Weather Readings Taken Daily at Six P M
The report lists the week’s weather readings taken at 6 PM each day except Tuesday and at 12 Noon on Tuesday. Data show daily temperature, humidity, wind and barometric pressure readings for the week.
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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1965
Page
10
The report lists the week’s weather readings taken at 6 PM each day except Tuesday and at 12 Noon on Tuesday. Data show daily temperature, humidity, wind and barometric pressure readings for the week.
The Iowa State Department of Social Welfare reports September payments in Bremer County total 27468 with grants and care across old age aid, medical, dependent children, blind, and disabled categories. Statewide September expenditures reach 5491450, up 223619 from August as most programs rise except blind aid.
The first six weeks honor roll at Wapsie Valley High School lists seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen with names such as Carol Allen Sharon Blasberg Terry Brewer Dorothy Buhr Ervin Corcoran Robert Fox Kathleen Harmening Lona Kemp Melodie Langholz Daniel Matthias Linda Matthias Judy Plaster Mary Ann Platte and others. An asterisk marks all A grades on the list.
A closing out sale for the Erwin Kappmeyer estate takes place Saturday at the farm, 6 miles east and 242 miles south of Plainfield, starting 11 a.m. Lunches by St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed church Siegel. cattle include 31 head, 16 milk cows and 15 open heifers. farm machinery includes a 1962 John Deere 4010 with 1100 hours, a John Deere 630, a 494 corn planter, a John Deere 15A field chopper, a 1956 Ford F250, 1000 bushels oats, hog and dairy equipment, cash under 25 dollars. larger items on monthly terms. Auctioneers Arnold Hexom and Bill Dean.
Tom Haley of Davenport and formerly of Shelby marked his 100th birthday in September. He was honored by family friends and the community at Herman Minnesota in a ceremony sponsored by the Masonic Lodge there.
Bremer county Farm Bureau Women’s Committee met at the Farm Bureau office last Monday. Mrs. Pearl Pardee presented the extension program. A 4-H reading award will be presented at the 4-H banquet. Hobby fair is set for October 25 at the 4-H building in Waverly. A county workshop for new officers is planned for October 27 in Tripoli.
More than two hundred men attended the Waterloo Conference district meeting of the Lutheran Brotherhoods held Sunday at St. John's Lutheran church in Maxfield Iowa. Dr M G Ericsson Cedar Falls spoke on Congo experiences during the recent upheaval and showed color slides. He narrowly escaped capture and had aided Dr Carlson who was killed. Herbert Schwarze outlined the Minneapolis ALC investment loan fund. Bernard Franklin Allison was elected vice president and L W Borcherding Sumner was named district president. Rev Barrack was the installing pastor.
Centenarian Mrs Anabel Wetherell of Stanwood will be honored at a celebration at month end marking her 100th birthday. She moved to Iowa at age nine and has lived in the state since then.
Wapsie Valley High School junior class presents a three act comedy Seven teenth Summer at the little theatre on November 5 and 6 at 8 p m. Angie a 17 year old reflects on a memorable summer in a mid western town as peers seek to grow up.
Harpsichord maker E C Hirschler completes a full instrument for Dr. Paul St Aubin. The harpsichord was built entirely in Hirschler's home shop over eight months before St Aubin takes it to his Santa Barbara home.
James A. Miller of Primghar is enlisted in the Navy at Des Moines. The ceremony marks his entry into service with the branch detailing initial training and assignment potential.
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