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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1952
Page
8
A collection of short vignettes and reader notes from a local column including election musings about postwar presidential shifts since Coolidge, a two degree morning in 1951, playful movie line banter between Lady and Tramp, a speeding near Traer with license details, ripples of suspense in a diamond dilemma, and a perfume buyer's query in Iowa City.
A nostalgic local column invites readers to submit standout front page stories for Wednesday editions. The writer jokes about missing news, references a dairy barn project by Rudy Pavelee, garden talks, Halloween escapades, and a pumpkin pie recipe, ending with a playful nod to a new president and social chaos nearby.
Kramer’s Produce earned one point from Elmar Independent and fell three to Wapsie in New Hampton last Wednesday. Monday at Waterloo they won two and lost two to Chamberlain’s in Electric Park league. Ray Fink led with 194 high game and 573 high series. Women’s team Leader Peacocks went three points up and one down against Stolz Construction in Ladies Rollaway league. Water piped to the White House from a well in 1833.
A dense list of social visits spanned Independence Fredericksburg Nashua Waverly New Hampton and Readlyn with stops at Clarksville Bassett LeRoy and Readlyn as residents hosted relatives friends and neighbors over the weekend and weekdays. Notable names include the Greenley Clary Parson Albrecht Ager Bahlmann and Bremnan families among others. Weather ads note Cedar Falls activity.
Lowell H. Fink, son of Mrs. Louis H. Fi7 poli, has been promoted to cadet sergeant in the Iowa State College ROTC at Ames. The promotion is based on proficiency in military subjects and will remain effective for the rest of the school year.
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