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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1966
Page
5
Real New reports a series of weekend visits across Illinois and nearby towns. Families from Frederictown, Lake Mills, Skokie, Readlyn, and Kent dropped in on relatives in Tripoli, Harper's Ferry, and surrounding areas. Social visits included church group picnics and birthday celebrations.
Numerous families in Waverly Waterloo and surrounding towns hosted or visited relatives Friday through Sunday. Highlights include Fred Brase at the Ernest Brase home in Waverly, Dan and Carol Bremer in Osage, and Eugene Woodcock visiting Ruth Woodcock in Bloomington. Several trips to Minneapolis and Vancouver are noted, plus a sixth birthday celebration for Steven Bremer.
A series of birth announcements from Cedar Falls to Waterloo list newborns including Kevin Duane Cary born July 21 to Jerry Cary and family. Melinda June Hanzlik born July 22 to George and Barbara Hanzlik. and a July 23 birth to Jay Raynard family. Visitors include the Brase and Holm families in Waterloo and Waverly social rounds. lengthy weekend guest entries mention Mrs Bernard Gundel visiting Crane Creek and Kincheloe AFB plans for kin.
Multiple households in Sumner Waterloo Readlyn Elgin Waverly and surrounding areas hosted or shared meals and visits. Guests included families and relatives from Harmost families, Joyce Brase, James Klemp and others. Attends gathered for birthdays, picnics, and local plays.
Kathryn Becker and Merlin Dettmering were married Saturday at St. Pauls Lutheran Church in Waverly. Attendees included Mrs. Dean Larsen of Denver and many local families such as the Buchholz Dettmering Lahmann and Peters households with multiple relatives present.
Rev. and Mrs. George Gundel returned Thursday evening from a vacation in Michigan. They stayed with their son S/Sgt. Lawrence Gundel at Kincheloe AFB and toured Sault Ste. Marie locks and Canadian sites. On the way home they visited Rev. and Mrs. Russell Miller in Beaver Dam Wisconsin.
Arlington Heights couple Mr and Mrs Fredrik Heine and Jeff visited over the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Ervin C Heinemann and attended the Leistikow Rucker wedding at First Presbyterian church Waterloo Sunday evening. Dan Heinemann joined them for a visit back home.
Mr and Mrs Harold Lahmann Robert Lahmann Mr and Mrs Lee Thomas and Tonya all of Vancouver Washington and Mr and Mrs Roger Lahmann Longview Washington visiting in the Darrell Neuendorf home Ionia called by the death of Mrs Harold Lahmann s father Carl Neuendorf
Mrs Ray Morrell, formerly of Glendale Cal, spent a few days in the Ed Jahnke home and will now make her home in Waverly.
Marietta Schuldt was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs Peters Friday evening at the Victor Peters residence with thirty two attendees.
Reverend and Mrs. Geo Gundel of Crane Creek hosted a Sunday School staff dinner at their home after services, sharing hospitality with church workers.
Pfc. Larry L. Judisch RA 16-832-547 BBtr S&F Bn SSC USAADS Fort Bliss Tex 79916 and Pfc. Danny L. Brase US 50-902-728 Co C 1st Bn 27th Inf 2nd Bde 25th Inf Div APO 96225 San Francisco Cal
Cleota Marie Brase and Sp. Ronald L. Leuenberger united in marriage July 18 at St. John's Lutheran Western Douglas. Rev. W H Lindquist officiated. Bridesmaids and groomsmen included Juanita Brase and Betty Leuenberger. Guests from multiple Iowa towns and California attended. Groom to depart for Viet Nam in August with the U S Army.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Whitney of Waverly announce the engagement of their daughter Roberta Hay to Dennis Haverkamp son of Mr. and Mrs. La Verne Haverkamp of Tripoli The groom elect will attend Junior College at Mason City in September The wedding is set for August 14.
Suzanne six and Max ten children of the Eugene Seelands of Volga caught 11 percent pounds of bass in an hour at Guttenberg. Tim and Jeff Wallace of Lake View returned from Black Hawk Lake with a 10 pound 14 percent ounce catfish and an 8 pound 14 percent ounce specimen east of Provost Point.
A conservation report confirms captures of king cobras exceeding fifteen feet in length in Malaysia boosting concerns about giant venomous snakes in Southeast Asia. Researchers note the sightings reflect habitat pressures and potential risks to communities near dense forest areas.
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