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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1958

Page

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Poultry Egg Days Contests Outlined by Chairmen

The Poultry and Egg Days event outlines show a bird and flower show tied to the 17 division lower show. Prizes include 3 for first and 1 for second in two divisions singers and parakeets. Flower prizes: 3 and 1 for gladiolus, 2 and 1 for other flowers. Kiddies parade precedes shows with $2 for first and $1 for second/third in categories. Parade builds include queen attendants and Tripoli High marching band.

C. J. Kimjal Tripoli Hardware Co Interstate Power Co P. L. Crittenden Rettig Funeral Home North Town Park Les Lauck Walter Sommer Leslie Kelsey Tripoli High School

Rev Lester Gatch to lead church 80 miles away

The Rev. Lester E. Gatch of the Congregational church in Tripoli will become pastor of the Congregational Community church, 80 miles southwest near Union, leaving Tripoli in early August. He has served nearly four years, helped with regional church roles, and will depart after commanding three years at Pilgrim Heights Camp.

Lester E. Gatch Congregational Church Tripoli Congregational Community Church Iowa Union Marshalltown Gatch

First Prize Totals $50 This Saturday In Weekly Drawing

Local notices report a weekly drawing with a first prize of $50 to be awarded Saturday evening. Names such as Meyer and Bergmann appear in the prize list along with consolation prizes for Vere F, Kimbal, Williamson, and Benler.

Meyer As al- Bergmann Royse Tel Lernate Priz Vere Tank Kimbal Za Oeliamson Ben Mler

Discharge Received by William From Fort Gordon

William arrived Wednesday evening from Fort Gordon where he received his discharge.

Mark William Fort Gordon

Bidders Purchase School Buildings Land and Equipment

Tripoli area sale totals 2236 dollars for three former school properties and related items. Douglas No 6 buildings and equipment sold for 655 dollars, Warren No 9 for 639 dollars, Warren No 8 for 551 dollars, St Pauls Lutheran Siegel bought land for 75 dollars, and kitchen items from the old home economics room brought 316 dollars.

Highway 63 Tripoli Robert Kuhpt Douglas No. 6 Warren 9 Warren No. 8 St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Siegel

Separate Groups For Square Dancing Here This Friday

Town hall square dancing will split into a younger group 7 30 to 9 pm and teenagers after 9 pm. Fees are 15c for younger dancers and 25c for teenagers and older persons. Rock and roll records will be played. Chaperones are Mr and Mrs Wesley Bockhaus Mr and Mrs LeLand Bergmann and the Ray Bungers.

Town Hall Ray Bunger Wesley Bockhaus LeLand Bergmann Ray Bungers Town Park Ball Park

Legion Auxiliary Installs Officers at Tuesday Meeting

Tripoli Legion Auxiliary installed officers on Tuesday, July 8. New officers include President Mrs. G. R. Rettig, First Vice President Mrs. Robert Selck, Second Vice President Mrs. Lavern Platte, Secretary Mrs. Lowell Goodenbour, Treasurer Mrs. W. H. Warner, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Emma Kelsey, Chaplain Mrs. Fred Holm, Historian Mrs. H. H. Bull, Sergeant at Arms Mrs. Kenneth Chapin, with installing officer Mrs. Kenneth Kuhrt.

Tripoli American Legion Auxiliary G. R. Rettig Robert Selck Lavern Platte Lowell Goodenbour W. H. Warner Emma Kelsey Fred Holm H. H. Bull Kenneth Chapin Kenneth Kuhrt Oren Larson Shirley Mohling Legion Harry Buhr

Star Route Arrives At Frederika P O Earlier Times

Frederika special report says star route mail now arrives earlier than last week. Oelwein to Waverly delivery comes at 9 30 a m and Waverly to Oelwein at 4 10 p m. Frederika remains served by a Sumner rural carrier in addition to star route service.

Frederika Keith Carroll Oelwein Waverly Sumner Carroll

Tripoli 1958 Summer Recreation Finishes Next Week

Tripoli wraps up its sixth and final week of the 1958 summer recreation program with croquet finals and a cracker-eating contest. About 80 children total, split by age, have participated with activities at Town park, South and Town halls, plus baseball, hiking, and crafting under Mrs. Leslie Kelsey and Mrs. Robert Schmidt.

Tripoli Leslie Kelsey Mary K. Sommer Kelsey Robert Schmidt Dennis Olejniczak Town Park Ball Park South Park

Sons of Tripoli Readlyn residents train in Missouri

Sons of Tripoli and Readlyn residents attend the ROTC summer camp at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. Cadet Bruce W Wieland 20 son of Stephen P Wieland Readlyn trains with Iowa State College Ames program. Master Sergeant Everett M Bailey 31 son of Everett M Bailey Route 1 Tripoli serves six weeks as summer camp instructor. Training ends early August.

Sons of Tripoli Readlyn Reserve Office Training Corps Fort Leonard Wood, Mo Bruce W. Wieland Stephen P. Wieland Iowa State College Ames Everett M. Bailey Route 1 Tripoli Bailey Chicago Dorothy Elmwood Park

Shriver Undergoes Major Surgery At Scholtz Memorial

Supt. Eldon R. Shriver entered Scholtz Memorial hospital today for major surgery Friday morning. Mrs. Les Kelsey spent Friday with her sister and family Mrs. Claude Carpenter in Horton.

Eldon R. Shriver Scholtz Memorial Hospital Les Kelsey Claude Carpenter Horton

Readlyn Woman Dies in Illinois Rites Held

Readlyn marked the death of Mrs. Wilhelmina Mixdorf 69 of Readlyn with funeral rites conducted by the Rev. Elmer Jacobs. Services were at Matthias Funeral Home in Denver and Zion Lutheran Church in Readlyn. She died July 8 in Huntley Illinois after a cancer battle. Survived by her son Leonard Mixdorf and daughter Mrs. Herman Deackman. Burial followed in church cemetery. Casket bearers included Arnold Doepke Reinhardt Tegtmeier Heinrich Deackman Albert Mixdorf Alvin Mixdorf and Hilbert Mixdorf.

Denver Readlyn Leonard Mixdorf Tripoli Elmer Jacobs Matthias Funeral Home Zion Lutheran Church Wilhelmina Mixdorf Mixdorf Huntley Herman Deackman Church Cemetery Arnold Doepke Reinhardt Tegtmeier Heinrich Deackman Albert Mixdorf Alvin Mixdorf Hilbert Mixdorf

Winds Bring Rain and Cool Temperatures This Week

A week of rain and cooler weather with the heaviest rainfall Monday at 2.91 inches. Total since last Wednesday reached 3.3 inches. daily highs ranged from 74 to 84 degrees and lows from 52 to 64 as reported by local observer C. W. Ryan.

C. W. Ryan

Tripoli enrollment above state median for last school year

Tripoli Community School district will enroll 830 students this fall, above Iowa's statewide last year median of 712. The high school will have 215 in grades 9 through 12, above the 193 state median. Iowa voters created 85 new districts between July 1957 and June 1958, reducing total districts from 3,323 to 2,779.

Tripoli Tripoli Community Iowa State Department of Public Instruction R. C. Gaard Bremer County Tripoli Community High School Tripoli-Frederika Douglas - and - Richland Gaard

Bergmann Introduces Egg Marketing Service at Hatchery

LeLand Bergmann announces a new egg marketing program at Bergmann Hatchery. A cooler has been installed for direct shipment to a large food store chain. First shipment is set for next Tuesday. An ad with details appears elsewhere in the issue.

Bergmann Hatchery LeLand Bergmann Bergmann

Seventy Five Local County ASC Officers Assume Duties Soon

Bremer county's 14 community Agricultural and Stabilization Conservation committees will elect a county ASC committee in Waverly on Saturday July 26. Community and county committeemen begin one year terms August 1. Township committees manage price support loans acreage conservation reserve agreements and allotments. Ballots mailed this year totaled 2690 with 512 returned, compared to 2107 mailed and 551 returned last year. List of township ASC members includes Dayton Waylord Ambrose and others across Franklin Fremont Jackson Jefferson Lafayette Leroy Maxfield Sumner Warren Washington.

Bremer County ASC Waverly Bremer Dayton F. Waylord Ambrose George W. Buenzow John C. Kasemeier Arnold Bohle Ernest Schedtler Douglas Edgar L. Bergmann Edwin Buchholz Ewald Stumme Leland Alcock Charles E. Dietz Franklin Henry Reiter Emil W. Schneider Henry G. Buckholt Leo Reith Lavern Herman Frederika William J. Hagedorn Ernest J. Nuss Craig G. Alcock Herbert Miller Herbert Sievers Fremont Mervyn W. Ormston Lloyd W. Moeller Alfred Mallie Robert Chapin Clarence Buchholz Jackson Roger A. Whitney Albert J. Loveland H. Claude Briden Glen W. Shere John B. Sickles Jefferson Harry Koepke Lloyd G. Bloeser Wallace W. Stokes Eldon Briden Thomas S. Place Lafayette Harold Mueller Edward Vosseller Leo Ship Harry W. Kleppe Edwin C. Brase Evan J. Burke Gene Rhea Warren Richard L. Ormston Harold A. Brandenburg Harold Kaiser Lester Leisinger Howard G. Palmer Washington Verne E. Ressler Harley Albrecht Herbert Zelle Charles F. McGinn Walter Winzenburg

Volunteers Needed for Tot's Lake Cleanup Night

Members of the Sportsmen's Club call for volunteers for an annual Tot's Lake cleanup tonight Wednesday. President Walter Steward says plenty of help and several power mowers will finish the job quickly, reporting time at 6 30.

Tot’s Lake Sportsmen's Club Walter Steward

Expenses and Receipts Rise for Tripoli Schools

The 1957 58 financial statement shows Tripoli Community School receipts near 800 000, up about 150 000 from 1956 57, with expenses around 590 000, up from 200 000. A major income source was redemption of 415 000 in U S Treasury bills purchased in 1956 57. Interest on those bills totaled about 9 000. Tax collections rose by about 37 000 and state general aid increased by 5 000.

Tripoli Community School The Leader U. S. Treasury

License Examiners Set Examinations and Renewals

Drivers license examinations and renewals will be offered in Town hall council room this Saturday morning. After this Saturday, license examiners will return to Tripoli on September 20 and October 18 Saturday mornings. Examinations and renewals have recently occurred in Tripoli during the morning of the third Saturday each month.

Town Hall Tripoli

Traffic Timer Aids 17 Traffic Arrests and 25 Warnings

TriPoli police report 17 traffic arrests and 25 motorist warnings since the town’s traffic speed timer began use last Wednesday. Mayor George V. Barnes said the timer has slowed traffic to legal speeds. Fines run $1 per mile per hour over the five mph limit.

Tripoli George V. Barnes

Readlyn Sportsmen Hold Annual Kids Fish Day

Readlyn (Special) The Readlyn Sportsmen's club hosted its annual Kids' Fish Day on Sunday. Prize winners included Lyle Matthias, Loren Knief, Dale Wehrling, Gary Schmidt, Jerry Dorn, Gerald Berryhill, Diane Tiedt, Kenneth Staack, Chrystal Wittenburg, LaVonne Kuker, Vicky Cozart, Barbara Stahlhut, Sharon Larson, Debra Leistikow, and Martin Schlichting.

Readlyn Readlyn Sportsmen's Club Lyle Matthias Loren Knief Dale Wehling Gary Schmidt Jerry Dorn Gerald Berryhill Diane Tiedt Kenneth Staack Chrystal Wittenburg LaVonne Kuker Vicky Cozart Barbara Stahlhut Sharon Larson Debra Leistikow Martin Schlichting

Red Sox to Host Fredericksburg After Four-Week Layoff

Tripoli's Red Sox, sidelined last Sunday, return home at 2 15 p m to face Fredericksburg after a 2 1 loss at Nashua. Dennis Olejniczak’s injury looms as Nashua pitcher Masher stifles Tripoli, while Readlyn falls 14 6 to Fredericksburg. Denver over Sumner 7 5 and Oelwein over Janesville 10 0 highlight Sunday action in the Cedar Valley league.

Tripoli Red Sox Fredericksburg Sox Nashua Oelwein Denver Sumner Janesville Readlyn Dennis Olejniczak H. Masher Jejniczak Waverly Masher Wild Olejniczak Larry Poock Jerry Snelling Poock Snelling Masher Duea Ray Harwell Borcherding Wilbur Burg

Mrs Leo Westendorf Released From Hospital

Mrs Leo Westendorf returned Thursday after 11 days at Sumner Community hospital with an improving condition following a broken back sustained in a June 29 fall. Mrs Eldo Kehe and Kim called at the P A McIntyre home Sumner Monday morning.

Leo Westendorf Sumner Community Hospital Westendorf

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Kimbal Lester Gatch Legion Auxiliary Frederika P. O Town of Community Chest Missouri Paul Kuethe Charles R. Hamlett Mini-Quip Corp Decatur, Ill Ed Bang Illinois Marlene Jean Drewis Sandra Bany Miss Drewis Randolph Drewis Route 3 Miss Bany Ed Bany O’brien Drugstore Farmers Produce Co Geraldine Lohmann Walter Lohmann Future Farmers of America Readlyn Sportsmen Mehling Spier Chapin Hth Hyde Vernon AB Bot Mohling Spier Fink Holm P Hoppenworth Mohling If Snelling P Laube Rf Renninger Rf Schmidt Ec Moeller
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