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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1972
Page
4
Tripoli Iowa firm Moel ler Construction Co invites inquiries for planning, service and free estimates on new construction or remodeling projects including bath, ceiling and floor work. Call 882-4708.
A collection of thank you notices from multiple families expressing gratitude for cards flowers memorials and hospital visits after the loss of Dorothy Frank and other health events. Names include Herb Blume family K C Frank James R Carson Janet Frank Louis H Fink Blanche Sauerbrei and Larry Hanson with Karla.
I express sincere thanks to relatives friends and neighbors for cards visits gifts and kind deeds while in Waverly hospital Special thanks to nurses doctors and Pastor Kappelmann for visits John Weidemann
Emma A Niemann born 1881 in Logansville Wisconsin married Carl G Kuethe in 1906. She died February 29 at Penrose Hospital Colorado Springs. Survived by son Raymond and four daughters, 15 grandchildren, 19 great grandchildren, one great great grandchild. Funeral March 4 at St. Pauls Lutheran Church Waverly. Burial Harlington Cemetery. Kaiser Carson Funeral Home in charge.
The Tripoli Leader of Tripoli Iowa dated March 8 1972 reports local news and notices. Details cover community events and items of public interest for residents of Marshall County and surrounding area.
A series of real estate transfers and mortgage notes lists buyers and sellers in Waverly and nearby additions. Notable entries include Carver Metal Building purchases, Lampe transfers, and Fractions 49% and 25-93-13 with values from $2.75 to $30.80. The document notes a mortgage subject to the Federal Land Bank of Omaha.
The second annual Iowa Senior Citizens Arts Festival will be held May 10 and 11 at the Hotel Fort Des Moines Des Moines. Amateurs over sixty may exhibit original art and literary works in categories including painting, sculpture, textiles, music, dance, and writing. Entry blanks available from the Bremer County Extension Office in Tripoli.
Cedar Valley Mental Health Society held its regular meeting to elect new officers. Mrs. John Holley of Shell Rock was named president replacing Larry Boeke MD. G E Stephenson of Greene becomes vice president, Mrs Urban Simnwell of Alta Vista secretary, and E T Koopman of Waverly re elected treasurer. Boeke will remain on the board and join committees for the center program. He also wrote an open letter to members about personal rewards.
The board discussed health center issues and other policies during a meeting with rectors from the United Fund. Attendees reviewed requested considerations and noted ongoing cooperation with local health initiatives.
A narrator laments winter’s wrath in this playful piece about George Groundhog and the harsh season. The account contrasts frigid temperatures and hazards with dull days indoors, ending with a wish for warmer weather and spring.
Mr. Bruce Campbell, biology major at Wartburg, serves as student teacher under Mr. Samuelson in 7A 7B and 8C science and freshmen study halls. He plans to stay single for a year and compliments THS students and faculty.
German I and II students joined by Miss MacClure for the annual German supper prepared by the home economics III class. The menu featured onion soup, corn bread, syrup, Rinder wurst, hot potato salad, sauerkraut, cherry soup with dumplings, ice cream, and grape mock wine. Sponsored by Mrs Rieckenburg, twenty three students attended.
Connie Matthias was found guilty and sentenced according to Chapter 40. She protested the verdict when questioned by the reporter and refused to accept the sentence. The piece notes the implication of Chapter 40 and questions what follows.
Colleen Marquardt will compete in Interpretive Poetry at Mason City for the State Individual Speech Contest. Her selection The People Yes earned her a district berth at New Hampton.
Roving Reporter captures voices like Mr Marquardt and Gerry Burrow on the 1971 72 start. Mr Drips and Mr Harms offer brief thoughts. note that last week’s entry was an error and the Valentine’s Day joke is acknowledged.
The scattered text lists students Mary, Connie, Pat and brothers Greg, Mark Steward born 1954, with notes on Mary’s high school activities including office typing and choir, and Mark’s interest in metals reading and shop. It mentions senior memories, foods like fries and Coke, and postgrad aims toward tech and occupation-related work.
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