Whirlwinds 4-H Club wins Parent's Magazine award
The Whirlwinds Wapsie 4-H Club earned a Parent's Magazine Youth Group Achievement Award for public service. They received a $1,000 prize, gold plaques, and a certificate for community service including health Red Cross activities, safety displays, and helping families in Frederica area. Members listed include Carolyn Lahmann and Judy O'Connell among others. leaders are Mrs. Harold Zwanziger and Mrs. Leo Leuenberger. The award, begun in 1954, honors clubs of at least 10 pre college youths and closes nominations June 1 next year.
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Tripoli Community Chest Urges Finish to Reach Goal
The Tripoli Community Chest reports $1,900 raised toward a $2,600 goal, 73 percent of target. Siren supporters are urged to complete soliciting and report results to captains as volunteers emphasize unity and urgent contribution.
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Democratic Candidate Outlines Iowa Government Reforms
Dr. Herbert Max, Democratic candidate for state senate from Bremer Butler and Franklin counties, spoke at St. Peter's Lutheran church in Greene detailing reforms to open legislative votes shorten state ballots empower governors to reorganize agencies veto appropriations extend civil service protections and push a county government efficiency review. The Wartburg College education head urged public accountability and merit based hiring across state and county roles.
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Fragmented OCR Item on Soil Couts and Costs
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Rev E F Byers Dies Unexpectedly in Roundup Montana
Reverend E F Byers, a Congregational pastor in Roundup, Montana, died at his home from a heart attack. He led three local churches and planned retirement this month if a replacement could be found. Funeral and burial occurred in Kent, Washington, where the couple had bought a home. Survived by his widow and four sons Del Monte of Beaver Falls Pennsylvania Glenn Daryl and Jack all listed with Kent and Puyallup addresses.
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Final Rites for Clarence Tiedt, 52, Held at Waterloo
Clarence H. Tiedt, 52, Waterloo, died Saturday. Services were Oct. 23 from Matthias Abbas Funeral Home in Denver and at First Lutheran Church in Waterloo, with Rev. A. S. Waters officiating. Casket bearers included Harry Cornwell, Firmin Baltinghaus, Alfred Kalvng, Ralph Stokes, Earl Wieters and Fred Lechase. Interment was in Harlington Cemetery, Waverly. Matthias-Abbas Funeral Home, Denver, was in charge.
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Five Tripoli Students To Participate In SCI Teacher Day
Five Tripoli Community High school students Diane Brase Caroline Kehe Carolyn Lahmann Robert Everding and Dennis McNamee will attend Prospective Teacher day on November 14 at the State College of Iowa Cedar Falls. The event promotes teaching as a career with talks counseling observation and discussion across 30 Iowa colleges.
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Clinic for Crippled Children At Oelwein Nov 8
The State Services for Crippled Children will hold a diagnostic clinic at First Baptist Church in Oelwein on November 8 for youths under 21 with chronic or crippling conditions from Allamakee and nearby counties. No examination fee. Referrals should be sent in advance to Iowa City SSCC to arrange appointments with pediatric, orthopedic, pedodontia, clinical psychology, speech and hearing, physical therapy, nursing, medical social work, and electrocardiography consultants.
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Fremont Cemetery Association Meeting Set at Kelsey Home
The Fremont Cemetery Association will meet at the home of Mrs. Les Kelsey on October 25 at 7 30 p m.
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NFO Signs 3 Year Contracts for Grain Storage Plan
The National Farmers Organization secures long term storage deals totaling over four million bushels, with facilities in key grain regions. Storage costs are 13 42 cents per bushel per year if capacity is at least 60 percent, providing negotiable warehouse receipts to members to secure loans or capital.
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License Examiners Process 59 Applicants At Tripoli Town Hall
Iowa Highway Patrol examiners processed fifty nine applicants Saturday morning at the Town Hall. During the session 56 licenses were issued including four new operators three expired operators thirty operator renewals fourteen chauffeur renewals and five instruction permits. No vehicle failures occurred though three written failures were recorded. Examiners plan a return to Tripoli on November 17.
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Week's Weather Readings by J M Haydon Observer
Daily 6 P M readings except Tuesday at 12 noon summarize the week’s weather data recorded by J M Haydon Weather Observer. Includes temperature, humidity, wind and precipitation notes for the station.
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Entered Hospital in Waterloo Patient August Kreuger
August Kreuger entered Allen Memorial Hospital in Waterloo on Monday and was assigned room 425. The note records his admission details for medical care and location.
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Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Annual Hobby Fair Set for Oct 31 in Tripoli Town Hall
Annual event titled Growing Through Hobbies runs Oct 31 from 1 to 9 pm at Tripoli Town Hall. June Brown of Iowa State University demonstrates party favors and straw used in Christmas decorations, with four hobby tables plus numerous exhibitors including families, 4-H girls, and local crafters from Plainfield, Maynard, Frederika, Sumner, Waterloo, and Waverly.
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Harold Rubendahl
Plainfield
J. Hollis Windenburg
Maynard
Kenneth Arns
Nuss
Frederika
Geo. Dalton Woodyard
Max Emerson
Sumner
Lawrence Schwartz
Gene Vincent
Dave Hiller
Waverly
Thomas Ritchie
Waterloo
Junior Class Play At THS Set For November 9
The Tripoli Community school junior class will present Terror in the Suburbs on November 9 at 8 p m in the high school auditorium. Director Mrs. Dora Kuhlow leads student director Marilyn Beam with cast members Sandi Ellison Kathy Aubrey Marlys Kelsey Barbara Brandt Duane Hahn Sheryl Magnall Elaine Klenzmann Virgil Block Mark Buls Charles Dietz Connie Heinemann Doug Boeckmann Roy Drewis Keith Heffernan Ross Ager Mickey Axon.
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Dora Kuhlow
Marilyn Beam
Sandi Ellison
Kathy Aubrey
Marlys Kelsey
Barbara Brandt
Duane Hahn
Sheryl Magnall
Elaine Klenzmann
Virgil Block
Mark Buls
Charles Dietz
Connie Heinemann
Doug Boeckmann
Roy Drewis
Keith Heffernan
Ross Ager
Mickey Axon
Tripoli Woman's Club Meet Hears Health Talk
The Tripoli Woman's Club meets tonight at 7 30 in the Tripoli Town Hall. Mrs Juanita Opheim leads the program Community Health in Iowa with guest speaker Gordon Hansen a case worker from the Lutheran Children's home Waverly. A toy parade for Woodward State hospital children is on the calendar.
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Former Tripoli Man Killed in California Car Crash
Ernest Bannard, former Tripoli resident and businessman, was killed instantly in a California auto accident. Funeral services planned in Whittier, California. Survivors include his wife, two daughters Mrs. John Ritner of Whittier and Mrs. Robert Cox of Portland, Ore, a son James of Portland, and brother Norbert Bannard of Waverly. he formerly owned and operated the Tripoli locker.
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Portland
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Local Teacher to Attend Drafting Conference at SCI
The State College of Iowa industrial arts department will sponsor an invitational drafting conference on October 27. It aims to help industrial arts teachers address common problems from industry’s viewpoint in a proposed series. Gerald Inglebret of Tripoli High School will attend. Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Crittenden traveled to Winona Minnesota to meet Cassie Crittenden who then joined them home for a few days. They later took her to Iowa Falls en route to Phoenix Arizona.
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Vernon H Kyle outlines campaign views at Waverly breakfast
Vernon H Kyle a Republican candidate for State Senate from Bremer Butler and Franklin counties spoke at a Waverly restaurant breakfast attended by about 30 Bremer county business leaders. He backs the Shaff plan for reapportionment and retention of Iowa's right to work law. He urged funding Kerr Mills for aged care, proposed widening the sales tax base to reduce property taxes, and called for revising Iowa's Public Employees Retirement System. Kyle cited business and civic leadership as qualifications.
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Panthers Fall to Wapsie Valley in Cedar-Wapsie clash
Wapsie Valley defeated Tripoli 27 to 7 Friday night at Dunkerton, keeping an undefeated Cedar-Wapsie conference record at five wins. The Panthers started strong with a 55 yard opening drive ending in a Darrel Hinrichs run and Doug Boeckmann finish for a 7-0 lead, but Wapsie answered with a 15 yard Wendell Finch rushing TD and balanced offense. The first half ended tied 7-7 after both teams traded drives and a series of incomplete passes.
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Wapsie Valley Drives Past Panthers In Second Half
Wapsie Valley begins a TD drive from its own 34 yard line after a short stop by the Panthers. Roy Kastli scores the second touchdown as Wapsie builds a 14-7 lead. A late fourth quarter pass from Boeckmann to Rausch is negated by a Panther penalty.
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