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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1958
Page
2
The Tripoli Leader, an Iowa newspaper serving Tripoli and Bremer County, announces its status as an official local paper established in 1894. It details publication frequency, postal classification, and subscription rates for residents and out-of-area readers.
Franklin Blue Belles held a Mother Daughter Tea at Lois Schneider’s home on May 31 with four mothers ten members two leaders and one visitor. They discussed a camera purchase and God Home and Country award. Weiner roast and rally day plans followed. Do R Best and other clubs held June meetings with demonstrations talks and roll calls.
Mrs. Norbert Speth 35 died Friday in Sumner hospital after months of illness. Born December 8, 1922 in Taylor Wisconsin Arleen Halverson married Speth June 25 1946 Alma Center Wis. Survived by husband three children a brother and a sister. Funeral Monday at Immaculate Conception church Alma.
Ludwig reports Roy Benning had surgery at Sumner hospital and Henry Tietje shows improvement at Allen Memorial. Miss Shirley Messerer of Oelwein spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Geo Messerer. Tommy Tegtmeier marked his eighth birthday with friends at home. Several residents, including Mrs Fred Ritchie of Vancouver and Mrs Will Bell, underwent surgery at Sumner hospital and are improving. Mr and Mrs J W Donaldson plan to move to Ft Pierce Florida. Harold Frisch, Leslie Lamprecht, Al Wolfgram, Sumner and George Lindsley Tripoli attended a Maynard Order of Eastern Star Friendship meeting. Mrs Frisch and Mr Lindsley were guest officers. Patricia Wilson, 12, patient at Allen Memorial hospital, injured eye from a car thrown object while riding bicycles.
Loren Ratliff and Duane Buchholz departed Saturday for service and will be stationed at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri for the first two months.
Readlyn residents share visits from Iowa Falls Oregon and Waverly families. Birth announced for Steven Woods to Mr and Mrs Charles Bell of Waverly. anniversaries noted for Allen Smoldt 25th and Arnold Poock 20th. Hospital patients include Mrs Readlyn Herman Thoms and Mrs Alta Nevius.
St Matthew's Lutheran church reports its second week of Bible school with 56 pupils enrolled studying God's Law in a three week series. Teachers are Rev Erich Dornbusch Mrs Otto Jager and Mrs Arnold Platte.
Lloyd Oltrogge and Donald Schumacher were among 1,105 graduates at Iowa State College in Ames. Oltrogge earned Agricultural Business and Schumacher Industrial Education as their degrees were conferred during Saturday exercises.
Fragmentary lines show a 100th anniversary observance with college president Dr. Siasas iy and figures Hilton er Peak, Fada Meier, and Tt Knox among the attending relatives and parents. The text is incomplete and names are partially garbled.
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