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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1967
Page
2
The Tripoli Leader in Tripoli Iowa lists second class status under the 1879 act. It is published each Wednesday as the official town and Bremer County newspaper established in 1894. Robert J Sassman is the publisher with annual subscriptions 350 dollars in state 450 dollars elsewhere.
Two Bremer county 4-H members Linda Leuenberger and Rebecca Creager won state Youthpower awards. They will receive expense paid trips to the National Youthpower Congress in Chicago March 29 to April 1.
A sequence of conveyances records transfers from C F Wright, Erwin Schneider, John Pavelec, Albert Funk, Linda Hesse, Herman Bang, Ralph Reeves, W M Upham, Dora Timion, Alma Schildbach estate, Arlo Flege, A B Gardner, Martha Pries estate and others to various buyers. Total revenues range from 0.55 to 57.30 dollars. Knots in pine logs noted as nearly imperishable, decaying slowly.
Des Moines reports the 1966 hunting and fishing licenses expire March 31. Resident 1967 season licenses are available at usual outlets with fees of 3.00 for fishing 3.00 for hunting and 5.00 for a combination hunting and fishing license.
Pointers stress design of safe exits 24 by 30 inches minimum opening and windows no higher than 36 inches from floor in main rooms and 54 inches in basements. Blocking openings with plants or AC units defeats safety goals. Belva Lockwood was the only woman to run for president.
March 30 to April 6 listed by Remer County Extension includes 4-H boys leaders meeting at the Extension office in Tripoli at 8 p.m. and a 4-H leaders tour to Rath’s in Waterloo at 9 a.m. April 3-4 shows 4-H committee at the Tripoli Extension office at 8 p.m. April 5 features an Extension council meeting in Tripoli at 8 p.m. April 6 notes a 4-H livestock conference at Tripoli Town Hall at 7:30 p.m.
Allen Kuethe son of Ray and Raymond Kuethe rural Sumner has been named assistant professor of history at Texas Technological College Lubbock He pursues a PhD this June with a Latin American history focus and will begin this fall Current school enrollment stands at 18 000 Nearby news notes include Marlowe Rieck visit with Albert and Julie Rieck and multiple local social calls Mrs Ada McConkey learned of her nephew Albert Borcherding’s death in Fredericksburg with services held there Kathy Kuethe spent Easter in Rochester guesting at Ray Kuethe’s home and several other hospitality and visiting happenings among Sumner area residents.
A collection of minor social notices from St. Joseph hospital New Hampton and area. Families visit and host in the Rieck, Craun, Kuethe, Moeller, Pals and related households. Births, hospital stays, and attendance at meetings and events are noted, with several Waterloo and Tripoli connections.
Iowa City reports 15 207 residents pledged eye donation after death to the Iowa Lions Eye Bank at University of Iowa Hospitals for corneal transplants. Bremer county contributes 72 donors as Eye Bank month joins a nationwide drive to sign new donors.
Cindy and Ronnie Kuethe stayed with Ray Kuethe family in Gainesville after visiting Allen Kuethe. Daryl Rieck of the Reserves is on a 30 day sick leave with his parents following an appendectomy after entering the service.
Readers are invited to write pledge cards to the Eye Bank at University Hospital in Iowa City 52240 to support eye tissue research and donation efforts.
Perry Dunn of Manchester retires after a 43 year career with Iowa Electric and Power Co. in Manchester. He began as a trainee and advanced through roles until his departure. Dunn plans to travel and host family gatherings in retirement.
A semitrailer carrying meat overturned on Highway 218 near Iowa City, unloading many bagged cotton seed previously loaded on the vehicle. No fatalities reported, responders blocked the roadway for cleanup.
A gandy dancer is described as a man who inspects railroad ties rails and bolts at a work site, focusing on track components and hardware. The note defines this railroad worker role in simple terms.
Eckhart Brothers of State Center Iowa credit Kent Feeds Auto-Biotic Action for marketing 5 to 514 month hogs. They endorse Calorie Controlled Sow Cubes Farrow Ease FlavRized Pig Nuggets and Kent Feeding Program claims for disease control lean sows energy and growth with a money back guarantee.
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