Cards of Thanks From Loren Bergmann
Loren Bergmann expresses gratitude to friends relatives neighbors doctors ambulance drivers clergy and helpers for prayers visits cards gifts flowers and acts of kindness during a hospital stay.
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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1975
Page
4
Loren Bergmann expresses gratitude to friends relatives neighbors doctors ambulance drivers clergy and helpers for prayers visits cards gifts flowers and acts of kindness during a hospital stay.
The Iowa Conservation Commission announced a 1975 quail hunting season from October 25 to January 31 1976 with eight birds daily and sixteen in possession. ICC census shows about a 10 percent rise in quail populations due to favorable nesting conditions. Hunters must obtain landowner permission before entering private land and shooting hours run 8:00 am to 4:30 pm statewide.
Farmers urged to file six or more petitions by Oct 28 to form a slate of nominees for ASC community committees. Petitions must be signed by three or more ASC farm voters and delivered to the Bremer County ASCS office. Election by mail runs Nov 21 to Dec 1. Wanda Turk honored for 47 years with the telephone company.
Cathy Conner of Fayette and Craig Pruisner of Sumner wed October 11 at St Francis Church Fayette with Fr Kuhn officiating. Lori Haupt and Terry Steggall married October 11 at St John Lutheran in Sumner with Rev Sorenson presiding. Leyh, Farnum, and Wenthe families featured in obituaries and anniversary notes. Blood bank drive set for October 28 at Durant Elementary. community events and local business moves noted in Sumner area.
The Tripoli Leader from Tripoli Iowa dated October 22 1975 reports local news and notices from the city and surrounding area with updates on community events and public notices.
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