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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1956
Page
4
Learn auto and diesel mechanics and auto body repair in 20 to 30 weeks. Short courses in lathe work and welding. New classes every month. Write for information at Hanson Mechanical Trade School Box 1780 N Fargo North Dakota.
Two readers express thanks for support during hospitalization at Waterloo. Hazel W. Chapin sends appreciation for thoughts and prayers from friends. E H Kuker offers thanks for acts of kindness, flowers, cards, and gifts and acknowledges Rev. Goetz for spiritual guidance.
Mrs Edwin Brase and Mrs Emil Bergmann hosted 30 guests at a Sumner shower honoring Marian Drewis. She will wed Pvt Jim Lampe on Sunday July 8 at St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church in Tripoli. Attendees came from Fairbank Tripoli Plainfield Ionia Waverly Fredericksburg Readlyn and Sumner.
Marion Berry a Madrid carpenter died from injuries after a scaffolding gave way and he fell to a concrete paving. He died within a few hours.
Mrs. Ted Feekes of Sheldon was severely cut when she fell into a power saw operated by her husband. She sustained deep wounds to her upper arm thigh and chest but is recovering. Mrs. Lloyd Guesing of DeWitt reports a four day old chick crowing at tender age.
While asleep at the wheel Earl Evans drove off the road near New Hampton and dumped 12 tons of cargo into a ditch. He sustained only minor injuries.
The Lymans of Moville celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary, marking a marriage from 1891 in Adair County. The couple, Mr and Mrs S M Lynam, were married in 1891 and reside in Moville.
A small tornado touched down near Lisbon causing heavy damage to buildings on Mike McCann’s farm. No injuries reported as crews assess the scene and secure the area.
By E D Plass examines how marital status affects cancer risk in women. He notes that except for sex organs cancers, marital status does not alter malignancy odds. breast cancer is more common in unmarried women and in those who have never lactated, suggesting lactation confers protection.
The page discusses cancer susceptibility, noting that children and women may have higher breast cancer risk. It mentions seeking answers from the American Cancer Society in Mason City and references metabolic influences on cancer development.
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