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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1971
Page
4
The notice touts Bolson's 35 percent Hi Test Protein Conditioner to balance new corn and speed hogs to market. It promotes Bolson wormers in liquid or dry form and urges purchase from Bol son’s.
The Schuldt family thanks relatives, neighbors and friends for food memorials cards and flowers and special thanks to Dr Stumme and Rev Geo Gunde for kindness at the death of Ida Schuldt. Bob Rathbone expresses appreciation for cards gifts visits and farm help after hospital stay and prayers from Rev Selberg and Rev Dornbusch.
Sixty four Bremer County 4-H leaders donate time to guide members through their 4-H years. Sharon Miller explains shift from two leaders per club to specialized roles with organization and project leaders coordinating, reporting, and supporting officers and members.
Miss Kathy Olmstead and the faculty invite interested persons to an open house at Allen Memorial Hospital Lutheran School of Nursing on Friday October 22 1971 from 10 am to 3 pm. Attendees can learn about the school and career opportunities in nursing and should notify the Director of Nursing Education at 1825 Logan Avenue Waterloo Ia 50703.
Mr and Mrs Duane Judisch hosted a Saturday wedding reception at their home for Doug Kiefer and his wife, who wed August 14 in Omaha. The couple, with family from Waterloo Cedar Falls and Tripoli, reside at Faye's Trailer Court in Fayette where Doug is a senior at Upper Iowa College.
The Perry Douthits of Clarinda observed their 70th wedding anniversary on September 11, marking seven decades of marriage and shared celebrations with family and friends.
Fragmentary OCR text references a trial at the Dunham home. It mentions a wife named Kate aged 90, but many words are garbled, preventing a coherent event or outcome.
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