Rehearsal Dinners Honor Harmening Family
On Sept 17 and Oct 6 1976 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Harmening hosted two rehearsal dinners in Tripoli Iowa for Dean Harmening with Kimberly Pleggenkuhle and for Alan Harmening with Karen Bunger. Guests included extended family and local friends across several households. Canteloupe displays from Sharron Schumacher highlighted garden produce in Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Harmening
Dean Harmening
Kimberly Pleggenkuhle
Sherwood Pleggenkuhle
Harold McMillin
Denise
Timothy
Eileen Jaschen
Sarah
Kristy Meyer
Sandy Olson
Janis Frahm
Larry Selck
Ron Buchholz
Dale Peterson
Tim Pleggenkuhle
Kenny Bu
Senior Citizen Nutrition Meals Menu for Oct 25 29
Senior citizens can reserve dinners by calling the 319 area code number between 8 30 and 10 00 a m October 25 29 Menu includes Monday ham patties with apricots sweet potatoes cranberry sauce hot rolls California cocktail Tuesday Salisbury steak oven browned potatoes broccoli with cheese sauce golden carrot salad apricot whip Wednesday Crisp chicken whipped potatoes beets in orange sauce molded vegetable salad vanilla pudding Thursday Meat loaf cheese rice and tomatoes three bean salad apple cake Friday Roast beef whipped potatoes with gravy buttered squash crisp vegetable salad pumpkin bars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Large Slaughter Drives Hog Prices Down Beyond Forecasts
Iowa State economist Gene Futrell notes hog prices fell below production costs as slaughter rose sharply. From August to October hog slaugh ter ran 24 percent above last year and 32 percent in the four weeks to Oct 9, signaling a possible late 1976 recovery if slaughter aligns with USDA estimates. 1977 Q1 prices could edge into the low 30s, with 34 to 35 in Iowa if slaugh ter moderates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State University
Gene Futrell
Futrell
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
ISU
Iowa
Redecorating Rent Our Warner Lectric Wallpaper Steamer
A readers guide to renting the Warner Lectric wallpaper steamer for quick wall prep. Tips cover ease of use and best rooms for steaming to simplify redecorating projects.
Farrowings May Be Slightly Larger Than 1976 Says Futrell
Forecasts suggest June to August farrowings could be only slightly larger or possibly smaller than 1976. If early indicators hold, pork producers may see price gains again in 1978. Local notes include Frederika Farm Bureau Ladies breakfast at Alcock Park with 18 women and 3 children present and plans for a silent auction at the November 6 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Futrell
Frederika Farm Bureau
Alcock Park
Frederika
Jim
Louise) Kerr
Allen
Dixie) Blasberg
Treas
Kenny
Julie) Hennings
Alma Ohlendorf
Overseas Air Force Assignment Seeks Duty in Korea
Staff Sergeant Gary C. Allen, son of Darrell and wife in Fredericksburg Iowa, deployed with elements of his squadron for temporary duty to Taegu AB Republic of Korea. He serves as an aircraft maintenance technician with the 366th Tactical Fighter Wing at Mountain Home AFB Idaho. The move follows the August 18 Panmunjom incident. He is a 1967 New Hampton High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary C. Allen
Darrell K. Allen
Fredericksburg
Iowa
Taegu AB
Republic of Korea
Allen
366Th Tactical Fighter Wing
Mountain Home Afb
Idaho
Panmunjom
New Hampton High School
Margaret
Art Kirchmann
Emma Coleman Funeral Rites In Denver
Funeral services for 82 year old Emma B. Coleman were held in Denver with Rev. David DeVries officiating. She died at her granddaughter's home and interment is planned in Union Cemetery, Richboro, Pa. She moved to the Denver area 52 years ago and is survived by her daughter, sister, grandson and two great granddaughters. Cleveland Funeral Home, Denver handled the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Emma B. Colemann
R.R
Cleveland Funeral Chapel
Coleman
Frank Wright
David DeVries
Union Cemetery
Richboro
New York State
Milton Joseph
Lydia Suites Lathers
Bunyan H. Coleman
Fultonville
New York
Agnes Nuskey
Elwood
New Jersey
Lottie McKay
Amsterdam
Cleveland Funeral Home
Grant
South Hampton
Stricter Mandatory Sentences on Gunfelony Cases
A new policy proposal seeks mandatory minimum sentences for felonies committed with a firearm. Lawmakers argue uniform penalties would deter gun violence and ensure accountability across districts, while opponents worry about reduced judicial flexibility and disproportionate impacts.
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Sharron Schumacher
Waverly
Tripoli
Hasbrouck-Voetmann Lumber Co
L. Herman
Cedar Rapids
Aid Association For Lutherans
Appleton,Wisconsin
Fraternalize Insurance
Kirby
Lux
Hoover
Rainbow
Filter Queen
Royal
Eureka
Walt’s Electric
Prospect
New Hampton
Maytag
Doc Severin Son Getzen
Caswell Farro
Tripoli Mill
Boar Power
Monsant
Tripoli Leader
Killer
Tripoli Hardware
Thelma Koch
3Rd Ave. S.E
Herbert Zickuhr
Lowder Rd
Waterloo
Owen
Mac’s
Readlyn
B&w
Savage
Ray Ragsdale
Bremer County
Dial
Tripoli TV
Frederika Locker
Fremont Township
Bremer
Office
Foley
James Nuss
Kenneth Burmaster
Gene
Carolyn
Kyle Redies
Overseas Air Force
Emma Coleman
Terry Evans
Missouri Valley
Morris Weber
California Junction
Rolf Craft
Craft
Senate
John Ingels
Cnm
E.J. Weigle
Gems
Ray F. Knitt
First National Bank
Lutheran Mutual
Vernon
Democratic
Thurm
Ann Lampe
Brown Lumber Co
Raymond, Iowa
Ray
Hubbard
Cambridge
Mily
Ray’s Clothiers & Clean
Ygrpor
Seal Commission
Counn
Odeing
Black Hawk
Buchanan, Butler, Chickasaw, Fayette and
Floyd
Catalita
Lowe
P.O. Box
Ipoli
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