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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1963
Page
4
Mrs Mandel Kramer expresses gratitude to neighbors relatives and friends for cards visits flowers and gifts while in Allen Memorial hospital Waterloo and after returning home She thanks friends relatives and classmates for cards letters and visits following a broken leg in hospital
The Edna Kiefer family expresses heartfelt gratitude to relatives neighbors and friends who sent flowers and memorial gifts in memory of their mother. Special thanks to Rev Puhlmann for prayers and services. appreciation to teachers coaches and Sumner hospital staff for their care.
15 members attend the Branden burg Krueger VFW Auxiliary meeting held at the Post home. Senior Vice President Clara Towne will present two new Cub Scout flags at the Nov 25 pack meeting. Florine Kirchhoff initiated as a member. Reports on membership and rehabilitation reviewed. Donations given to National Home Christmas Seals Iowa Cottage Happy Holidays and Hospital Christmas. Members reminded to donate bazaar item for cancer bazaar at district meeting Sunday. Lena Gebert hosted.
The 1963 Christmas Seal campaign in Tripoli invites residents to mail Christmas Seals to support Bremer County Tuberculosis and Health Association. Seal chairman Robert Selick urges continued giving to fund case-finding, research, and public health efforts against tuberculosis and other respiratory diseases.
Ed Lancaster from Orange City raises two squash totaling 172 pounds. The seed traces to a 170 pound squash grown at Koszta. Lancaster’s horticultural note ties his crop to Koszta heritage but remains focused on the current yield and residence.
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