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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1952
Page
9
Guidance on packing tomatoes for canning using whole or utility packs. Wash and scald tomatoes, core and peel, pack into Ball Mason jars with appropriate headspace, add salt if desired, remove air bubbles, and process in a boiling water bath 35 minutes for whole tomatoes and 45 minutes for utility packs.
A McCall’s Gilbert Youth Research Organization survey of 714 girls aged 15 to 17 from ten communities reveals notable friction with parents. Many report annoyance from mothers or fathers, limited freedom, and parental lying, while a majority feel parental love is adequate and some wish others’ parents were theirs.
Douglas TNT 4-H girls held family night at Stanley Bockhaus home on Friday July 25. Entertainment included group singing and games for all groups. Special music by Jean Heffernan and Mrs Lavern Lageschulte. A lunch hosted by the hostess concluded the evening.
Mr and Mrs Howard Van Brocklin Sr spent Sunday in Bob Schmidt home and helped Barbara celebrate her first birthday. Leo McDonough visited his sister Mrs Orville Wendling and family at Oelwein Friday. Bobby Tommy and Linda Kroblin of Sumner spent several days with their grandparents Emil Matthias while parents visited ill mother in Chicago. Harry McConkey of New Hampton spent Monday and Tuesday in Clyde McConkey home. Bob Rathbone and Mary Sue visited with Henry Krueger at Tri Pol i Thursday evening. Mrs James Eveland has been having the flu. Adolph Biermann of Tripoli spent Sunday in Will Bentley home. Mary Beckman of Waterloo spent the weekend with her parents Bernard Beckman and Buzz. Albert Bieck helped Chester Pals with combining last week. Will Bentley was a New Hampton business caller Monday. Brocklin spent Sunday evening with Clyde McConkey. Tom Burke and wife attended funeral services for Mrs Glen Ellison at Fredericksburg Thursday afternoon. Clyde McConkey attended funeral services for Will Segebrath at Frederika Tuesday afternoon.
A McCall's August piece notes that many children show polio like symptoms due to coxsackie, a short lived illness with fever vomiting and muscle pains. It is prevalent in August with July and September close behind and mainly affects children under ten. Coxsackie spreads via flies and contaminated water and stops in 2 to 4 days with immunity lasting thereafter.
In Fairbank Sunday afternoon Tripoli fell 9-8 after ten innings. Tripoli led with two in the first and three in the second, added one in the eighth, and two in the ninth. Fairbank scored in the first, fifth, sixth, and a five-run eighth, then won on Jack Coffman’s single followed by Jim Hogan’s run.
The coxsackie virus, resembling polio, has no antibiotic treatment and usually runs a brief, mild course. Group A is distinct from Group B, which can imitate summer flu, devil's grippe, or aseptic meningitis. Group B cases may show small blisters at the back of the mouth.
In Cedar Valley league play Denver edged Fredericksburg 2-1, behind three singles and a ground out in the fourth. Shell Rock beat Waverly 3-1 with Ted Olmstead driving in the decisive runs, including a home run in the Gee era.
Mr and Mrs Herman Jordan came home Tuesday after a week with daughter and husband Mr and Mrs S J McGowan at St Louis Park Minnesota. Ed Bearbower Pauline Bearbower and daughter and Mrs John Dodge and children of Independence visited Clarence Bergmann. Miriam French visited Maynard Thein in Dresden township. Mr and Mrs Elmer Foster of Creston spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs C T Simes. Will Gade also hosted Thursday social time.
Relatives and friends from Waterloo, Waverly, Oskaloosa, Faulkton, Cedar Rapids and beyond gathered for reunions and weekend visits. Attendees included Haag, Jahnke, Parson, Bahlmann, Duenow, Johnson, Smith, Rice, Dilley and many others. Reunions in Haags and Alcorns drew dozens. a church flower show was announced for August.
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