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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1972
Page
7
A reflective piece argues milk remains essential to daily diet and health despite shifting consumer trends. It cites nostalgia, social norms, and campaigns like New You to justify continued dairy consumption amid modern materialism and weather concerns.
A garbled listing details multiple property transfers involving Steinborn Ber ny Charlotte W s NW regions and various buyers, with prices around 23000, plus transfers to Helen Platte Madalyn Vierow and others. Court actions include dissolutions and cases naming Co vs Bol Co vs Orville Irving pl Co vs Kimball and others, with references to Bremer and Harman Additions and multiple Blk lots and SE% parcels.
Regular meeting chaired by Mayor Pro Tem Oltrogge with all councilmen present. Minutes approved, treasurer report accepted, first aid kit for police car approved, Justice of Peace fines of 40 dollars noted, building permits issued to R D Merrill for 3 dollars and Stahlhut's Farm Service for 5.75 dollars, and listed bills approved.
Marriage licenses show Charles Kaiser, Debra Muehl ing, David Van Deventer, Christy Christopherson, Teru Makai, Karen Miller, Karl Kalving, Mary Borchardt, Kendall Kammeyer, Mary Brayton, Vincent Cuddy, Mary Lehrke, Randy Seehase, and Diane Frahm as engaged or wed partners. The list includes ages and hometowns such as Waverly Cedar Falls Shell Rock Sumner Morris Township in New Jersey and Tripoli. A historical aside notes Indian wine as aristocratic and costly, with peasants drinking varied alcoholic beverages and a pepper mango liqueur.
Denver High School graduate Nancy Konarske accepts a Crossroads Ford position in Waterloo after completing the Junior Accounting Course in Des Moines. Hawkeye Institute of Technology awarded multiple graduates including Gary Bass and Linda Milius in various programs. Funeral services were held for Earl C. Hutchison, Denver native and Bath Packing veteran, with full military rites. Lay men's Sunday planned at St. John’s Missouri Lutheran Church. convention notes from the Eastern Iowa District in Cedar Rapids include delegates from St. John's and St. Paul's churches.
Social notes recount Sunday visits and extended stays among Krause, Rieck, Pals, Hall, Dilley, Kuethe and Grahlman families. Guests include Ada Grahlman arriving from San Pedro California and Ben Warren with family from Evansdale. One member, Harry Krause, recovers at home from a farm accident.
Local page lists Dairy Day attendance at Fredericksburg and Father s Day dinner gatherings. Debra Kuethe attends 4 H Conference in Ames as a delegate. Margaret Einck announces summer school board meetings on June 26 July 10 and August 1 with budget hearing. Bids for bread milk bonds gasoline fuel oil and school bus insurance to Denver Community School are planned at the July 10 meeting.
A social note describes an afternoon and luncheon gathering hosted at the Ray Kuethe residence with familiar guests in attendance.
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