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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1964
Page
7
Mrs Otto Biermann and others in the Waverly vicinity host visits and Sunday gatherings at various homes. Families from Waterloo Cedar Rapids and Dubuque attend events, with many guests staying overnight or sharing meals. A graduation near Waterloo is noted as Leroy Mast graduates at the Waterloo Auditorium.
Mr and Mrs Allan Sell of rural Sumner announce the birth of a son David Allan on May 31 at Allen Memorial Hospital Waterloo weighing 7 lb 9 oz. Mr and Mrs Gary White of Plainfield announce a son Richard Leroy born Wednesday at Mercy Hospital Waverly weighing 7 lb 15 oz. Mrs White formerly Frances Olejniczak, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Olejniczak. Mr and Mrs Ronald Warner announce a son weighing 8 lb 8 oz born Monday at Scholtz Memorial Hospital Waterloo.
Mr and Mrs Ray Bunger and Wendy attended commencement Thursday at the Waterloo Auditorium. Sidney Bunger, son of the Bungers, was an East High graduate. Chicago visitors Mr and Mrs L E Garrett arrived and are staying with her mother Mrs Minnie Rohrsson. Sunday guests at Walter Zahn home in Waverly. Mr and Mrs P L Crittenden left for Black Duck Minnesota and Richmond Minnesota in their trailer. Mark Block Gary Bennett and Les Fossum spent last week at Pine Tree Lodge Blackduck and toured Fort Frances Ontario. The Schwartz families visited Harvey Schwartz Wednesday evening. Larry Buchholz and Mike from Wood Dale Ill spent Memorial Day weekend with his parents, with daughter Marilyn visiting New Hampton. Sunday evening David Meyer graduated from East High last week. dinner at Raymond and Water loo Meyer’s home. May 31 picnic guests included Don Keding family, Jack Perry and Joan, Alfred Zell family and Sharon Volker, Fred Thies family, James Wittenburg and Teressa. Sunday night Arnold Buhr was a guest.
Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Lauck Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Klein Naomi Thalacker Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Kuker Mary Kathy Blasberg and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Kuker. Attendant Mr. and Mrs. Arno Ladage Lois and Glen spent Thursday night in Frank Koehn home Goessel Kan. Verna Koehn and Eldon Schmit wed at Bethesda Mennonite church Lois served as an attendant.
Mary Louise Goetz and John Jorgensen wed at Wartburg Seminary Chapel in Dubuque on June 7 featuring a peau satin gown with sabrina neckline and daisy bouquet. Attendants included Jean Jorgensen and Mrs William F Goetz Jr. Reception followed at Wartburg Refectory. The couple plans to reside in Dubuque after June 15.
Guests gathered Sunday at the H. H. Buls home for a birthday potluck. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Loran Hagen and Judy of Parkersburg, Mr. and Mrs. James Damon and Janet, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Buls, Barbara and Teresa of Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Osborn of Sumner, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bockhaus and Karen, and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Holm.
Guests at the Wesley Mahlstedt home in Cedar Falls attended a farewell for Mrs. Nora Niemeyer and Danny who left Tuesday for California to make their new home. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Willis Mahlstedt and family Waterloo New Hampton Nashua Nashua Sumner Nashua and other Niemeyer and Mahlstedt relatives.
Birthday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meyer Friday evening in observance of his birthday were Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Maurer and family of Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heiser and Mrs. Hulda Schilling of Waverly, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Schilling and family of Nashua, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Meyer, Richard Meyer and Joyce Axon.
Mr and Mrs Burt Duncomb and Duane of Riceville with Mr and Mrs James Block and Debra and Charles Block of Ames were Sunday guests in the Block home. Duane plans to depart soon for Atlanta to attend Georgia Tech.
A birthday dinner was held at the Wm. Beach home in New Hampton on Sunday to honor Mr. Beach. Attendees included Hazel Pierce of Cedar Falls and the families of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Maurer of Waterloo and Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Maurer and Kim Pierce.
Mr and Mrs Carl Zabel with Mrs Clara Zabel and Mr and Mrs Eugene Zabel traveled to Waverly on Friday then joined a tour through the Black Hills and west highlighting a Zabel family journey with multiple relatives.
Paul Buenzow, patient at Mercy hospital in Waverly, left hospital Friday afternoon with a leave of absence and returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Ruth Woodcock attended the funeral of Mrs. Paul Schuck at Parkersburg on Monday.
Dr. L. J. Magnall attended a veterinary conference in Ames on Wednesday and Thursday, reporting on the event and developments in animal health.
Bradley Holm son of Mr and Mrs Duane Holm enjoyed a one day bus trip to Des Moines on Monday sponsored by the Des Moines Register.
Mr and Mrs Elroy Leistikow entertained relatives Sunday at a picnic dinner in Oelwein park to honor their tenth wedding anniversary with family and friends attending from the surrounding area.
Msr L H Fink attended a committee meeting on adult ministry at Peace United Church of Christ in Waverly Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Fred Brase were Sunday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Vernon Wikner in Denver honoring his birthday with a family gathering and warm wishes.
Carl Kirchhoff entered Sumner hospital Monday afternoon for surgery and had a procedure at University Hospital in Iowa City on Thursday. The report notes the sequence of hospital care and locations involved in his surgery.
Mr and Mrs Gene Vincent and family attended the IFYE picnic at Pine Lake on Sunday.
A fire totally destroyed the Miller farm home near Algona, owned by Ralph Miller and tenanted by the Francis Bjustrom family. No one was home at the time of the blaze.
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