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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1962
Page
10
Pruning by topping can lower home values and harm neighborhood appeal. Topped trees regrow brushy centers, are wind and storm hazards, and invite starlings. Proper pruning uses three cuts, finishing with a paint sealant to prevent damage and keep trees healthy.
PINHOOK Mr and Mrs Clarence Huck are parents of a son born March 3 at Sumner hospital. Mr and Mrs Arthur Brandt were Friday evening callers in the Albert Rieck home and also called on Albert Rieck who was a patient in St Joseph hospital New Hampton. Mr and Mrs James Beevers Tripoli are parents of a son born at Allen Memorial hospital Waterloo. Mrs Beevers is the former Jane Sievers. Albert Rieck returned from St Joseph hospital New Hampton Monday afternoon.
Cedar Falls resident Myron V. Jepsen 31 earns Iowa Outstanding Young Farmer honors after turning a 4000 loan into assets above 90000 in nine years. Jepsen farms 160 acres and 300 additional acres. Jaycees also award Fayette County Attorney Walter Saur of Oelwein for distinguished service.
Fremont Sunday guests included J. P. Snelling and Ben Kehe with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Snelling. Evening callers were F. B. Schuldt and Merlin Heidemann families. Multiple couples visited for dinners and birthdays across Waverly Fairbank and Buck Creek areas. Ronald Lohmann welcomed a son born March 5 at Allen Memorial Hospital in Waterloo.
Mrs. Leslie Koschmeder and her daughter visited Readlyn residents on Monday evening, joining Mr and Mrs Robert Rathbone for a social gathering at their home.
A statewide drive to raise funds for the Jerry Rabiner Memorial Boys Ranch is underway. Iowa State Policemen's Association backs the project to shelter dependent and neglected boys on a farm northwest of Fort Dodge, modeled after Boys Town. The Rabiner family donated the site in memory of their son killed in a car accident nine years ago.
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