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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1961
Page
4
Mrs Herold G Miller expresses gratitude for cards gifts and visits received during illness at Allen Memorial hospital and after returning home Special thanks are extended to Rev Thalacker for visits and prayers The note ends with a light personal quip about doctors prescribing more office time than golf in modern times
The State Department of Public Instruction reports 50 percent of 562 approved public four year high school districts in Iowa offered summer programs in 1960, up from 32 percent in 1959. Only 11 counties lacked summer schools in 1960, down from 23 in 1959, and 10 counties had all districts offering programs in 1960 versus one in 1959. More than 73 percent of pupils enrolled during 1960-61 lived in districts with summer programs, with 63,628 different pupils enrolled in 1960 summer classes, 41,008 at the ele-
The Tripoli Leader reports that 22,182 students attended summer school at the secondary level with 438 adults, a rise of over 70 percent from last year. The majority enrolled in recreational programs, while 84 districts offered both recreational and academic courses, and nearly 70 percent of high school districts did not charge tuition for 1425 classes. Over one third of districts began summer programs in the past two years.
State University of Iowa research by the late Henry A. Mattil l linked Vitamin E to the keeping quality of vegetable oils. Mattill earned the 1950 Iowa award from the American Chemical Society for these studies. Also advised that stomach aches vary beyond simple indigestion.
Dr. L. C. Kern, 90, of Waverly, has retired from a medical career spanning 66 years. He spent 61 years in the same Waverly office. His first patient, a farmer, had his hand amputated and the doctor was paid with a plaque inscribed in German displayed in the waiting room.
Eighty four coeds move into Burge Hall and Currier Hall at the State University of Iowa marking the spring semester. The two residences now house 1,742 students, more than half of SUI’s enrolled coeds for the term.
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