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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1961

Page

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Tripoli Panthers blank Janesville 19 to 0 for Homecoming

Tripoli dominated Janesville 19 to 0 in the homecoming game. Dennis Berg ran 35 yards for a first half TD, Dennis Mann added another, and Doug Hammon’ s one yard plunge sealed a third place CeGar-Wapsie Conference finish for Tripoli while Janesville remains winless this year.

Ripoli Janesville Dunkerton Webster Dennis Bergripoli Iain Tripoli Janesville Wildcats Ijdcats Panthers Dennismann Guarjend Panther Janesite Dennis Bergann Janesile Doughmann

Tripoli Plans Water System Flush and Disinfection

Tripoli Mayor Barnes and the Town Council announce a scheduled water system flush from 9 p.m. Saturday to 9 a.m. Sunday. Residents should limit drinking water use to essential needs during the chlorine treatment. Officials say no harmful effects will result and the operation aims to cleanse and disinfect the system by flushing water from the tower to all hydrants.

Iremen’s Dance and Lutheran Supper Friday in Frederika

The Frederika fire department dance is Friday night at Riviera Nes Ville with live music. St John’s Lutheran church serves its annual ham and chicken supper on Wednesday, Oct. 18, starting 4:30 PM, featuring chicken or ham, lutons, gravy, baked beans, carrots, cranberry salad, plates, rolls, pies, coffee. adults and children 9 and under pricing listed.

Iremen Frederika The Riviera St John’s Lutheran Church Jactika

Bremer County Women’s Chorus Rehearsal Set

The Bremer County Women’s Chorus begins its 1961 62 activities October 20 from 10 00 to 3 30 at Tripoli Town Hall with Max Exner of Iowa State University Extension directing. All interested may attend and no club affiliation is required. A potluck luncheon is planned.

Bremer County Tripoli Town Hall Max Exner Iowa State University

Fire Prevention Week Observed by Local Department

The TriPoli Volunteer Fire Department marks Fire Prevention Week with local observance. Fire Chief Clarence Boeckman says members will inspect downtown businesses for fire hazards later this week and familiarize themselves with each interior to aid in potential firefighting efforts.

Tripoli Boeckman

Elinor Stumme Named Homecoming Queen at Tri Poli

Elinor Stumme daughter of Mr and Mrs Ewald Stumme was crowned homecoming queen at Tri poli Community Schools festivities last week. Co captain Bill Garner crowned her after the game at the homecoming dance hosted by master of ceremonies LeRoy Benarden. Attendants include Darlyl Lampe Joan Buchholz Rosemary Garner and others from the junior sophomore and freshman classes.

Elinor Stumme Ewald Stumme Tripoli Tripoli Community Schools Bill Garner LeRoy Benarden Darlyl Lampe Clarence Lampe Fred Erika Joan

Kirchhoff Couple Marks 76th Wedding Anniversary

Mrs Anna Kirchhoff and Mr and Mrs Ray Block attended the 76th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs Lavern Kirchhoff in Fredericksburg on Sunday afternoon. Also present were Mr and Mrs Jene Kirchhoff and family.

Lavern Kirchhoff Fredericksburg Anna Kirchhoff Ray Block Jene Kirchhoff

Insurance Meeting Attended by Robert Kuhrt in Oelwein

Robert Kuhrt attended an insurance meeting and luncheon in Oelwein on Tuesday.

Robert Kuhrt Oelwein

Applications for Conservation Officer Exams Announced

The State Conservation Commission invites men aged 22 to 38 with at least a high school education and 135 pounds to apply for Conservation Officer posts. Applications are at the Central Office Des Moines Iowa and must be returned by November 10 1961. Qualified entrants will be notified of exam details.

State Conservation Commission East 7Th Court Avenue Des Moines Iowa

Mrs. Buls Leaves Hospital After Two-Week Stay

Mrs. Otto Buls returns home from Scholtz Memorial Hospital Waterloo after two and a half weeks as Mrs. Clara Dettmer of Waverly cares for her at home. Mrs. Buls will remain bedbound for about four more weeks.

Otto Buls Scholtz Memorial Hospital Waterloo Clara Dettmer Waverly Buls Heffernan

Seven Residents Run for Five Town Council Seats

Seven candidates will appear on the November town ballot for five council seats. Eldo Kehe Ed Olejniczak Dr L J Magnall Hollis Niemeyer Leland Bergmann Reinhardt Rucker and incumbent E G Michael seek seats, with incumbent mayor George W Barnes and treasurer C C Eichmann unopposed. The contest marks continued civic engagement in the town election.

Eldo Kehe Ed Olejniczak Dr. L. J. Magnall Hollis Niemeyer Leland Bergmann Reinhardt Rucker E. G. Michael George W. Barnes C. C. Eichmann

Tripoli Sales Co expands farm service with new Bath Center

Tripoli Sales Co. Inc. adds a Farm Service Center to its offerings. Owner Jack Snyder says the Bath facility displays animal health products, farm sanitizers, pesticides, and herbicides with more than 30 items. Discounts include injectible iron for swine and other coupon deals in coming weeks.

Tripoli Sales Co. Inc Jack Snyder Bath Bath Farm

Water Main Disinfecting Planned by Town

The town will clean and disinfect all water mains on Saturday October 14 starting at 9 p m and continuing until about 9 a m Sunday. The water bell will sound at the start and residents are urged to draw sufficient water beforehand for drinking until 9 a m Sunday. Chlorine will be used, which is harmless but may leave an undesirable taste. Mayor George V Barnes signs the notice.

Tripoli Ivor Barnes George V. Barnes Lake Rezaieh

Community Chest Fund Drive Underway in Tripoli

The eighth annual Tripoli Community Chest membership campaign is well underway with $1,020.09 reported to date. Campaign chairman Mrs. G. R. Rettig announced the tally on Tuesday evening.

Tripoli

Community Chest aims for 2600 goal with 40 percent met

The Tripoli Community Chest notes only 1000 of 2600 raised so far and explains the need for a full yearly gift. Donors receive receipts listing contributed agencies and should keep them for reference if asked to contribute again. The Chest evaluates 11 worthy organizations and distributes funds accordingly.

Burro Transportation Surprises Iran Visit by Heffernan

Wm. D. Heffernan of Ionia reports from Tehran as a representative of the International Farm Youth program. He notes burros are the main practical transport for tribesmen, with carts and packs common, and describes bazaars, irrigation farms, and village life including camel and horse trade, wheat, grapes, and raisin production, plus the spread of education and roads in the region.

Wm. D. Heffernan W. H. Heffernan Ionia International Farm Youth IFYE Tehran Iran

Farming Equipment Auction Saturday Details

Public auction of farming equipment and some household goods set for Saturday October 14 at 1 p m. Personal property of Fred A Nieman located 644 miles east of Tripoli. Wayne Opperman and Don Roose serve as auctioneers. sale clerked by the First National Bank of Sumner. Mr and Mrs Bert Smith and Mary Newton visited Fred Smiths brother over the weekend.

Fred A. Nieman Tripoli Wayne Opperman Don Roose First National Bank of Sumner

Commercial Club Plans Monthly Meeting Next Monday

The Commercial Club will hold its regular meeting Monday evening at the Tripoli Town Hall. Dinner is served at 7 by women of St. Peter's Evangelical and Re formed church. Reservations are due Friday via Ray Bunger, secretary. Members urged to attend the meeting if not joining dinner.

Tripoli Ray Bunger

Tripoli High School 1961 Homecoming Parade Winners

Pictured are homecoming scenes from Tripoli High School as the 1961 parade winners are announced. The top prize float by eleventh graders themed Dreams of Victory wins first, second by seventh and eighth graders with Jar J Ville, third by tenth grade with Squeezing Out a Victory, plus the marching band leading Friday events. Judges were Mrs. Erwin Towne, Mrs. Roy Soles, and G. R. Rettig.

Tripoli High School Tripoli Erwin Towne Roy Soles G. R. Rettig

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Barnes Bremer Co Linda Dettmer Tony Magnall Conservation Officer Fish and Game Tripoli Sales Co Agen Cies Bert Smith Mary, Newton Mrs Fred Smith Commercial Club
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