Pastors Circle dinner and community notes from Tripoli
The Pastors Circle dinner gathered at Rev Erich Dornbusch home with listed clergy spouses. Baptism and confirmation were celebrated for Scott Buchholz and Michael Belle with sponsors. Local visits, baptisms, births Denise Mae and Troy Lee, and Memorial day calls noted along with Vacation Bible School starting at St Matthew's Lutheran. Community events include cancer drives totals 307.60 and 121.75 in Jefferson township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erich J. Dornbusch
Werner Trelle
John Mohr
Henry Rasmussen
Robert Glaser
Arnold Thalacker
George Gundel
Elmer Jacobs
William Barrack
Henry Loege
Ewald Senst
Stanley Buchholz
Scott Robert Buchholz
Michael Stanley Belle
James Buchholz
Chistena Oberman
Herman Kimball
Des Moines
Glenn Kimball
W. J. Peters
Sophia Wolf
Herman Knief
Knief
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Jim Royer
Glenn Royer
Waterloo
James Royer
Denise
Allen Memorial Hospital
LeRoy Platte
Arnold Platte
Wilfried Westendorf
Robert Buchholz
Bonnie Poock to wed Jerry Wittenburg in June
Mrs Loren Eick hosted a miscellaneous shower for bride elect Bonnie Poock at her home with 18 guests. Attendants were Bonnie Wittenburg and Mrs Gary Matthias, decorations in white and turquoise, and Poock will marry Jerry Wittenburg June 10 at St Johns Lutheran Maxfield. Clara and Charles Schweeren hosted a birthday gathering for Mrs Schweer with several guests from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Eick
Bonnie Poock
Eick
Bonnie Wittenburg
Gary Matthias
Miss Poock
Jerry Wittenburg
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Maxfield
Clara
Charles Schweer
Alma Bahr
Minnie Soldwisch
Waverly
John Schumacher
Waterloo
Emil Schneer
Tripoli
Emily Schumacher
Readlyn
Arnold Bergman
Rudolph Haar
Albert Theimann
Lucinda Brandt
John Hagenow
Pinhook Supper Guests and Altar Society Events
Pinhook guests included Mrs. Ruby Rourke and family from Waterloo, Mrs. Marvin Schumacher from Denver, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Timmer and David from Tripoli, and Mrs. Ada McConkey. St Bridget’s Altar and Rosary Society held a rosary for Mrs. Belle Burke in Fredericksburg. Visitors to Mrs Ada McConkey were Harry McConkey from New Hampton and Mrs. George Wilson of Sumner. The Matth ias from Sumner spent Wednesday with Ray Kuethe. Mrs W Hall of Cresco was a Thursday caller in Chester Pass’s home. Mrs Ernest Sell and daughter-in-law from St. Cloud, Minn., were Saturday callers in Arnold Rieck’s home. Mr and Mrs Tom McCue and Mr and Mrs Wayne Bergman were supper guests in the Dilley home. Kathy Kuethe, a Cedar Falls college student, spent Friday night and Saturday with her parents and attended the Brennan Meighan wedding at Hawkeye. Funeral services were Monday morning at Immaculate Concept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Malinda Buss
Edward Mead
Ernest Wille
Jefferson Township
Dean Metzner
Waterloo Immanuel Lutheran Church
St. John's Lutheran
Virgil Fasse
Denise Mae
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Troy Lee
Jerry Holm
Scholtz Memorial Hospital
Rebern Holms
Arnold Bergman
Hawkeye
A. J. Bernthal
Nancy
Greenleaf
Kan
Herman Richmann
Richmann
Ernest Hesse
Tillamondt
Ore
Ed Hesse
Henry Mack
Springfield
Mack
Concordia Seminary
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Sumner
Tom Burke
Fredericksburg
St Bridget’s Cemetery
Raymond Kuethe
Ada McConkey
Chester Pals
Allen Kuethe
Londres Romas
Ilowa City
Klemme
Edmund Webster
Seattle
Clark Jones
Illinois
Jones
Mr. Pals
Dale Grahiman
Howard van Brocklin
Steven
Mark Rieck
Janesville
Albert Rieck
Earl O'Connell
Ruby Rourke
Marvin Schumacher
Leland Timmer
David
Tripoli
St. Bridget’s
Kathy Kuethe
Cedar Falls
Brennan-Meighan
Immaculate Concept
Net Profit Decline Reported by State Liquor Commission
Iowans drank a record amount of alcoholic beverages in fiscal 1961 but the states liquor commission posted a net profit of 10.4 million, down 94000 from the prior year. An audit by state auditor C B Akers notes sales reached 44.3 million while criticising spending on Lewis System stores. Whiskey wine malt beverages and bitters gallonage rose to 2.5 million gallons, up 57000 gallons.
Survey Shows Wide Variation in Board Of Supervisors Pay
A Taxpayers Association survey found wide variation in per diem pay for county supervisors across Iowa. In 15 popular counties, supervisors received an annual salary for all days. others paid only for days in session or committee work. Per diem is now 14 dollars, with last year’s days ranging from 318 in Clayton to 104 in Buena Vista and Pocahontas. The association notes administrative duties linger in some counties, despite an 1948 attorney general ruling that road construction decisions belong to engineers and that supervisors focus on policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Byers Association
Clayton County
Buena Vista
Pocahontas
Geners
Road work at county line by day labor crews
Readable text notes road building near the county line handled by day labor crews. It contrasts this with standard county employee work, implying a shift in who performs the labor and questioning oversight or efficiency.
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Pinhook
State Liquor Com
Board of Supervisors
Motorola
Bopuian
Nishi Iborly
Servi E
Tripoli, Iowa
Deeote
Tae
Laws
Buhr
Bremer County
the Gay Blade
Shortie
Ray
Ray's Clothiers & Cleaners
Ripoli, Iowa
Wilking
Id Construction
America
Chevrolet
CHEVY
Sanders Contecepes
Recbes
Densan Andagues
Rees Succecenes
Buhr Chevrolet Company
South Main
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