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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1964
Page
3
Health officials grow concern over care for chronically ill and aged in Iowa prompts a multidisciplinary advisory committee on nursing homes. The group, chiefly representatives from official and voluntary health agencies, will advise the state health department under acting Health Commissioner Dr. Arthur Long.
Fulcher sold his 60 acre farm four miles north of here to Carl Guhlow for 70 dollars per acre. Dr C E Page, a renowned Boston physician, called appendicitis surgery a criminal operation and urged legal prohibition. He cited the deaths of Gov Johnson of Minnesota and Clyde Fitch. Markets 55 years ago list eggs 21c, butter 33c, potatoes 38c, veal 7 dollars, chickens 10c, hogs 7.50, corn 50c.
Mary Buldhaupt, 78, longtime Sumner resident, died Monday at Park Hospital Mason City after a long illness. Funeral Thursday at St John American Lutheran Sumner with burial in Richfield cemetery. Born March 7 1886 near Cincinnati she moved to Sumner at five and lived there since 1922. Surviving nieces and nephews. Also notes on local anniversaries, obituaries, and social items from Sumner area.
In Tripoli on Saturday and Sunday residents hosted visitors from King Ill Iva West Alpha and Waterloo among others. The Westendorf and Warnke households welcomed guests including L Ludwig Oliver Westphal Jr Maynard Hawkeye and Archie Bowers families from nearby towns for social calls and Sunday dinner.
A pelican, a rare visitor in these parts, paused at Pine Lake State Park and may have snatched a fish or two, drawing curiosity from visitors and park staff about the unusual sighting.
Mrs Dick Van Wyk of Monroe reports two large sweet potatoes. One weighing 4 pounds and another 4 1 2 pounds are among her harvest notes.
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