Nashua Panthers end season with trip to Nashua clash
Nashua travels to face Tri Nashua in a season finale as the Panthers seek revenge after last year's loss. Nashua opened with a 26-0 defeat at New Hampton, then posted wins over Nora Springs 25-0, Manly 20-7, St. Ansgar 18-14, Rockford 24-7 and Greene 20-0, with a 12-12 tie at Lake Mills. Tripoli edged Calmar 20-6 in a late-season thriller.
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Quipoll
Nashua
Panthers
Tri
New Hampton
Nora Springs
Manly
St. Ansgar
Rockford
Greene
Lake Mills
Tripoli
Calar
Calmar
Qarter
Clem Wagner
Carl Jiman
Spillman
Panther
Mail and bank services closed Monday nationwide holiday
Postmaster Ray Fink announced there will be no mail service in Tripoli next Monday due to Veterans Day. Window service, star routes, and rural delivery will be halted. American Savings Bank will also close. other Tripoli businesses largely remain open per the Commercial Club schedule.
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Tripoli
Ray Fink
American Savings Bank
L. H
Ink
Commercial Club
Funeral for Mrs Hinde 85 Died Sunday in Milwaukee
READLYN Special Last rites were held today in Milwaukee for Mrs Amos Hinde 85 former Readlyn resident who died Sunday at her daughter's home in Milwaukee. Burial was in Bethlehem Lutheran church cemetery with Pastor Wangerin in charge. She died of complications of old age. She is survived by her husband a daughter Mrs FE G Handrich Milwaukee and three grandchildren. She was preceded by her parents three brothers and four sisters. Mrs tons in AGENTS MEET a Farm Insurance Meeting noted Cedar Rapids agents meeting planned.
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Readlyn
Milwaukee
Wis
Amos Hinde
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Church
Wangerin
Hinde
FE. G. Handrich
Tons
Funeral tomorrow for Clyde McConkey Pinhook resident
Funeral services for Clyde McConkey 75, a farmer from the Pinhook community northeast of here, will be tomorrow morning at 9 30 at St Bridget s Catholic church Pinhook. Rosary will be tonight at 4 at Sumner Funeral chapel. He died Monday night in Sumner Community hospital of a stroke suffered on July 28. Burial will be in the church cemetery. He is survived by his wife Ada.
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Sumner
Clyde McConkey
Pinhook
Here
St. Bridget’s Catholic Church
Sumner Funeral Chapel
McConkey
Sumner Community Hospital
Church
Ada
Six Persons Fined In Mayor's Court In October
In October Mayor Rudolph Pregers court fined six individuals. Chester Francis of Vincennes paid 10 dollars for driving on the dike at Sweet's Marsh. Allen W. Buenger of Tripoli paid 25 dollars for taking a mallard from Sweet's Marsh game refuge. Arnold John Westendorf of Sumner paid 7 dollars for careless driving and failure to appear. Roger Drape of Waverly paid 5 dollars for parking and blocking a main thoroughfare. Richard Towne of Tripoli paid 5 dollars for parking and blocking a main thoroughfare. Lowell Buhr of Sumner paid 10 dollars for disorderly conduct by disobeying an officer. Informations in four cases were filed by Town Marshal Ed Bany.
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Rudolph Pregers
Chester Francis
Sycamore St
Vincennes
Ind
Sweet's Marsh
Allen W. Buenger
Tripoli
Sweet’s Marsh
Bruce Parker
Arnold John Westendorf
Sumner
Roger Drape
Waverly
Richard Towne
Lowell Buhr
Ed Bany
Tripoli District Dismissal for Teacher Convention
Supt. E. R. Sariver announces no classes Thursday noon to Monday morning at Tripoli Community School. Only morning classes tomorrow with buses returning pupils at noon. Teachers will attend their annual convention during the vacation period.
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Tripoli Community School
E. R. Sariver
Community Chest Officials Thank Donors for Funds
Alfred Rieck, fund drive chairman, praised Tripoli Community Chest after surpassing its $2,720 quota with total funds of 2,752.75 and pending memberships. Business district solicitations yielded about 40 percent, with totals listed by area captains and organizers.
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Alfred Rieck
Tripoli
Robert Kuhrt
Funeral in Denver for Ex-Resident Hulda Hagemann
Funeral services for Hulda Hagemann 81 former Denver resident who died in Palmdale California were held at Matthias Funeral Home. Burial followed at Fairview Cemetery with casket bearers including Harry Hagemann Vernon Hagemann Edwin Hagemann Joe Grawe Frederick Grawe and Carl Hagemann. Survived by three daughters Roy Trumbauer How ard Roberts Lyle Allee and three sons Ray Alfred John. Preceded by her husband.
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Denver
Hulda Hagemann
Palmdale
Calif
Matthias Funeral Home
Fairview Cemetery
Harry Hagemann
Vernon Hagemann
Edwin Hagemann
Joe Grawe
Frederick Grawe
Carl Hagemann
C. F. Hafermann
van Nuys
Hagemann
Roy Trumbauer
Howard Roberts
San Jose
Lyle Allee
Englewood
Ray
Rouge River
Ore
Alfred
Seaside
John
Local Cage Teams Open Season Friday November 15
Tripoli High School students move from football to basketball as the boys under Coach Stan Higdon and girls under Coach John Mullen begin practice. First games host Fredericksburg on Friday November 15 and visit Greene on Tuesday November 19. Full schedule to be printed next week.
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Tripoli High School
Stan Higdon
John Mullen
Fredericksburg
Greene
St John’s Lutheran to host ham and chicken supper
St John’s Lutheran Church in Frederika will sponsor a ham and chicken supper on Thursday November 14 in the church parlors. Serving starts at 5 PM. Adults priced at 1 dollar and children at 50 cents.
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St. John's Lutheran Church
Frederika
Drive for Welfare Groups in Tripoli Next Year
A welfare fundraising drive will be held in Tripoli for the coming year with another Community Chest collection planned in October 1958. The effort aims to support local welfare organizations and bolster community welfare programs through coordinated donations and events.
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Tripoli
Funeral Today for Ernst G. Redies, Longtime Resident
Funeral services were held today for Ernst G. Redies 88 longtime Bremer county resident who died Sunday morning at his home. The service at Rettig Funeral Home and St Pauls Lutheran Church Artesian was led by Rev O H Moll. Burial followed in the church cemetery with casket bearers Wendall Redies Douglas Redies Marvin Redies James Redies Fugene Redies and Eldon Goodenbour. He had suffered several strokes in the past two years and died after a final stroke 10 days earlier. He was born March 8 1869 in Mecklenburg Germany and came to the United States with his parents then lived on a farm near Tripoli Bremer County. He married Anna Rucker in 1900 and remained a St Pauls member since 1905. He moved from the farm to Tripoli about three years ago. Surviving are five sons Fred Gustav Arthur Henry and Emil. five daughters Alma Goodenbour Elda Wille Lucinda Wittenburg Darlene Biesterfelt and Esther Redies. 17 grandchildren 14 great grandchildren and a sister Alvina Lohmann. He was preceded by a brother Frank and sisters Bertha Stehn and Amelia Kueker.
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Ernst G. Redies
Bremer County
Rettig Funeral Home
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Artesian
O. H. Moll
Church
Wendall Redies
Douglas Redies
Marvin Redies
James Redies
Fugene Redies
Eldon Goodenbour
Redies
Ernst Gustav Redies
Carl and
Caroline Kroepper Redies
Mecklenburg
Germany
United States
New York
Tripoli
Anna Rucker
St. Paul’s Church
Fred
Cedar Rapids
Gustav
Arthur
Henry
Emil
Waverly
Alma Goodenbour
Jesup
Elda Wille
Denver
Lucinda Wittenburg
Readlyn
Darlene Biesterfelt
Esther Redies
Alvina Lohmann
Frank
Bertha Stehn
Amelia Kueker
First Showing of 58 Ford at Ambrose Auto Showrooms
Public invited to view the 1958 Ford line at Wm. Ambrose Auto Co. showrooms on Thursday Friday and Saturday. Owner Robert Ambrose announced a free door prize Saturday night and free coffee and doughnuts will be served all day Saturday. The new line is described in an advertisement elsewhere in this issue.
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East
Willard Holm
Charles Smith
Walter Steward
Erwin Volker
Orville Haase
Ed Biesterfelt
Edw. Rosenthal
South
Carl W. Ryan
Carl Ryan
Doyle Gordon
Everett Ambrose
Wes Bockhaus
Arno Ladage
Ewald Kleiss
Clarence Nerge
Malinda Fink
Marie Kuhrt
Ed Bany
West— Duane Holm
Robert Selek
LaVern Tegtmeier
Leo Sauerbrei
Perry Crittenden
Eldo Kehe
Louis Platte
Herb Jahnke
Fred Brase
North—Orlyn Milius
Roger Boeckmann
Alfred Bock
Wm. Hurmence
Robert Sievers
LaVern Boeckmann
L. J. Magnall
G. R. Rettig
Community Chest
Wm. Ambrose Auto Co
Robert Ambrose
H Oltrogge Wins 75 Treasure Prize in Tripoli Draw
C H Oltrogge earned 75.00 after being present in Tripoli at 3 p m last Saturday when the Treasure Chest prize went unclaimed for two weeks. The next first prize resets to 25 with a 10 consolation if absent. Other drawn names last week were Mrs Pauline Lahmann Alfred Bock Mrs Wendall Kuethe and Leroy Decker. To claim, entrants must notify Kuhrt Insurance Agency within three minutes after the siren.
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C. H. Oltrogge
Tripoli
Pauline Lahmann
Alfred Bock
Wendall Kuethe
Leroy Decker
Kuhrt Insurance Agency
Auction sale planned at Tripoli farm Tuesday
Victor Kelsey and P L Crittenden announce a complete closing out sale starting 12:30 p m next Tuesday Nov 12 at the farm on the north edge of Tripoli along Highway 93. The sale includes 101 head of livestock chickens a full line of machinery hay grain miscellaneous items and some household goods. Orville Naber Dumont will act as auctioneer and American Savage Bank will clerk.
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Victor Kelsey
P. L. Crittenden
Tripoli
Highway
Kelsey
Ruhr Chevrolet Co
Orville Naber
Dumont
Actioneer
American Savage Bank
Night of Nov. 13 Junior Class Play at Tri Poli High
The junior class presents The Happier We'll Be a three act comedy directed by Carol Schoof. Centered on the Thatcher family Father aims to run for mayor but fears offending neighbor politician Mr. Dexter. Vivien clandestinely sees Jack Harmon while Judy feigns deafness amid comic complications.
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Tripoli High School
Carol Schoof
Thatcher
Father
Melvin Bull
Dexter
Bill Kuker
Vivien
Karen Pinch
Leslie
Thatchers
Jack
Frederika Cagers Open Season With Split of Twin Bill
Frederika’s 1957-58 season opened with a Friday doubleheader versus Tinchford. The Frederika girls won 43-42 in overtime, led by Toyce Wiltse with 28 points. The Frederika boys lost 58-47, with Roger Zekoff scoring 17. Next games are Tuesday at Fredericksburg.
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Frederika
Tinchford
Toyce Wiltse
Roger Zekoff
Fredericksburg
Prize winners named in Bettig Furniture Lucky 7 Sale drawing
Prize winners in the Bettig Furniture Lucky 7 Sale drawing held last Saturday include Clarence Bahlmann winning a platform rocker Bernita Wikner receiving four folding chairs and a group of winners Mrs John Koschmeder Betty Buchholz Mrs E J Volker Kaye Holm and Mrs Oscar Heideman each receiving an E W brand turkey.
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Bettig Furniture
Clarence Bahlmann
Bernita Wikner
John Koschmeder
Betty Buchholz
E. J. Volker
Kaye Holm
Oscar Heideman
Turkey Supper by St Peter's Church Tomorrow Night
Men of St Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church sponsor a turkey supper served family style in the church parlors tomorrow night from 5 30 p m until all are served. Public is invited.
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St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Victor Kelsey Returns From Allen Memorial Hospital
Victor Kelsey came back Friday from Allen Memorial hospital in Waterloo and his condition is improving.
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Victor Kelsey
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
George V Barnes Elected Mayor on Write In Voting
A last day write in campaign secured George V Barnes the mayoral post in Tripoli for a two year term with 205 votes. He edged Arthur Bunger 58 to 51 as write ins dominated a noisy count over two hours. Council members chosen were P L Crittenden Wm Hurmence Henry Blasberg H C Juel and F F Carstensen.
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George V. Barnes
Arthur Bunger
Post
Tripoli
Barnes
Bunger
P. L. Crittenden
Wm. Hurmence
Henry Blasberg
H. C. Juel
F. F. Carstensen
C. C. Eichmann
Ray Bunger
L. H. Fink
M. W. Bennett
E. C. Fink
Dr. L. J. Magnall
Herman Tee
Jene Kirchhoff
Aug. Thies
Wm. Kuker
Harry Buhr
Will Towne
Walter Beisner
Ed Olejniczak
Oscar Quade
Ray Block
Gertie Meier
Robert Kuhrt
Lavern Tegtmeier
Robert Fink
Elmer Wilharm
Last Rites Thursday for Harry Trost 74
Funeral services for Harry Trost 74 long time Readlyn resident will be held Thursday at Grace Lutheran Church Waterloo. Burial in Midwest Garden of Memories. Mat tha s Funeral Home Denver in charge body remains til 11 am Thursday. He died Monday in Waterloo of carcinoma. Born Jan 1 1883 Palo son of Fred and Anna Trost married Emma Simner Oct 7 1908. Survived by wife son R F Trost Waterloo four grandchildren two brothers two sisters. Preceded by parents three sisters.
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Harry Trost
Readlyn
Grace Lutheran Church
Waterloo
Midwest Garden
Palo
Fred
Anna Trost
Emma Simner
Atkins
Trost
John
Lizzie Meyerhoff
Ella Meyerhoff
Home From Hospital Mark Wilharm Returns After Auto Crash
Mark Wilharm was released Wednesday from Mercy hospital in Waverly after an auto accident. His condition is improving satisfactorily.
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Mark Wilharm
Mercy Hospital
Waverly
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Parsaw
State Department of Public
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Ambrose Auto
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Crittenden
Meyor
Wilbur Gielau
Louis J. Bitterley
R. J. Guenther
Arthur Kurtz
Vernon Moeller
Wm. Schumacher
Albert Thiemann
Albert Brandt
Raymond Pipho
Milton Soldwisch
Carl Wooldrick
Fred Hartman
L. C. Moeller
H. C. Seydel
S. E. Gehrke
Burton Stumme
Melvin Boehme
Adrian Lockard
Walter Meier
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