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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1960
Page
2
The Tripoli Leader is the official Town of Tripoli and Bremer County paper established in 1894. William A Buckley is the publisher. Subscription rates are 3.50 per year in Iowa and 4.00 per year elsewhere, with second class mail under the 1879 act.
Knittel home guests from Sumner Denver Waverly Waterloo and other towns gathered Sunday afternoon at Mr and Mrs Jesse Thompson residence to celebrate Mrs Millie Buss turning 89. Attendees included relatives and friends from many communities and extended visits noted with several trips and dinners during the day.
Denver visitors recount fishing trip memories in Brainerd Minnesota and Las Vegas relatives visit Iowa friends. Neighborhood hosts welcome Holt and Jean, Bartels, Kleinschmidt, and Wittenburg families for open houses and dinner celebrations in Elma Tripoli Maple Leaf and surrounding towns.
A long list details Sunday visits and weekend gatherings of residents from Frederika Fredericksburg Waterloo Mason City Sumner New Hampton and nearby areas. People include Rathbone Rowe Jordan Clary Abbas Nuss Carroll Ager Feuchtwanger Johnston Bergmann Alcock and other families with multiple gatherings and a 38th wedding anniversary surprise.
July events include office closed July 4, 4 H gardens judged July 5 9 Extension Council meeting at 8 p m in the Extension office.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dean and Rhonda of Oelwein with Mrs. Fie Wagner spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schmudlach. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Koch of Pasadena California were afternoon callers. Mr. and Mrs. John Dodge and family of Independence spent Sunday with Clarence Bergmann.
Readlyn notes show Earl Rommel and wife attending the state V F W and Auxiliary convention in Burlington from Thursday to Sunday. Mrs. Rommel was installed as third district president by Frances Milligan during Sunday ceremonies. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Reinking on Saturday June 25. Further social visits include Carl Everding’s guests Rebeca and Jannan Cedar Falls and Arlington Heights visitors Mr. and Mrs. John Larson. Mrs. A C Thurm from St Louis visited Readlyn relatives in the past two weeks.
The article notes milk is vital in daily diets for adults and children. A study from Iowa State University shows many Iowa women consume less calcium than needed, underscoring milk’s role in meeting daily calcium requirements despite the June Is Daily Month focus.
The article outlines daily milk quotas for adults and children and offers practical tips to boost milk intake. It suggests cooking cereals with milk, adding dry milk to soups potatoes cereals and sauces, using evaporated milk with reduced water, and increasing milk value in breads and puddings. It also notes critical car components that can harbor vehicle virus, including brakes lights tires and exhaust system.
An ad promotes ITCH-ME-NOT for immediate relief of itchiness and burning from eczema ringworm and insect bites. The product is available at O'Brien's Sundries in Tripoli and claimed to dry instantly for use at night.
Bremer County list includes Lucille G Maxfield versus Edward James Maxfield for divorce. Blake and Holley versus Ben F Oldenburger in law. State of Iowa versus Harry Zipse for wilful damage to a public road. Henry W Rector Celia R Rector Lorenz B Doepke Velma D Doepke versus Sarah Faust in law.
The State University of Iowa is ranked 22nd in enrollment among the nation's colleges and universities, reflecting its large student body and broad program offerings.
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