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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1973
Page
8
Local page from Tripoli Leader in Iowa dated May 30 1973 with brief notices and community items. May include school, church, and civic announcements typical of small town newspapers.
David O. Samples, son of Cdr. and Mrs. M. F. Samples of Denver and Los Alamedos California, graduates from Purdue University School of Astronautics, Aeronautics and Engineering Sciences on May 9. He will be commissioned by his father on May 8 as a Navy officer and reports to Mare Island California for initial duty. Ensign Samples is selected for the Navy Nuclear Program.
Cathy completes medical training at Montefiore Hospital Bronx after a year in medical school and a Public Health Service appointment. She earned a BS from Drake University in 1969 and graduated Chevy Chase High School in 1965. She plans to join the U S Public Health Service after internship.
Ralph Wikner receives a certificate for one thousand hours of Veterans Affairs volunteer service from Administrator Donald E. Johnson at Tucson VA Hospital on May 10, 1973. Coe College honors 183 graduates including Ricky Joe Wittenburg in physical education. Don Villers of Belle Plaine collects 1300 beer cans, Iowa’s second largest, dating to the 1930s and 40s.
The Secretary of State notifies of a July 1 1973 vacancy for district court judge in Judicial Election District 2A due to rising case load. The Governor will appoint one of two nominees from the district nominating commission, meeting June 18 1973 at Mason City Iowa to select candidates. The district includes Bremer Butler Cerro Gordo Floyd Franklin Hancock Mitchell Winnebago Worth.
Dr. William C. Oelke a science professor at Grinnell College with a 42 year tenure as teacher and research scholar was honored at a recent alumni symposium on the Grinnell campus.
May activities for Brownies included Mother and Father’s Day gift making, a fly up ceremony for second graders joining Junior Girl Scouts, and a May 12 Camp Sacajawea play day with 24 attendees. Last meeting welcomed fall Brownies with parents, Young Homemakers, and mothers. entertainment by both troops. May hostesses and treats were provided by members of troops 214 and 404.
Arvid Sealine of Kamvar, now 86, has built a 25 year hobby into a prize collection. He carved horses spinning wheels and a Budweiser wagon with horses, a project estimated at 150 hours that won a blue ribbon at the Iowa State Fair.
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