Tripoli Leader May 19 1965 edition headline
Local Page from Tripoli Iowa dated May 19 1965 reports community notices and brief local news items across town.
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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1965
Page
8
Local Page from Tripoli Iowa dated May 19 1965 reports community notices and brief local news items across town.
Denver High School held a May 14 recognition night with remarks by Daryl Schumacher and gifts presented by Judy Walther and Donald Miller. Student council officers for 1965 66 were installed and numerous citizenship, speech, homemaker, science, and math awards announced alongside honor roll lists for seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen. New National Honor Society members and Danforth awards were noted with service club recognitions given to several students.
C E Morris spoke for the Iowa Society for Crippled Children and Adults at the Tripoli Commercial Club, detailing Camp Sunnyside Iowa from 1961 with 1295 served. The camp sits on 38 1/2 acres with multiple lodges and facilities donated by state groups and VFW contributions.
Fremont and nearby communities hosted multiple gatherings with families visiting relatives and celebrating Audrey and Diane graduations. The notices list guests from Readlyn, Denison, La Porte City, Waterloo, New Hampton, Bremer, Frederika, Waverly, and Denver. A separate Iowa Heart Association report notes rheumatic fever often begins in ages 5 to 15 and may progress to rheumatic heart disease in adulthood.
Rev Karl F Koehler born April 23 1893 in Castell Bavaria died May 8 after long pastoral work at Church of Peace Fond du Lac and St Peters Tripoli. He served 32 years at Fond du Lac church and helped start St Mark's. survived by widow Irma Kitzman three sons Ruth and six grandchildren. Burial in Bethel Byron.
Mrs Conrad Otterstetter born Elizabeth Longest, daughter of Steven Patton, was born January 19, 1884 in English Indiana. She was baptized at thirteen in the Christian church and married Conrad Otterstetter in North Dakota on May 17, 1917.
Barbara Dietz was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Clareng Dietz with Janet Dietz as hostess. Twenty five guests attended as Barbara Ann Dietz becomes the bride of Donald Henning of Waterloo in a June wedding at St John Lutheran Church Western Douglas.
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