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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1955

Page

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Plans Announced to Improve Knittel Dead Year Ahead

County Engineer Dick Gish outlined highway upgrades from Tripoli south to Knittel planned for the coming year. The six mile route will be surfaced with crushed rock stabilized by Calcium Chloride amid local pressure to improve heavy traffic. A July 26 public meeting will cover grading Bremer north to Highway 188, with a 100 foot right of way and a 24 foot road, to be surfaced in autumn. A bridge east of the Siegel creamery needs approaches and work on about 13,000 yards of excavation and half a mile of road is slated for late month. Meanwhile culvert work west of Frederika progresses, replacing a failed one span with an 84 inch diameter pipe 64 feet long, and crews will repair approaches to the Plum Creek bridge near Frederika and Tripoli after recent washing out.

Tripoli Knittel Dick Gish Gish Bremer North Highway 188 Siegel Creamery Frederika Highway 63 Blacktop Plum Creek

County Square Dance At Readlyn Sunday Evening

Readlyn will host a county wide square dance at the community hall Sunday evening starting at 8 pm. Bremer county FBYP president Marlys Heine announced the event with Le Roy Scharnhorst and John Monaghan in charge of arrangements. The piece notes a separate 4 H girls camp set for June 23 to 26 with 75 members registered and lists attendees from Tripoli Plainfield Denver Sumner.

Readlyn Marlys Heine Bremer County Fbyp Leroy Scharnhorst John Monaghan Margaret Krug County Extension Home Tripoli Audrey Kappmeyer Shirley Mohling Geraldine Kelsey Phyllis Kappmeyer Jean Ambrose Louise Hoppenworth Kay Barry Plainfield Carolyn Miller Elenor Balsley Janice Eggleston Joanne Vosseller Judy Vosseller Judy Hastings Janice Luck Marlys Shde Eleanor Hirsch Denver Sharon Borchers Bevery Buss Evelyn Dorn Sumner Joann Hildebrandt Karla Nicklaus Mary Ann Hill Janice Fridley Judy Traeger Sharon Zwanziger Mary Werner Donna Nuss

Local Scouting Committeemen Meeting in Tripoli

Committeemen and friends of Scouting in Tripoli are invited to a meeting Friday at 8 p m at the V F W home. Richard Denzler from Waterloo will attend. Charter renewals are due this month for cub packs troop and explorer units and sponsoring groups may change. Elmer Wilharm calls the event for Apisipinicon Area boat members.

Friends of Scouting Tripoli V.F.W Richard Denzler Waterloo Apsipinicon Area Elmer Wilharm

Hay-Making Starts After Rainy Weekend in Tripoli

Sunshine returns as Tripoli farms resume hay making after a cold wet spell. Local observer FE C Biermann notes a week of record low temperatures with daily highs from 62 to 80 and rainfall totaling 0.46 inches across Thursday Saturday and Monday.

Bremer County Iowa Tripoli FE. C. Biermann

Costs of Iowa state hospital care push Bremer taxes higher

County Auditor Ed Knott reports pro rated costs for state institution patients in Bremer county have nearly doubled over five years. Monthly per patient rates rose from 52–60 at Independence to over 100, Oakdale T B sanitorium patients now around 230. Total 1950 costs were 25,761.94. for 1955 six month total already 26,307.02, projected about 52,600, a two mill rise meaning roughly $4 more per property owner.

Iowa Bremer County Ed Knott Independence Cherokee Mount Pleasant Woodward Glenwood Council Bluffs School For the Oakdale T. B

Big Kid’s Fish Day planned at Tot’s Lake Sunday

Tripoli hosts its annual Kid’s Fish Day at Tot’s Lake with 500 plus youngsters expected. 2 to 3 30 p m fishing, 5000 bullheads stocked, prizes for marked fish in three age groups plus a grand prize for the longest. 15 and under may fish with pole and line. worms and bait supplied by youngsters.

Tot's Lake Tripoli Tot’s Lake Here The Wapsie Sportsmen’s Club of State Conservation Commission

Leader To Publish Children Photos in Feature Series

The Tripoli Leader will publish free photos of children from the Tripoli area as a special feature. An expert photographer from Waltz Studios of Des Moines will be in the council rooms on Wednesday June 22 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Parents incur no charges and subscriptions are not required. Additional prints are available by arrangement with the studio at the time of pose selection.

Tripoli Leader Waltz Studios Des Moines

Denver Centennial Parade Tops Small Town Celebration

Denver residents enjoyed a two day centennial festival with a Friday parade and a Saturday crowd of about 5 000. The event featured 60 entries including decorated floats old cars horses and the Denver High School band plus performances by the Waterloo Colored drum and bugle corps and air force members from a Radar base near Waverly. Bremer County Dairy Princess Jean Steege and attendant Faye Marley were crowned. Winners in kiddies and farmers contests were named in pet division character and fiction classes and greased pig and midget baseball events.

Denver Colored Drum and Bugle Corps of Waterloo The Air Force Waverly Jean Steege Bremer County Faye Marley Janesville Charles Steege Jimmy Moeller Uncle Sam Jimmy Henkel Julie Meyne Billy Matthias Gary Lee Thurm Paul Thurm Leon Norman Schumacher Sally Brettmann Connie Degelau Susan Russell Steinberg Mark John Joel Guenther Sonja Thompson Keith Ricky Radloff Patty Mike Smith Ronnie Steege

Legion Auxiliary Elects Officers Tuesday Meeting

The American Legion Auxiliary, meeting June 14, elected new officers: Mrs. Frese president, Mrs. Rosenthal first vice president, Mrs. Bonarden second vice president, Mrs. Platte secretary, Mrs. Kelsey corresponding secretary, Mrs. Warner treasurer, Mrs. Holm chaplain, Janola Eichmann historian, and Mrs. Schumacher sergeant at arms. Hostesses were Mrs. Buechele, Mrs. Block, and Mrs. Kelsey. The group sent eight dozen cookies and three cartons of cigarettes to the Veterans Hospital in Marshalltown for a June 27 party. entertainment is arranged by Mrs. Lageschulte and her sons.

American Legion Auxiliary Jack Frese Edw. Rosenthal Ina Bonarden Lavern Platte C. B. Kelsey W. H. Warner Fred Holm Janola Ann Eichmann Minnie Schumacher Pearl Buechele Lawrence Block Veterans Hospital Marshalltown Lavern Lageschulte and Sons

Summer Recreation Program Opens Monday in Tripoli

Registration for the Tripoli summer recreation program starts at 9 a.m. Monday at the high school, director John Mullen announced. All school age children may join free. attendance is voluntary. Mullen will supervise daily at the athletic field 9 to 12 and 1 to 5. Swimmers to New Hampton will not disrupt plans. Pee-wee and Midget baseball teams will play at Waverly Friday afternoon. Activities include croquet, volleyball, softball, art and crafts, and quiet games.

Tripoli John Mullen Mullen New Hampton

Oscar Albrechts Get Surprise Marking 15th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Oscar Albrecht were honored with a surprise party at their home on June 8 for their 15th wedding anniversary. Neighbors friends and relatives attended with baskets of refreshments. Cards and a mock wedding followed a three tier cake served by the bride who cut the cake.

Otto Zinn Plainfield Zinn Viola Buchholz Waverly E. H. Rausch Horton J. Roach and Sons, Inc Zinns Lillian Gilbert Stufflebeam Waterloo LaVonna John Kasemeier Geraldine Charles L. Woodruff Readlyn Oscar Albrecht

Office closure notice for Dr C RB Barry

The office will be closed from June 6 through June 20 inclusive. Dr. C RB Barry.

C. RB Barry

Ten Youngsters Travel From Tripoli For New Hampton Swimming Lessons

About 70 Tripoli youngsters rode buses to New Hampton for the first of eight weekly swimming lesson series sponsored by the Tripoli chapter of the American Red Cross. The 16 lesson fee is 2.50, payable at registration.

New Hampton Tripoli American Red Cross Municipal Pool Farmers Savings Bank Frederika George M. Lindsley Robert Ambrose Red Cross Hampton Pool

Tripoli Routs Readlyn In Cedar Valley Pitchers Duel

Tripoli beat Readlyn 6 to 4 in a Cedar Valley league showdown. Readlyn pitcher Russ Miller walked 14 to set a league record. Nicklaus steadied for Tripoli with 11 strikeouts as Readlyn led 4 1 after eight innings before Tripoli rallied in the ninth.

Russ Miller Readlyn Red Sox

Ice Cream Social Sponsored by American Legion Auxiliary

The American Legion Auxiliary plans an ice cream social and supper on Tuesday evening, June 21, at City Park. Sandwiches and coffee will be served, with serving starting at 5 30.

American Legion Auxiliary

Sumner Beats Waverly In Cedar Valley League Game

Sumner defeated Waverly 8 to 2 in Sunday Cedar Valley League action. In a separate game Denver edged Oran 9 to 7 with notable pitching and late scoring.

Sumner Waverly Denver Oran Morgan Timion Wason Chezik Siegfried Smith Youngblut Heineman Fisher Willard

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