Panthers post solid season with two state berths
Tripoli Panthers wrestling season ends with a 10-2 dual mark under coach John Samuelson. Denver Greg Bruns finishes second at heavyweight after advancing through two wins before losing 4 33 in the title bout to Kevin Marshall of Adel. Panthers place third at South Winne shiek, second at Tripoli invitational, win the sectional, and take third in district as two wrestlers earn state berths.
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Coach Ray Rates Aplington Challenge For Panthers
Panthers coach Ray praised Aplington as one of the four best class A teams after viewing a scouting report. He noted Aplington’s tall starting lineup with a 6'7 center and two 6'5 forwards and guards over six feet. He said adjustments are needed but expressed confidence in his players to win.
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Wilmont Moehling Rites Held in Denver
Services were held at St. John's Missouri Lutheran Church in Denver for 66 year old Wilmont Moehling born September 10 1904 in Bremer County Iowa. Burial followed at Fairview Cemetery. He died February 23 at Allen Hospital Waterloo after about a week as a patient. He married Florence Dern January 20 1946 at St. John's Denver. Survived by his wife two sisters and nieces and nephews. He was preceded by his parents and a brother. CENTENARIAN Minnie Hendrickson observed her 100th birthday February 17 at Columbus Junction after a long farming life and later moving to town.
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Bank honors Miss Caroline Heiken for 50 years of service
Miss Caroline Heiken of Monticello State Bank is celebrated for fifty years of service this month. She began in 1921 on a temporary basis and, after five decades, plans to continue working, showing dedication to the Monticello institution.
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Tripoli Junior High Music Contest Winners Named
Tripoli junior high music students under Earle Dickinson won top ribbons at a Sumner contest on February 20. Blue ribbons went to many instrumental solos and ensembles led by Joan Rettig, Vicki Brandhorst, and others. red ribbons honored several performers including Alan Brandhorst and Brenda Bergmann.
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High School Music Recital Honors Ribbons Go to Participants
The program lists soloists and ensembles with many students receiving white ribbons for excellence. Performers include Brad Bunce on cornet, Linda Kirchhoff and Barb Shires on clarinets, Loni Dalziel on alto sax, Catherine Weidler on flute, Mary Warner on cornet, Janell Frahm on alto sax, Cindy Leonard on clarinet, Marsha Nacke on clarinet and flute duet with Sherri Buss, and Brent Platte on drums. White ribbon recipients include Jeff Gaede drum solo, Dean Gaede trombone solo, Charlene Bruns clarinet, Mike Kirchhoff drum, Dennis Wood drum, Julie Schmidt cornet, and Mark Gronemeyer cornet.
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Andra Selck
Debbie Sassman
Dan Sauerbrei
Randy Schuldt
Steven Struck
John Rewoldt
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Catherine Weidler
Barb Shires
Mary Warner
Brent Platte
Janell Frahm
Cindy Leonard
Marsha Nacke
Jeff Gaede
Dean Gaede
Charlene Bruns
Mike Kirchhoff
Dennis Wood
Julie Schmidt
Mark Gronemeyer
Medal Navy Honor Awarded to Knoxvil Native
Lt. Deryt Ning, son of Mrs Nading Ning of rural Knoxvil, received the Navy Cross Medal in Hawaii. A 1964 Knoxville native, he is a 1969 Northern Town High School graduate and continued his service in the Marine unit.
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