Life in Tripoli Flashback Highlights Local Happenings
A 1927 to 1967 Tripoli Leader memory page recalls marriages such as Chapin and Hazel r, shifts in school eighth grade classes, summer returns, and Red Cross efforts. It notes anniversaries, veteran Edwin Fink’s rank, canning contracts, high school project bids, and local touches from Denmark trips to market prices.
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Tripoli Canning Co., Inc
U. S. Department of Defense
Leader
Theo. Debel
Denmark
Tripoli Community
Readlyn Iowa Town Council May 1967 Proceedings
Readlyn Iowa regular meeting May 1 1967 approved April minutes signed for town property gas bills listed with salaries and service charges across funds. Special meeting May 11 1967 discussed sewer ordinances first readings and water tower maintenance contract tabled to future session.
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Readlyn
Iowa
Kuker
Happel, Wehling
Meier
Boehme
Lobeck
Watertower Paint & Repair Co
Four Y as services for Mrs Fred Nn Held at Faith United
Velma Goodsell nee Heidemann died Monday at age 75 years 10 months 28 days in Tripoli. She was born July 15 1891 in Illinois and married to Fred Heidemann Nov 14 1911 at Congregational church. She lived in Waverly Denver Janesville and later near Tripoli before retiring in 1956. She leaves Fred, daughters Mrs Cecil Ander of Idaho and Mrs Har en Akely of Minnesota, and numerous grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Erwin Bock
Joyce Dooly
Dennis Miller
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Western Douglas
Arnold Bergmann
Fred Nn
Faith United Church
W. D. Weidlering
Mickey Rs
Loyd Heideman
Wil Heideman
Herman Sien
Cary
Theodore Hool
Heidemann
Velma Goodsell
Daugh Warren
Charlotte J
County
Illinois
Loner
Pippen
Janesville
Eidemann
Congregational Church
Waverly
Denver-Janesville
Ving
Fred
Ughters
Cecil Anderise
Idaho
Haren
Akely
Minn
Endell
Ildren
Safety Belts Save More Lives If Widespread Use Happens
An estimate suggests seat belt adoption could save many lives in the United States and reduce injuries by about one third if everyone uses them.
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United States
Mondale Defends Farm Spending With Public Benefit Examples
Senator Walter Mondale of Minnesota introduces a bill to debunk the $7 billion farm subsidy myth. He cites budget items including 1.6 billion for Food for Peace, 227 million for the Forest Service, 371 million for rural electrification and telecom loans, 199.9 million for the needy, 202 million for the national school lunch program, and 100 million for the school milk program.
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Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota
Cooperative Consumer
Mondale
Food For Peace
U. S. Forest Service
Merchant Marine
Threats to Peace Foreseen by Missionary
Dr. J. Harry Haines, a Methodist missionary, warns that within two decades hunger and poverty will pose a greater threat to world peace than nuclear weapons. He stresses urgency for aid and policy action to relieve widespread deprivation.
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J. Harry Haines
Senate Would Grant $7.4 Million for State Conservation Commission
The Senate approved a bill to appropriate 7.4 million dollars for the state conservation commission. Funds target capital improvements including new lakes and fall between the commission’s request and the governor's recommended total. The bill moves to the House for consideration.
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Senate
State Conserve Commission
House
Conservation Commission
Gov. Hughes
New Court Cases Filed in Bremer County Iowa
State of Iowa vs. Roger Jordan faces blasphemous or obscene language charges. State of Iowa vs. Richard Kappmeyer also alleged for blasphemous or obscene language. Maebell Matteson vs Emory Matteson listed as divorce. Rex Bales vs Charles and Shirley Roberts involves law. Maria E Garcia vs Salvador Garcia concerns separate maintenance.
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State of Iowa
Roger Jordan
Richard Kappmeyer
Maebell Matteson
Emory Matteson
Rex. Bales
Charles
Shirley Roberts
Maria E. Garcia
Salvador ‘Garcia
Marriage Licenses Recorded in Wisconsin and Iowa
A list of marriage licenses shows Richard Henry Manula and Mary Lou Gonnerman. Larry Knavel and Judy Mattke. Norman Nielsen and Alice Akers. Jack Arlan Oak and Julianne Jewell. Robert H. Bang and Shirley Town. Ronald L. Ingersoll and Marlene Wehling. Ralph Marsh and Dorothy Nitcher. Dennis Graham and Ellen Gouak. Stephen Ray Krier and Roberta Wagner. Locations include Glen Flora Sumner Janesville Waverly Everly Chicago Readlyn Shell Rock and surrounding counties.
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Larry Knavel
Janesville
Judy Mattke
Waverly
Norman Nielsen
Everly
Alice Jean Akers
Extra
Jack Arlan Oak
Chicago
Julianne Kay Jewell
Robert H. Bang
Sumner
Shirley June Town
Ronald L. Ingersoll
Marlene Wehling
Readlyn
Ralph Marsh
Legal
Dorothy Nitcher
Dennis Graham
Ellen Gouak
Stephen Ray Krier
Shell Rock
Roberta Jean Wagner
Legal Property Transfers Listed Across Towns
A batch of transfers filed includes Kenneth Niedert and wife transferring to August and Joyce Pagel in Denver with a nominal sum for fractional lots and revenue of 20.90. Donald Bast to Daniel and Vicki Bravender in a se of 15-91-13 with 1.65. Howard Petratz to Myrtle Hagemann in Waverly with 15.95. John Chambers and wife to Carl and Gwendolyn Voss in Crestwood Park, Waverly with 4.95. Faith United Church of Christ to Marlowe and Viola Rieck in Tripoli with 12.10. Nina Mulder to Junior Mulder for e of sw 23-92-14 via quit claim. Patrick O Irian and wife and John Rieger and wife to Donald Graham in Waverly with 11.00. Thelma Koch to Larry Hanson in Tripoli with 12.65. Paul Schroeder to Robert and Joan Wooldick in Denver with 7.70. Gloria Mae Curtis to Dean and Gloria Mae Curtis in a joint deed for land in 16-92-13. Mildred H Meighan to J C and Velva Hassman in Frederika for 5000 with revenue 5.50.
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Kenneth Niedert
August J
Joyce Pagel
Denver
Donald Bast
Daniel
Vicki Bravender
Howard Petratz
Myrtle Hagemann
Dean
Waverly
John Chambers
Carl
Gwendolyn Voss
Crestwood Park
Faith United Church of Christ
Marlowe
Viola Rieck
Hage
Tripoli
Nina Mulder
Junior Mulder
Patrick O'Brian
John Rieger
Donald Graham
Harmon & LeValley
Thelma Koch
Larry Hanson
Schroeter
Paul Schroeder
Robert
Joan Wooldick
Prestien’s
Gloria Mae Curtis
South
Mildred H. Meighan
J. C
Velva Hassman
West
Frederika
22 000 Serving Needs of American Indians
A Capper's Weekly report notes one Bureau of Indian Affairs employee for every 14 Indians. It estimates about 22 000 workers serve the needs of roughly 308 000 Indians on reservations.
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Capper
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Jade value vs diamonds in the United States
A reading notes that jade mined in the United States is valued at roughly fifteen times the worth of locally found diamonds. The remark compares resource values and highlights jade as the more valuable commodity in this context.
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U. S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chapin
Hazel R
Brown Church
Meyerhoff
Strempke
Ursda
Bremer County
Kner
Qline
Edwin Fink
U. S. Army
Ann Oehlert
Kenneth Oltrogge
H. H. Nevermann
Clara Claus
St. Louis Red Cross
Lynn Wilson
Darri-Ette Club
Wm. Bull
Duane Schwerin
Sylvia Lee
General Fund
Wapsie Valley School
City Laundry
Readlyn Telephone Co
Tripoli Leader
Robert Kuker
A. C. Poock
Street Wolffs
John Bast
Kenneth Piehl
Public
A. N. Kirsch
Wouts
E. A. Dettmering
Larry Franzen
Milton Sickles
Sanitation Arwell
C.G.W. Railway
Leland Sprague
Wolffs
W. J. Peters
Herman Klenzmann
LaVern Thurm
Readlyn Savings Bank
Delbert Ostrogge
Rock
Oscar Nolte
rock —_. 143.86 Water Fund Standard Oil
State Hygienic Laboratory
Louis F. Whitney
Chemical Saint | DU Northeast Motor Express
Dorfman Auto Supply
Arnold C. Poock
Fs, Fred Heidemann
Professional Directory
Attorneys-At-Law
Block & Klemp Building
W.B. Webber
V. G. Goebel
ER J. Reeve Orney-At-Law
Col
National Bank
Pas & Agemann
Orneys
LAW
St. SE
Savings Bank
Dr. L. J. Magnall
Tripoli, Iowa
R. H. McClintock Chiropractor
M. O. Brye
Chiropractic
State Farm
Duane Holm
Agen Dial
State Farm Fire and Casualty Company
Home Officer
Bloomington
Illineis
Insurance
Richard Henry Manula
Glen Flora
Wis
Mary Louise Gonnerman
Repetionm Savings Bank Int Tripoli
Jowa
Cbuy
Westinghouse
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