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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1972
Page
4
Relatives and friends are thanked for flowers cards gifts and visits to the hospital and after returning home. Special thanks to Pastor Kappelmann and Georgi for their visit and prayers. All is greatly appreciated. Mrs. Beverly Meyer and aa 26
The Fremont Township Farm Bureau Women gathered at Mrs. Erhardt Lahmann’s home Tuesday with 16 members present. Hosts were Mrs. Ben Meyer and Mrs. Elmer Towne. Reports covered Iowa topics and health programs, with slides on venereal disease. A family pot luck is planned Sunday evening at South Park.
Mr and Mrs K H Hoppenworth and Mr and Mrs Ray Dietz attended a May 1 dinner at the Charles City Elks Club honoring Youth Week. Mrs Dietz Mary received a $25 savings bond as an honorable mention in the most valuable student scholarship award, part of a nationwide sponsorship.
Mr and Mrs Robert Fink traveled to Rochester to attend the funeral at Holy Trinity Catholic Church Rollingstone Minn for Larry Dittrich the fiancé of Carma Jean Fink who died in an auto crash on his way to work early Friday morning
Funeral services were held May 3 at St. Paul Lutheran in Monona for Mrs. Otto Pape born August 2 1895. She died Sunday April 30 after illness in Bellevue Nebraska and hospitalization in Postville. Burial at church cemetery. Survivors include son Sunnyvale CA four daughters and nineteen grandchildren two great grandchildren a brother and three sisters. Her husband Otto preceded her in 1964.
New officers were installed at the Branden burg Krueger W F W Auxiliary during a Monday evening meeting at the Post Home. Installing officer was Phyllis Eichmann. Officers include President Delores Heinemann Senior vice president Verona Kirchhoff junior vice president Lois Moeller treasurer Delores Anhalt chaplain Betty Biermann conductor Ruth Peters guard Angie Boeckmann three year trustee Marlys Leisinger secretary Betty Tracy patriotic instructor Phyllis Kindera banner bearer Lois Moeller historian Angie Boeckmann. Hostess for the meeting was Delores Heinemann.
The Board of Review by the Iowa Department of Revenue extends protest filing deadlines to May 22 1972 for eligible taxpayers under Section 441.37 Code. Meeting dates are set for May 1 3 5 8 11 12 15 16 18 19 22 and June 1 1972.
Dr. and Mrs. L J Magnall visited Ames on Wednesday evening where Dr Magnall as President of the Iowa State University Alumni Association awarded the student chapter of the Iowa Veterinary Medical Association at the University.
A baby shower for David Lee, son of Mr and Mrs Dennis Hagen of Cedar Falls, drew guests including Mabel Hagen W H Bockhaus Darlene Holm H H Bull and others from Waterloo Panaba Walker Parkersburg and Cedar Rapids with hostesses Don Cushion Jon Arnold and Roger Damon.
Lloyd L. Oltrogge of New Hampton has been named Iowa Regional Sales Manager for Pioneer Seed Company effective July 1. He previously served as District Sales Manager in Northeast Iowa for four years and will oversee Pioneer seed and beef cattle sales across a 69 county area, supervising eight district managers and over 300 salesmen.
Denver Lions choose Dave Trumbauer as Third Vice President Norbert Schmitz as Secretary Vern Lehman as Treasurer with directors Claire Rejohn and Duane Harms Tail twisters Burt Van Auken and Cecil Cox Liontamer Ken Pollock and Assistant Liontamer Don Steinbronn Elected officers spoke Monday night by guest Federal Judge Evan Hultman of Waterloo.
Multiple Iowa churches list May services over several days. Trinity Lutherans, St John’s UCC, United Methodist Frederika, St. Johns Lutheran, Grace Lutheran Tripoli, and St Paul’s Siegel announce worship times, Sunday schools, choir practices, youth events, and an Ascension Day service at Crane Creek with Rev. Glenn Kappelmann. Special events include Mother-Daughter pot luck, bake sale, Luther League activities, and a youth festival.
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