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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1965
Page
4
For service or enrollment contact John T. Jacobsen at phone 1799 or box 312 in Waverly Iowa.
Trade item listing from Brouck-Voetmann Lumber Co Tripoli offering a floor sander and wallpaper steamer for rent. Includes rental reference (13-7) and contact cues.
A collection of thanks and acknowledgments from residents praising gifts, cards, meals, and visits after hospital stays and celebrations. Notes also honor clergy and neighbors for support. Also included is a report that L. L. Hawes of Logan received his 300th Social Security benefit check, highlighting ongoing payments since 1937.
Tripoli Grain and Feed earned a Kent Feed Dealers sales award at a Waterloo dinner with about 300 Kent dealers and staff. The award cited high feed tonnage in 1964 and strong service to livestock and poultry raisers. O. W. Joiner presented the certificate to Dan Mast, Lloyd Kingery, and Jerry Snelling.
Farm Bureau Women outline a March 23 legislative tour in Des Moines. The group will depart Waverly at 6:00 a.m. to visit the Capitol, dine in the Capitol cafeteria, tour Look Magazine Co. and the Des Moines Police Department, with an evening meal in Marshalltown on the return trip. Cost is 5 dollars, with reservations due by March 12 to Mrs. John Beam of Ionia.
Funeral services were held February 22 in West Plains Missouri for Edna A Mitchell 56 who died February 20 She was born in Maxfield township daughter of Carl and Caroline Hesse and married Austin Mitchell in 1945 in California She is survived by her husband three sisters Minnie Brandt Ann Bruns and Lorna Moran and four brothers William Fred Lawrence and Delbert Hesse Interment followed at Howell Memorial Park cemetery West Plains Also noted is a historical reference to Osage treaty of 1808.
St Paul United Church of Christ in Denver organized a cherub choir for third and fourth graders under Mrs. Harlan Laube with Diane Paul as accompanist The church already runs senior and junior choirs The cherub and junior choirs will meet on Mondays during Lent with cherub at 6 30 pm and junior at 7 pm The senior choir rehearsals shift to 6 45 pm during Lent weeks.
Newton Senior High School emerged with a sweepstakes victory at the Iowa State University high school speech tournament. In varsity they faced 18 schools and in novice 13, earning two first place trophies, a second place, and the sweepstakes traveling trophy. Only California and Pennsylvania enforce laws on stuffed toy contents.
Interstate Power Co. posts a record net income of $5,767,344 for 1964, up from 1963 by $463,572 as a result of higher operating revenues of $42,679,777. The company cites $13,170,575 in gross plant additions and total plant investment of $158,216,926. Dividends on common stock were $1.34 per share for 1964, with a quarterly dividend of 28.34 cents declared for March 19, 1965 to shareholders of record March 2, 1965.
Larry L. Kammeyer son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Kammeyer from rural Sumner has enrolled in an automotive mechanics class at Universal Trades School in Omaha. The class starts October 4 and the school is among the Midwest’s largest mechanical schools offering refrigeration air conditioning auto body and auto mechanics training. Larry plans to graduate from Tripoli Community High School this spring.
The 1965 plan includes starting a new 233000 kilowatt generating unit and totals $20,990,000. Through 1970 the company expects to invest over $91,000,000 in construction to support growth in its service area. 1965 earnings per share are forecast to exceed 1964.
Ledger notes multiple legal transfers with nominal consideration from Ronald H. Milius to Esth er L. Mochling and others across Waverly Sumner and Tripoli. Entries specify lots, blocks, additions, and revenue amounts ranging from 1.10 to 16.50 dollars for each deed, including church and estate transfers.
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