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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1964
Page
5
Mrs Leland Timmerman and family sent a Clear Lake card. Numerous local residents visited relatives in Waterloo Cedar Falls and Des Moines. Attendees included the Kowalskys Marion and the Kleiss family with guests at various homes. A weekend boat trip, picnics, and dinners were noted among families in Readlyn, Waverly, West Union, and surrounding communities.
Tripoli Plumbing and Heating in Tripoli was named the Green Colonial heating and cooling dealer for the area by L F Cline of Green Colonial Inc Des Moines The dealership will offer Green Colonial furnaces burners air and water cooled cooling units with a factory engineer to tailor each installation and service for all makes and models
Mrs. William Niemeyer celebrated her birthday Sunday with a picnic in New Hampton Park. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brockway and family, plus Marlys Brenning Edwin Begalske Bertha Ohmann Hawkeye Elaine Demeese Waucoma Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ohmann Cedar Rapids Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Schulz and John Mason City Mr. and Mrs. Werner Tiedt and family Evansdale Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bergmann and Donna Denver and Mrs Niemeyer Supper guests at the Niemeyer home included Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harms Waverly Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pleggenkuhle Hawkeye Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weidemann Hawkeye Mr. and Mrs. Merle Treweese Waucoma and Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Begalske Sumner.
The St Paul Lutheran Walther League Artesian held a summer outing Sunday with a picnic at Clear Lake State Park. Members and visitors enjoyed an afternoon at the lake, joined by a list of attendees and chaperones including Bev Kohagen and Karl Hanke Jr.
Wednesday afternoon guests at the Fred Heideman residence included Mrs. Wendell Heideman and Rosalee of Janesville, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cary and Kelly, Mrs. Larry Sackett, Julie, Mark and Linda, all of Cedar Falls, for Mrs. Heideman's birthday.
In Austin Minnesota a Sunday open house honored Mr and Mrs Pete Krueger on their silver wedding anniversary. The event welcomed relatives and friends including H W Krueger Alice Renetta Krueger and Mrs Floyd Babcock from New Hampton.
Readlyn plans a public hearing on August 3 at 7 39 p m in Town Hall to approve a proposed 1965 budget of 16 000 to be raised by taxation. The proposed expenditures total 76 580 up from 75 020 in 1964 and the estimated tax is 19 52 per 1 000 valuation. Taxable valuation stands at 819 519 with credits 767 102. The public safety fund rises by 1 500 while other funds stay near current levels. council will
Mrs L H Fink and Mrs Donald Zipse from Fredericksburg attended the Northeastern Association Women’s Fellowship workshop of the United Church of Christ at First Congregational Church in Charles City. Special guests were State association president Mrs Howard Waters of Danville and second vice president Mrs George Campbell of Green Mountain.
The 12th annual reunion of couples married at the Little Brown Church in the Vale near Nashua will be held there on August 2. Program starts at 10 a.m. CDT. Each year the church hosts these couples on the first Sunday in August. Over 40,000 couples have been married there in the past fifty years. The Chickasaw County Historical Society will serve the public dinner, or attendees may bring a picnic.
Friday evening guests at the Martin Marticoff home included Mr and Mrs Lawrence Schuldt and Danny Readlyn Mr and Mrs Lawrence Snelling Mr and Mrs Lorraine Schuldt and family Mr and Mrs Donald Dettmering and family Mr and Mrs F B Schuldt Mr and Mrs Henry Dettmering Mr and Mrs Merlyn Dettmering and sons The occasion was Mr Marticoff s birthday.
Saturday supper guests at the August Harms home were Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Keller and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harms, Denver, Mrs. Sophie Bunger, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Struck and Rhonda. The Keller family, who recently returned from Guam after three years there, will now be stationed at California.
Mr and Mrs Fred Heideman attended services at St Peter Lutheran and the reception for Rev and Mrs Ben Davis of New Guinea. The Davis family were Friday dinner guests at the Heideman home. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Mahlstedt and family joined a Sumner park picnic Sunday honoring Orville Niemeyer’s birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Engert and family Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Leistikow and family and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Zander attended a Sunday picnic at Sumner park to honor Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bloom on their fifth wedding anniversary.
Mary Hollis New Hampton and Henry Harmening left by plane Saturday for California. They will visit Mr and Mrs Jim Thomas in Long Beach and Mrs Wilma Allen in Anaheim. They expect to be gone about two weeks.
Mrs. Wm. Seelhammer learned that her brother Kelly Hesse formerly of Waterloo has reached Bremerhaven Germany where he will be stationed with the U S Army. The Hesses were longtime residents of Tripoli.
Ronn Henninger of Cedar Falls Mark Wilharm of Waterloo and David Kalkbrenner of California attended the Rekus Dreyer wedding at Hubbard Saturday evening Ron and David served as attendants at the ceremony.
Mr and Mrs Paul Judisch Larry and Lawain returned Saturday morning after a two week visit with Mr and Mrs Donald Judisch at Spring Valley California.
Albert Miller born July 12 1907 in Bremer County son of Carl and Alwine Miller lived his life on a Douglas township farm. He died July 12 after a July 1 stroke while employed part time at Tripoli Sales Co. Funeral at St Pauls Lutheran Siegel with Rev Klein. interment in the church cemetery. Survived by sister Viola Lemm of Waverly route 3 brother Bernard of Tripoli three nieces and three nephews. Preceded by an infant brother.
The Town of Frederika proposes a 1965 budget of 5758 for expenditures and a 3108 tax levy. A taxpayer hearing is set for Aug 3 at 8 p m in the council chambers at Farmers Savings Bank. The tax rate is 13.52 per 1000 with a assessed valuation of 214 512 and agricultural land valued at 15 439 and monies and credits at 139 463.
Fremont and nearby towns hosted numerous family gatherings this weekend. Guests included Erik Erikson and L P Krueger in honor of H W Krueger’s anniversary, plus extended family from Aurora Saudi Bristow Denver and Omaha. Several birthday and celebration events marked Marilyn’s and Val Rae Staffregen’s milestones as relatives shared meals and visits.
Farmers Savings Bank Frederika publishes its condition report showing total assets of 915661.14, up 126715.95 from 788945.19 last year. Capital stock is 30000 with a 20000 surplus and undivided profits of 29940.15, up 5337.19. Demand time and savings deposits total 835720.99, rising 133378.83. Fred Rewoldt serves as president and F P Rewoldt as cashier.
Mr and Mrs H Warner returned Sunday from Leland Michigan where they had visited since Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Henry Stander and Mrs Lydia Putnam.
Mr and Mrs Lavern Hunemuller and family attended a 10 year class reunion coffee in Iowa Falls on Sunday. Twenty eight class members attended while Mrs Hunemuller was among the class of seventy five.
Mr and Mrs Howard Holm and Bruce returned Sunday evening after a week in Texas as houseguests of Mr and Mrs James Crittenden in Tyler and they spent one day in Dallas.
Mr and Mrs Wilbert Frahm and their family joined Harold Sommerfelt and family for a Sunday picnic dinner at the Sommerfelt home to celebrate Eileen Sommerfelt's birthday.
Mr and Mrs Edw Rosenthal Mr and Mrs Fred Brase Mrs Mabel Hunemuller and Mrs Lena Towne attended the Senior Citizens picnic at Frederika Tuesday.
Mrs L P Krueger of Dhahran Saudi Arabia left today for Vermont and Maryland to visit relatives before returning.
Connie Heinemann of Sumner suffered a badly cut left knee Friday after tripping over an electric fan at home. The wound required 13 stitches.
Bradley son of Duane Holm joined fellow Des Moines Register carriers in a tour of the John Deere factory in Waterloo on Thursday.
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