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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1956
Page
2
The Tripoli Leader is the official Town of Tripoli and Bremer County newspaper published weekly each Wednesday. Established since 1894 with William A Buckley as publisher, it participates in standard mail and subscription terms for Iowa and outside regions.
4-H girls hosted a mother daughter buffet at Horton hall May 25 with corsages and a program of slides, skits, and piano duets. T. N. T. club met June 6 at Horton hall with 30 members for demonstrations and a float idea planning. next meeting July 11 includes a potluck and square dancing. Leroy Gopherettes met June 11 at Betty Osborns with safety cautions and poetry on cooking, plus demonstrations on meat and cooking techniques. Jefferson Jills held a June an all day meeting at Karen Milius home with talks on baking and demonstrations on bread and cookies, next meeting planned as a night gathering.
Wm. Wehling returned from surgery at the hospital. A Steege family reunion drew about 65 at City Park on June 10 with Mrs. Fred Schumacher as oldest and Rebecca Lynn as youngest attendee. Guests hailed from Waterloo Waverly Fredericksburg and Denver. Various families gathered for visits birthdays fishing trips and hospital news. The piece notes club meetings anniversaries and officer elections for American Legion posts and auxiliary. The White House name traces to Theodore Roosevelt era.
The Tripoli club held its June meeting with 14 members present plus two mothers and three visitors. They scheduled a slave auction for June 30 and set Demonstration Day and Achievement Day for July 10. A July 6 picnic and monthly meeting were planned in the park with talks by Lee Ann Schumacher Peggy Lockard Diane Wittenburg and Andrea Klodt. Judy Rommel reported.
Darrell O Bahlmann promoted to sergeant in Chicago where he serves in the 734th Antiaircraft Artillery Gun battalion. He is a food specialist in Headquarters battery and has been in the Army since 1951. He arrived in Chicago from Korea and previously worked for Panzer Produce Co. in Tripoli.
Lauretta Trauffer of LeMars sends telegrams to multiple wire services and feature syndicates. Her word count is unimportant to her as she handles lengthy reports and feature pieces with ease.
Eight 4-H members from Bremer County will attend the 4-H Short Course in Ames June 19 to 21. Attending are Elst Bull Waverly Larry Asmus Waverly Gordon Happel Readlyn Kerns Pothast Waverly Kenneth ders Janesville Alley Kave Sumner Charle Lillibrig Waverly Fred Thome Waverly county president. David Breeze Bremer County youth assistant will accompany the group. Theme for this year's course is Mapping My Future Plans.
The note states that the insanity ration among Africans is twenty times higher than in the United States. It asserts a stark disparity in mental health statistics between the two regions.
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