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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1961

Page

8

Looking at Life as It Used to Be in Tripoli Area

A retrospective recalls Hattie Martens returning to Chicago after a two month visit. Local politics note Fred Bull nominated by the second district Democrats for supervisor. A large barn owned by Fred Stahlhut north east of Tripoli burned, destroying hay livestock and corn. A column of 25 years ago highlights obituaries weddings and church anniversaries, with local farms and markets cited. Five years ago, marriages, baptisms, a dairy club win, and a Tripoli Panthers football victory are recounted alongside community business changes.

Hattie Martens Chicago Fred Bull Fred Stahlhut Tripoli William Schultz St. Peter's Evangelical Church Theo. Thomas Marjorie Lee Albert Lee Sr Clifford Buchholz Herman Buchholz Edna Schneider Herman Schneider Sumner Lavern Kirchhoff Herman Kirchhoff Spring Fountain St. John’s Lutheran Church Buck Creek Kuhlmann Grace Lutheran Church Wm. F. Goetz Congregational Church of Robert Shields Ruehs Welding Wm. Ruehs Leslie Dettmer Kenneth Robert Kuhrt Kuhrt Tripoli Panthers Dunkerton Raiders FFA Jerry Biermann Lawrence Biermann Wayne Lageschulte Don Kohagen Oscar Kohagen Waterloo

Doris Strottman to Wed William Zwanziger in Oct

A miscellaneous shower at Harold Zwanziger home honored Doris Strottman, future bride of William Zwanziger. Hostesses were Sharon and Carol Zwanziger and Rosie Nipkes with about 30 guests. The wedding is set for Sunday October 22. Numerous guests and relatives visited and spent time with families across multiple towns including Fredericksburg, Readlyn, Waterloo, and Fort Dodge.

Harold Zwanziger Doris Strottman Sharon Carol Zwanziger Rosie Nipkes Miss Strottman William Zwanziger Lynn Marie Meyer Sumner Carl Abbas Miriam French E. J. Nargang New Hampton Oren Hinecker Nargang George Burrow Rock Island, Til L. A. Burrow David West Marlene Richard West Rowley Lloyd Bair Fredericksburg Margaret John and Paul Burrow Rock Island Wm. Burrow J. C. Ruehs Elmer Judas Waverly Judas Marvin Dancer Scott Tripoli Dennison Leitch Charles City Vickie McGregor Prairie du Chien Clyde Jordan Charles Hansen Waterloo Gary Charles Hansen Earl Jordan Madonna Lillie Rathbone G. A. Rowe S. J. McGowan St. Louis Park Minn Iona Jordan John Henning L. W. Bockhaus Bockhaus Henning Everett Mitchell Leland Alcock Effie Alcock Gilbert Schmudlach de Soto Wis Donald Bergmann Barbara Evansdale Clarence Bergmann Wayne Bravener Herbert Sonday William Bravener Robert Bergmann Merle Frye John Johnson Otto Marquardt Myron Marquardt Wm. Marquardt Ed Stanek Zumbrota Arlo Pipho Readlyn Roy Volker Robert Kenneth Lampe Irene Sherman Carol Sherman Mollie Thompson Hazel Ager Hazel Bowers C. C. Clary Ethel Carney Friendship Haven Fort Dodge

Birthday Tea and Weekend Visits Across Fairbank and Readlyn

Fremont area social notes record numerous birthday gatherings and visits. Families hosting and guests include Arlin and Clara Matthias, Peters, Koschmeders, Hoppenworths, Hunemullers, Judischs, Mohlings, Wikners, and Rathbones among others. The item closes with a historical note: the National Tuberculosis Association was organized in 1904.

National Tuberculosis Association

Oldest in West: WSUI, Iowa State Station Note

The State University of Iowa's WSUI claims status as the oldest radio station west of the Mississippi. The feature highlights WSUI's long-running service and historic position in Midwest broadcasting.

The State University of Iowa WSUI Mississippi

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Carolyn Buhr Harry Buhr Kenneth Morgensen H. W. Morgensen Beatrice Morgensen St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church E. F. Puhlmann Randolph Tiedt Church of the Good Shepherd Lowell A. Koch Louis Waschkat Harold Denver Iowa Frederika Fremont Arlin Matthias Fairbank Carl Peters Lester Peters Virgil Peters Clara Matthias Arnold Otto Lawrence Sne R. O. Wikner Lester Brooks Harley Boggess Lancaster Robert Rathbone Vernon Wikner Robert Fink Keniston Hoppenworth Fred Brase Elmer Clausing Bremer Tokay Velveeta Maxwell House Salern Golden van Camp Campbell DERBY Chile Betty Crocker Wilderness Ea T. Lux LUX Brickle Swift I. Foe Flako Vy Gal Block & Klemp Tripoli, Iowa Trusty’s Food Locker
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