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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1958
Page
4
Trade or sell all modern home two blocks west of Interstate Power Co. Tripoli. Contact Chris Bathke. Also for sale electric stove refrigerator piano and miscellaneous items. Charles Woods Frederika. Phone 33 R.
Cards flowers and letters expressed deep gratitude from Dc. J. Kimbal and Mrs. Harold Mowatt. They thank Rev. Puhlmann Rev. D. L. Carver doctors hospital staff and friends for visits prayers and generosity during illness and recovery. Their thanks extend to all who offered sympathy and support.
St Pauls Ev Lutheran Waverly Artesian announces 87th anniversary service at 10 15 a m with the theme True Love for Gods House A church calendar lists Friday activities 815 pm parent teachers Sunday school 915 am and an offering for the improvement fund May 20 teachers meet at Bremer May 22 Walther league at Bremer 8 pm
Trinity Lutheran Church Bremer hosts religion classes at 9 a m on Saturday. Ascension day service at 8 15 a m on Sunday with Sunday school and Bible class at 9 15. Sunday afternoon visitors honor Marie Meier’s 77th birthday. Visitors include Lorenz Mummelbie Steven Waverly Clarence Towne Art Holm Lavern Platt and Lawrence Dettmer families and Louis Platte. Marwin Blasberg and Larry Vogt visited Henry Blasberg at St Mary’s hospital in Rochester Minn for observation and care.
Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Duane Holm in honor of their seventh wedding anniversary were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Niedert and family of Waterloo.
Mrs Arlen Lahmann was discharged from Allen Memorial hospital in Waterloo on Thursday.
Tripoli will field a baseball team this season with C. C. Bennett as pitcher. Foreman Ray Garner injured a finger in a press. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Bull Jr. welcome a son born April 28. F. W. Hale and W. H. Notdorf leave for Dubuque to serve on a grand jury. Bertha Eichmann returns to Waterloo after visiting her parents. Tripoli High to award diplomas May 18 with 11 boys and seven girls in the class. The high school wins Bremer county baseball title at Plainfield, beating Plainfield 10 to 7. Teachers rehired for 1933-34 with salaries cut. top wage $1,800. Local dog fancier Cr B. Kelsey reports demand for various breeds. Funds to pay off $30,000 in principal on primary road bonds maturing May 1 were received.
W C Hoth reports that Eugene Woodcock of the Tripoli Boosters 4-H club is among eight finalists from Iowa to be chosen for the national 4-H camp in Washington DC June 16 to 23. Woodcock, son of Mr and Mrs M A Woodcock, is one of four representatives to the national gathering.
Robert Kuhrt and C. C. Eichmann attended a Modern Woodmen meeting at Des Moines on Wednesday.
Clarence Kimbal returned Friday morning from Allen Memorial Hospital in Waterloo where he had been hospitalized two weeks. His condition is much improved.
Trudy Nerge from Arlington arrives Friday night and will spend two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Nerge and sister Jackie in Arlington Virginia.
Mrs Richard Bast of Readlyn and Mrs L L Moeller traveled to Rochester on Friday to visit Henry Blasberg at St Marys hospital, where they saw him in care.
Pvt. Everett Meier of Ft. Knox Kentucky spent the weekend visiting relatives in this vicinity. He accompanied by news from home and plans to return to duty.
An incident is recorded as a call to the home of Mrs. Robert Kuhrt Siu in the morning. The brief item notes a household arrival or inquiry without specifying further action or outcomes.
Everett Tessmer leaves Allen Memorial Hospital after a patient stay lasting a week. He is reported to be home Sunday with relatives and friends awaiting his recovery.
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