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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1964
Page
8
A lengthy notice details numerous visitors and gatherings across Iowa towns. Fred erika and Oakdale connections anchor weekend visits while extended family groups converge in Waterloo Cedar Rapids Dubuque and Dysart with birthday anniversaries park picnics and a Trappist monastery stop noted.
The notice lists numerous Sunday visits and weekend gatherings across Iowa towns including Westgate Denver Tripoli and Waterloo. It notes birthdays for several residents, a daughter Tracy Jo born to Dillard Lowe and a wedding in progress with Bonnie Griese, plus many travel plans and guests visiting relatives in Denver Oelwein Readlyn and Marion.
A GOP Iowa delegation faces a potential split between Barry Goldwater backers and his opponents at the national convention. Five delegates and two alternates are noted amid local activity. Social events include the Happy Hour Club gathering hosted by Mrs. Elmer Rucker with prizes won by Mrs. Louis Seegers, Minnie Coontz, and Clara Becker. Martha Richmann and Marion visitors are mentioned, along with regular local visits. Judy Bartels completes cosmetology training at Pitze's School of Beauty in Waterloo and now works at Pitze's Corner Shop.
Scranton support flows to Governor as voters from Des Moines and towns rally behind Goldwater. Delegates from Bastian Fort Dodge Donald Dallas Center Braley Shenandoah Goldman Webst. alternates Potgeter Steamboat Rock and others participate. Veteran congressman Jensen’s endorsement boosts Goldwater vote prospects. 101-year-old Mrs. Nettie McClintick observed her birthday in Seymour on June 14.
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