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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1965
Page
5
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A stream of social visits fills a weekend across New Hampton, Readlyn, Waverly, and nearby towns. Families including Zabels, Maurers, Piegers, and Heidemens host and attend dinners, picnics, and birthday celebrations with relatives from Waterloo, Cedar Falls, and Ames. Local salons and barber shops close briefly for vacations as broader gatherings mark a lively regional social calendar.
Local households record a weekend of visiting relatives and friends. Guests include Ron Donn and family in Lawler with Elde Kehe. Carl Schwemm family from Waverly. Rosenthal and Dodd families from Des Moines and Waverly. Lewisons from Rose Creek Minn and Edw. Rosenthal host. Attendees from Waterloo, Sultan, and Fredericksburg also noted. Tamara Rueckert from Columbus Junction visits grandmother Doris Bergmann while Merle Rueckert and family arrive for weekend with Tamara.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Olejni czak of Decorah announce the birth of their daughter Heidi Sue born Sunday at Decorah hospital weighing 8 pounds 5 ounces.
Two infant sons Timothy Dean Drewis born June 9 and Brett Alan Klemp born June 11 received baptism at St Paul United Church of Christ Denver. Sponsors for Timothy Dean were Mrs Ruben Schnurstein and Mrs George Drewis. Sponsors for Brett Alan were Woodrow Klemp and George Drewis. Dinner guests included numerous relatives from Denver Readlyn Tripoli and Dunkerton at the Drewis and Klemp homes.
Mr and Mrs Louis H Fink with Connie Smith of Shell Rock and Becky Wildebour of Janesville hosted veterans in Marshalltown. The program in the Chapel featured accordion duets and solos by Cheryl Rand and others, followed by cookies oranges and cigarettes for patients and attendees.
Bonnie Lou Eick daughter of Mr and Mrs Orville Eick Waverly and Alan K Weidler son of Mr and Mrs Virgil Weidler Tripoli exchanged vows Sunday June 20 at 8 pm in St John s Evangelical and Reformed church Siegel Rev V D Weidler performed the double ring ceremony Organist and soloist David Drape attended The bridal party included Kathleen Chapin Karla Eick Catherine Weidler Dennis Weidler and Steven Dettmer reception for 390 followed in the church parlors with guests from multiple towns and states.
Fremont residents hosted and visited relatives across several towns including Stevens Point Denver and Waterloo. Guests included the Schwa ke Jaschen Dettmer Rathbone and Peters families with birthdays celebrated and class reunions noted.
Mrs. H. Lee Blaschke and Richard from Arkansas arrived Friday for a visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Carl Zabel in Sd.
Mr and Mrs Charles Maschke and family and Jim Schwartz of Rockville Maryland are spending several weeks with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Schwartz.
Mrs Henry C Frese and Erle Waverly with Dr and Mrs Thomas E Tweite Marshall Mo join Mr and Mrs Joe Scuilie Greenbelt Md to travel to Madison Wisconsin for the 2 PM Midvale Community Lutheran Church ceremony of Kathy Sandrock and Norman Dean. The reception followed in the church fellowship hall. Sandrock is daughter of Rev Sigmund G Sandrock and granddaughter of Henry C Frese.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Bailey a dinner was held Tuesday to honor their son S/Maj. and Mrs. Everett Bailey and family in Okinawa. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bailey of Waterloo Mrs. Nora Summers of Cody Wye and evening visitors Mr. and Mrs. Bob Peterson and daughter and Dick Roger of Waterloo.
Mr and Mrs Ray Fink and family hosted a dinner at the Mare Dorman home in Waverly to celebrate their daughter Susan Fink's first communion. A separate note mentions North Carolina's 1776 constitution.
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