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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1969

Page

8

Lift Bridge Open As River Traffic Passes

An aging lift bridge remains raised to let river vessels pass while the adjacent road remains damaged. The message urges personal healing through Christ and quotes Psalm 34:18 about the Lord near those with a broken heart.

Christ

Church Notes List Alton Area Services and Conventions

Grace Lutheran and multiple churches list weekend services and events. Iowa District Convention at Luther College Decorah June 15 to 18. Junior Lutherans and choirs meet. Bible School open house Friday. Wartburg College hosts Iowa Conference UCC event. various Sunday School times and worship services noted.

Alton C. Koengeter Iowa Luther College Decorah Esther Ruth Goodwill Society Waverly Arnold Zander Keith D. Selberg Furnace Fund UCC Wartburg College

Beef Cow Producers Meeting Set for June 17 Twilight event

Chickasaw County Extension sponsors a June 17 meeting at Gordon Mall farm for area beef cow producers. The program includes pasture management with Birdsfoot Trefoil Kentucky Bluegrass and Alfalfa, cow identification demos by freeze branding and ear tagging, and beef cattle insect control. Kay Connelly Eldon Hans present with question time for attendees.

Chickasaw Gordon Mall Gerald K. Anderson Chickasaw County New Hampton Kay Connelly Eldon Hans

Tripoli Leader June 11 1969

Local newspaper from Tripoli Iowa reports community events and notices for the week of June 11 1969. Highlights include town happenings, school activities, and civic updates affecting residents.

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Shoppers Favor Dairy as Core Grocery Segment

Survey shows over half of supermarket shoppers are ages 30 to 49 and spend about 26 minutes amid 6,500 items. Dairy draws 93 of entering shoppers with 78 buying dairy products. dairy holds 8 to 11 percent of store sales. Shoppers average 2-3 visits weekly spending 8.21 dollars per trip across 13 items.

Tripoli Jaycee Ettes Hold June Meeting at VFW Club

Regular meeting of the Tripoli Jaycee Ettes on June 2 at the V F W Club drew twelve members and twelve Denver guests. Plans include buying playground equipment for South Park as the year’s main project and committees were formed. A Ladies program is set for August 9 at the regional meeting.

Tripoli Jaycee Ettes V.F.W. Club Denver Joan Struck South Park Jaycee Tripoli Karen Bolte Flower and Gifts Sharon Sprague Sheryl Drewis Marie Meyer

Detailed Shopping Habits Of Local Food Shoppers

The report shows 78.5 percent of purchases are cheese 54.8 percent fresh milk 74.5 percent other dairy. Biggest spenders are ages 25 to 40 with large families earning 10 000 to 15 000 shopping as a group. 94 percent drive to stores 32 percent travel over two miles. Women outnumber men four to one and spend about 3 dollars more.

Outdoor furniture gains weather resistance and lighter designs

Marilyn Kirchner notes spring buyers will see rust resistant finishes on wrought iron pieces with up to 10 year guarantees and an annual wax for color. Folding aluminum units include no tip devices for safety while heavier wrought aluminum resists wind. Some pieces combine aluminum with rattan or redwood, and vinyl upholstery resists fading. Outdoor furniture now mirrors indoor ranges and includes indoor‑outdoor hybrids for year round use.

College Tuition and Ethics Reform in Iowa Debates

Iowa lawmakers discuss college tuition increases with Bowen Maucker urging aid programs to ease impact. Maurice chair Messerly pushes an all-out effort to amend federal medical aid restrictions as ethics codes demand disclosure of incomes and gifts for legislators.

Bowen University of Northern Iowa J. W. Maucker Northern Iowa Iowa Senate David Stanley Coralville Muscatine Messerly Senate Appropriations

Amending Law Sways in Medical Aid and VA Rumors

Documents and letters circulate to Iowa and other states urging medical assistance flexibility. Rumors say Donald E. Johnson of West Branch may head the Veterans Administration under Nixon. Johnson, 45, lost the GOP gubernatorial nomination to Gov. Ray. Johnson oversees VA operations with over 40,000 pay and about 175,000 staff nationwide.

Iowa Messerly

Hospitalized Oscar Quade at Memorial Hospital

Oscar Quade was admitted to Memorial Hospital on Tyg and assigned room 434.

Oscar Quade Memorial Hospital Tyg

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