For Rent Three Bedroom Home in Tripoli
For Rent three bedroom home in Tripoli with full basement and oil heat. Includes gas stove and gas water heater. Contact Plainfield 37 F4 Erwin Brase.
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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1965
Page
4
For Rent three bedroom home in Tripoli with full basement and oil heat. Includes gas stove and gas water heater. Contact Plainfield 37 F4 Erwin Brase.
The writer expresses sincere appreciation for flowers cards gifts and visits during hospitalization at St. Marys Rochester Minnesota and after returning home Special thanks are given to Rev and Mrs E F Puhlmann for their visits Harry Buhr
Fremont township Farm Bureau women met October 19 at the Orlyn Milius home with 17 members. Officers elected for 1966 include H. H. Hoppenworth as chairman and K. H. Hoppenworth as vice chairman. The group discussed bus tours, meat demonstrations, and upcoming county workshops and community events.
Frederika Family Living Group met Oct. 19 at Mrs. Carl Buenger’s home with 11 members and three visitors. Mrs. Dean Buchholz chaired. pledge to the flag. Members were assigned to attend the Hobby Fair in Waverly Oct. 25 and share a hobby at the November meeting.
John Sutton a 15 year old Ogden High School sophomore competed in a national egg cooking contest in Chicago on October 18 and 19. His sandwich titled Teen Eggers earned state honors recently and earned him all expenses paid trip to Chicago to vie for national honors.
Mrs William Huisman hosted 21 Douglas township Farm Bureau women on Monday Oct 18 Co hosts were Mrs Milan Ellison and Mrs Ferdinand Klenzman Roll call named favorite flower and fall color Vice chair Mrs John Musterman led the meeting Special year chairmen included Mrs Ruben Schnurstein farm and home Mrs Darrel Neuendorf protect the people Mrs LaVern Haverkamp pride in the Farm Bureau and Mrs Stanley Feuchtwanger music and recreation Elvesta Heffernan reported on the Oct 12 tour Joyce Neuendorf and Betty Schmudlach gave the meat lesson Samples of the prepared meat were served for lunch The meeting closed with group singing
A list of marriage licenses shows couples from Forest Lake Minneapolis Waverly Sumner Meservey Waterloo Clarion Seymour and Readlyn. Names include David J. Jellum Darlene J Woo ley James Lee Wright Charlotte Maas Barry D William Lou Anne Pleggenkuhl Dale Lehmkuhl Joan Johnson Darrell Haar Judy Kafer Gordon Wiemann Judy Darland Robert Henderson Mary Taylor Richard Basham Susan Sutliff William Herdahl Valerie Wittenburg.
In Tripoli Iowa the October 27 1965 edition covers local events, announcements, and community notices. Residents find brief reports on town affairs and upcoming activities shaping the town's week.
Bremer County Agricultural Extension Council schedules township meeting dates and venues for electing township representatives to the council. Meetings listed include Douglas on November 17 1965, Frederika, Jackson, Lafayette, Maxfield, Sumner, and Washington townships with times mostly at 8:00 p m. All resident qualified voters may attend and vote.
Legal transfers list deeds between Edgar Slater and others to the Mummelhers, Bowens, Chambers, Wilkens, Aleffs, and Stokes in Waverly and Janesville. Consideration listed as $1 and other nominal sums with revenue figures ranging from $2.20 to $26.40 for parcels including blocks and additions such as Crestwood Park and Maple Hills.
Fred Hoepfner of Sumner reports a bountiful potato harvest with 50 bushels dug. Three spuds topped eight pounds each while the average potato weighed between one and two pounds, indicating a productive season.
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