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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1961
Page
6
The menu lists weekday options for a school lunch. Monday offers chili and crackers carrot celery sticks vanilla pudding bread and butter and milk. Tuesday features hamburger gravy mashed potatoes green beans apple crisp bread and butter and milk. Thursday serves hot roast beef sandwich mashed potatoes lettuce and Jell O. Friday provides creamed eggs baked potatoes celery fruit cup bread and butter and milk.
The Denver Town and Country Garden Club received eight books on flower arrangements at a Tuesday meeting. Irene Luesenhop presented the books in memory of her late sister Lillian Luesenhop, with plans to place them in the Denver Library for public use. Other notes cover travels, visits, and local society activities.
Bremer County District Court lists several new filings including Harold O Hastings against Kay Simerson and Amalia Bernhard, L C Moeller dba Moeller Auto Mart against Raymond Wedemeier, State of Iowa against Harold W Pritchard for desertion, and a support petition by the State in Sauerbrei cases. Additional matters include Hastings versus Wallace John Cryprian Hastings for OMVI and Anton Engelhart versus Central Standard Life Insurance Co.
Henry Bathke 61 formerly of Sumner died Friday at his Charles City home after a surgery in Rochester. Funeral 9 a.m. at Immaculate Conception Charles City. Survived by wife Helen Mzak son Henry Milwaukee daughter Mrs Albert Horvath Charles City seven grandchildren two great grandchildren mother Mrs Will Bathke three brothers and three sisters. He moved to Charles City to run Bathke Mobil Service.
Henry Haar and numerous Dallenbach Hoeger Frisch family members attended the National convention of Future Farmers of America in Kansas City Missouri. Others listed visited at John Harrs home later. hospital releases followed. funeral services for Dr Felix Hennesey were held in Calmar. Past Matrons club hosted by Mrs Clifford Douglass with door prizes. Reverend Paul Pfaltzgraf from Des Moines conducted evangelistic services.
The article notes church services at Salem Episcopal Baptist Union church from October 15 to October 20 led by a graduate of Westmar College and Naperville Theological Seminary, with mention of Mrs. Raymond Giesemann and other attendees.
Under the Joint Revolution Congress dated March 1, 1845, Texas may subdivide into four states. This brief note indicates a possible reorganization of territorial boundaries and governance as debated in early state formation discussions.
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