Summer Recreation sails revisions to week program
The Tripoli Community School plans minor changes to the Summer Recreation schedule for Thursday and Friday. Two centers will operate North Town Park led by Jean Ambrose and South Town Park led by Richard Opheim. Adjustments move crafts to Thursday, and activities include baseball and checkers. A revised three week schedule publishes details for swimming lessons at Waverly pool and daily youth recreation with age groups and supervisors. A 5 cent materials contribution is requested per child to offset costs.
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Tripoli
Seeder
Peter
North Town Rk
Jean Ambrose
South Town Park
Richard Opheim
Waverly Pool
South Park
Opheim
North Park
Amprose
Ambrose
Cub Scout Family Picnic Planned at Town Hall
The Cub Scouts invite families to a potluck picnic Sunday June 25 at 12 30 in Southpark Town Hall. Frederika Cub Scouts will join the event. A ball game follows dinner with coffee and pop provided. In case of rain the picnic moves to Town Hall.
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Southpark
Frederika
Town Hall
Sportsmen's Stag Sets June 27 at Sportsmen's Park
Planning committee for the annual Sportsmen's Club stag met Tuesday evening and set Tuesday, June 27 as the date. The event will be held at Sportsmen's Park, east of Tri Jol. All members are invited.
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Sportsmen’s Club Stag
Sportsmen's Park
Tri- Jol
Ice Cream Social by VFW Auxiliary at North Park
The VFW Auxiliary hosts an ice cream social at North Park on June 27 with serving starting at 5:00. If rain, the event moves to the VFW home and features maidrites hot dogs potato salad chips baked beans cake and ice cream.
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VFW
North Park
Pre-4th Promotion Underway Picnic Drawing Details
Tripoli Commercial Club promotes a pre fourth of July drawing on Saturday July 1 at 9 pm near American Savings Bank corner. Tickets available at participating merchants with receptacles in stores. winners must be present to claim and can win only one prize per family. Eleven picnic items plus four lawn furniture prizes valued at 140 dollars displayed at Rettig Furniture Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli Commercial Club
American Savings Bank
Rettig Furniture
Drawing Winners in Ray's Clothiers and Cleaners Promo
Drawing winners in the Father’s Day promotion by Ray's Clothiers and Cleaners Tripoli were named Saturday with prizes awarded to Joe Miller and Lawrence Buss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray’s Clothiers and Cleaners
Tripoli
Joe Miller
Lawrence Buss
Home from Hospital Mrs Otto Buls Returns
Mrs Otto Buls returned Saturday from Scholtz Memorial hospital Waterloo where she had been a patient.
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Otto Buls
Scholtz Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Tripoli Softball Corner Week Schedule and Results
Tripoli softball roundup lists last week's results with Pushers beating Seniors 6 0 and Tripoli defeating Readlyn 12 10. Frederika topped Sumner 10 14, Ford Farmers defeated Sumner 13, and Fremont faces Readlyn June 21 with multiple upcoming matches including Tripoli vs Frederika June 23 and Fremont vs Tripoli June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran
Congregational
Tripoli Boosters
Crane Creek
Tripoli
Readlyn
Frederika
Sumner
Ford Farmers
Fremont Vs
Tripoli Vs
Adult League
Frederika Readlyn Sumner
Fremont
Son of local couple dies in Shell Rock sewer cave-in
Arnold W. Boevers of Waverly was killed Monday afternoon when a ten foot sewer ditch in Shell Rock caved in burying him face down. He died before responders could help. Boevers, 50, worked for a Waterloo firm installing the system. Funeral set for Thursday at St. Pauls Lutheran in Waverly at 2 p.m. Burial in Harlington Cemetery. Survived by wife and son Larry, daughter Mrs. Amos Eckhoff of Charles City, parents Mr. and Mrs. Louis Boevers of Tripoli, two brothers Harold of Florida and Lorenz of Tripoli, two sisters Mrs. Harold Miller of Tripoli and Emelda Boevers of Oakland, California.
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Arnold W. Boevers
Waverly
Shell Rock
Boevers
Beevers
Waterloo
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Harlington
Cleveland Chapel
Larry
Amos Eckhoff
Charles City
Louis Boevers
Tripoli
Harold
Florida
Lorenz
Lenora) Miller
Emelda Boevers
Oakland
Cal
Weather Week Summary Shows Normal Highs and Lows
Weather data for the past week shows a 39 degree span from 83 high on Sunday to 44 low on Friday with only trace moisture of .03 inch on Monday. Western and southern Iowa saw more rain, Tripoli reports favorable planting and corn knee high by July 4, and haymaking conditions were good for the first cut. Volunteer observer J. M. Haydon collected daily temps through 6 p.m. all week.
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Iowa
Tripoli
J. M. Haydon
Scout Camp Attendance Near Ingananis This Week
Richard Magnall Ronnie Kesey Michael and Barry Fink Dennis Juel and Danny Johnson attend Scout camp at Ingawanis this week in Iowa.
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Richard Magnall
Ronnie Kelsey
Michael and
Barry Fink
Dennis Juel
Danny Johnson
Ingawanis
Voetmanns Attend Hammer School Dedication Open House
Mr and Mrs Paul Voetmann spent the weekend in Minneapolis to attend the dedication and open house of an addition to the Hammer school where their son Paul Gary is enrolled.
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Paul Voetmann
Minneapolis
Hammer School
Paul Gary
License Examiners Report Serving 71 Patrons at Town Hall
The license examining team at Tri poli Town Hall served 71 patrons during the morning session. Eleven new operator licenses were issued, 35 renewals granted, 12 chauffeur renewals, and five instruction permits issued. Five failed the written exam, with two driving failures and one vehicle failure. The crew will return Saturday, July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Highway Patrol
Tripoli Town Hall
Fredericksburg Clouts Tripoli as Sox Lose Another
The Fredericksburg club defeated the Depression Sox 13 to 9, handing Denver a loss and extending their season. Fredericksburg plated five runs in the first and added multiple innings of hits to seize the win. Other Sunday scores included Denver beating Readlyn 14 to 5 and Sumner outlasting Waverly in 12 innings. Funeral services were held in Elma for Henry Bodermann, 87, with numerous relatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli Red Sox
Denver
Sox
Fredericksburg
Readlyn
Local 4-H Club Travel Group Heads to Madrid Camp
Ten youths and adults departed Sunday for a Madrid 4-H camp. The travelers include Sheryl Magnall Kay Ormston Eileen Sievers Joel Wikner Marjorie Blume David Gienau Allen Alcock Clinton Buhrow Larry Lageschulte and Janis Davison. They are expected to return Wednesday.
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Madrid
Sheryl Magnall
Kay Ormston
Eileen Sievers
Joel Wikner
Marjorie Blume
David Gienau
Allen Alcock
Clinton Buhrow
Larry Lageschulte
Janis Davison
Bremer County Road Funds For 1962 Estimated Drop
Bremer county supervisors heard 1962 Road Use Tax estimates at Mason City. Secondary roads would total about 265 165 with 6 277 for 1962, farm to market about 85 016 down 8 378 from 1960. Combined rural funds compare well with other counties despite possible 5 to 10 percent error.
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Bremer County
District School of Instruction
Mason City
Iowa
Science and Math Workshops At ISTC Seminar
Junior high students with science and math talent enroll in a fourteenth annual non credit summer seminar at Price Laboratory School Iowa State Teachers College. About 60 students will study eight weeks in biology chemistry physics geology astronomy meteorology and math topics including logarithms slide rule linear programming probability statistics logic set theory and trig functions. E Marshall Wilharm of Tripoli attends the workshop.
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Price Laboratory
Iowa State Teachers College
Tripoli
E. Marshall Wilharm
Vaughns Move to Waterloo
Mr and Mrs B Joe Vaughn along with Bradley and Kathleen moved Sunday to Waterloo He is employed at Clay Equipment Co Cedar Falls The notice confirms a family relocation and ongoing employment.
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B. Joe Vaughn
Bradley
Kathleen
Waterloo
Clay Equipment Co
Cedar Falls
Everett Meier Attends Summer School at ISU Cedar Falls
Everett Meier of West Union attends summer school at Iowa State Teachers College in Cedar Falls to study for his master's degree.
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Everett Meier
West Union
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Bunger Joins Evangelical Caravan From Waterloo
Larry Bunger son of Mr and Mrs Lorenz H Bunger left Waterloo by bus Monday evening for Potstown Pennsylvania to join the Evangelical and Reformed church youth caravan sponsored by the Board of Christian Education. He will spend ten days in Potstown for a briefing before being sent to various churches for teaching and promotional work. He returns home August 6 after serving at churches along the way.
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Larry Bunger
Lorenz H. Bunger
Waterloo
Potstown
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Board of Christian Education
County IFYE Youth Starts Journey to Tehran Iran Saf
Wm. D. Heffernan of Ionia begins a four to six month IFYE stay in Tehran, Iran, after a week in Washington. He travels by ship to Italy then flight to Tehran, returning by Dec 15 with brief sightseeing en route. The program promotes cross national farm work to foster world peace with 45 countries in 1961.
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IFYE
Tehran
Iran
Saf
Wm. D. Heffernan
W. H. Heffernan
Ionia
International Farm Youth Exchange
Washington, D. C
Italy
International Farm
United States
Africa
Asia
Europe
Latin America
Pacific
Heffernan
Arthur J. Lewis
Ford Foundation
P.O. Box
Frohling Family Relocates for Summer Work
Mr and Mrs Verlyn Frohling and their daughter relocate to Belmont for the summer where he will work. In the fall they plan to move to Conrad for a teaching position he has accepted.
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Verlyn Frohling
Belmond
Conrad
Return to Base after visit for Karen Lobeck and Jane Brown
Karen Lobeck and Jane Brown of Lockport New York returned to Ent Air Force Base Colorado after spending a week with Mr and Mrs Carl Lobeck.
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Karen Lobeck
Jane Brown
Lockport
N. Y
Ent Air Force Base
Colo
Carl Lobeck
Commercial Club Plans P and E Days in July
Tri poli Commercial Club meets in Town Hall and unveils P and E Days set for July 24 and 25 with an egg show added. Lorenz Bunger outlines event details and funds needed, with Pearl Pardee coordinating activities. New flower divisions include two rose classes and a junior gladioli section. Queen candidate entry opens in early July with sponsor forms and photos due to the Tripoli Leader. A Roy United Shows revival is planned as another attraction.
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Tripoli
Lorenz Bunger
Pearl Pardee
Bremer County Extension Office
Bunger
Bremer County
Peoples Natural Gas hires Lois Pride as Dubuque home economist
Lois Jean Pride, a University of Wisconsin trained home economist, begins work June 19 in Dubuque as Peoples Natural Gas district home economist. She will visit households, present school demonstrations, work with 4 H and youth groups, demonstrate appliance use in showrooms, and distribute recipes. Pride, from Oshkosh, Wisconsin, earned a BS in home economics this month and will live at 605 West 11th Street, with an office at 356 Main Street Dubuque.
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Omaha
Peoples
Dubuque
Lois Jean Pride
University of Wisconsin
Miss Pride
First Peoples Natural
Dubuque Peoples District
Girl Scouts
Camp Fire
Lois
Oshkosh
Wis
Wisconsin Key
American Home Economics Society
Blue Shield
Charles A. Pride
West 11Th St
Peoples Natural Gas
Main St
Edward Jahnke Farm Sold Near Tripoli to Adelmunds
The Edward Jahnke farm located one mile south and one mile east of Tripoli was sold to Abbie Adelmund. Final transaction occurred last week. Mr and Mrs Edward Jahnke moved to their new residence Wednesday. The Adelmunds will move from his father's farm to the newly purchased farm home and the Joe Adelmunds will move from Tripoli to their farm home south of Tripoli.
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Edward Jahnke
Tripoli
Abbie Adelmund
Conrad Heideman
Joe Adelmund
Magnalls Attend Short Course at Iowa State
Dr. L. J. Magnall and family will be in Ames Tuesday and Wednesday as he attends a short course at Iowa State University accompanied by Mrs. Magnall Paul and Tony.
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Iowa State Highway Commission
L. J. Magnall
Paul
Tony
Ames
Magnall
Iowa State University
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Dick Opheim
Sportsmen’s Stag
Women's League
Duglas Rockets
A Creek
Tipoli ‘Boosters
Mieshiy
Douglas
Poli Oosters
Congrega
Onal
Suglas
F’burg
Elma
Ernest Bodermann
Walter Bodermann
Ben Moeller
Clarence Bodermann
Alvin Brunscheen
Emma Harmening
Herbert Boderman
Henry Bodermann
Henninger
Lf Palmer
Holm
Donn
Olejniczak
Holliday
Flores
Meyer
Bremer
Canvesemresne
Schmidt
Ott
Elliott
Ross
Wuttke
C Ross
Eupasesase
H. Ross
Ef Schulz
Pees McFarland
R. Schmudlach
Knutson
Gitch
J. Schmudlach
Easens
Sumner Waverly
ISTC
Evangelical
Reformed
Biesterfelt Brothers Livestock Firm
Sells Farm Home
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