Tripoli Leader High School News May 1966
Local Tripoli news brief from the May 25 1966 issue covers school events and town notices with emphasis on community happenings in Tripoli Iowa.
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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1966
Page
8
Local Tripoli news brief from the May 25 1966 issue covers school events and town notices with emphasis on community happenings in Tripoli Iowa.
Thirty six members of Denver High School senior class left May 19 for a trip to Chicago. Marilyn Foelske could not attend due to injuries from a recent auto accident. The group, led by Supt. Ramon Green and chaperones, stayed at the Conrad Hilton. They toured O'Hare Field Lincoln Park Zoo Museum of Science and Industry and the Chicago Post Office. They saw an ice show and Maxwell Street before returning home. Money for the trip came from school fundraisers.
Pfe Dennis Krueger son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Krueger Tripoli arrived May 16 to spend a 15 day furlough with his parents after which he will return to Nicki Missile Base Grafton Ill
Chris Syndergaard, father of Mrs. Donald Fish, spends the summer at Hillsdale Wisconsin with his son Mr and Mrs Ed Syndergaard.
Denver high school holds a special awards assembly in the gym at 8 45 a m on May 26 with prophecy readings and awards for music vocal baseball citizenship. The public is invited. Junior and senior students attend. Grade school awards are given in classrooms. May 27 is final day. teachers on duty May 28 and part of May 31. Report cards mailed May 28. Check-out hours 1 to 3 p m May 31.
Surgical patient Randy Neuendorf son of Mr and Mrs Darrell Neuendorf will enter Scholtz Memorial Hospital Waterloo today for surgery. He is expected to be home Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Carmichael of Baker and Mrs. Marion Narum of Billings visited Sunday. They were dinner guests in the E. A. Kleiss home and called in the Mrs. Vada Plate home in the afternoon.
Diane Bergmann daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Bergmann married William Katzenberger son of Mr and Mrs Frank Katzenberger at Nashua on Saturday. Attendants were Glen Katzenberger and sister-in-law. Bride wore a white street length dress with blue hat. luncheon followed at the bride’s home. Bride a Tripoli High School graduate. groom works at a Hillsdale lumber company and they will live there.
Stationed in Texas, Fred Heidemann of Janesville visited the Fred Heidemann home Sunday evening. He left Tuesday for Texas where he will be stationed with the Air Force.
Ronald Sievers, son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Sievers, came home Tuesday after three years in the U S Army following service in Germany.
In Bremer County Iowa District Court the will of Johanna C Jungblut deceased dated December 26 1958 was admitted to probate on May 12 1966 Ernest H Stehn named Executor of the estate located in Waverly Iowa Creditors and heirs are asked to file claims with the district court clerk within six months from the second publication and to make immediate payment of debts owed. Englebrecht Ackerman attorneys for Executor. Date of second publication May 25 1966. (26-2)
A lecture and slide program on the Holy Land will be given at St Pauls Lutheran Church Artesian tonight at 8. Guest speaker Allen Konrad a Concordia Theological Seminary seminarian Springfield Illinois is the Lutheran. The public is invited to attend.
Weather observations taken at 6 pm daily with data for May 18 to May 21. Readings show temperatures ranging from the mid 40s to mid 70s and include 67 on May 19 and 75 on May 21. Weather observer J. M. Haydon records minima and maxima.
Pfe Daniel Schumacher of Pendleton California is on a seven day leave with his parents and Mrs Lavern Schumacher. He is visiting during the leave period and plans to return to duty after the break.
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