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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1962
Page
2
Calendar of events lists three Better Dress Workshop sessions. On Mar 22 at 10 a m at Janesville Methodist church. On Mar 23 at 10 a m with Mrs. Kenneth Arns in Sumner and a 7 p m session at Wapsie Valley school. On Mar 26 at 10 a m with Mrs. Bernhard Nolte in Sumner.
The Tens N Teens 4 H March meeting was at Mary Bull home with a leader a mother and 13 members present A poster committee for the future bake sale was appointed Serving are Bonnie Alcock and Cynthia Kinger The club donated money to the Retarded Children's Fund Demonstrations included Making a Picture Framing a Picture Making Shelves Watch that Moth Tasks given were Paints for Different Surfaces Types of Bedding by Judy Feuchtwanger Vicky Burrow announced the artist contest winner Nancy Burrow second place Dress Up Night planned for April Clover Teenteerttes The March meeting at Janette and Judy Haar had nine members nine visitors three mothers and one leader A talk on Gardening Flowers and Vegetables A demonstration on How to Mat and Frame a Picture Easter Seals were sent 4 H Pins worn during 4 H Week A workshop March 17 at Mrs Randers and next meeting April 5 at Theresa Uhlenhoppels TNT The T N T 4 H club met March 5 at Joyce Doolys Roll call Colors I Would Like in My Room Five members and one leader attended We will pay for pictures used for picture talk At April meeting the club will stuff Easter Seals envelopes Marsha Bull spoke on In fanta Margarita Theresa by Diego Velasques The group enjoyed singing and a Velasques note
Denver and area neighbors gathered for potluck meals and birthday wishes as Wm Steinberg turned 77. Guests spanned Janesville Jesup Waverly Waterloo and Tripoli with many families and relatives in attendance.
Monday offers chili with vegetables fruit brownie bread and milk. Tuesday features hamburger gravy mashed potatoes tossed salad apple crisp bread and butter milk. Thursday serves creamed turkey mashed potatoes slaw fruit Jell O. Friday presents tuna and noodle casserole egg salad cheese sandwiches pineapple upside down cake bread and butter milk.
Pinhook Daryl Pals from Methodist College Sioux City visited with parents Mr and Mrs Chester Pals. Harry Wilson and Greg Sumner spent Sunday with Ada McConkey. Ada McConkey attended Ethel Carney funeral at Frederika. Allen Kuethe of Iowa City visited with Raymond Kuethe and Allen Rieck families in Janesville. Lucille Dilley attended Harry Bergman funeral in Sumner. Emil Matthias spent Saturday afternoon in the town.
Raymond Kuethe home hosts Ada McConkey and Geo Banwell visiting John Donnell. Banwell and McConkey call on Ethel Griffin and Herman Schwan. Emil Matthias of Sumner visits Albert Rieck home. Figanbaum family hosts. Wilsons honor birthdays at Dale Grahlman home. Sheryl Grahiman, Nate Warren ill with mumps. Arnold Rieck patient in Sumner hospital. Charles Savidge and Sidney celebrate 62nd wedding anniversary.
A coed youth program for ninth graders to 21 in the west Bremer County will start at two locations. Meetings are March 24 at State Bank Building Waverly and March 31 at Horton Hall for interested youths. No 4-H membership required. no records or projects. Four couples named counselors: Bo Ellison Merlyn Orth and others in Waverly area and northwest county.
Mr and Mrs Wm H Heffer nan and Mr and Mrs Stanley Feuchtwanger serve as counselors. People with questions are urged to contact them. The first meeting will cover the program, recreation and refreshments. All boys and girls are invited to attend.
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