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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1960
Page
3
Bridal showers honor Jolene Tegtmeier Phyllis Aschbrenner and Patricia Foss as Sumner Scouts receive a new charter. Obituaries note Henry Schoephoerster Floyd Mettlein and a series of local events from Vacation Bible School to Lions Club officers. Community updates cover weddings, baptisms, and local happenings across Sumner Waterloo Buck Creek and surrounding areas.
Mrs. Jake Timmer returns Tuesday from Allen Memorial hospital Waterloo after surgery the week prior. Numerous local families attend services for Mrs. Doris Kerr Boland in Williamsburg and visitors stop by to see relatives across Waterloo Sumner New Hampton Fredericksburg and surrounding towns during the weekend.
Pinhook Mr and Mrs Don Pockels of Lansdowne Pa spent Wednesday evening with Mrs Ada Mc Conkey Father John Sullivan Washington DC was a Tuesday visitor in the home of his uncle Mr and Mrs Tom Burke He will be stationed as chaplain in Korea Mr and Mrs Howard Van Brocklin helped Susan Schmidt celebrate her birthday Sunday at Tripoli Bruce Pals Cedar Falls spent Saturday with his parents Mr and Mrs Chester Pals Mr and Mrs Marlowe Burke were Mason City visitors Wednesday Mrs Susie Pratt Waverly spent the weekend with her son Mr and Mrs B Pratt
Mr and Mrs Fred Paul of Denver and Frank Bartels of Rosemount joined Lucille Lloyd and Donald Dilley for dinner Wednesday. Eugene Frey and daughters of Cedar Falls called at Albert Rieck home. Marcus Dettmer of Denver spent Sunday in the Dilley home. Louie Meyer visited Saturday evening at the Albert Rieck home. Earl Avery spent Monday evening with the Howard Van Brocklin Sr family. Albert Rieck visited Otto Rieck in Tripoli Tuesday for Otto’s birthday. Other guests included Gus Laube Keniston Hoppen worth and family Michael Barry and Carma Fink. Joe Levieck of Cedar Rapids was Thursday dinner guest of Raymond Kuethe. Albert Rieck attended their granddaughter Dixie Rieck’s January confirmation in a Janesville church.
A wry saying notes that some minds stay rigid like concrete once set, implying stubborn thinking and fixed viewpoints despite attempts at change or discussion.
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