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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1960
Page
4
The egg outlook remains solid for the next year with total laying-type chick hatchings in the first five months down 22 percent, signaling fewer pullets for fall flocks. Milk production in the U S is likely to stay slightly above 1959 levels through 1960, with prices more favorable than last year. Butter leads milk product production gains while fluid milk consumption holds steady.
Bremer county 4-H girls were chosen to show a clothing exhibit at the Iowa State Fair August 26 to September 4. Among the exhibitors are Kathy Kuethe Sumner Elizabeth Christopher Mary Ormston Patricia Michael Nancy Walther Waverly and Judy Hastings Plainfield. The theme Date Time will cover dress clothes sports clothes and school clothes.
John Fink and Gary Ford celebrated their sixth birthdays Friday afternoon with a party for schoolmates at Town Park. John is the son of Mr and Mrs Ray Fink and Gary is the son of Mr and Mrs Paul Ford.
Brian Blasberg turned six with a Monday party at home for schoolmates and friends hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Marwin Blasberg. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. W H Dohrmann joined Mr. and Mrs. Carl Everding of Readlyn to celebrate Mrs. Everding’s birthday Sunday evening.
Fre derika residents share calls and visits among relatives and friends. Names include Clary Ager Bowers Sherman Thompson Jordan Benz Mahoney Pleggenkuhle Harris Schorteau Rathbone Hagenow Brase Abbas Orr West Abbas Bergmann and multiple households across Fredericksburg Readlyn New Hampton Nashua Sumner Waterloo Westgate and nearby towns with birthdays and reunions noted.
Victor Peters was honored at his home on Sunday evening with a birthday party. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Peters and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Schuldt and family Margine and Marsha, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Harms and family, Mr. and Mrs. Art Holm and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Dettmer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Dettmer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dettmer and family, Mrs. Clara Dettmer, and Mr. and Mrs. George Drewis.
Mr and Mrs Cletus Gooden bour visited Mr and Mrs Leon ard Moehlis Sunday afternoon. In the evening they called on Mr and Mrs Leo Nacke to help celebrate the birthday of Donna and Marvin.
Senator John Kennedy arrives in Iowa to meet delegates at the Democratic national convention. He criticizes Eisenhower Nixon farm policy opposition and cites farm surpluses and research funding as key issues. Loveless considered for VP, resignation of Hansen as lieutenant governor nominee announced. Primary canvass confirms results with Miller leading in Senate race and Erbe McManus winning Republican and Democratic nominations respectively. Iowa picnic planned for July in Long Beach with Loveless as speaker.
Friday afternoon Becky Sas Man marked her fifth birthday with a party for about 15 friends and neighbors.
Harry Jackson of Elmhurst Illinois visited What Cheer after 56 years. He still limps from an injury he sustained as a boy in What Cheer.
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