Tripoli High School Honors and Scholarships Recap
Tripoli High School announced honorees for graduation including Gerald Tonne who will graduate from Tripoli High and plan Wartburg College. Others named include John Fink headed to Wartburg College, Richard Alcock recipient of the Anton Nielsen scholarship, and Danforth awardees Richard Alcock and Linda Buenger for leadership academics and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fink
Ray Fink
Bremer Ty Bar Association
Eto
Faculty of
Tripoli School
John Plans
Anton Nielsen
Richard Alcock
Leland Alcock
FTA
Wartburg College
Waverly
Anton M. Nielsen
Tripoli
Linda Buenger
Lester Buenger
Frederika
University of Iowa
Memorial Day Services Planned in Tripoli May 29
Memorial Day events in Tripoli begin at 10 a.m. in the town hall with a cemetery salute at Faith United Church. Pastor LaVerne Sova delivers the address. parade starts at 9:30 a.m. from the VFW post and features the Tripoli High School marching band and local veterans groups.
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Tripoli
VFW
American Legion
Town Hall
Faith United Church
Tripoli High School
Cub
Main Street
L. L. Moeller
VFW Post
Glenn M. Kappelmann
Grace Lutheran Church
Karl King
General Logan
John Fink
Hassler
Bach
Joan Rettig
JoAnn Kuecker
Sherri Buss
Faith United Church Cemetery
William A. Kuker
Reminder of Little League Registration Time and Place
Parents are reminded to pre register for the little league baseball program at Tripoli's south park shelter house on Tuesday May 30 from 1 to 4 p m. Boys must be eight by July 1 to participate as the summer program runs May 31 to July 28.
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Tripoli
South Park
Rich Waller
Memorial Day Limited Postal Service in Tripoli
Memorial Day on Monday May 29 will bring limited postal service at the Tripoli office per postmaster Ray H. Fink. Incoming mail for box renters will be processed and the usual evening dispatch will occur. No rural delivery or counter service on that day as businesses close except for some open service establishments.
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Tripoli
Ray H. Fink
Rummage and Bake Sale Near Tripoli Details
A group rummage and bake sale runs May 27 28 29 starting 9:00 am at the Clarence Forberg residence three miles north of Tripoli on highway 93. Contact Ph. 882-4247.
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Clarence Forberg
Tripoli
Boy Scouts Host Car Wash at Local Lumber Yard
The Boy Scouts plan a car wash on Saturday afternoon May 27 starting at 1 o'clock on the south side of the Hasbrouck Voetmann lumber yard.
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Hasbrouck - Voetmann
Doctor Weeber Takes Vacation Leave
Dr. W. B. Weeber will be out of town on vacation from June 15 to July 4, closing office during the period.
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W. B. Weeber
Annual Poppy Sales Continue This Week
A disabled veteran crafts handmade poppies for 1972 as part of the annual sale. The American Legion offers pop pies to wear in remembrance of fallen and disabled service members and to show support for American freedom.
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The
American Legion
Panther Trackmen Set 3 Records During Season
Tripoli High School trackmen posted a strong season with two new records at the North High triangular meet. Gaylen Drape set the 880 yard run record at 2:00.9, Wayne Dettmer broke his own two mile mark with 10:38.7, and the mile medley team of Dan Boeckmann, Richard Gienau, Dennis Boeckmann, and another teammate previously set a record.
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Tripoli High School
Gaylen Drape
Wayne Dettmer
Dan Boeckmann
Richard Gienau
Dennis Boeckmann
Ed Renner
Rich Gienau
Ken Bergmann
Brian Bockhaus
Tom Smalley
Tony Magnall
John Sova
Danny Kuecker
Dorsey Steere
den Boeckmann
L. H
Dan
Tripoli Leader delays and holiday publishing schedule
The Tripoli Leader will publish on Thursday next week instead of Wednesday due to Memorial Day. The office closes Monday, May 29, with Memorial Day observed on the last Monday in May. Newspaper routes will deliver Thursday afternoon and Friday morning. Deadline for news and ads extended one day. regular Wednesday schedule returns the following week.
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Tripoli
Iowa
Robert Sievers
Joel Boeckmann
Roger Boeckmann
Sievers
Alcohol Drug Abuse Program Set Here June 1
The Women's Fellowship of Faith United Church of Christ hosts Mrs. Edna Thews of the Citizens Committee on Alcohol and Drug Abuse Cedar Rapids for a program Thursday June 1 at 8 p.m. in the church Fellowship Hall. A pot luck supper and meeting precede at 5:30 p.m. Dessert coffee and kool aid provided by the executive board. Dress casual.
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Women’s Fellowship of Faith United Church of Christ
Edna Thews
Citizens Committee On Alcohol and Drug Abuse
Cedar Rapids
Church Fellowship Hall
Women’s Fellowship
Tripoli golf teams cap season with wins over New Hampton and Denver
Tripoli girls fell to New Hampton 203 to 222 as Beki Sassman earned medalist with 43. In later meet against Denver, Sassman led with 48 and Tripoli boys posted 175 while Denver's Gielau shot 40 for the medal. Turkey Valley results show varied scores for both squads.
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Tripoli High
New Hampton
Pantherettes
Beki Sassman
Tripoli
Denver
Jon Gielau
Turkey V. Tripoli
Turkey Valley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gerald Tonne
Jtonne
Mr. and
Tonne
Wartburg Waverly
Drape
Erwin Drape
Gaylen
Iowa State University
LD Tonne
Richard Alcock Nielsen
Danforth
Danforth Award
LaVerne Sova
St. John’s United Church of Christ, Waverly
Wendall Kuethe
Taps — Finney
Panther
Monty Bergmann
Steve Moeller
Valley of Elgin
Geneseo
Colleen Marquardt
D. Westendorf
T. Westendorf
Laura Krumm
K. Gates
J. Hauth
M. Smith
M. Bodensteiner
Sassman
Marquardt
Rettig
Nuss
Butler
Soeder
Meade
Morley
Mark Moeller
Sid Tegtmeier
Jim Fink
Paul Miller
Dan Sauerbrei
Denver — Gielau
Wooldick
Bartling
Murley
Kalainoff
Westendorf
Krumm
Turkey
Kuehner
Kuhn
Glass
Schmidt
Moeller
Tegtmeier
Alcock
Milius
Boys — Junks
Balk
Merrick
Weis
Terri Krumm
Laura T Prese
Marquar Mber No Poe
Tor
AM . van Rettig
Pons i le Wee Bek Bassman
J Ort
Teri Nuss
Kevin Milius
Joe Schnieders
Rick Alcock
Gary Krumm
Richard
Dean Mirs
Jeff Kuhrt
John Poock
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