Life in Tripoli 55 Years Ago July 1965
Read about local employment changes, market prices from 55 years ago, the 50th anniversary of Western Douglas Co op Creamery, and civic news from Tripoli Iowa. The era notes weddings, church services, and community events, plus a look back at major local happenings and a 1965 theater closing.
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Ida Propp
Tripoli Mercantile Co
Mary Carstensen
Minnesota
Ernest Warnke
F. L. Roth
Waverly
Western Douglas Co-op. Creamery Co
Renetta Piegers
Tripoli
Weekend visit and anniversary notices in Readlyn area
Mrs Henry Hill and others from Wayne Pennsylvania and Illinois joined Mr and Mrs Arnold Platte for a weekend visit ending with a June 27 fifth wedding anniversary party at Read lyn park. Several relatives attended and activities included a family picnic and a showing of wedding day movies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Waterloo
Phyllis Jane Aschbrenner
Henry Aschbrenner
Wendell P. Rettig
Paul Rettig
Tripoli
W. D. Oetting
Darlyl Buhrow
Stanley Buhrow
Erich J. Dornbusch
Henry Hill, Jr
Courtney
Allyson
Jennifer
Wayne, Pa
Paula Daggett
Moline
Arnold Platte
Readlyn Park
Wilfried Westendorf
Carol Lynn
Sumner
Richard Dwyer
Minneapolis
Wendell Westendorf
Larry
Steven
Elaine
Reinbeck
Paul Matthias
Roger Matthias
Greg
Cedar Falls
Harlan Happel
Clarence Wehling
Carol
Fred Harmening
LeRoy Platte
Barbara
Mark
Walter Ulm
Jesup
Herman Meihost
Danny
David
Christena Oberman
Leo Klemp
Allien Memorial
Carolyn
Allen Hartness
Louie Hartness
Knoxville
LaVern Schmidt
Clarence Ganske
Kenneth Westendorf
Oran
Conrad Heideman
Fredericksburg
Steven Hartness
Chris Petersen
Volga
Iowa Tightens Trot and Throw Line Rules South of Highway 30
New regulations limit inland waters south of US 30 to one trot or throw line with 15 or fewer hooks. Lines must bear owner name and address tags and be checked at least every 24 hours. Untagged lines may be confiscated. North of US 30 remains illegal. southern Mississippi Missouri and Big Sioux waters allow one line with up to 25 hooks.
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Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Senate
Mississippi
Missouri
Big Sioux River
Grace Lutheran Arnold service and church events
Grace Lutheran Arnold lists pastor Thalacker German service 8:00 a m Sunday school and high school classes 8:55 a m worship 10:00 a m with congregation meeting after second service Brotherhood meets Thursday 8 p m Refreshment committee named Brase Bunger Eichmann FE Puhlmann. Other churches and pastors with service times and upcoming church events listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran
Arnold Thalacker
Fred Brase
Ray Bunger
August Eichmann
FE. F. Puhlmann
ST. Paul’s Lutheran Readlyn
Fred W. Meyer
State to Erect Fence Around Governor’s Des Moines Mansion
The state plans a $12 000 ornamental security fence around the governor's mansion in Des Moines to curb prowlers and window peepers. governor has spoken on the issue affecting his family. Shop in Tripoli.
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Des Moines
Deer Season Regulations Announced by State Commission
The 1965 deer season rules set by the Conservation Commission in Des Moines divide shotgun hunting into a long and short zone. The long zone runs December 11 to 14 with four days of hunting, while the short zone covers December 11 and 12 for two days.
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The
Conservation Commission
Des Moines
State Conservation Commission
LeMars
Minnesota Line
Commis
Statewide deer season announced with long zone emphasis
The notice outlines bow and rifle deer seasons from Aug. 23 to Sept. 10 and Oct. 16 to Dec. 5, with hunting hours from sunrise to sunset. Deer surveys project a state population of about 43 500, up 18 percent, 90 percent of which reside in the long zone, where hunter success is higher.
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Sion
Record of extreme US hailstone measurements
A hailstone record notes the largest measured in the USA weighed in pounds, reached 17 inches in circumference and nearly 5 inches in diameter, marking the extreme size of a storm event.
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USA
Democrats Take Control of State Agencies
New appointees have taken office as Democratic majorities reshape state agencies. Governors’ council oversight remains, but agency leadership now reflects Democratic control across boards and commissions.
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Goy Hi
Ing
Democratic — Control Board of Control
Sion
Board of Social War
Employment See Commission
Crats Hay Publican
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harvey L. Pries
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
E. F. Puhlmann
Tripoli Theatre
Geo. M. Lindsley
Shirley Blasberg
Trudy Nerge
Luther Leagues
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Spring
George Mehmen
First Baptist Church, Waverly
L. H. Marx
Moeller Construction Co
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Clarence Bolte
Ager Tastie Creme
Harold Ager
Boltes
Trinity Lutheran Church
Sophie Schellhorn
Grace Lutheran Cemetery
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Siegel
Karen
Faith United Church OF Christ
Methodist
Chuch
Frederika
Robert Truit
ST. John's Lutheran
W. H. Klein
ST. Paul's Lutheran Siegel
ST. John’s Evangelical and Reformed
Siegel V. D. Weidler
ST. John’s Lutheran
Western Douglas
W. H. Lindquist
Luther League
Reed’s Lake
Hampton
ST. Paul and
Trinity Lutheran
Highway 63
Bremer
Karl W. Hawke
St. Paul
Trinity
Walther League
ST. John’s American Lutheran Church
Crane Creek
Geo. J. Gundel
O’brien
Sundaies
DIAL
Tripoli, Iowa
Mt O'Brien
Navaco
Tripoli Leader
Publishers
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