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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1960
Page
8
We express gratitude to friends and relatives for cards, flowers and visits during my post surgery stay at Allen Memorial hospital Waterloo. Thanks to doctors nurses and nurses aides for services and to Rev. W H Klein for visits and prayers from Mrs. Jake Timmer.
Bremer County Farm Bureau leaders at Des Moines midsummer meeting June 2 voted to oppose a constitutional convention as a method for reapportionment. Arlen Boeckmann said representatives better serve voters and economy favors legislative revision. Delegates urged lawmakers to pass a reapportionment bill based on one house area and population. Read the want ads.
Mrs. M. J. Mitchell, president of the Bremer County Association for Retarded Children, says the National Association for Retarded Children's Guardianship Committee has arranged with a major insurer to provide a group life plan for NARC members. The fourth largest financial institution in America backs the plan. Members should attend the Bremer County meeting on Tuesday, June 14 at 8 p.m. in the Denver class schoolroom to enroll before June 30 without a medical exam.
Seventy one Bremer county women joined the Farm Bureau women tour to Rochester Minnesota last Wednesday. The trip used two school buses and a station wagon with stops at IBM factory the Art Center Mayo Clinic and the Rochester Museum. Guests from Tripoli included Mrs L J Magnall Mrs Elmer Towne Mrs Leslie Kelsey Mrs Leslie Lauck and Mrs R J Bunger. The report also notes a 50 year Masonic certificate awarded to James Mitchell of Denison and a minor trampoline accident involving three year old Jimmy Prichard of Storm Lake.
A curious egg is described as soft shelled with a second egg attached by a short tube. The crude contraption resembles a medical or culinary oddity and appears as a standalone remark in a fragmented OCR passage.
A hen in the Luther household laid an egg of notable size recently, belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Luther. The event drew interest from neighbors and was celebrated as a small farm achievement.
A fragment notes Harwood in a nearly complete double sequence and references a nearly normal egg. Context remains unclear but suggests a brief sports or novelty item involving Harwood and an egg related clue.
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