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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1971

Page

6

Denver Area Obituary and Community News Summary

Obituary notes James Kelleher 9 of Waterloo died May 2 at University of Iowa Hospital from a brain tumor. Services May 5 at Immaculate Conception Church Lansing with burial at Gethsemane Cemetery. Burke Funeral Home Lansing. Survived by parents, sister Kathy, and grandparents. Additional items cover family visits, 4-H activities, hospital patients and staff reflections, and local church fellowship events.

James Kelleher Robert Kelleher R. R Waterloo University of Iowa Hospital Iowa City University Hospital LaCrosse Wisconsin Denver Immaculate Conception Church Lansing Iowa Gethsemane Cemetery James Kathy Cyril Murphy Catherine Kelleher Burke Funeral Home

Car Crash Near Dewar Sends Family to Hospitals

A Hermann family of six, returning from Mother's Day visit in Gilbertville, were injured in a south Dewar crash. Vince Hermann and three children were treated and released, while Mrs. Hermann remained in intensive care at Allen Hospital. Eight-year-old Victor sustained a broken arm and other injuries and stayed hospitalized. The article lists numerous local visits and Mother's Day gatherings involving relatives across Waterloo, Cedar Falls, Janesville, and Tripoli, detailing social calls and hospital contacts through late April.

Vince Hermann Dewar Vince Gayle Elin Waterloo Ronald Burkle Carol Rieck Iowa Falls Mark Rieck Janesville Pam Pagel Cedar Falls Albert Rieck

Social gatherings and visitors around Tripoli area families

Scholarship spent Wednesday evening in the Ray Kuethe home. Lucille Dilley and others from Tripoli and Cedar Falls visited Mrs How ard Van Brocklin. Norma Omdah Atkins Elsie Boie and Donal df Hawkeye joined dinner with Howard Van Brocklin Sr. A Mother's tea for Leroy Gopherettes drew large attendance at Ray Kuethe home. Visits continued as Mr and Mrs Ted St Marie of Chicago stayed with Greg Strottman. Ben Moeller with Albert Bieck. Joe Long of Waverly visited Ada McConkey. Bertha OConnell and family visited Dale Grahlman. Lucille Dilley called on Wayne Bergmann. Brenda and Mary and Claude Block Shop in Tripoli.

Elda Kleinschmidt Lavern Herman Debbie Germany U. S. Army Mt. Vernon Lucille Dilley Ray Kuethe Emil Matthias Ada McConkey Mike Detra Allen Kroblin Waterloo Will Flandha Elsie Howard West Union Robert Schmidt Susan Steven Tripoli Howard van Brocklin Jr Creg Barbara Schmidt David Frink Cedar Falls Howard van Brocklin Sr Will Flancha John Nerge Elmer Albert Rieck Leroy Gopher Richard Reynolds Susie Wood Lester Schade Gladbrook Arnold Wente Carl Peterson Frieda Bergmann Amelia Westendorf Arnold Stumme Daryl Schumacher Bertha Rich Schumacher Sophia Schmidt Jerry Walter Doreen Brian Daniel Karen Happel Rosa Thurm Walter Huebner Emelia Boehme Ernest Oltrogge Sophie Wolf Margaret Lorenzen Minnie Wehling Otto Usher Cedar Rapids A. W. Swinton Nashua L. E. Maines Edward Wosseller Julia Hogstrom Waverly Anna Cole Herman Bruns Inez Gruben St. John’s Church Howard van Brocklin Norma Omdah Atkins Minn Elsie Boie Donaldf Hawkeye Leroy Gopherettes Ted St. Marie Chicago Greg, Strottman Ben Moeller Albert Bieck Wayne Bergmann Brenda Mary Mrs Claude Block

The Panthers Tale: Tripoli School Journal

A student compiled school newspaper from Tripoli Community School presents Vol 6 No 32 featuring campus news and student notes.

Debra Tiedt Seeks Jobs After Graduation at Tripoli High

Debra Dee Tiedt born June 3 1953 daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbert Tiedt shows through a feature her late high school years. She plans to work and then attend further school while critiquing school privileges and fair treatment. A second item notes a male student predicted to graduate from Tripoli High and pursue gas station work and other simple trades aided by broad learning.

Debra Dee Tiedt Wilbert Tiedt Tripoli High School Woerner’s

Senior Plans Reveal Students’ Postschool Paths

The list names students and their intended futures after May 21, including employment, farming, secretarial work, college, and Hawkeye Tech. Notable entries include Corky Atkins undecided, Willis Hildebrandt heading to college, Brian Selck attending college, and Barb Wente planning Wartburg.

Lyle Brase Allan Ellerman Mary Fink Kathy Haase Willis Hildebrandt Jerry Jaschen Clifford Juel Kim Kehe Dale Kuecker Mike LaCoste Annetta Meyer Marian Meyer Linda Mohling Eugene Ohrt Dennis Oldenburger Marlys Prien

Dairyette Reopens With New Look For Hungry Students

After a long winter, students may dine at the Dairyette across the street with a refreshed interior. Dark stained wood, lime green walls, and black leather stools replace the old decor. The menu offers quick desserts and a refined cafeteria vibe.

Dairyette

Seniors Publish Wills and Prophesies at THS

Students at THS reveal a roomful of wills and prophecies during intermission. Claimed bequests name credits, personal items, and future roles for juniors and classmates amid chaotic reading. The exercise mixes humor and earnest hopes as Wayne Dettmer misses the reading due to extenuating circumstances.

Wayne Dettmer Primt Kathy Truog Dennis Schumacher Dennis H. Oldenburger Quigley Norm Shinstine Jane Rathbone Diane Bull Eileen Sommerfelt Jean Kerr Kim Kehe Michael Schnieders Betty Crocker Gayle Bergmann Ken Deb Rieck Mary Mahlstedt Jane Steve John Wesley Smelter Brian Selck Lowell Kuecker Mary Fink

Infant Kinney Born Prematurely Weighs 1 Pound 11 Ounces

Tiny Betty Jo Kinney, daughter of Mr and Mrs David Kinney of Greenfield, arrived three months early and weighed one pound eleven ounces at birth.

Betty Jo Kinney David Kinney Greenfield

Baby Betty J Born December in Castle Township

Betty J, almost six pounds, welcomed a happy infant on December 26 in Castle Township. The newborn joins the family as a new arrival this holiday season.

Betty J Suq

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Kelleher Denver Briefs Sunset Home News Dorothy Buhr Tuesaday Women’s Fellowship of the United Church of Christ Wes Menefee Peggy Abbas Malinda Moehling John Stumme John John Thurm E. A. Thurm Lizzie Clara Rathe Louis MacKenzie St. Paul Minnesota Alvin Howley Lucille Rio Wis Pinhook Norge Laundry and Dry Cleaning Joe Long Bertha O'Connell Evansdale Dale Grahlman Gayl Westendorf Arnold Westendorf Iowa State University Epsilon Omicron Rho Iowa State Singers Cardinal College of Engineering Carl Heitmann Coan THE Tripoli Community School Deb Debra Tiedt Gary Kent Corky Atkins Duane Blasberg Barry Boeckmann Roger Stumme Deb Tiedt Don Tiedt Annette Weeber Sui Barb Wente Wartburg Gay Zander Susanne Zander Miss Kruse Gary Marlyne Rod Quass Bill Hildebrandt Judy Ludwig South Paw Sue Platte Paul Garner Lloyd Zander Mr. van Ahn Janell Catherine Poock Jane Schwabe Crash Dave Quigley Kirchhoff Steve Schumacher Minerva Basco Dale Beevers Mr. Kirchhoff Jane Fink Leon Luhring Wayne Dettmeri Renae Biermann Lowell Knecker Kenny Bergman Mr. Ray Jolyn Mueller Julie Kerr DeAnn Ellerman Linda Sue Hills Denis Ducker Doris Hyde Junio Wayne Mer Michael Steven Lé Sound Birdhea Leon Kirchhoff Mary Rathe Gary Zander Jana Boeckman Janice McLavey Government Richard Schwee Barbara Ann Weale Chuck Heinema Mike Nielsen Susan Schmidt Wilmi Smorgasher Country Club Maple Hills Country Club
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