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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1969
Page
6
Alta Vista visitor Rickie Kobliska stays with Uncle Kenneth Bahlmann family. many guests stop by homes across Aplington, Sumner, Tripoli, Waterloo, Waverly, Westgate, Fairbank, and Kan sas City during the weekend. Vietnam note mentions SP4 Michael, stationed in Vietnam since October 3, 1968.
Citizens of the Future Ann spent Tuesday and Wednesday with her grandparents. Friday evening visitors at Hazel Bowers’ home included Lyle Bowers and family from New Hampton, Charles Skillen from Tonia, Wendall Fowler and sons from Odessa, Texas. They returned home Monday morning after visiting Dale Mueller and Jerry. Sunday dinner guests included Charles Mueller and family from Tripoli, Lester Drake and daughters from Waterloo, Roger Bonarden and family from Waverly, with supper guests Ray Buchholz and family and Harold Hyde from Ionia. Ernest Nuss with her mother, Mrs Henry Schedtler of Sumner, attended Sunday dinner.
Saturday and Sunday community visits surround a 15th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Kenneth Brown of Dysart. Martha Price of Waterloo receives two bridal showers with local groups from Waterloo to Tripoli and surrounding towns.
Iowa farmers warned to monitor corn borer activity in coming weeks as moths emerge and egg laying peaks the week of June 22. Harold Gunderson advises field inspections and treating at 50 to 75 percent leaf damage with diazinon, toxaphene, or EPN formulations, plus biological Bt and paraspores as alternatives. grazing restrictions apply to treated areas.
Miss Lilah Van Vleet finishes a long career at Richland Center School in the Orient-Mybua district. She taught kindergarten for 43 years, guiding generations of students in Richland Center since 1926.
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