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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1961
Page
4
Acknowledges relatives friends and neighbors who sent cards gifts for a 45th wedding anniversary. Thanks extend to Rev Puhlmann for visits and prayers and to Sumner hospital staff and home helpers. Signed by Mr and Mrs William Bull and Mrs F C Hackbarth.
Denver Girls' Director Mrs Marie Buss leaves Thursday for Athens Georgia to witness granddaughter Kathryn Samples' confirmation in Athens. She travels with Lt M F Samples and family to New York June 15, while Lt Samples shifts from Navy instructor to supervisor of Navy Supply Offices in New York City. Buss attends National Education Assn in Atlantic City June 26 to July 1 as a delegate from Waverly Shell Rock Association. July 1 to August 27 she serves as Girls Village Director at Westwood Camp for Girls in Coventry Rhode Island. A 20th wedding anniversary picnic marks the day at Arnold Bergmann home with relatives from Hawk Eye Monte Lee Evansdale Tripoli Cedar Rapids and others.
Library features summer reading for camping hiking and national parks with a rich range of adult fiction and practical guides. Notices report social visits and club meetings while promoting etiquette books pool construction and a contemporary novel The Thirteenth Apostle by Eugene Vale and light verse I Couldn’t Help Laughing by Ogden Nash.
A reader is invited to enjoy a unique compilation featuring Booth Tarkington, James Thurber, Clarence Day, S. J. Perelman and an original story by the author. The editor promises delight in this varied set of short tales.
Tillie Rasmusson of Waldorf College Forest City celebrates 45 years of service while sharing a birthday. She and Minnie Calgaard, longtime pastry helpers, use about five tons of flour annually to bake for some 330 students in the college cafeteria.
Mrs. Goldie Weston of Moravia planted soil in a one pound coffee can and started a begonia. A tomato seed sprouted later, grew to bloom, and now bears three tomatoes on a vine twenty inches high, the largest tomato about five inches in circumference.
The Andrews and Benedickt families of Dunlap plant pests boast two separate five generation lines, an exceptionally rare familial record.
Mrs. Leland Timmerman attended the funeral of George Barrack at Arlington Thursday afternoon.
Incorporation of farms may strengthen the family farm as a business unit by enabling it to better absorb economic and technological change as a strategic response to evolving market conditions and governance needs.
Iowa ranked seventh in the Midwest for skating fatality reductions, tied with Kansas, amid national declines. The report notes improved safety metrics and a low death rate due to skating incidents.
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