Tripoli FFA Promotes Farm Safety Week July 25 31
Tripoli FFA will stress farm chemical and pesticide safety during Farm Safety Week July 25 31. The chapter partners with the National Safety Council and National Planning Committee for Agricultural Chemical Safety to raise awareness of accidental poisoning and outlines four keys: label use storage and disposal. It urges watchers to view a poster in the Interstate Power Co window and to call a doctor if poisoning is suspected.
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FFA
Tripoli
Frederika Dominates Softball Week Victory Pack
Softball scoreboard shows Frederika sweeping several games including 23 to 18 over Redies and 24 to 22 over Hermanetts. Peewees results feature Alcocks and Fosters. Week schedule lists matches July 21 23 26 27 with Frederika facing Geerlings and Censores. Historical notes recount a reunion of Mrs J L Proctor of Compton and Carlton Madison aided by Louie Grauerholtz. Sulphuric acid first produced in America in 1793 by John Harrison.
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Alcocks
Redies
Peewees
Geerlings
Twins
Censores
Hermanetti
Fosters
Bremer
Frederika
J. L. Proctor
Compton
Cal
Carlton Madison
Goodell
Louie Grauerholtz
Marion
America
Philadelphia
John Harrison
Lydia Circle
Grace Lutheran
John C. Klein
Gladys Bunger
Erwin Buhr
John Klein
Naomi Circle
Tripoli Woman’s Club
Joann McKeown
Roger Block
Elroy Leistikow
Lorie Lou Bunger
Vernon Moeljer
Faith United Church of _Christ’s Women’s Fellowship
Gladys Rettig
Martha D. Biermann
Leona Ladage
Henry Harms
C. F. Heyer
M. W. Bennett
Patricia Fairholm
Lorie Bang
County 4-H Boys Demonstration Contest Held at Tripoli Town Hall
About 90 people attended the Bremer county 4-H junior boys demonstrations at Tripoli Town Hall. Davey Smith of Waverly judged, awarding seven blue ribbons, six red and one white among 14 entries including Curtiss Neuendorf and Randy Neuendorf in Red White and Blue for Me and You and Jack Hartman with Loren Gitch in 50e in a Half Hour. The event kicks off two contests with the senior demonstration to follow July 22 at 8 p.m. and is open to the public.
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Bremer County
Tripoli Town Hall
Davey Smith
Waverly
You
Curtiss
Randy Neuendorf
Douglas Rockets
Jack Hartman
Loren Gitch
Sumner Champs
Danny Walther
Co-La-Pi-Ca
Joe Freitag
Paul Meier
Dayton Dodgers
Kenny Nuss
Steven Mummelther
Towline Cowboys
Dennis Wylam
Gary Albrecht
Washington
Loren Foelske
Steven Milius
Maxfield Rangers
Frank
James Fay
Herbert Platte
Townline Cowboys
Russell Dodd
Clinton Schrage
Jefferson Superiors
Bill Busch
Tripoli Harvest Festival Winners Named in Prizes
The Tripoli Harvest Festival concluded with a merchandise prize drawing of 180 dollars, a lawn mower first prize won by Alice Lageschulte, and transistor radios for Clarence Forberg, Mrs. Ray Eick, Ray Kuethe, and Lois Warnke. Edwin Kammeyer earned the grand prize Hereford steer, benefiting the Tripoli Nursing Home fund. Donations proceeds pending final tally to be announced next week.
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Tripoli
Alice Lageschulte
Clarence Forberg
Ray Eick
Ray Kuethe
Lois Warnke
Edwin Kammeyer
Tripoli Nursing Home Fund
Nursing Home Fund
Denver Youth Enlists in Marine Corps
Everett Elmer Hutchison 17 son of Mr and Mrs Earl C Hutchison Denver has enlisted in the United States Marine Corps for four years. He is assigned to the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego for 80 days of basic training then to Camp Pendleton. After four weeks of combat training he will receive his first military leave. Hutchison enlisted under the 120 day delay and aviation guarantee programs. He is a Denver High School graduate.
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Waterloo
Everett Elmer Hutchison
Earl C. Hutchison
al Denver
United States Marine Corps
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
San Diego
Cal
Camp Pendleton
Hutchison
Marine Corps
Denver High School
Community Social Notes From Fremont Area
Numerous local families hosted and visited each other across Fremont and nearby towns. The record lists weekend picnics dinners and calls among Dettmer Hartman Berlin Lohmann Kappmeyer Steere Stromer Heinemann Moeller and others, plus a note on Carol Heinemann visiting St Louis for work at McDonald Aircraft. The items close with a historical aside: the first zoo in America opened in Philadelphia in 1874.
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Peewees Alcocks
Hermanetts
Playboys
Frederika Bremer
Jue
Denver
Fremont
LaVern Dettmer
Steven
Eugene
Wayne
Clara Dettmer
Leslie Dettmer
Wilbert Hartman
John Berlin
Robert Moeller
Leslie Schmidt
Erling Lohmann
Strawberry Point
Ed Lohmann
Allen Bockhaus
Paul Kappmeyer
Charles Mueller
Dawn
Dale Mueller
LaVern Busse
Anna Kappmeyer
Barth Steere
Shawn
Shelly
Ernest Brase
Dale Steere
Steere
Oel
Theo
Lohmann
Timmy
Ernest Spier
Henry Hagenow
Readlyn
Arnold Stromer
E. C. Heinemann
Frederick Heine
Arlington Heights
Ill
Jeffrey Scott
Carol Heinemann
St. Louis
McDonald Aircraft Co
Lloyd Moeller
Diane
Gottlieb Judisch
Buck Creek
James Anderson
LaVern Meyerhoff
Dunkerton
Ed Scott
Robert Chapin
Robert Ratt
Alice Krueger
Dennis Ky
Rathbone
Edwin
Leslie Dy
Leslie Det
Walter Steinbronn
Lorenz Brandt
Lucinda Brandt
Selma Clausing
Arnold
L Dancer
Hiland
Angel Food Cakes
del Monte
Ton
Hershey
Meyer
Can
Heinz
Jug
White Cloud
Meadow
Nwhite
Wavecrest
Alaska
Saleson
Bis
SWIFT
Caterine
Rath Black Hawk
Wieners
Sausag
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