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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1964
Page
10
Tripoli Community School lists weekly meals for Meru with daily options. Monday features roast pork and mashed potatoes, Tuesday Maidrites and green beans, Wednesday baked wieners, Thursday baked beans, and Friday macaroni and cheese with various sides. each day includes milk.
A long list of social visits and confirmation dinners across several Iowa towns. Families including Buchholz, Moeller, Rathbone, Mohling, Judisch, Peters, Brase, Steere and others hosted and attended gatherings in Readlyn, Waterloo, Waterloo, Denve r, Buck Creek, Fairbank, Hampton, Waverly, and neighboring communities over a weekend, with multiple households hosting in honor of confirmations and birthdays.
Sunday evening in observance of his birthday Mr and Mrs Forrest Smith and families from Vancouver Washington and nearby towns gathered as guests of August Hunemuller and Leslie Hunemuller. The group traveled to Waverly and back for multiple suppers and visits over the week with friends including the Propps and the Buchholz family.
A clipped historic note records the eastern and southern boundary adjustments of Nevada during 1866. The brief reference highlights territorial redefinitions affecting governance and territorial extent, reflecting mid 19th century frontier boundary making.
Ruben Engert home honored Pauls confirmation with Mr and Mrs Elmer Buchholz and family Mr and Mrs Donald Niemeyer and family Mrs Mary Niemeyer Mr and Mrs Raymond Bloem and Michael Birthdays of Mrs Elmer Buchholz Robert Buchholz and Roger Dean Niemeyer also observed
Mr and Mrs Ruben Engert and Paul and Ruth Ann visited Sunday evening at Elmer Buchholz Jr home to celebrate his birthday with relatives and friends.
Mr and Mrs Charles Struck and family were Sunday evening guests at the Duane Bahlmann home in Waverly honoring Mrs Bahlmanns birthday.
Mr and Mrs Cletus Gooden and family spent Sunday afternoon at Henry Nacke home in Sumner Then they visited the Marvin Wilharm family in the evening honoring Mr Wilharm s birthday with local residents cited in the Sumner note
Thursday evening visitors at the R. F. Klemp home honoring her birthday were Mr. and Mrs. James Klemp, Mr. and Mrs. Dan ny Klemp and family, Waverly, Mrs. Larry Bock and Mr. and Mrs. John Sassman.
Judith Ann Schuldt, daughter of Mr and Mrs L C Schuldt, celebrated her eighth birthday Monday by hosting nine girl friends at their home. The Century of Progress Exposition opened in Chicago in 1933.
Mr and Mrs John Koenig of Ross marked their 67th wedding anniversary recently in Audubon County Memorial Hospital lobby They plan to move to the Friendship Home when space opens Mary Koenig at 85 remains alert and active and has tended to all duties until her husband's illness a few weeks ago.
State University of Iowa in Iowa City was the 25th largest in full-time enrollment among American colleges and universities for the 1963 64 academic year, with 12 923 students reported.
In 1923 Lieuts. Kelly and Macready of the U S N completed the first nonstop transcontinental flight from Roosevelt Field defying long distance and endurance hurdles. Leader ads bring results.
Melvin Schmidt near Sprersville discovers a large broad-leaved flowering plant in a living room. The blossoms resemble violets in size with light pink petals. The mammoth plant, similar to an oak, measures about 15 inches across.
The State University awarded 2,725 degrees bringing total degrees conferred to nearly 90,000. The article notes historical figures and events, including Stonewall Jackson’s death from pneumonia in 1863 after wounds inflicted by his own troops, and mentions Glacier National Park being established in 1910.
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