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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1965
Page
5
A long list of Sunday visits, suppers, and weekend calls among families in Sumner West Union Fredericksburg Jesup Waverly Waterloo Cedar Falls and other towns. Visitors include Bergmann Harmening Brase Fink Goebel Meswarth and Zabel families with many extended relatives noted. Starting Saturday Barber Shop hours and upcoming visits also referenced.
Mary Catherine was born on February 4 and came to live with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hoppenworth of Cedar Rapids as their child.
A long list of neighbors and relatives from Sumner Waterloo and Readlyn visited and hosted at homes in the area. Families including the Drewis Hildebrandt Maurer Schuldt and Heidemann clans gathered for suppers birthdays and weekend hospitality across Cedar Falls Waverly Readlyn and Deer Creek Minn.
Mr and Mrs Paul Block and family moved Saturday to their new home bought from Albert Everding in Waterloo. Mr and Mrs Henry Diercks moved to the Block farm vacated by the Block family and purchased from Fred Block. Mr and Mrs Wat Seelhammer moved from the Everding home to the house owned by Mrs Henry Warnke.
Wayne Mast, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mast, was admitted for an appendectomy on Monday at Allen Memorial Hospital in Waterloo.
Mr and Mrs attended the funeral in Greene for William Gael. The service followed the Mann rites honoring Kenneth Edwards and included a GreeneCounty venue event.
Denver regular session of the American Legion and Auxiliary is set for March 8 at 8 p m in the Denver Legion Hall. The night will feature Gary Konarske report on Iowa Boys State 1964 awards from the Des Moines convention and plans for Bremer county meetings in Denver March 18 and Auxiliary March 30. Hostesses for the evening are Mrs Ardys Weltge and Mrs Fern Bigham.
Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Hunemuller returned from a two week trip through the southwest visiting Phoenix and Tucson Arizona and meeting Mr. and Mrs. Frese and A3/c David Deterding in Clovis New Mexico. Linda and David Hunemuller stayed with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Russel Meyer in Iowa Falls.
Mr and Mrs Ed McNamee took Paul McNamee and Clark Snell ing to Des Moines on Friday and they flew to Ft Dix New Jersey before heading to Germany for duty Paul to Heidelberg and Clark to Stuttgart for their postings
Mr and Mrs Arthur Bunger called Sunday with Mrs Ralph Michael who had just left Scholtz Memorial hospital in Waterloo. Later the Bungers visited the Theo Kel ling home in Waterloo in the evening.
Arkansas residents Mr and Mrs Lyle Kammeyer of Lonoke spent ten days with their parents, Edwin and Mrs Kammeyer in Tri Poli and Dalton and Mrs Meyer in Sumner. They left for home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lucbs observed their 65th wedding anniversary Sunday at their home. Callers in the afternoon included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ryan, Mrs. Esther Bock and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bock.
A correction notes that last week's Leader wrestling story about David Matthias of Fairbank misidentified his parents. The article should have named him as the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arlin Matthias.
Larry Bunger of Elmhurst Illinois was named to the Dean's list for the first semester. He is a junior at Elmhurst College in Elmhurst Illinois, son of Mr and Mrs Lorenz Bunger.
Ray Brase cut his left foot Friday morning while clearing brush south of Readlyn. The wound below the ankle required 18 stitches.
Friday afternoon Mr. Frese returned to his Waverly residence after a stay as a Mercy hospital patient.
Mrs Walter Steward and family visited Sunday in Oelwein with her brother Ronnie who has recently been discharged from the service.
Mrs Gene Vincent led a Finland themed Family Night at St Pauls Lutheran Church Siegel on Sunday evening. The program featured a talk about Finland and regional customs.
Mrs Ed Leitha funeral held in Waverly with attendees including Mrs Orville Eick and Mrs Harry Heine on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Edwards and family attended the Klunder Laube wedding Sunday afternoon at Greene with the couple and relatives in attendance at the ceremony and reception in town venues.
Mrs Vada Platte and family moved Sunday to the home she purchased from Mrs Ella Sell. He moved to Waterloo Saturday.
Troop 118 of Denver sets final plans for the 1965 Wapsie Scout-O-Rama at a Waterloo kickoff rally at McKinstry Junior High. The event features an American Frontier theme with doubled outdoor displays and about 150 indoor and outdoor displays for over 5,000 Scouts and leaders on Saturday May 8 from 2 to 8 30 p m.
Kathleen Kay Beach daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Beach New Hampton and John Samuel Hathaway Iowa City become husband and wife at Bethany Baptist Church Iowa City Feb 20 at 7 pm Rev Frank Doten officiates Hathaway a physics and astronomy staff member at the University of Iowa Beach a Woods Nursing Home employee graduate of New Hampton High School. They reside at 1025 Rochester Ave Iowa City.
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