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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1967
Page
2
The Tripoli Leader is the official weekly newspaper of Tripoli, Bremer County, Iowa. It is published each Wednesday, established since 1894, and issues second class mail in Tripoli. Subscription rates are $3.50 per year in Iowa and $4.50 elsewhere.
March 25 4 H county officers meet at Extension office Tripoli 7 30 p m March 27 corn producers conference at Youth building Fair grounds Waverly 8 p m March 28 Swine AI meeting at Youth building Fairgrounds Waverly 8 00 p m March 29 Dairy rations meeting at Carvers Restaurant Waverly 9 30 a m March 30 4 H boys leaders meet at Extension office Tripoli 8 p m 4 H leaders tour of Rath s Waterloo 9 a m
The library shelves new titles across cooking crafts and history. Featured are The Early American House by Mary Earle Gould, Betty Crocker’s Cooky Book, Campbell Cooking with Soup, Fun with Brand New Games by Macfarlan, Sports Afield’s Hunting Annual 64 edition, Fireside Book of Children’s Songs, and a range of juvenile and young adult titles including Curious George Goes to the Hospital and The Travels of Colin O’Dee.
Ernest H. Dorn of Denver completed a cross country bus tour covering Miami Dallas New Orleans San Francisco Seattle Portland Vancouver and more. Highlights include a San Francisco cable car ride and a rattlesnake hunt plan in Oklahoma with Arctic Circle trip slated for July.
A library displays a table of books for meditation prayers sermons and Easter ideas to encourage the library habit. Visit the library and read to gain benefit and enjoyment.
Mrs Christina Karsten dies at 90 after residence at Hillcrest Home. Services held at St John American Lutheran with burial at the church cemetery. Surviving include son Dr Horace Karsten and daughter Myra Doyle, plus many grandchildren and relatives. Eugene Smith, 79, dies in Waterloo. former Sumner area farmer. funeral at Sacred Heart Waterloo with burial at Mt Calvary Sumner. Also lists cemetery officers for Wilson Grove and Zion, a copper theft at Townsend Electric Shop, and new Girl Scout Troop 59 officers. Sumner Briefs note continued coverage.
Noted aphorism attributed to Voltaire compares ideas to beards claiming men lack ideas until they mature. The remark reflects Enlightenment wit on maturation and intellect.
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