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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1968
Page
8
On a typical school day over 19 million children take part in the program which runs about 180 days a year and uses around a billion dollars worth of food. If seated end to end the milk cartons would stretch 3600 miles from Washington to near Alaska. Daily the operation delivers 4750 tons of milk in half pint cartons plus 82 carloads of ground beef.
Marilyn Lampe and Charles Baird wed in a 2 p.m. Zion Lutheran ceremony in Readlyn. Rev. P Schaedig officiated as family and friends attended. The bride wore silk organza with a lace train. sister Brenda Lampe served as maid of honor. The groom, a Wartburg College graduate, plans to teach this fall.
Nancy Burrow and Keith Ol trogge named county 4-H presidents at Bremer county rally on June 6. Carolyn Paulsen and Joe Gitch elected vice presidents. Janet Kuethe and Jeffrey Hoppenworth as secretaries. Dianne Foster and Jerry Duey as treasurers. Kathy Paulsen and Alan Jensen as historians. About 275 members, leaders, parents and guests attended. honorary members Mrs. William Schrage and Duane Wylam honored.
The Brandenburg-Krueger Auxiliary met Monday at the Post Home with 10 members. Donations included 25 dollars to the tornado disaster fund and 5 dollars to radio free Europe. A new flag for Tripoli Nursing Home was ordered. State convention is June 27 to 30 at Fort Dodge. A Friday night dance lunch committee was appointed. Delores Anhalt served lunch for Hilda Sievers.
A University of Wisconsin food scientist says dried or powdered butter, with 80 percent fat and under two percent water, will soon be used by processors and bakers. It requires no refrigeration and speeds mixing batters and doughs.
Fremont township Farm Bureau women met May 21 at the home of Mrs. Herb Rechkemmer with Mrs. R. O. Wikner as co host. A cancer film was shown by Carl Neumann of Waverly. Safety in the kitchen and highway was discussed, and a Farm Bureau quiz was presented.
The group elected officers at a June 1 meeting with seventy eight members present. Darlene Holl heads the slate with Gladys Rettig as first vice and Greg Chapin as second vice. Elinor is secretary and Emma Warer treasurer.
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