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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1965
Page
6
Plan outlines weekly meals from Monday to Friday including mains such as hamburger gravy with mashed potatoes, turkey and noodle casserole, beef and spaghetti, pizza or goulash, maidrites or fish sticks. Each day pairs vegetables, fruit or dessert, bread and milk.
Lynn Allan Brase a 6'2" blue-eyed outdoor senior with light brown hair is profiled. He spent three years in FFA and loves football most among sports. Born November 22, 1946, he now pursues math and automechanics and plans to attend United Electronics Institute at Des Moines after graduation. He values hardworking people and would try to get more out of school if given a second chance.
Bob Towne was elected president of the Tripoli FFA chapter at the May meeting. He has been a member the past three years and will be a senior at Tripoli High School next year. Other officers elected include Richard Buhrow as vice president Donald Hinrichs as secretary Bob Leuenberger as treasurer Larry Shonka as reporter and David Peters as sentinel. Previous officers listed include Larry Kammeyer president David Kerr vice president Jerry Neuendorf secretary Larry Lage schulte treasurer Jim Kuhrt reporter David Peters sentinel and Larry Shonka reporter.
County Extension Director Gene Vincent urges adopting a view-safety program at rural crossroads after noting 10 to 15 Iowa fatalities yearly from blind corners. Safety specialist Norval Wardle outlines four improvements including clearing brush, using low growing crops, pruning corn, and warning signs with county cooperation.
A nine month old deer named Bamby belonging to Wayne and Vickie Dudley near Zearing waits at the school bus stop each day as the Dudleys leave for school. The text notes young drivers under 25 cause 29 percent of fatal accidents in 1964, though they are 15 percent of drivers.
The Tripoli Leader reports local news from Tripoli Iowa dated May 19 1965 with community updates and notices for residents.
Church notices list weekly schedule for Arnold Thalacker and others including Sunday school at 9 a.m. and worship at 10 a.m. across multiple churches with choirs, youth programs, baptisms, confirmations, and fellowship events. Includes Lutheran, Methodist, and American Lutheran churches with sermon topics and special events.
Dr. Lawrence R Locher of Farley continues dentistry after half a century in the field. He marked the 50th anniversary of his Northwestern University dental school class with 18 peers, while his wife Marie has assisted him for 37 years.
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