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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1963
Page
5
Gene Vincent outlines plant options for early May including container-grown perennials that can be transplanted with no shock. He notes ground cover annuals like sweet alyssum and French marigolds offer quick, economical edging, plus lawn mower safety tips and weed-control herbicide guidance.
Three thousand six hundred eighty seven drivers from four hundred nineteen schools completed the first three hours of a twelve hour program that will span four years. The course, conducted at thirty centers, is led by state education and safety groups.
A Worthington dog owned by Ernie Burgers has one pup while her four newborn siblings are kittens. The kittens’ mother was poisoned four days after birth. The dogs mother has adopted the kittens and all are getting along well amid the unusual litter.
Duke, a dog owned by Sue Armstrong of Adel, has a unique charge account at a local candy counter. He visits for sweets due to a strong sweet tooth, often receiving candy from counter staff. Leader ads bring results.
The Senate confirmed Walter Edelen former state senator from Garner as a Democrat to a six year term on the Iowa liquor control commission replacing C. J. Burris. Also noted is Mrs. J J Monnett aged 104 long time reader of Williamsburg Journal Tribune born near Williamsburg and living in the neighborhood.
Mrs. Emery Kirkpatrick, northwest of Mapleton, has built a large salt and pepper shaker hobby collection. Her collection nears 1,000 different sets, reflecting a keen interest that fills much of the rural home's display and storage.
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