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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1960
Page
4
Advertises skilled engineering for Green Colonial heating or cooling with home comfort solved correctly and convenient payments by Frederika Hardware, dealer for Frederika and nearby areas. Also promotes Pioneer Seed Corn via Buhr's garage in Tripoli and Aug A Buhr in Sumner with phone numbers.
Bolson's Pig Starter Chick Starter and Calf Starter promise extra nutrition for pigs chicks and calves. The Bolson Company welcomes being quoted on this subject. For better results obtain Bolson starter feeds for them.
A compilation of acknowledgments thanking friends neighbors and relatives for cards gifts flowers and visits on golden and 55th wedding anniversaries and during hospital stays. Individuals named include Mr and Mrs Fred Holm Mrs Nora Peacock Mr and Mrs Will Lohmann Mrs Katheryn Mahoney and Rev Puhlmann Rev Thalacker and bus No 9 helpers.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Converse and Mrs. Millie Buss visited at the Jesse Thompson home Saturday. Several couples including the Schnors, Westenord and Daggetts, and Arnold Platte's birthday were marked by weekend and weekday visits. Mrs. Wehling attended a 25th wedding anniversary. Mildred Wheeler visited her mother. multiple gatherings centered on Jesse Thompson home and Arnold Platte’s birthday.
Sunday gatherings across Readlyn Waterloo and surrounding towns featured extended family meals and birthday observances. Mr and Mrs Emil Spier hosted guests including Pavelec, Heineman, Maxfield, Kuhrt and others, while Dean Larsen, Ruth Matthias and Jody Peters marked birthdays. Several couples visited relatives in Cedar Falls Waterloo Parkersburg Waverly and Fredericksburg with multiple generations attending.
DENVER Special Parl 8 Walters 72 of Denver died Sunday May 1 at 2 55 p m at St Josephs Mercy hospital Wa verly from carcinoma He was born Feb 29 1888 in Clay Mills Jones county Iowa to M B Walters and wife He married Grace E Miller Aug 10 1910 They lived in Onslow Cedar Falls Waterloo then he worked 33 years at Northwestern Bell in Waterloo Retired at 65 and lived on a small acreage south of Denver He was a life member of Northwestern Bell and a 30 year member of the Loyal Order of Moose Survivors include his wife five daughters 11 grandchildren one great grandchild two sisters and two brothers Funeral services were Evangelical United church Thursday May 5.
Iowa Department of Public Instruction advances statistical and reporting systems under Title X of the National Defense Education Act. A complete review of current forms, revision of old ones, and creation of new ones align data with The Common Core of Educational Information. Advisory committees of local school personnel and colleges assist the process.
Four committees have conducted several meetings on key accounting areas. They address revision of form financial accounting, uniform system of school accounting, pupil accounting, and the establishment of a system of vocational accounting.
Elston Peters 32 and Gladys Kuker 25 both of Wave Wayne Bergman 21 and Patricia McCue 20 of Sumner. Arthur E. Blundell 20 of Little Rock Ark with Margene Pratt 19 of Chillicothe Tl. John Bryce Johnson 24 of Wav erly and Martha Robert 23 of Sang Springs Okla.
The state board of regents will continue buying from Iowa prison industries whenever feasible. It will direct purchasing agents to buy prison goods when quality is good and prices are lower. Auditor Akers criticized agencies for token purchases. the board disagreed, noting substantial spending. Mother's Day received national recognition on May 8 1914 when President Wilson signed a joint resolution urging observance.
Scratch Me Not with Itch Me Not promises relief for external skin irritations in minutes. The ad notes a 48 cent price and urges purchase from druggists, with the product available now at O Brien's Sundries in Tripoli.
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