Bremer County Democratic Central Meeting Opens HQ
Bremer County Democratic Central Committee meets October 19 at 8:00 p.m. in Waverly to officially open the Democratic Headquarters at 88 RF. Bremer. Guests include candidates Bill Hamm for State Senator and Tim Youns for State Representative. All Democrats and independents invited.
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Bremer County
Democratic Central Committee
Waverly
RF. Bremer
Bill Hamm
Tim Younsblood
Gross
Riviera
Janesville
Arthur Neu
William Mueller Household Sale Set for Monday
William Mueller and wife plan to move to Colorado after selling their Tripoli home. They will auction household goods Monday October 23 starting at 4 30 p m at 508 Second Avenue SW Tripoli with cash payments only and removal after settlement. Arnold Hexom Bill Dean are auctioneers and American Savings Bank serves as clerk.
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Wm. Mueller
Tripoli
Colorado
Second Avenue
Arnold Hexom
Bill Dean
American Savings Bank
No School Friday At Tri Poli Community School
Tri Poli Community School will not hold classes on Friday October 20 as teachers attend the State Teachers Convention and visit other schools.
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Tripoli Community School
Plan Coffee Here For Congressman Gross Thursday
Tripoli Republicans will host coffee for Congressman H R Gross on Thursday October 19 at 1 45 p m in the Tripoli town hall. The event invites all interested to meet the congressman seeking his 13th term as U S representative for Iowa third district.
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Tripoli
H. R. Gross
Tripoli Town Hall
Gross
U. S
Iowa
License Examiners to Visit Tripoli Saturday Morning
Iowa Highway Patrol driver license exam team will be in Tripoli at the town hall on Saturday October 21 from 8 a.m. to noon. Renewals issued until noon, tests only until 11:00 a.m. Examiners will not return until November 18.
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Iowa Highway Patrol
Tripoli
Italian Night At Maple Hills Event Notice
Saturday night at Maple Hills Country Club features Italian night to close the social schedule. Members and guests enjoy wine and dancing from 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. at a cost of 1.75 dollars per person. Reservations encouraged by calling 882-3207, 882-3076, or 882-4719. Come dressed as you like.
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Maple Hills Country Club
Maple Hills
Iowa Senate Youth Program Announces Winners Pending
Four students from Iowa participated in the United States Senate Youth Program after qualifying tests on September 22 in the office of L. A. Miller. Mary Jo Koschmeder Tripoli Beverly Flink Allison-Bristow Gregory Allison Parkersburg and Jeff Milks Wapsie Valley led by Greg Allison who had the highest score and wrote the Essay Completion Test.
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Iowa
United States Senate
Jack Miller
Harold Hughes
William Randolph Hearst Foundation
L. A. Miller
Joint County
Mary Jo Koschmeder
Tripoli
Beverly Flink
Allison-Bristow
Gregory Allison
Parkersburg
Jeff Milks
Wapsie Valley
Greg Allison
Tripoli Panthers Dominate Dunkerton 34-7 in Homecoming
Tripoli Panthers burst to a 34-0 halftime lead against Dunkerton, scoring three TDs in the first quarter and two in the second as Ed Renner and Tom Smalley produced key scores. Dunkerton finally reached the end zone late with Larry Smock’s 67 yard TD run. Coach Gene Perkins praised early control and balance.
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Tripoli Panthers
Dunkerton
Denver
Tripoli
Tom Smalley
Smalley
Duane Meihost
Finkin
Panther
Dunk
Ed Renner
Fink
Larry Smock
Kevin Kirchhoff
Perkins
Iowa Special Education advisory committee named
Special cor to visory Comm reports T Webb joined the advisory of Special Education programs at the University of Iowa. Webb serves Franklin and Butler counties joining Iowa Directors of cation in his role. The group works with supervisors training and organizations to foster improved programs. University of Iowa faculty and admin will assist to revise and evaluate training in line with professional wishes.
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D T. Webb
Universern
Iowa
Webb
Special Educans
Coun
Franklin
Butler
Counties
Wille Iowa
Cation
Sory
Local Auction Set for October at Waverly Residence
Fred J. Buchholz announces an auction this Saturday at the Waverly residence on 2 llth Street S.W. The sale, to settle matters with the National Bank of Waywork, features cash and Hexom as terms with Buchholz as auctioneer.
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Fred J. Buchholz
Llth Street
National Bank of
Memorials Listed by Cancer Society for June to September 1972
The Cancer Society of Iowa announces the memorials received in office during June 1 to September 1, 1972. Names listed include Bret Becker Elizabeth Kaatz Joseph Eicher Jarschow Mrs Lena Malzahn Lillian Rit Sagert Russell Stuffle Sophia Wolf and other ceased persons.
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Cancer Society
Klemp Rites Held for Readlyn Area Farmer
Funeral services were held October 18 for 94 year old Carl Klemp, a Readlyn area farmer and longtime member of St. Church. Born March 24 in Fremont Township, he retired to Readlyn in 1945 and died at the Readlyn Home. He was married June 26, 1904 to Karoline Hach. Survived by two sons Edwin of Tripoli and a daughter Meta Hune of Tripoli, two daughters Alice Klemp and Deterding of Readlyn, and 14 grandchildren and great grandchildren. Burial followed at W's Lutheran Church Cemetery.
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Carl Klemp
Rmer
W's Lutheran Church
Every
Remont Township
Karoline Hachip
Readlyn
St. Church
Day
Ren
Lilly
Ernest
Fred
Herman
Will
Adlyn
Edwin
Tripoli
Meta Hune
Alice Klemp
Reacharge
Frederika Wins FHA Loan and Grant for Sewage System
The Farmers Home Administration approved a 70000 dollar loan and 48000 dollar grant to Frederika Iowa for a sanitary sewer project serving 89 residences and businesses. The 40 year loan carries 5 percent interest under the Rural Community Facilities program. Mayor Charles J Rosol announced the aid.
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FHA
Frederika
The
Farmers Home Administration
Rural Community Facilities Program
Department of Agriculture Rural Credit Service
Young Homemakers Plan Magazine Subscription and Visits
Seven members met on Oct. 11. They voted to subscribe to Child Life, Children's High Life, and The Brownie Reader for one year to be donated to the library. Members will alternate nursing home visits and bring 4 dozen cookies to the Oct. 20 Hobby Fair. Gayle Baclmann to speak next month. Liz Klein spoke this month.
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Child Life
Children’s High Life
Gayle Baclmann
Liz Klein
Masquerade Dance Planned by Tripoli VFW
Tripoli VFW Club plans a masquerade dance for Saturday October 28 at the post home with live music by Adolph Steinbronn and invites the public to attend.
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Plan
Tripoli
VFW
VFW Club
Adolph Steinbronn
UNI Grad Wins Lloyd V. Douglas Business Educator Award
James L. Burrow a UNI graduate and NIACC coordinator of retail merchandising in Mason City received the Lloyd V. Douglas Business Educator Award for outstanding achievement professional interest and leadership potential as a UNI graduate student in business education. Burrow earned an M A from UNI in 1971 and now lives in Clear Lake with wife Betty. He is the son of William and Mrs Burrow of Tripoli and holds a B A from UNI.
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University of Northern Iowa
Lloyd V. Douglas
James L. Burrow
North Iowa Area Community College
NIACC
Mason City
UNI
Burrow
UNI Department of Busines
MIACC
William Burrow
Tripoli
Wapsie Education Association to Host ISEA President
Wapsie Valley School's Education Association sponsors an evening with Iowa State Education Association president E. L. Roy Karlson on Monday October 30 at 7 30 p m in the Wapsie Valley auditorium The ISEA leader will discuss The Force of Education inviting faculty members parents prospective teachers and the community to attend
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Readlyn
Wapsie Valley School’s Education Association
Iowa State Education Association
E. L
Roy) Karlson
Wapsie Valley
ISEA
Karlson
Ture
Educa
Wapsie V
Girl Scout Troop No 16 Begins Strong With 24 Members
The Girl Scouts start up with 24 members in Junior Troop No 16, divided into four patrols each with its own name. They chose Star of Bethlehem as the Troop Crest and learn songs, games, and the Promise. Monthly dues are 60 cents as they practice collecting dues and making change. A Halloween party is planned for October 30.
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Star of Bethlehem
Mrs Malinda Fink Hospitalized For Observation
Mrs Malinda Fink of Tripoli Nursing Home was taken to Mercy Hospital in Waverly on Monday for observation.
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Malinda Fink
Tripoli
Mercy Hospital
Waverly
Bremer County Schools Receive First Quarter State Aid
Bremer County School districts received the first quarter state foundation aid for 1972 73 from the State Department of Public Instruction totaling 637 833 with individual district payments listed for the month.
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Bremer County
State Department of Public Instruction
Outstanding Airman Recognition to Sumner Serviceman
U. S. Air Force Sergeant Eugene C. Kuhlmann of Sumner Iowa has been named Outstanding Airman in his Minot AFB North Dakota unit. A electrical power specialist in a Strategic Air Command unit he is a 1966 Sumner High School graduate. His wife Betty is daughter of Alden Iowa residents.
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U. S. Air Force
Eugene C. Kuhlmann
Harvey Kuhlmann
Sumner
Iowa
Minot Afb
North Dakota
Kuhlmann
Strategic Air Command
America
Sumner High School
Betty
Garold Wilson
Alden
Tripoli Elementary Sets Open House For Education Week
Tripoli Elementary will observe American Education Week October 22 28 and open its doors Thursday October 26 1972 to visitors. The theme Make Education Top Priority emphasizes funding and citizen involvement. National sponsors include the American Legion NEA and PTA.
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Tripoli
American Legion
National Education Association
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
United States Office of Education
Denver Students Plan Mock Rally
Denver High School schedules mock political rallies on October 19 and 20 with guest speakers H. R. Gross and Lyle Taylor. Students run their own conventions with selected candidates while history teachers guide the Democratic and Republican advisors. Public invited to observe from 9:00 a.m. each day.
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Denver
Gross
Taylor
Denver High School
H. R. Gross
Congress
Lyle Taylor
Jim Janvrin
Francis Nowack
Tripoli Bowl In Adds Weekend Matinee Start Time
The Tripoli Bowl In opens Saturday and Sunday at 2 00 p m and will begin at 3 30 p m on all other days.
Carpenters Set to Sing in Waterloo Saturday Night
The Carpenters Richard and Karen will perform at Mc Elroy Auditorium Waterloo on October 21 at 8 00 p m with guests Skiles and Henderson A concert priced 5 50 4 50 and 3 50.
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Carpenters
Waterloo Saturday
McElroy Auditorium
Waterloo
Richard
Karen
Skiles
Henderson
Mrs Boderman Hospitalized at St Francis Waterloo
Mrs Herbert Boderman is hospitalized at St Francis Hospital in Waterloo. She is listed in room 211.
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ST. Francis
Herbert Boderman
St. Francis Hospital
Waterloo
Defence Dominates as Dip Die Back Denied by Dunkerton
The game review praises the defense for limiting Dunkerton to negative yardage and two plays halted by penalties. It notes 10 penalties for 110 yards and two touchdowns called back. Key tacklers include Kuecker Bergmann and Spencer Holm. The piece also previews Friday’s test against Denver and standout back Mike Wooldick.
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Kuecker
Bergmann
Spencer Holm
Dunkerton
Renner
Denver
Mike Wooldick
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Duane Holm
Jackie Boeckmann
Shannon Finney
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Maroldt
Mary Sievers
Ner
County Democratic Central Committee
William Mueller
Congressman Gross
Senate
Gene Perkins
Poli
Frederika, Bremer County
James V. Smith
Charles J. Rosol
Young Homemakers
UNI Grad
Business Educator Award
Wapsie Education Associ
Girl Scout News
Plainfield
Wapsie Valley Waverly
Shell Rock
Attacs
Jim Fink
Murray Holm
Tim Smalley
Monte Holm
Brent Platte
Jim Schwabe
Nords Spencer Holm
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