Cow Power Day Teaches Dairymen Replacement Stock Selection
Dairymen in Kemer County are invited to a Cow Power Day at the Hadwen Kleiss near Fredericksburg on March 30 at 10:00 a.m. Extension staff from Iowa State University outline stock replacement, herd evaluation, and breeding principles with experts Donald Veol and Eastwood present to guide cattle classification and mating plans.
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Kemer County
Hadwen Kleiss
Fredericksburg
Generity Peentfie
Donald Veol
Iowato University
Vocational Ag Meeting Scheduled at Tripoli High
An announcement by vo ag instructor Eman states a adult farmer meeting is set for March 29 at 2:00 p m in the Tripoli High vocational ag room. J Magnall will speak on valuable diseases.
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Tripoli High
Blizzard Losses Hit Northern County Pheasants
The Conservation Commission warns blizzards in the northwestern area have caused pheasant losses. Earl Chief of Fish and Game says most deaths occur as birds are exposed away from cover during feeding. Officials urge habitat programs to prevent future losses.
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Wahit
CW 3 Conservation Commission
Earl Cief
Fish and Game For
Mission
Nts
Fay
Iowa
Fish and Game
Farmer-Sportsien
Nmission
Agriculture Labilization and Conservation Service
Third District Republican Meeting Set for Webster City Friday
The district spring meeting of the American women begins in Webster City at the Meth Church Friday afternoon at 1 o clock. Rev James Nicholson will speak on The Night of the Night. His talk concerns the beatings of workers and will be heard in the afternoon session. Information from Mrs Howard Mueller.
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Ebster City
Methh
James Nicholson
Selma
Ala
Howard Mueller
TB Mobile X-ray Unit Schedules Public Scan in Tripoli and Frederika
The Tuberculosis Mobile X-ray unit will visit Tripoli on Friday March 26 with stops at West elementary school from 8:00 to 8:45 a m and the Bank corner from 9:00 to 1:00 p m The unit also visits Frederika on Thursday from 8:00 to 9:45 a m.
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TB Mobile
Tripoli
Frederika
Heart Clinic for Area Children in Waverly
The State Services for Crippled Children will hold a cardiac clinic at First Methodist Church in Waverly on April 6, 1965, offering free examinations for children under 21 with rheumatic heart disease or needing cardiac evaluation. Referrals to SSCC must be sent before the date. Dr. John C. MacQueen directs the program.
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Iowa City
State Services For Crippled Children
SSCC
Waverly
First Methodist Church
Highway No. 3
Allamakee
Benton
Black Hawk
Bremer
Buchanan
Butler
Chickasaw
Fayette
Floyd
Grundy
Howard
Winneshiek
Annual Future Farmer Banquet Set for Saturday
Tripoli Future Farmer chapter will hold its annual banquet at Tripoli High School on Saturday March 27 with service at 7:30 p m Guest speaker Maynard Menefee will discuss Farming in South America.
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Tripoli
Future Farmer
Tripoli High School
Maynard Menefee
South America
Fish Fry Planned at Tripoli VFW Post Home
A fish fry is planned at the Tripoli VFW Post Home on Friday March 26 starting at 5 30 p m Public invited Admission for adults is one dollar
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Tripoli V
Bremer County District Offers Tuition Scholarship
The Bremer County Soil Conservation District offers a tuition scholarship to a Bremer County teacher aiming to attend the Iowa Teachers Conservation Camp this summer. Eligibility requires acceptance in the program by the State College of Iowa Cedar Falls. Courses cover forest resources ecology wildlife management soils and water conservation with up to six college credits. Applications go to Bernard Clausen ITCC Cedar Falls.
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Bremer County
State College of Iowa
Cedar Falls
Waverly
Bernard Clausen
ITCC
Readlyn Community Library Set to Open Saturday
Readlyn announces the opening of the Readlyn Community Library on Saturday March 27 with visiting hours 9 to 11 am 3 to 5 pm and 7 to 8 30 pm The librarian is Mrs Glennis Meier with assistant Mrs Madlyn Buhr The library board includes Claude Whitehill chair Donald Frank vice chair Mrs Donald Koschmeder secretary treasurer Rudy Langholz and Mrs Stephen Wieland.
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Readlyn Community Library
Readlyn
Library Board
Glennis Meier
Madlyn Buhr
Claude Whitehill
Donald Frank
Donald Koschmeder
Rudy Langholz
Stephen Wieland
Dismissal Planned at Tripoli Schools April 5
Tripoli Community Schools will dismiss on Monday April 5 as teachers attend the Iowa State Education Association convention in Dubuque or take classes at nearby schools.
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Tripoli
Iowa State Education Association
Dubuque
Rural Intersection Safety Program for 1965 Is Established
Iowa officials and farm groups met in Des Moines to review 1964 rural intersection safety efforts and outline 1965 actions. The ASCS and Soil Conservation Service push diverted feed grain acres to reduce hazards, with potential reach to 80,000 farmers. Removing crops and trees from sight lines and posting warning signs are urged to improve visibility and cut the 103 fatal rural intersection crashes last year.
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Iowa
Farm Safety Organizations
Department of Public Safety
Des Moines
Governor's
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
ASCS
ASC
State Soil Conservation Service
Edwin Schlatter Undergoes Sumner Hospital Surgery
Edwin Schlatter had surgery Tuesday at Sumner Hospital, with brief notes indicating a routine medical procedure and stable condition.
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Sumner Hospital
Edwin Schlatter
Music Departments To Present Annual Swing Show
Tripoli High School announces its annual swing show Trihiva for April 2 and 3 at 8 p m in the high school auditorium. The event features dancing singing pantomime swing band numbers and various musical acts with admission charged.
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Tripoli High School Music Department
Tripoli High Variety
Iowa pheasant hunters harvest 1.77 million birds in 1964 65 season
The Iowa Conservation Commission reports a 58 day 1964 65 pheasant season yielding about 1 770 000 ring necks. About 70 percent of available roosters were bagged with hens and roosters sighted at 17 429 and 4 034 respectively during winter surveys.
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Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Commission
Conservation Commission
Final Rites for Herbert Zickuhr Set for Saturday
Mrs. Clara Keding learned her son-in-law Herbert Zickuhr of Dunnellon Florida died suddenly at home of a heart attack. Funeral services for the 66 year old are planned for Saturday morning at First Lutheran church in Waterloo with survivors including his widow a son and two daughters.
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Clara Keding
Herbert Zickuhr
Dunnellon, Fla
Zickuhr
First Lutheran Church
Waterloo
Herbert, Jr
Dale
Marcia) Courbat
Merrill
Margaret) Olds
Washburn
Kuker Family Wins Tandem Bike at Cedar Rapids Food Fare
Mr and Mrs E H Kuker and Mr and Mrs Wm A Kuker with their employees attended a Nash Finch Co sponsored food fare in Cedar Rapids Sunday. Wm A Kuker won a tandem bicycle.
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E. H. Kuker
Wm. A. Kuker
Cedar Rapids
Nash Finch Co
Visit Flower Show Weekend At McCormick Place
Mr and Mrs L H Bunger and Alice Krueger spent the weekend with Larry Bunger a student at Elmhurst College in Elmhurst Illinois. They attended the World’s Flower and Garden Show at McCormick Place Chicago showing March 20 through 29.
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L. H. Bunger
Alice Krueger
Larry
Elmhurst College
Elmhurst, Ill
McCormick Place
Chicago
Cathy Hurmence Chosen for Hawkeye Girls State Delegate
At their March 9 meeting the Bockhaus Bartels American Legion Auxiliary selected Cathy Hurmence as delegate for Hawkeye Girls State to be held at SCI Cedar Falls in June. Cathy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hurmence, will finish junior year in May and was chosen for outstanding scholastic achievement. Hawkeye Girls State is a one week program in June sponsored by the Legion Auxiliary. Bremer county units send two girls each summer.
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Bockhaus-Bartels American Legion Auxiliary
Cathy Hurmence
Hawkeye Girls State
SCI
Cedar Falls
Cathy
William Hurmence
Hawkeye
F I C Bank Tops 200 Million in Loans Outstanding
The Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Omaha reports loans outstanding over 200 million for the first time in 41 years. PCA managers from Iowa South Dakota Nebraska and Wyoming met in Omaha where demand from farmers and ranchers for spring operating expenses livestock purchases and expansion drove the record. Officials expect loans to rise toward 210 million by July as PCA membership grows and the Waterloo PCA serves several counties in Iowa and Nebraska.
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Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Omaha
R. E. Clausen
Waterloo Production Credit Association
Omaha
Herman W. Frerichs, Jr
Omaha Credit Bank
Frerichs
PCA
Waterloo Pca
Black Hawk
Bremer
Buchanan
Butler
Chickasaw
Grundy
County Legion Auxiliaries Meet in Denver
Bremer County American Legion Auxiliary holds its 1965 spring conference in Denver on March 30 at 3 pm. Delegates from Plainfield Waverly Sumner Janesville Tripoli and Denver attend. Third District president Mrs. Edris Wiese of Norway is special guest.
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Denver
Bremer County American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
Dysart
Bremer County
Lloyd Neumann
Janesville
Plainfield
Waverly
Sumner
Tripoli
Edris Wiese
Norway
Third District
Jane Scherf
Peggy Abbas
Clipper
Chili and Oyster Supper at St John’s Lutheran Church
St John’s Lutheran church Crane Creek hosts a chili and oyster supper on Sunday evening March 28. The Luther League sponsors the event with admission of 75 cents for chili and one dollar for oysters. Proceeds support church activities.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Crane Creek
St. John’s Luther League
Sportsmen's Club Ladies Night Dinner in Tripoli
The Wapsie Sportsmen's Club will host its annual ladies night on Tuesday March 30 at 7 p m in Tripoli Town Hall. Rev E E Basye of West Union will speak on So You Want to Be Happy. Non members may join for 2 00 before the dinner served by Faith United Church of Christ with entertainment and door prizes.
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Wapsie Sportsmen’s Club
Tripoli Town Hall
E. E. Basye
West Union
Ladies of Faith United Church of Christ
Fred Smith
Trial Jurors Drawn for April Term of District Court
Bremer county jurors for the April term are summoned to appear at the courthouse in Waverly on Monday April 19 at 10 am. Names listed include Doris Frisch Joan Johnson Alma Meier Marilyn Vaughn Leila Taylor Hattie Nolte George Freeman Walter Boderman Melvin Nerge Sumner Berdina Klodt Melba Wolff Harold Wehling Readlyn Karl Asmus Larry Struck Wilbert Bunger L C Schuldt Arno H Ladage Walter Sommer Phil M Snyder Tripoli Robert R Rose Denver Jerry Brase Ray Phelps Claude Shepard Myrna Klunder Marion Mehmen Opal Lynes Raymond Wilkens Plainfield Gladys Timion Henry Schutte Donald Miller Janesville Clara Zubrod Albert Beer Stuss Russell Waits Arlin Wittenburg Ann D Gordon Margaret W Cod dington Leone A Dwyer D E Mercer Margaret Barnes Edward J Kukral J L Jewell Bruce Spurrier Ruth Woodruff Lilly Chestnut Eldon Eichmann Esther Downing Lorna Dugan Charlene Quandt LaVera Hinders Arley Anderson Waverly.
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Bremer County
Albert Beer Stuss
Russell Waits
Arlin Wittenburg
Ann D. Gordon
Margaret W. Coddington
Leone A. Dwyer
D. E. Mercer
Margaret Barnes
Edward J. Kukral
J. L. Jewell
Bruce Spurrier
Ruth Woodruff
Lilly Chestnut
Eldon Eichmann
Esther Downing
Lorna Dugan
Charlene Quandt
LaVera Hinders
Arley Anderson
Waverly
Patrol Driver License Examiners Serve 62 Here Saturday
The Iowa Highway Patrol license examining team served 62 persons in the morning at Town Hall. Licenses issued included 44 operator renewals 14 chauffeur renewals and four instruction permits. The team will return to Tripoli Town Hall on Saturday April 17.
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Iowa Highway Patrol
Lcense
Tripoli Town Hall
Kindergarten Registrations Shifted to Early April
Registrations for next fall's kindergartens in Tripoli and Frederika were postponed due to a heavy snowstorm and rescheduled for Thursday April 1 in Tripoli and Friday April 2 in Frederika. Registration hours vary by last name, with special sessions for East Grade School, under supervision of health services director Mrs. Selma Carroll and teacher Mrs. Helen Bunger, plus Mrs. Mary Ann Muench at Frederika. Birth certificates and immunization records are required. if a date cannot be met, contact the teacher for an alternate date.
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Tripoli
Frederika
Selma Carroll
Helen Bunger
THS Track Squad To State Meet at Iowa City Friday
Tripoli High School track team will compete in class A state indoor meet at Iowa City on March 26 with 11 runners. Seniors Darrel Hinrichs Dennis Bahlmann Steve Dettmer lead a strong squad including 2 mile and mile relay teams.
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Iowa City
Tripoli
Panthers
Robert Thurness
Panther
Darrel Hinrichs
Dennis Bahlmann
Steve Dettmer
Cedar Falls
SCI
Tripoli Students Tour Local Plant Tour
Mrs. Muriel Kooi's third grade class from Tripoli Community Schools visited the Tripoli Leader plant Tuesday afternoon for a guided tour through the facility.
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Muriel Kooi
Tripoli
Tripoli Leader
Rites Held Saturday At Readlyn for Mrs Anna Tiedt
Funeral services were held Saturday at St Matthew’s Lutheran church Readlyn for Mrs Anna Kuhlmann Tiedt 90 who died Monday Rev Erich J Dornbusch officiated with burial in the church cemetery Casket bearers included Dr Glen Kimball Donald Strempke Carol Schweer Paul Tiedt Henry Tiedt and Earl Brandt Survivors are two sons John and Arnold Readlyn three daughters Herman Kimball Fred Strempke and Elmer Schweer Readlyn two sisters Mrs Will Hagenow Readlyn and Mrs Henry Koelling Denver Matthias Abbas Funeral Home Readlyn supplied services
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Denver
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
Readlyn
Anna Kuhlmann Tiedt
Erich J. Dornbusch
Glen Kimball
Donald Strempke
Carol Schweer
Paul Tiedt
Henry Tiedt
Earl Brandt
John
Arnold
Herman Kimball
Fred Strempke
Elmer Schweer
Will Hagenow
Henry Koelling
Fifty-two Attend Bremer County Women’s Club Meeting
The Federated Women’s Clubs of Bremer County met Saturday in Tripoli Town Hall with 52 members and seven guests from Waverly Sumner Plainfield and Tripoli. Prof J Powers of Upper Iowa University Fayette spoke on America’s first navigators the American Indian. Kathy Hurmence played two numbers. Next year’s county meeting will be in Waverly.
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Federated Women’s Clubs
Bremer County
Tripoli Town Hall
Waverly
Sumner
Plainfield
Tripoli
J. Powers
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
America
Kathy Hurmence
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