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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1963
Page
7
A flurry of weekend visits and dinners knit together residents from Waterloo Waverly Sumner and surrounding towns. Families including the Segarbarth, Brase, Gundel, and Nuss households hosted relatives and friends from Denison to Clinton, with church groups and local hosts sharing Sunday gatherings and travel updates.
F B Schuldt came home last Tuesday from Allen Memorial hospital in Waterloo after a stay there. He is now resting at home and is reported in good condition by family members.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Tegtmeier hosted a Sunday dinner at the Henry Tegtmeier home in Waterloo. The gatherings observed the birthdays of Mr. Tegtmeier and Leonard Kolstock.
Guests gathered Sunday evening at the Willard Seegers residence in Denver to celebrate her birthday, which fell on Saturday. Attending were Lavern Dettmer and family, Clara Dettmer, Leonard Dettmer and family, all from Waverly, plus Leslie Dettmer and family, Otto Buls, and Lawrence Heinemann with their spouses.
Guests at the Larry Vogt home Sunday evening included Mr and Mrs Leslie Vogt Mr and Mrs Frank Mirs Suzanne Waverly Mr and Mrs Arnold Brunscheen and family Readlyn and Mr and Mrs Romaine Lampe and family Sumner. The occasion was the Vogts fifth anniversary.
Sunday afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Struck included Mr and Mrs Leslie Huck Mr and Mrs Clarence Huck and family Sumner and Mrs Loretta Struck and Carla Evening visitors were Mr and Mrs Larry Struck and Rhonda
Friday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Theo Peters honoring her birthday were Mr and Mrs Eric Harms and family Readlyn Mr and Mrs Leo Schuldt and Marcia Mr and Mrs Victor Peters and family Mr and Mrs Art Holm Mrs Glennis Dettmer and family Merwin Sassman and Louie Holm.
Mr and Mrs Eldon Hoppenworth Grundy Center announce an 8 lb 7 oz son born April 24 named Kreg Alan. Mr and Mrs Harley Bergmann announce a 9 lb 1 oz son named James Allen born Monday at Sumner hospital.
Darrel Bucholz of Waverly received a certificate of merit in farm mechanics from Thor Senter for Better Farming, Huntley, Illinois. The award recognizes the greatest farm mechanics ability among graduating seniors at Tripoli Community High School.
Mr and Mrs Rudy Piegers spent Sunday afternoon in Eugene Johnsons La Porte City home and attended a recital at the Methodist church by Mrs Johnsons piano students Barbara and Katherine Johnson are in the group. Mr and Mrs S A Maurer and Kim Pierce were Sunday dinner guests in William Beachs New Hampton home for William Beachs 15th birthday and were supper guests of Mrs Eva Hill in New Hampton.
Mr and Mrs F B Schuldt and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Schuldt with family from Readlyn attended the confirmation of Michael Schuldt in Shell Rock on Sunday. They were dinner guests later in the Minor Schuldt home.
Mr and Mrs LeLand Bergmann spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Randall NiederT Plainfield. The occasion was Rhonda birthday and also the Niederts anniversary.
Mr and Mrs Harold Leisinger of Sumner were honored at a noon dinner in the Congregational church parlors for their 15th wedding anniversary with relatives and friends. Also, Mr and Mrs Paul Judisch celebrated their tenth anniversary with Sunday evening guests in the Melvin Judisch home.
Mr and Mrs H. H. Nevermann come back to their home on Tuesday after a three month stay at Carnnivilla Retirement Home near Beloit Wisconsin.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Halver and Diane of Cedar Rapids visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Carl Kowalsky. Kowalsky was celebrating his birthday.
Karen Krumm Jane Fink and Janell Poock were confirmed Friday afternoon at St Bridget's Catholic Church Pinhook Walter Hunemuller remains hospitalized at Allen Memorial Hospital Wateroo
Barbara Bany daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar A Bany of Tripoli and George Edward Hanzlik son of Mr and Mrs Otto F Hanzlik of Cedar Rapids exchanged nuptial vows at Grace Lutheran church in a 3 pm ceremony. Rev A Thalacker officiated with Layten Heckman at the organ and S A Maurer soloist. The reception for 225 guests followed at the church parlor. The couple will live in Anamosa after May 11.
County Extension director Gene Vincent urges landowners to remove biennial thistles now before May 10 using 2,4-D ester. Weed specialist E P Sylvester notes common species and rosette stage vulnerability. Caution on livestock exposure and tougher control after head formation. spray on sunny dry days above 70 degrees for best results.
Mr and Mrs Louis H Fink along with Mrs Don Zipse from Fredericksburg and Mrs Duane Fails of Waverly attended the interim board meeting in Elkader. Mrs C T Adamson Cedar Falls was elected president of the northeast association with Mrs Louis H Fink first vice president and Mrs Alvin F Volle Elkader second vice president recording secretary Mrs W J Willett Manchester corresponding secretary Mrs Eiler Jensen Elkader treasurer. Resource committee includes Mrs Norman Halliday Riceville Mrs Lloyd Usher Ion ia Mrs Duane Fails Waverly Mrs Edwin Wenholz Winthrop Mrs Kenneth Bluhm Charles City and Mrs Karl Simmons Waukon with Volle chairing.
Mrs Ina Bonarden is a patient at Sumner hospital where she underwent surgery Tuesday evening.
Karla Kay Busse and Gregory Schmidt were married at St John’s Lutheran Western Douglas in a 2 p m April 21 ceremony performed by Rev W H Lindquist. The bride, daughter of Mrs Eileen Busse and the late Vern Busse, wore silk mist taffeta with a lace cap veil. The groom’s parents are Mrs Margaret Schmidt and the late Dale Schmidt of Tripoli. Attendants included maid of honor Diane Brase and bridesmaids Connie Schmidt and Sheryl Busse. Lavern Busse, best man, and groomsmen Lee Waterman Bill Harken with ushers Ronald Busse and Mrs Lavern Busse. Reception for 200 followed. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Paul Brase, Mrs Darroll Johnson and Mrs Judy O’
Connell opened the gifts as Mrs Lorenz Steege and Mrs Alvin Brase cut and served the cake. Diane Drape and Carol Bock poured punch while Karen Boeckmann and Elinor Stumme poured. Kitchen hostesses and waitresses assisted. The bride and groom, both Tripoli Community School graduates, plan to reside in Waverly after a wedding trip to the Ozarks and the groom attended Waterloo Barber College.
A Sunday visit to Sumner hospital saw Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holm call on Mrs. Anna Meswarth. The United States remains the world's largest farm products exporter, exporting about 15 percent of its production valued near $5.0 billion.
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