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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1965
Page
4
For Rent first floor apartment with full basement and garage. Call between 9 a.m. and 8 p.m. Dora Bock at 203 First St Northwest Tripoli.
A note expresses gratitude from Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kowalsky for 50th anniversary cards and gifts. Another message thanks relatives and neighbors for sympathy, cards, flowers, and memorials for Russell Lee Dancer, with appreciation for meals and Rev. E F Puhlmann’s prayers.
Mr and Mrs Harry Staack of Tripoli marked their silver wedding anniversary with a June 20 reception at Tripoli Town Hall. Guests came from Grundy Center Fairbank Mason City Cedar Rapids Titonia Waterloo Readlyn Oran Hawkeye Sumner and Tripoli. Harry Staack and Leona Wedemeier wed June 23 1940 at St Pauls Lutheran Sumner. They have three daughters Janet Nancy and Diane.
Mr and Mrs Jay Ranard and David left Sunday to settle in Naperville Illinois He will be employed at Western Electric Cicero Illinois.
Denver residents will vote August 10 on a 77000 dollar bond issue to fund a new water storage tower and extend municipal waterworks. The approval would shape local infrastructure and utility upgrades amid a summer of civic plans.
Forty eight children ages 3 through 12 attended the Denver Library first reading hour. Movies were shown and two readers led the program. Upcoming Saturdays offer more story hours with movies. The Busy as Bees contest runs June 14 to Aug 14 with prizes for top readers. The library also announces a new Bremer County Atlas and 75 new record albums arriving soon.
Max Quandt an 84 year old water witcher on a Crawford county farm near Denison has spent 54 years locating wells earning payments from 2.50 to 15 dollars per job.
Martin Sheehy of Bellevue and his aunt Mrs Mary Maydanik of Vancouver Canada were reunited after 22 years. They had been separated from his mother and aunt during the German occupation of Poland and the find came through the American Red Cross.
About 130 Denver automobile owners participated in the first car safety check sponsored by the Denver American Legion. Autos passing inspection received safety stickers. those failing could fix defects with no penalty. Faulty equipment included 16 license plate lights and several lights and wipers. Garages donated prizes including a wash job from Wilson's DX.
Werner Jaschen grease job praised by Roger Morgan and Nie i Borongas won by Marge Li. Lahmanns Chevrolet earned praise for grease work with kde Hesse. Phil Bloeser earns a prize from Ballons of Gielau Oi Co. Gleason wins a free part from Walter Oilee and Albert Brandt gets STP can Zecol and Coen tune-up from Elmer's Auto Repair.
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