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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1967
Page
4
Equipment for rent listed by Brouck Voetmann Lumber Co Tripoli. Includes floor sander and wallpaper steamer with occupancy details not provided in fragment.
Expresses gratitude from Mrs. Emelia Sommerfelt Mrs. Herbert Eick and Mr. Mrs. David Van Ahn for flowers cards gifts and hospital staff visits following stays at Allen Memorial hospital and birth of a daughter Meri Leslie. Special thanks to Rev. Koengeter Rev. Klein Dr Stumme and hospital staff.
Average daily cost per patient in VA general hospitals was 34.00 dollars and 18.26 dollars in psychiatric hospitals in fiscal year 1967 first quarter. Fire caused over 500000 dollars of farm property loss per day in 1965 totaling 187 million dollars. Traf fic accidents cost the nation more than 11 billion dollars in 1965 equal to 57.13 dollars per person.
Pinhook John Fay and Mrs Ada McConkey attended the funeral of Eugene Smith at Waterloo Thursday. Mr and Mrs Ray Kuethe and children were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Emil Matthias. Mr and Mrs Jake Jacobs Clarksville were Saturday evening visitors in the Chester Pass home. Mrs Ada McConkey attended the funeral of Alma Tegtmeier at Tripoli Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Donald Zipse were Sunday visitors in the David Morrison home Cedar Rapids. Mr and Mrs Hollis Hunt and Mrs Ada McConkey were Sunday afternoon visitors in the Harry Hunt home. Earl OConnell accompanied Mr and Mrs Leland Timmerman and family to Traci Sunday to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Chester Pals were Sunday visitors in the Bruce Pals home Waterloo. Brian Pals is ill with black measles. Gary Phillips and Sharon OConnell were Sunday afternoon visitors in the Earl OConnell Mrs Ada McConkey called on Mrs Joe Long Waverly Wednesday afternoon.
Latest address update lists Pvt. David Gienau at Ft. Carson Colorado. Pvt. Donald Blasberg at Ft. Ord California. Pvt. Larry Lageschulte and Pvt. Larry Rosel at Ft. Gordon Georgia. Pvt. Allen Mueller at Ft. Bragg North Carolina. Allen Mueller is son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mueller of Tripoli and began a six months serving period February 14.
State of Iowa vs. Russell Eddie Corwin breaking and entering. Esther Boerschel vs. Leon Walter Boerschel divorce. Brown Lumber and Coal Co. vs. Wilbert H. and Arlene Lobeck law. Ethel and Kermit Roever vs. city of Waverly damages from fall. State of Iowa vs. George Dreier Jr. injury to signboard and making beer available to minors. State of Iowa vs. Clement Pelikan forgery.
A correction notes that the confirmand is Charles Heinemann, not Allen Heinemann, at St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church in Siegel.
Milton Meyer chairs a get acquainted program as 60 businessmen from the Waverly area attend the Farm Bureau event. Ray Lageschulte notes rural urban ties. Dale Nelson, Iowa Farm Bureau Federation director, cites promoting Iowa and the state’s strengths. County committee members oversee the PR program for future meetings.
Two Iowa State University dairy specialists Don Volker and H. H. Van Horn will discuss grain mixtures forages protein supplements and other feeding topics for dairy cattle at Carver's Restaurant Waverly on March 29. The Bremer County Extension service sponsors the session with coffee at 9 30 a m and a small registration fee for non registrants.
A corn producers conference sponsored by Bremer and Butler Extension services will be held at the Youth Building Fairgrounds in Waverly on Monday March 27.
Farmers invited to a meeting at 7 39 p m to discuss corn yields subsoil moisture conditions and insect control. The session will cover weather effects on corn growth and practical information for growers.
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