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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1966
Page
4
A church text notes Americans move about every four years while urging believers to plant roots in Christ. It cites Acts 20 32 affirming that God can build up believers wherever they reside.
Grace Lutheran notes list German and English services at Alton and Waverly churches with sermons on faith and Christian themes. Included are Sunday School times, choir activities, youth programs, confirmations, baptisms, Bible study events, and upcoming gatherings featuring various pastors and guest speakers.
Oct 26 1966 items show St Paul and Trinity Lutheran Churches in Tripoli list worship times topic We Do Not Stand Alone plus Reformation day service and upcoming meetings including pastors conference Walther League and junior angler Jerry Thomas from Montezuma brings two large channel catfish five and three pounds
Lowell Wiles of Glenwood has cultivated 23 papaw trees in his yard over 25 years. The Iowa orchard is a unique hobby and the fruit tastes much like a banana.
The Veterans Administration tested a memory improving pill and found it effective. This early result suggests potential benefits for veterans with memory challenges, pending further trials and regulatory review.
The Iowa State Highway Commission will take bids November 8 for a project relocating US 63 in Waterloo. A Cedar River bridge on First Street will carry one-way through traffic, followed by a second bridge at Mullan Avenue for southbound traffic. Existing bridges will stay in local use after completion.
Fred Potter found a ginseng root outside Canton with about 50 years of rings indicating its age. The root is valued for its widespread use in medicine.
Mrs. Cora Kenyon known as the Popcorn Lady gives away bags of popcorn to Calamus youngsters during Halloween festivities. Local residents praise her generosity and community spirit as she shares treats with many children.
An 8 lb 15 oz walleye pike was caught in a storm at Harrington. The record fish measured inches long, highlighting a notable angling event in rough weather.
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