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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1966
Page
4
Over 1 000 available weekly. Turkey poults Guinea Keets Cornish Rock X broilers White Rock and New Hampshire baby chicks. Custom hatching of your eggs in Petersime incubators. Wingler Goose Hatchery 2435 Logan Ave Waterloo.
Tripoli Hardware Co offers Blase Lustre to brighten carpets adding beauty. Rent electric shampooer for $1. Dial 882-3303 for service and rental details.
A collection of thank you messages from families in Tripoli and surrounding areas. Mrs Charles Struck and Jeffrey Charles express gratitude for hospital care at Mercy hospital Waverly and visits after returning home. Mr and Mrs H F Petersen thank neighbors fire department and friends for help after a fire. Emma Bergmann extends thanks for cards and sympathy toward a late mother and grandmother with special mention of Rev Meyer nursing staff. Lizzie Leistikow family thanks relatives neighbors and friends for cards flowers and memorial gifts with prayers to Rev Koengeter and Dorcas Circle.
Cadet David E. Judisch age 20 son of Mr and Mrs Robert H Judisch Sumner is at Reserve Officers Training Corps summer camp Fort Knox Ky starting June 19. He studies at the University of Iowa Iowa City and undergoes six weeks of advanced military training aiming for a commission as second lieutenant after ROTC completion.
Vernelle Haugen daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Lewis Cresco and William Nicoll of Tripoli married Friday evening June 24 at 8 o clock in Lincoln Lutheran church Ridgeway Reverend Peter Swiggum officiated. They plan Chicago trip and reside at 508 South Main Tripoli with Mr Nicoll employed at Buhr Chevrolet Co.
Kenneth C. Crabb, died, a retired Iowa newspaper publisher who headed the Iowa Press Association in 1943 44. Crabb of Boulder City Nevada had edited or published several Iowa weeklies including the Grinnell Herald Register.
The silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bahlmann was observed with open house in the Methodist church parlors and a 5 o'clock family dinner. Attendants included Mr. and Mrs. George Hagen and others. The couple, married June 24 1941 in Tripoli, have seven children and three grandchildren.
Bedford Community High School junior Kay Cox topped the high jump and placed second in the 80 meter low hurdles at the U S track and field federation championship held at Indiana State University in Terre Haute.
Owen Cook age fourteen son of Mr and Mrs Howard Cook of Maquoketa discovered a mushroom large for the area, measuring seven inches long and three and one half inches wide.
Local Briefs from Tripoli Iowa note community events and updates as residents prepare for summer activities. No major incidents recorded in this issue, but listings include meeting notices and upcoming social happenings for area organizations.
William J. Garner son of Mr and Mrs Arnold Garner earned a bachelor of arts in mathematics and men s physical education from State College of Iowa on June 3 He joined Kappa Mu Epsilon Sigma Tau Gamma earned a football letter and will pursue a master s degree at SCI with a graduate assistantship teaching two classes and supervising intramural sports at the college He and his wife Sandra Ellison reside at 239 South Court Cedar Falls.
Rates for on farm reseal storage of grain under the 1966 67 price support loan remain unchanged from 1965 66 levels. Dalton Meyer chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee said the rates align with Commodity Credit Corporation figures for grains stored in commercial warehouses. Monthly rates vary by crop and year with final payments based on whole units. Corn wheat and barley 1965 crop 1.095 per 100 bushels. 1964 and prior 1.004. Grain sorghum 1965 crop 1.960 per 100 ewt.. 1964 and prior 1.797. Oats 1965 crop 0.821 per 100 bushels. 1964 and prior 0.730. On farm reseal uses unit based rates per month rather than daily UGSA rates. Final reseal payments closely match UGSA figures. Earlier announcements noted corn from older crops may be con-
The document outlines continued eligibility for wheat, sorghum, barley and oats from 1963 to 1965 crops. It states when loans are called on stored grain the producer may deliver or redeem by reducing the loan. Storage payment is based on months in storage and grain quality.
Mrs Walter Brase and Mrs Beverly Leuenberger hosted events in Frederika for Cleota Brase and Judy Schwartz. The community gathered at St John the Evangelist church parlors for a Sunday dinner with guests from Ft Dodge Waterloo and other towns.
A violent storm wrecked eight of twelve turkey shelters on the Ly Engstrom farm near Dayton. In total 284 turkeys were killed in the incident, leaving the remaining birds unscathed.
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