Local Church Youth Fellowship Bus Trip to Chicago
A group of 35 teenagers from Tripoli left at 4:30 a.m. aboard a Hawkeye Stages bus with chaperones led by Mrs. E. F. Puhlmann. They toured Elmhurst College and Chicago landmarks including Wrigley Field, Police Headquarters, a Moody mission church, Pepsi bottling, the Museum of Science and Industry, Brookfield Zoo, and O'Hare airport before returning home by 8:45 p.m. Thursday amid a rainstorm.
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Tripoli
Chicago
E. F. Puhlmann
Karen Biermann
Susan _ Biermann
Elaine Bolte
Joann Bolte
Janice Heidt
Linda Haase
Lorenz Bunger
Lori Bunger
Glenda Ingram
Margie Ingram
Terryne Fink
Vanada Jahnke
Kristie Colburn
Victor Weidler
Allen Mueller
David Drape
Tim Mueller
Tim Bunger
Hawkeye Stages
Dubuque
Mississippi
Wisconsin
Illinois
Wrigley Field
Cubs
Milwaukee Braves
Y.M.C
Y.M.C.A
Jackson Park
Museum of Science and Industry
Elmhurst College
Elmhurst
Brookfield Zoo
O'Hare
Cathy Hurmence
Local Social Notes From Pinhook Area Amid Stretches Of Illness and Visits
Pinhook figures show Buster Pratt ill with a leg disorder at home. Mrs Ada McConkey hosts visitors including Hagarty and Endress families. Several residents share meals and drop by, with trips to Fredericksburg, Mason City, and Tripoli. Notable items include Marlowe Burke building a large shed and a lightning storm damaging turkeys owned by Raymond Kuethe.
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Buster Pratt
Bishop Hagarty
Nassau
Bahaimas
Lucy Hagarty
Greene
John Donnellly
Fairbank
George Banwell
Sonia
Ada McConkey
Harry Endress
Nashua
Chester Pals
Frank Hall
Mason City
Bruce Pals
Bryan
Waterloo
D. Holt
Cedar Rapids
John Fay
Albert Bareng
Fredericksburg
Marlowe Burke
Lucille Dilley
Dwight van Brocklin
Celebration results from page one with multiple divisions
The listing shows winners and runners up across divisions 15 through 21 in Waverly Tripoli and Sumner. First places include Shoup Rosella Frampton and Mrs Elsie Klein among others with Erwin Buhr and Kathy Kahler repeatedly appearing as runners up.
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Rosella Frampton
Waverly
Lorenz H .Bunger
Tripoli
Tripoli Flower Show Winners And Commercial Club Draw
Division 22 results list Mrs Lorenz Bunger and Rosella Frampton with ard placements in Tripoli and Waverly while Division 23 Youth honors go to Lorie Lou Bunger and Eugene Leisinger. Mrs Leo Leeper judged the event. The Commercial Club drew $200 in prizes with Kay Ormston winning a 1964 Motorola TV and Esther Judisch a 20 inch fan. Dennis Buhr won a charcoal grille. L. J. Magnall received an electric can opener from Interstate Power Co during sidewalk day registration.
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Lorenz Bunger
Tripoli
Rosella Frampton
Waverly
Ard
John Shoup
Lorie Lou Bunger
Eugene Leisinger
Pat Fairholm
Leo Leeper
Waterloo
L. J. Magnall
Interstate Power Co
Iowa revenue outlook shown as strong by governor
Iowa's economy outlook for the next year appears good according to Gov. Harold Hughes. He cited a $12 million increase in state revenue for the year ending June 30, with total revenue at $189.3 million versus $177.8 million the previous year.
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Iowa
Harold Hughes
New Guidance Services Handbook for Iowa Schools
The Iowa State Department of Public Instruction published a handbook titled Guidance Services: Suggested Policies for Iowa Schools. It outlines a framework for counselor administrator cooperation, with chapters on guidance concepts, program elements, roles, facilities costs, and evaluation. Regional meetings will implement the handbook.
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Iowa
Department of Public Instruction
State Department of Public Instruction
Des Moines
Elks Celebrate 50th Anniversary in Red Oak
A two day celebration marked the Red Oak BPO Elks lodge anniversary with charter members Dr. B F Spicer John L Evans and Charles D Finley still active in the lodge.
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Red Oak
BPO Elks Lodge
B. F. Spicer
John L. Evans
Emmerson
Charles D. Finley
Farm favoring a wooden concrete deer in Ringsted area
The article notes a farm residence north of Ringsted known as Deer Jensen. Alfred Jensen keeps a concrete deer statue in his yard and has turned wood wire and cement crafts into a hobby, reflecting rustic craft involvement.
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Jensen
Ringsted
Alfred Jensen
Mr. Jensen
Question Over Liquor Fee in Small Town Area
A fragmented report discusses a proposed liquor license fee for unincorporated areas. The draft would set a $1,000 license cost. Lawmakers debate whether the fee fits the needs of residents and local government.
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Pines
Scherje Reet
Transfer of Real Estate Amid Confusing Ledger Text
Legal transfer record shows Carl Bartz to Melba Wolff and multiple others with scattered lot and outlot references Readlyn and D. Dean addition mentioned along with revenue figures and party names including Ernest Kuckey Ay Fi and Marylindy Daven, plus Arnold Jenen and Grace Go. Water quality statement about the United States being 85 percent hard appears amid the garbled text.
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Carl Bartz
Melba Wolff
Readlyn
Carl W Hilde
Bitay Carroll D
Helen MY
Ernest Kuckey
Marylind Y Daven
D. Dean
Arnold Jenen
Tydon E
Grace G Go
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Pinhook
Albert Rieck
Edmund Webster
Duane Miner
Alvin Potter
Booth
Prigs
Mercantile
Sterling
Wieners
Repack Basket
Shasta
California
Jar
Jar SA
Giant
sizZe
Lennell
Swift
Essex
Swift’s Premium
Heinz
Twin-Pak Harse’s Stuffed Olives
Bates
Starcrest
DAN River
Nair
Paul F. Johnston
Central Planning Committee
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