charles Maschke James Schwartz Rockville David Peterson Minneapolis Lawrence Schwartz Marilyn Melvin Schwartz Robert Schwartz Orville Duecker Anthon Wm. Bieman Claude Shufelt Hazel Ager Carol Sherman Mollie Thompson Irene Sherman Cedar Falls Emil Schmudlach Lucille Ball Wally Nora Boeck Mercy Hospital Waverly Karen Gayle Bergmann Donald Bergmann Evansdale

Gold Leaf on Iowa Capitol Dome Seeks Finish

A 10 man crew applies 23 carat gold leaf to the 70 foot diameter center dome of the Iowa State Capitol. The thin gold leaf, at about 1.25 millionth of an inch, strengthens with 24 carat pure gold deemed too flimsy. Completion targeted for September 1.

Iowa State Capitol Iowa Capitol United States

Local Social Notes from Nashua to Waterloo and Sumner

Mrs. Mike Juhl of Nashua spent Tuesday evening in the Emil Sch mudlach home. Mr and Mrs Richard Harken and family from Marion visited the Sch mudlachs from Saturday to Monday. Mr and Mrs Kent Stephen and family of Waterloo were Monday supper guests in the C C Clary home. Mr and Mrs Verlon Drape and family of Artesian were supper guests Sunday with his mother Mrs Bertha Drape. Mr and Mrs Ernest Seehase of Sumner were Sunday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Ernest Nuss.

Sumner Ld Priebe U.S. Navy Little Creek Wayne Priebe Larry Kogge Janesville Daryl Priebe Waterloo Priebe Edwin Gaede Earl Rohrssen Ll Gaede Elmer Knoedler Ita Ar- Robbins Fri John Knoedler Gree Cole Herbert Ter Lydia Aschbrenner Ian Braun Cedar Bids Harold Mardy Ed Braun Arthur Aschiner Leo “Thes Tom Messerer Ralph Campbell Oelwein Arthur Kuker Lloyd Ludwig Maurice Aubrey Tripoli Frank Dodd Walker Minn Herman Warnke H. Wendt New Hampton Mardell Hay Cedar Rapids Floyd Robertson Ronnie Koepke Denver Milton Robertson Martha Robertson R. O. Dietel John Corkery Tom Murphy John Blessington Charles City James Voss Norfolk Todd Arian Braun Harold Kennardy August Steege Wayne Bravener Robert Bergmann Adelbert Bravener Greenwood Wis Michael Julie Ruehs Western Douglas J. C Carl Schwemm Debby Siegel John Ruehs LeLand Bergmann Lionel Steven Schwemm Randall Neidert Rhonda Larry Johns Cedar Falls Alfred Specht Edward Meyer ElRoy Westgate George Wilkens Frank Waverly Hazel Ager Mollie Thompson C. ©. Clary Carol Sherman Fretts Bergmann Hattie Gunsalus Laura Gunsalus Bartels Lela Clary Sam Crawford Rochester Henry Edwards Minneapolis Ethel Waterman Kenneth Woods Clarence Bergmann Harlan Pose Walter Pose Fietta Bergmann C. C. Clary Fred Benz Fredericksburg Independence Benz Clary Eugene Woodcock Elmore Leonard Pipho Bertha Mooney Otto Buenger Lester Buenger James Bockhaus Peoria Ill LeRoy Bockhaus St. Paul L. W Mike Juhl Nashua Emil Schmudlach Richard Harken Marion Roy Schmudlach Kent Stephen C. C Ernest Seehase Ernest Nuss

Parks Named New President of Iowa State University

W. Robert Parks is named the new president of Iowa State University amid a decade of growth. He succeeds retiring president Dr Milton, who leaves after 12 years in office. During that period Ames campus enrollment rose from 6000 to 14000, faculty from 900 to 1500, and plant value from 28 million to 71 million dollars.

W. Robert Parks Iowa State University James Hilton Ames Iowa State Milton Iowa

Parks to lead Iowa State development as new director

State documents state W. Robert Parks will serve Iowa State as its first director of development and Hilton will remain affiliated with the university. A World War II tally notes over 390,000 American deaths in battle while the Iowa Heart Association reports 2,300,000 Americans died from heart and blood vessel diseases during the same period.

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