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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1972
Page
6
A new golf aid called Time-Rite uses a magnet and steel ball mounted on the driver shaft to audibly click when wrists break at the proper moment. Three ball sizes tailor force to the golfer, with a $6.95 price and Learmont Enterprises in Fort Dodge Iowa handling postpaid orders.
Two red cabbages and one cucumber earned All-America Selections in 1972 trials conducted across the United States Canada and Mexico. Extension horticulturist Ben F. Vance of Iowa State University notes the honors in a county extension garden column provided by Dale Shires.
Carl H Meier 68 of Sumner died April 30 at Sumner Community Hospital after a week long illness from a heart attack. Funeral was May 3 at Salem United Methodist Church with burial at Zion Cemetery northwest of Sumner. Survived by wife Selma two daughters Mrs Glenn Wiebke Des Moines Miss Gladys Meier Readlyn sister Mrs Henry Judisch Readlyn brother Henry Sumner and other relatives. Preceded by parents three brothers and one sister.
Contributions to the Denver Public Library remodeling rise with a fifth grade bake sale netting 7.70 at Kurtt's Store and a Kool Aid stand earning 27.00 for librarians. The fund has reached 20 092.04 as volunteers, students, and local groups organize events and drive notices.
Announcement notes the April 8 wedding of Cathy Lynott daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Lynott Cedar Rapids and Gary Schmitz son of Mr and Mrs Harold Schmitz Sumner. The couple计划 to unite in marriage with families listed.
An article notes the Bradford ornamental pear grows 35 to 45 feet tall with glossy summer and fall leaves turning dark reddish purple. White flower clusters appear in spring, fruits are small and rarely show, posing no lawn or pest concerns. Growing habit is upright initially, later taking a broader form.
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