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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1958

Page

8

Iowa Vets to Get Insurance Dividend Averaging $53 Each

Iowa World War I and II veterans will receive about $53 per insured veteran this year. A total of $3,303,000 will be paid to 68,000 Iowans with in force policies, on each policy’s anniversary date.

Iowa

Iowa officials clash over reapportionment and state industry

GOP Chairman L L Jurgemeyer accuses Governor Loveless of hurting reapportionment efforts through name calling and urges better will toward fair city representation. The Iowa Utility Association dissolves after 15 years, Ben Webster retires as executive secretary, and Ed Storey reports 1957 state values: manufactured goods around 4.1 billion versus agriculture about 2.1 billion in Iowa.

Iowa GOP L. L. Jurgemeyer Loveless Iowa Utility Association Ben Webster Des Moines

Dayton Dodgers 4-H Club Holds Meeting and Demonstrations

Dayton Dodgers 4-H met at the Schwabe home with 18 members and two leaders. They discussed a Sumner gym basketball game, held a cattle judging contest, and heard talks on Saving More Pigs by Darrel Haar and Let’s Save the Egg Law by Janet Hildebrandt. Julene Schwake gave a demonstration Washing Eggs with an Egg Washer.

Dayton Dodgers Carolyn Julene Schwabe Sumner Gym Darrel Haar Janet Hildebrandt Julene Schwake Roger Volker

Readly and Wolff families host birthday and anniversary notices

Readly Mr and Mrs Arthur Wolff Roger and Jimmy and Mr and Mrs Ronald Wolff with Greg were guests Sunday of Lucinda Wolff Sumner in honor of her birthday Mr and Mrs Robert Schmidt and family Mr and Mrs LaVerne Schmidt and family Mr and Mrs Otto Schmidt and family and Mr and Mrs Herbert Poock and family were among guests Sunday at the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs William Schmidt at Waterloo Elsa Venter and Mr and Mrs James Venter Waterloo were dinner guests of Mrs Anna Griese Sunday Roger Thurm and Randy moved from Readlyn residence to the store apartment above the former Readlyn Hardware Lawrence Zumack moved from a Readlyn farm to a Mannard farm Walter Boldt and Carol moved to a farm near Sumner Lawrence Bast vacated Albert Oltrogge apartment and moved to Boldts farm Melvin Platte and family Denver moved to the apartment vacated by the Basts Fred Stoffregen celebrated his 38th wedding anniversary on March 4 with help from George Buhr Elmer Buhr Kurtt Meswarth Mrs Fred Winning Frederick and Ray mond Thurm and family Stoffregen’s birthday is the same day as their anniversary Relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs August Schlewitz for Mr Schlewitz birthday Feb 20

Arthur Wolff Roger Jimmy Ronald Wolff Greg Lucinda Wolff Sumner Robert Schmidt LaVerne Schmidt Otto Schmidt Herbert Poock William Schmidt Waterloo Elsa Venter James Venter Anna Griese Roger Thurm Randy Dr. Berryhill Readlyn Lawrence Bast Albert Oltrogge Boldts Melvin Platte Denver Basts Fred Stoffregen George Buhr Elmer Buhr Kurtt Meswarth Fred Winning Frederick Raymond Thurm Stoffregen August Schlewitz Schlewitz

102 year old Belmond resident Mamie Chase marked birthday

Mrs Mamie Chase of Belmond turned 102 amid memories of a long life. Despite her small stature at four feet ten inches and seventy pounds she remains alert and bright eyed, surrounded by family and friends.

Towans Mamie Chase Belmond

Town Hall Calendar Shows Community Meetings and Elections

March events include Extension Service sessions on Thursday and Tuesday, Democratic Committee Friday, a Zander reception Sunday, and a firemen school election Monday. American Legion Auxiliary involvement noted in schedule.

Democratic Committee Zander American Legion Auxiliary

Bowling Phyllis Clippers Lead Woman League Standings

In Sumner last Thursday Phyllis Clippers defeated Fridley Feed Mill three to one to stay atop the women’s bowling standings. Mary Platte led with a 167 high game and 478 series. team totals: 658, 610, 675. Kramer's Chicks shut out Gamble’s Store four to none led by Margaret Fink with 198 high game and 544 series. team totals 713, 693, 780.

Phyllis’ Clippers Sumner Fridley’s Kramer's Chicks Gamble’s Store Margaret Fink Chicks Leick Green Nerge Fink

Boone man survives gravel grave near Jefferson

Jim Pittman of Boone was testing gravel when a bank collapsed, burying him to the shoulders. He escaped with a fractured collarbone after being dug out near Jefferson.

Jim Pittman Boone Jefferson

Iowa Leads Nation in Egg Production in 1957

Iowa again topped the nation in egg production for January to October 1957 according to USDA Crop Reporting Board. Hawkeye hens produced over four billion eggs, about 8.0 percent of the national total of fifty-one billion, and 9 percent more than the second ranking state. Average monthly output reached 420 million eggs, about 13,815,000 daily. Daily egg production rose by about 42 million eggs from 1956 to 1957, an increase of 42 million eggs.

Iowa American Medical Association A. L. Bennett State Health Department AMA Congress Dale Kramer Sigourney Karl le Compte Corydon Robert Yoak Anita Congregational Church Ben F. Jensen Des Moines George M. Leader Pennsylvania Herschel Loveless Iowa Tax Commission Commission Crop Reporting Board United States Department of Agriculture

Per cent in '57 noted rise in national total

In 1957 the national total increased by four-tenths of a percentage point, highlighting a modest gain in overall figures and signaling economic growth during the year. The note reflects a broader trend of gradual improvement across sectors.

Deer killed in Iowa this year tops two thousand three hundred

The state conservation commission estimates 2,335 deer were killed in Iowa this year as hunter report cards remain outstanding. This figure reflects ongoing deer season activity and agency data collection.

State Conservation Commission Iowa

Downed Plane After Forced Landing Near Town

Robert Kuhlmann aged 21 and a friend took a first airplane ride. They inspected the instrument panel, turned off the ignition, and forced landing followed immediately. Plane damaged but neither man seriously hurt.

Robert Kuhlmann Gona

Dairy Brand Items Listed With Homogenized and Regular Varieties

A brief listing notes several dairy products by brand and type, including Dairy Sanitary, Carnation, Meadowsweet, and Walnut. It differentiates homogenized and regular varieties, with numerical values attached, possibly indicating measurements or pricing.

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Glenwood State School Omaha University Hospital Iowa City Hoegh Leo A. Hoegh U.S. Civil Defense Ben Cunningham Jurgemeyer Ed Storey Iowa Development Commission Town Hall Karl T. Schmidt Grace Lutheran Church J. Ma Ate Grace Lutheran Church Tripoli, Iowa Campbell Duncan Hines Rinso Blue Lawyer Pecan Sandies NEW Wheaties Wheaties Kist Wei the Mercantile Bax Cal-Fame The Mercantile Tripoli del Monte HOT Cross Swift’s Premium Franks Sumner Bakery
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