Tripoli Leader announces publication details and rates
The Tripoli Leader is the national editorial pages editor, a second class mail publication in Tripoli Iowa under March 8 1879 act. It publishes each Wednesday and has been established since 1894 as the official newspaper of Tripoli and Bremer County. William A Buckley is the publisher. Subscription is 3.00 per year in Iowa and 3.50 per year elsewhere.
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Tripoli
Iowa
Bremer County
William A. Buckley
Editorial condemns Loveless on road fund transfer
The editorial argues Governor Loveless overestimates federal aid and assumes growth will offset lost road revenue. It notes most federal money funds interstate construction, cites a drop in road funding versus 1956, and warns transferring sales tax to the general fund would hurt local road projects while offering no political benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveless
Bremer County
Maxfield Merry Maids Host Mother Daughter Tea
4-H Club notes from Maxfield Merry Maids describe a June tea at Mrs. Otto Jager with 100 percent attendance. Karen Buhr presented guest Mrs. Pearl Pardee, carnations for mothers, a sewing style revue, skits, and demonstrations. Leaders, officers, and members are listed with awards, camp delegates, and upcoming meetings and projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxfield
Merry Maids
Otto Jager
Arnold Tiedt
Harold Meier
Karen Buhr
Pearl Pardee
Marilyn Meier
Karen Tiedt
Maxfield Merry Maids
Judy
Elaine Warneke
Karen Hagenow
Mariyn Meier
Carol Tiedt
Betty Huebner
Madrid
Karen Moeller
Gwen Meyerhoff
Judy Warneke
Hedy Schweer
Waverly
Carlys Buhrow
Vee
Eleanor Stumme
Ray Brown
Lydia Brown
Karen Boeckmann
Diane Drape
Karlyn
Elaine Klenzman
Marilyn Beam
Mary
Convention Travel For Wartburg Instructors
Hazel Mae Snyder and Lillian Fuchs, instructors at Wartburg College, left Sunday for St. Louis to attend the national convention of home economics instructors. The meeting runs this week. Fuchs will teach home economics and science at Denver High School this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Mae Snyder
Wartburg College
Waverly
Lillian Fuchs
St. Louis
Miss Fuchs
Denver
Vocational Agriculture Q and A explainer note
Questions answer topics cover why the class uses double periods totaling 400 minutes weekly the four year program benefits scheduling with advanced math and college prep and eligibility for non farm students plus a school newspaper series note about Cedar Rapids residents visiting Sumner Ackley reunion and multiple Sunday gatherings among local families and friends.
Local Social News Highlights Visits and Travel
Frederika Mary Thompson and Frances Kibbee of Waterloo spent Tuesday evening with Mrs. Carol Sherman and Mrs. Mollie Thompson. Their guest, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller of Omaha, Neb., were in town Wednesday at the Harold Foelske home near Denver. Mrs. Ray Schmudlach and Mrs. Robert Wagner visited Sumner on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Art Aschbrenner. Ella Lemke and Howard Lemke and family, plus Minnie Buhr and August Frahm of Waterloo and Louise Keavy of Minneapolis, returned Saturday from a week of fishing in Black Duck, Minnesota. Thursday brought a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pepperling and son in Waterloo. Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson spent last week with the Very Johnsons in Charles City. A. W. French and family visited Sunday with Raymond French and Connie at New Hampton. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Ray Schmudlach
Frank Johnson
W. A. Tietge
Sumner
Tietge
Gus Hahn
Gloria Alcock
Leigh Alcock
Gloria
Earl Gillett
Waterloo
Wm. Duenow
Fred Benz
C. C. Clary
Ackley
New Hampton Park
Byron Groesbeck
Charles City
Elmer Johnson
Floyd
Wesley Mahlstedt
Cedar Falls
John Johnson
Veryl Johnson
A. H. Jahnke
Byron
Stanley Bahlmann
Wm. Buss
Denver
Stanley Bockhaus
Douglas Township
L. W. Bockhaus
Gary Bahlmann
Ed Treloar
Waucoma
Charles Rosol
Mary Rosol
Waverly
Mary Thompson
Frances Kibbee
Carol Sherman
Mollie Thompson
Harry Miller
Omaha
Nebr
Harold Foelske
Robert Wagner
Art Aschbrenner
Ella Lemke
Howard Lemke
Minnie Buhr
August Frahm
Louise Keavy
Minneapolis
Black Duck
Minn
Harry Pepperling
Johnson
A. W. French
Raymond French
Connie
New Hampton
Richard Harken
Heise Tegtmeier Relatives Hold Sunday Reunion
Heise-Tegtmeier relatives met at Southpark Tripoli on Sunday with 76 members and one out of town visitor. Oldest attendee Adolph Koch 90 Tripoli. youngest Keith Heise 10 months Waterloo. Visitors included Ken Straton Waterloo Mrs Ella Ebert and son Paul Mr and Mrs Nordean Peterson Austin Minn. Members came from Charles City Clarion Clarksville Nashua Greene Rockwell Shell Rock Waterloo Waverly Tripoli. Afternoon entertainment concluded the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heise-Tegtmeier
Southpark
Tripoli
Adolph Koch
Keith Heise
Harlan Heise
Waterloo
Ken Straton
Ella Ebert
Paul
Nordean Peterson
Austin
Minn
Charles City
Clarion
Clarksville
Nashua
Greene
Rockwell
Shell Rock
Waverly
Bergmanns and families visit relatives in Waterloo and Denver
Nashua Mr and Mrs Clarence Bergmann and family and other Bergmanns spent Sunday with Everett Bergmann and daughters in Waterloo. Otto Buenger Eugene and Donald and Edwin Klemp of near Tripoli visited Lester Buenger and family. A W French spent Monday with W H Sassmann and Billy at Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
Clarence Bergmann
Alvin Bergmann
Everett Bergmann
Waterloo
Otto Buenger
Eugene
Donald
Edwin Klemp
Tripoli
Lester Buenger
A. W. French
W. H. Sassmann
Billy
Denver
Stack Sandwiches From Thin Slices of Rye Bread
Form three thin crusts of buttered rye bread for each sandwich. Layer summer sausage with cheddar tomato. liver sausage with cheddar tomato. Top with olive or olive and hard cooked egg. Secure with a toothpick. Use six slices bread buttered. Mix deviled ham with mustard and spread on bread. add Swiss cheese slice. roll and chill.
Reunion Plans Set for 1958 at Nashua Park
The arrangement committee for 1958 includes Mr. and Mrs. Carl Becker of Charles City and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kirchhoff of Tripoli. The entertainment committee features Mrs. Wilbur Heise of Charles City, Norma Heise of Clarksville, Mrs. Otto Schick of Clarion, and Mrs. Paul Kappmeyer of Tripoli. The 1958 reunion is scheduled for the park near the Little Brown Church in Nashua on June 22, the last Sunday in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Becker
Charles City
Carl Kirchhoff
Tripoli
Wilbur Heise
Norma Heise
Clarksville
Otto Schick
Clarion
Paul Kappmeyer
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Birthday visitors honor Walter Buls in a village gathering
Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Buls included Alfred Buls Frederika and the Boltes and Rosemary. Also present were Mrs. Fred Gade, Mr. and Mrs. Wayland Gade and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Buls
Alfred Buls
Frederika
Clarence Bolte
Rosemary
Fred Gade
Wayland Gade
Way
Local Names Recounted in Community Notice
A fragment lists numerous residents and families including Mr and Mrs Herb Warns Diane Meyer Sumner Mr and Mrs Clarence Bolt Ros mary Mr and Mrs Bolz and Larry My and My Otto Bull Mr and Mrs Lar ence Heineman and family and Mrs Henry Hagen and daughter Brenda Jy The text appears as a partial community notice or personal announcements section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erly
Herb
Diane Meyer
Sumner
Clarence Bolt
Rosmary
Bolz
Larry
Otto Bull
Larence Heineman
Henry Hagen
Brenda Jy
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Nancy Mills
Judy Werner
Harold Meyer
Eleanor Burrows
Lois Schneider
National Convention
Future Farmers of America
Henry W. Hinton
Tripoli Community School
BOCK
Melvin L. Stahlhut
Potter Siding Creamery Co
Potter Siding Creamery
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Geerlings
ETMER
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Shawver Welley
Fredericksburg
Canada Thistle
American Chemical Paint Company
Janesville
Readlyn
Denver Mill Clark Corwin Farmers Coop. CO
Readlyn Hatchery
H. J. Schultson
Tripoli Implement B & B Coop. Oil Farmers Exchange
Mr. Farmer
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Sioux Steel
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