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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1976
Page
5
Iowa Job Service shows 71 300 employed in June 1975 with a five point zero percent unemployment rate. Through June 30 1976 the service placed 73 890 workers in the past year up from 63 200 in 1975 as offices expanded statewide.
Multiple local notices detail July weddings and celebrations. Tamberlyn Ann Sumner wed Oberbroeckling at Conception Catholic Church with a reception at the Ramada Inn. other entries note marriages, anniversaries, and family gatherings across Sumner Cedar Falls and nearby communities including engagements, birthdays, and reunions with relatives from Liscon, Waterloo, New Hampton, and Detroit.
The American Legion Post and Unit of Denver hosts a family potluck August 12 at 6 30 p m in City Park with meals provided. Legion officers for 1976 77 slated for installation and a separate August 2 library reading party encourages readers of ten books or more to attend with awards for top readers.
Funeral services were held Sunday in Tripoli for Arthur H Slack who died in a highway accident near Gothenburg Nebraska on July 21. His family had lived in Tripoli before moving to Gothenburg in 1927.
Dinner reservations line up to 882 3575 in the 319 area for a weekly senior nutrition menu from Monday through Friday featuring chicken and biscuits liver and onions roast beef ham loaf and applesauce meatballs plus side dishes and desserts. The issue also notes openings and events including a barber shop opening in Fayette, a flower show sweepstakes win at Grace Lutheran, golden wedding anniversary plans for the Carstensens, several obituaries and wedding notices, a near completion water storage tower in Tripoli, and local vandalism and military moves.
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