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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1965
Page
6
Wanted for a fast moving repeat business with high margins selling RCA Sylvania TV and radio tubes via DIY testers. Net up to 500 monthly. cash start 2190 to 3495. Require 4 to 8 hours weekly, reliable auto, two references. Personal interview in St. Louis Missouri.
Special services will confirm five members at St. John's Lutheran church Frederika on Sunday May 16. Rev W H Klein will lead the ceremony for Dale Matthias Clarence Bergmann Jr Terry Stufflebeam Sharon Buenger and Lois Warnke.
A tumbling collection of thanks notes expresses gratitude for cards visits flowers and memorials. Entries mention gold wedding anniversaries 60th anniversaries illness and recovery with thanks to Rev Puhlmann Rev Arnold Thalacker Mrs Westwood and family members and friends.
The Bremer County Republican Women held a spring dessert meeting in Waverly on Thursday. Mrs. Phil Gross highlighted her trip to the National Federation of Republican Women spring conference in Washington DC. She summarized workshops on education public relations and agriculture and shared views of speakers Richard Nixon Barry Goldwater and Senator Mundt.
Robert Campbell leads the ceremony as LeLand Alcock presents diplomas and Rev. Victor Weidler offers benediction. The graduating class includes Alan Alcock Dan Ambrose Dennis Bahlmann Lois Bergmann Sandra Bergmann Karen Biermann Kurt Biermann Allen Blasberg Gladys Blasberg Joan Bock Leroy Beevers Sharon Braatz Donna Brandt Anthony Brase Lynn Brase David Bremer and many others. Colors are black and gold the chrysanthemum is the class flower and the motto is With the Ropes of the Past We'll Ring the Bells of the Future.
Iowa opens the fishing season for walleye sauger and northern pike on May 8 in natural lakes with a five fish daily limit for walleye and sauger and a six fish possession. Northern pike daily limits are three with a six fish possession, with special lake exceptions and a separate yearlong boundary-water rule granting higher totals.
The Farm Bureau women plan a Mississippi River tour on July 16 departing at 6 a.m. from the Farm Bureau office. Reservations with a $9 fee for bus and boat fare are due by May 26 to Mrs. John Beam Ionia Mrs. Harold Rubendahl Plainfield Mrs. Raymond Poock Readlyn or Mrs. Harley Albrecht Waverly route 2. No children under 12. Open to any woman.
Artificial lakes resemble natural ones in water storage function and ecosystem effects. Both support habitats, recreation, and hydrological roles, though man made systems may differ in formation, water source, and management practices.
Twelve members of Boy Scout Troop 118 from Denver participated in the U S Grant pilgrimage in Galena Illinois on Saturday May 8. The group included Terry Parsons Ricky Hubbard Ronnie Nargang David Spedter Mike Lindaman Joel Meade Wil red Miller Kim Buenneke Ronnie Wilson Craig Parsons Jeff Abbas and Leo Einck. Drivers were Alvin Parsons Ed Meade and Don Einck. The Denver Scouts recently completed nine weeks of swimming instruction.
The Iowa Division of the American Cancer Society announces that Living Memorials has been established in Bremer County for Oscar Grapp and Ear Simpson. Living Memorials contributions are made by friends or relatives in honor of a departed friend or loved one and may honor deaths not caused by cancer. Contributions support the society’s research education and service programs.
City Hall announced a 7d start time for an upcoming meeting and urged residents to contact officials on Monday night for further information.
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