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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1954
Page
5
A long list of Sunday and weekend visits highlights community life in Readlyn Waterloo Sumner and surrounding towns. Guests include the Shipp Judases and many families sharing meals and gatherings. Several births and birthdays are noted plus local church and Legion Auxiliary activities.
Local notes list the week in Cedar Rapids and nearby towns. Keith Scott was in Cedar Rapids on business Monday morning while Mrs. A L Jacobson entered Scholtz Memorial hospital in Waterloo for several days of treatment.
Herman Westing and his mother Mrs George Mikkelsen are spending a brief vacation visiting friends and relatives in Kansas City Missouri and Oklahoma.
Second Lt. Neil S. Jacobsen Readlyn arrived at Seattle from the Far East last week aboard the Navy transport Marine Serpent. He was among 2,867 passengers. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fink and family and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rieck and family were guests last week Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Hoppenworth who entertained in honor of their son Jeffrey's third
A spring rally of the Pleasant Valley Luther League Federation brought 260 young people to St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Greene last Sunday. Twenty seven members of Grace Luther League from the local area attended, including Betty Jane Kalkbrenner and Paul Dohrmann. Cars were provided by several attendees and Rev. William F. Goetz. The next rally will be at St. Paul's parish house in Waverly.
Yoshinaga was guest of the New Hampton Woman's Club on Tuesday evening. She spoke to members about Hawaii and its culture, offering insights from her visit and sharing personal observations.
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