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An old advertisement urges readers to visit Ray's Clothiers and Cleaners for stain removal after a picnic. It notes cleaning on Monday, Wednesday and Friday and emphasizes quick service.
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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1962
Page
4
An old advertisement urges readers to visit Ray's Clothiers and Cleaners for stain removal after a picnic. It notes cleaning on Monday, Wednesday and Friday and emphasizes quick service.
County Extension Home Economist Pearl Pardee urges selecting tender cuts for barbecuing and using dry heat methods. She covers meat choices, marinating options, and using separate skewers for vegetables. Tips include controlling flame, achieving two thirds grey ash, and adding smoky chips for flavor. Craig Liming, 11, of Janesville, underwent three eye operations after a toy rocket injury.
A weekly garden column by Gene Vincent and Ben Vance advises fertilizing roses now with a 10-10-10 fertilizer, careful application away from canes, and mulch management. Continue watering for soil moisture, maintain pest control sprays every seven days, and provide nitrogen to tomatoes and other vegetables. Prune raspberries after harvest and protect strawberries and apples with regular sprays for leaf spot, maggot, and codling moth.
A set of local thank you notes expressing gratitude for storm cleanup help and rebuilding efforts at a family property. The messages also thank relatives, friends, and especially pastors Rev. Thalacker and Rev. Puhlmann for prayers, visits, flowers, and gifts during hospital stays and recovery at Allen Memorial Hospital in Waterloo.
Fremont area residents shared Sunday visits at the Kenneth Wedemeier home in Frederika and with the Wike family in Sumner. Attendees at a Children’s Home festival in Waverly included many local couples and families. A Fourth of July picnic gathered Wikner and Rathbone households, while other locals hosted and visited kin from Denver to Dunkerton and Waterloo.
Weekend guests and visitations fill a long county list from Waterloo to Readlyn. Edw Steppan welcomed callers with family. Mervyn Ormston hosted Watson Davis and others. Carol Blume completed a Walther League camp stint. others drop by Rathbone and Peters homes in various towns.
Mr and Mrs Ewald Beevers visited Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Erhardt Lahmann and Mrs Loren Bergmann with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Moeller and Diane. Mr and Mrs Mervyt Ormston were Sunday supper guests of Vernon Wikner. Linda Sneller Cedar Falls visited from Friday until Monday with her grandparents Mr and Mrs R O Wikner. Dennis and girls were visitors of Mr Kirchhoff. Mr and Mrs Robert Judisch and David Sumner visited Monday evening at Lester Peters home. Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Joe Miller were Mr and Mrs Ernest Bahn and Greta Dumont. Friday visitors at Lloyd Moeller home were Mr and Mrs Herb Judisch Readlyn, Mr and Mrs Herbert Blume and girls attended St Pauls Lutheran Ladies Aid picnic at Readlyn park Sunday eve ning. Sandra Petersen of Dunkerton and Mary Rathbone spent Friday afternoon with Allyson Mager.
In Tripoli Iowa on July 11 1969 Mr and Mrs Tom and Kay were Suny per guests of Mrs Mire and Pipho Sumner in hot her birthday. Mr and Mrs Rober and family attended party for Mr and Mrs Meyerhoff Dunkertop Sy night honoring them on their wedding anniversary. Loren Berg and family and Lloyd Moelle attended Fourth at New Ham Gene We Mr and Mrs Merwyy and family spent the Fourth with sister Elsie May Way at Garner. Veteran Jesse Sharpe Kellihan Rapids died recently after a long illness aged ?. He was a veteran of the Sy American war and World War.
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