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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1965
Page
5
A flurry of social visits and family events filled a recent period with gatherings in Jesup Amana Cedar Falls and Sumner. Residents hosted birthdays picnics and reunions while relatives from Minnesota Iowa and beyond traveled to join relatives and friends at various homes parks and club events.
Mr and Mrs Duane Mueller of Dike announce the birth of their daughter Dawn Marie on July 12 at Sartori Memorial hospital Cedar Falls. The baby weighed 8 pounds 11 ounces. Mrs Mueller is formerly Dorothy Henning daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Henning.
Sheryl Magnall of Des Moines spent the weekend with her parents the Magnalls. Keelsey and Jahnke families visited the Nabers at Money Creek Minnesota. James Fenton and Sandra Beach called on S A Maurer’s family. Timmerman and family picnicked at Mason City with Merle Giesking of Titonka. Vincent families in Wellman visited Homer Vincent and John Vincent. Heide mann and Ronnie with Schuldt families dined with Rev Geo Gundel at Crane Creek.
Marvin Westendorf of the Tripoli Grain and Feed Co attended a three day dealer training school at the Kent Feed General Offices in Muscatine. The program covered nutrition and management of all classes of live stock and poultry, plus a tour of the Kent Research Farm and facilities.
Cynthia Kingery, daughter of Lloyd Kingery, attends an orientation in the College of Home Economics at Iowa State University in Ames. The program, sponsored by the University, helps students take entrance examinations consult with counselors and become familiar with campus after tentative fall quarter schedules are set.
Darrel Heinemann of Canoga Park California spends a two week vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs Ervin Heinemann. Afterward he will be employed at McDonald Aircraft Co in St Louis Missouri as an aerospace engineer.
Mr and Mrs C C Eichmann returned Sunday after a two week trip through the eastern states Canada and to the World’s Fair. The note mentions the reopening of the Guadalcanal mines in 1551 with 200 German miners and metallurgists in charge.
The Denver board of education announces Ardean Murry of Waterloo as the new part time kindergarten teacher. She will teach morning classes all year with no mid year switches. Belton’s classes will switch as in the past. Mrs. Barkhoff will teach only the first semester before Alvin Parsons takes over the fourth grade.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Snell ing observed their 30th wedding anniversary Friday evening. Eleven families were entertained at their home. They were married July 14 1935 and are parents of three children Mrs Don Koschmeder Readlyn Jerry Tripoli and Clark in Germany with the army. They have one grandson Douglas Koschmeder.
Mr and Mrs Wes Bockhaus celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a 6 PM buffet at home. Relatives and friends attended from Cedar Rapids Parkersburg Waterloo Waverly and Tripoli.
Weekend guests of Mrs Ed Kooi included Wayne and Jennifer Snyder and Christine Ridout of Wyoming. Mr Kooi remained at home overnight. He teaches 80 drivers education pupils at Parkersburg and Dumont. The Kooi family plans to move to Aplington on July 31.
Scouts Roger Buchholz Mike Schnieders Clifford Juel Hal Bauer and David Buchholz attend Ingawanis Camp this week with Richard Magnall serving as counselor.
Mrs. Fred Holm accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bruns Read to Sumner on Tuesday afternoon to attend the funeral services of Mrs. Elsie Buhr.
Attendees at the Plainfield Senior Citizens potluck on Thursday included Mrs. Edw. Rosenthal Mrs. Fred Deterding Mrs. Caroline Towne Mrs. Amanda Hunemuller and Mrs. Mabel Hunemuller by name.
Vanada Jahnke with Mr and Mrs Ray Bailey and family of Waterloo will vacation in Yellowstone Park Wyoming for about two weeks from late spring.
Mrs. Wm. Schlichting attended a bridal shower Sunday afternoon at Frederick Sell's Sumner home in honor of Marlene Sell.
Terri Nuss daughter of Mr and Mrs James Nuss had a tonsillectomy at Sumner hospital Tuesday morning.
Iowa hunters face deadline for special teal season permits. Postmark by midnight July 31 or in-person by 4 30 p m July 30 at the Conservation Commission in Des Moines. About 8 000 applications received. permits free with no limit. Season runs Sept 11 to 19 as an experimental check on early teal harvests in Mississippi and central flyways.
A critique meeting is set for Thursday evening July 22 at 8 o clock in the First National Bank Waverly. A members and families picnic is planned Sunday July 25 at 12 30 at Riverside Park Waverly. An informal exhibit will run from 1 30 to 4 p m.
Mr and Mrs Gary Stevens Mason Mich visited Fred Heideman home then left for Idaho to visit her parents formerly Caro lyn Anderson. They will return to the Heide mans after Idaho trip. Mr and Mrs Rudy Piegers vacationed at Detroit Lakes Minn and attended a Ny man family reunion at Cedar Lake near Aitkin Minn. Connie Schmidt spent the weekend with her mother and is enrolled at PBI School in Minneapolis as medical technician's assistant.
Mrs. Ed Henning of Alhambra California returned Sunday after a short visit with her sister Mrs. Herb Jahnke and family.
Mr and Mrs Edwin Tegtmeier visited Monday evening with George Ackerman who is a patient at Allen Memorial Hospital in Waterloo. Leader ads bring results.
Denver special report notes James Leonhart son of Mr and Mrs Martin Leonhart appears on the dean's list at Wisconsin State University LaCrosse for the last semester. A 1964 Denver High School graduate, James will be a sophomore this fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A Maurer and family of Waterloo and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meyer and Janet Marie visited the Ben Meyer home for Sunday dinner. Pvt. Richard L. Meyer, home on furlough, left Monday with his parents for his base at Ft Belvoir Virginia.
The entry provides the latest mailing address for Tripoli armed forces personnel: A B Dennis L Juel AF 17-716-637 Box 1506 Flight 885 Lackland AFB Tex 78236. The detail appears as a military contact note and includes the base code and ZIP.
Denver residents Marian C. Buhr and Mrs. Stanley Buhr attended an Iowa State University home economics orientation. The two day program helps students prepare for entrance exams, meet counselors, tour campus, and learn about dormitory life with parent sessions and college information.
The first official American flag was raised for public display on Prospect Hill on January 1, 1776, marking a historic early symbol of the fledgling nation.
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