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Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1957

Page

8

Iowa Duck Season Opens With Bright Prospects

Iowa's 1957 duck season begins Saturday with good teal and pintail populations. Southern regions expect strong early hunting due to favorable late summer and fall rains. Open hunting hours run sunrise to sunset, daily bag four ducks, possession eight after day one, one hooded merganser allowed, and a five goose limit with at most two of Canada, Hutchins, Cackling, or White-fronted geese. Open season for Wilson's snipe runs to November 3. Duck stamp required, cost two dollars.

Iowa Wapsie Sportsmen's Club Tripoli State Conservation Commission Canada

Town Hall Calendar

Weekly calendar lists events for October including Extension Service meetings on Wednesday October 2 and Wednesday October 9, a Council meeting Monday October 7, and an American Legion event Tuesday October 8.

Town Hall American Legion

Bowling Reignites Local Bowling League Night Highlights

In Sumner last Thursday Kramer’s Chicks defeated Gam ble’s Store 3-1 in women’s league. Margaret Fink led locals with a 167 high game and 482 series. Line scores show Selek, Tonne, Kuethe, Nerge posting solid totals while Pine ter creance posted 482. W. A. Meyer Clothier beat McAloon’s 3-1 as Mandel and Yale Kramer tied for high single at 203, Mandel adding a 554 series. Also, 50 years of service celebrated for Dr. F. A. Hennessy of Winneshiek County, former Iowa Medical Association president.

Kramer’s Chicks Gamble’s Sumner Margaret Fink Selek Kuethe Nerge Pine W. A. Meyer Clothier McAloon's Mandel Yale Kramer M. Kramer Y. Kramer Boeckmann Meyer Henning Winneshiek County F. A. Hennessy Calmar Iowa State Medical Association

Cheryl Colburn Weds Lloyd Kammeyer At Siegel Church

Cheryl Kay Colburn daughter of Mrs Kathryn Colburn and the late Wayne Colburn married Lloyd James Kammeyer son of Mr and Mrs Wm Kammeyer Sunday afternoon at St Pauls Lutheran Siegel in a double ring ceremony attended by 250 guests. The couple planned a two week Colorado trip and will reside at 440 Allen St Waterloo after October 14. Colburn is a Tri Poli High School and Wartburg College graduate employed at John Deere Tractor Works. Kammeyer a Tri Wartburg College graduate employed at Rath Packing Co.

Cheryl Kay Colburn Kathryn Colburn Wayne Colburn Lloyd James Kammeyer Wm. Kammeyer St. Paul's Lutheran Church Siegel Cyril Jandrey Raymond Schwarze Harley Joens Waverly Sabrina Frederick Krueger Darold Pipho Sumner Sis Ter Shirley Blasberg Mark Wilharm Gene Colburn Larry Vogt Tripoli Town Hall Mandel Kramer Fred Bock James Crittenden Ginny Pipho Waterloo Erv. Fortsch Denver Barbara Burman Colorado Allen St Tripoli High School American Institute of Business Des Moines John Deere Tractor Works Wartburg College Rath Packing Co

Beans on Bavender Farm Highlight High Yields Near Whitten

A high producing crop of soy beans was raised on the Robert Bavender farm near Whitten recently. Among them was a fine specimen noted for its size and quality.

Robert Bavender Whitten

Record yield of gle stalk with 269 pods

A gle stalk produced 269 pods, over twice the normal yield. Most pods held four beans while only a few pods contained three or fewer beans.

Northwood group bags antelope and deer on hunting trip

A. C. Hanson, Allen Hanson, Roger Hofstad, and Pat Seuser of Northwood bagged four buck antelope, three buck deer, and a fawn during a hunting trip.

A. C. Hanson Allen Hanson Roger Hofstad Pat Seuser Northwood

Wyoming Weight Leader Ads Highlight Field Dressed Animals

In Wyoming, eight animals were field dressed with weights ranging from 100 to 175 pounds as Weight Leader ads touted figures. The listings emphasize meat yields and market readiness, underscoring local farming and ranching activity.

Wyoming

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