Wanted lot in town to park trailer house
A reader seeks a town lot with water and sewer to place a trailer house. Inquiries directed to the Leader office in Tripoli.
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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1958
Page
4
A reader seeks a town lot with water and sewer to place a trailer house. Inquiries directed to the Leader office in Tripoli.
Tripoli High School graduates and families held a Sumner Park picnic Sunday. Attendees included Leon Kleiss Wesley Mahlstedt Donald McKeown Dalton Kowalsky Douglas Rosenthal Harold Waschkat Hollis Niemeyer Beth Chapin Lovejoy and Marlys Bock Ryan. Absent were LaVon Ladage Lohmann and Dale Christoffer.
Card of thanks from Supt Eldon R Shriver thanks friends for cards gifts and calls during hospitalization. Another note from Werner Braatz and family thanks Tripoli Fire Department and neighbors for help during a fire. kindness long remembered.
St Pauls Ev Lutheran Waverly Artesian notes Sunday school 9 15 Bible class 9 15 worship 10 15 theme First Count the Cost W League Grace 7 p m Tuesday June 17 Sunday school teachers Bremer 8 p m Friday June 20 Couples club 8 15 p m Trinity Lutheran Bremer worship 8 15 a m theme First Count the Cost Vacation Bible School picnic 11 30 2 p m school teachers here 8 p m
The Iowa Department of Social Welfare reports Bremer county welfare payments for May totalled 15 1952 50. Old age assistance covered 195 cases totaling 13279 dollars at 68.10 each. Three aid to needy blind cases received 209.50 dollars at 69.83 each. Sixteen aid to dependent children cases involved 64 recipients, totaling 1864 dollars at 116.50 per case and 29.12 per recipient.
Nineteen Bremer county 4-H girls will join about 1,600 attendees at the 29th annual Girls State 4-H convention on June 18 to 21 at Iowa State College Ames. Leaders include Mrs. Ray mond Fink and Mrs. Arnold Tiedt. Eleanor Bahlman will attend a pre convention workshop June 15.
Prices for haircuts in Tripoli barber shops increased this week to 1.25 dollars and shaves to 75 cents. The notice of the change appears in an advertisement in this issue.
Twenty two classmates and friends celebrated Ricky Millers sixth birthday at his parents home Mr and Mrs Joe Miller. Games and lunch were provided by Mrs Miller with help from Mrs Wayne Quass Mrs Robin Schmidt and Ken Miller. Attendees included Kathy Kisele Audrey Quass Rodney Quass Kim Kehe Mary Biester felt Susan Schmidt Barbara Schmidt Randy Miller Gregory Lahmann Steven Blasberg Marlin Weidler Lloyd Juel Paul Magnall Debra Chapin Debra Green Carol Heidt Judy Boeckman Ruth Ann Engert Dennis Miller Doris Hyde Patsy Schmidt and Jane Rathbone.
Grace Lutheran Brotherhood members attended a fellowship banquet at the Iowa District Brotherhood convention in Arlington Saturday evening. Delegates from the local group included Fred Brase and H. H. Hoppenworth, with Oscar A. Bany acting as secretary for Area No. 4, and Will H. Dohrmann and the Rev. William F. Goetz also present.
Eldon Bahlmann is listed in serious condition at University Hospital in Iowa City after being taken there Saturday. His address is given as University General Hospital, C-31, Iowa City, Iowa.
Mr and Mrs L H Fink and family were guests of Mr and Mrs H C Frese in Waverly on Sunday to celebrate the Freses birthdays. Ernest Will and Fred Fink also attended joining the family gathering and well wishers.
Supt. Eldon Shriver was released Friday from Sumner hospital after a week as a patient.
Mr and Mrs Leo Sauerbrei Mr and Mrs Wendall Kuethe and Mrs G R Rettig and Richard went to Rochester Minnesota Sunday to visit Harold Kuethe a patient there His condition is improving satisfactorily.
The 25th annual Frahm family reunion was held Sunday at Tripoli Park with 55 members from Waterloo Westgate Charles City Cresco Elma Evansdale Hawkeye Readlyn and Tripoli attending. Youngest was Paula Frahm four months old, daughter of Alfred and Mrs. Frahm Evansdale. Oldest was Herman Frahm Waterloo. Tuesday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Leo Sauerbrei honored their son Dan's first birthday including G R Rettig Wendall Kuethe Denise Floyd Sauerbrei Jean Sherrie Paul Kuethe and David.
Mr and Mrs Les Kelsey hosted Gary and Gene Carpenter for ten days. They are sons of Mr and Mrs Claude Carpenter. Horton, Mrs Carpenter and sister of Mrs Kelsey, is a patient at Allen Memorial Hospital Waterloo.
Mr and Mrs William Lepping returned Friday from a one week vacation through the warm states. The brief item notes their homecoming after the trip though the readable text is fragmented and ends abruptly.
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