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Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1958

Page

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Hot State Contests Set for Tuesday Polls Across State

Voters head to polls Tuesday for a statewide election featuring the governor’s race between incumbent Democrat Hershel C. Loveless and Republican William G. Murray. The slate includes contested county seats, with incumbents facing challengers in Bremer County and other districts while several county offices go unopposed. Statewide turnout is expected to be high driven by the Loveless Murray race.

Hershel C. Loveless William G. Murray Bremer County Clarence Christopher Waverly Guy Gates Board of Supervisors Edwin A. Moeller John Corkery B. H. Schnadt Sumner Mervin J. Flander Republcan James W. Coddington Edward Knott Sadie King Lois Slater H. E. Ehlert John Sperry

Fall Weather Aids Harvest in Tripoli Region

Typical fall weather cool and sunny with minor moisture aids farmers in Tripoli as they rush to harvest bumper corn and begin fall plowing. Temperatures ranged from the 40s to 60s with two traces of rain, notes local observer C. W. Ryan, as harvest progresses and daily highs and lows are recorded through Oct 28.

Tripoli C. W. Ryan

Rural Route Extended to 77.7 Miles to serve 42 farms

Postmaster Ray H. Fink announced a route extension effective November 1 stretching to 77.7 miles to provide mail service to 42 additional farm families. The plan, approved after a survey by rural carrier Kenneth Chapin, rearranges the south segment and cuts 4.7 miles where no patrons exist. Patrons must move mailboxes and changes take effect after October 31 deliveries.

Trick Ray H. Fink Post Office Department Kenneth Chapin Fink Chapin

Funeral Today for Alfred Hunemiller Dunkerton Resident

Funeral services for Alfred H. Hunemiller 51 who died Sunday at Allen Memorial hospital Waterloo were held today at St John s Lutheran church Bennington township with Rev Wm Barrack in charge. Burial followed at Midwest Garden of Memories Waterloo with six pallbearers. Matthias Funeral home Denver arranged. Survived by wife two brothers Art New Hampton Elmer Milwaukee Ore and three sisters Mrs Art Buhr Mrs Mat Palmershein Elma and Mrs Ken Gray Sabula.

Alfred H. Hunemiller Allen Memorial Hospital Waterloo St. John’s Lutheran Church Bennington Township Rev. Wm. Barrack Midwest Garden of Memories Ewald Rohrssen Lloyd Wissink Don McDougall Roger Dos John Hein Vernon Happel Matthias Funeral Home Denver Mr. Hunemiller Dunkerton Art New Hampton Elmer Milwaukee Ore Art Buhr Mat Palmershein Elma Ken Gray Sabula

Fair Board Plans Annual Meeting At Waverly Nov. 5

Bremer County Fair Board will hold its annual meeting November 5 at 8 p.m. at the Farm Bureau office in Waverly. Four new board members will be elected, announced president Clarence Christopher. Attendees are urged to come and bring at least five others. Treasurer Bob Vosseler will present premiums and bills.

Bremer County

Strottmans celebrate 30th anniversary in Denver

Mr and Mrs Alfred C Strottman hosted a Sunday celebration in Denver for their 30th wedding anniversary. Guests included C H Milius and family from Waverly, Wilson Milius and family from Denver, Harold Townsend and family, Walter Webbeking and family, J E Bruns and Mrs Fred Marsh from Waterloo. A prior dinner was given Saturday by the Potluck Pinchole club.

Denver Alfred C. Strottman C. H. Milius Waverly Wilson Milius Harold Townsend Betsy Johnny Walter Webbeking J. E. Bruns Fred Marsh Waterloo Strottman Potluck Pinochle Club

Easter Lilies Bloom Early in Tripoli Home

In October an unusual floral event occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Frese in Tripoli. Four Easter lilies bloomed despite unusually cool weather. Mrs. Frese holds up the large flowers for the photographer.

Tripoli H. J. Frese

Tripoli High School Sub Drive Nets $712.66 Profit

Tripoli High School reports a successful magazine subscription drive. Students sold 2377.48 in subscriptions with a gross profit of 820.29, prizes 107.63, yielding a net 712.66 to the school activity fund. Top prize went to Lavern Busse. Barbara Dietz won second prize. twenty others also earned prizes.

Tripoli High School E. R. Shriver Lavern Busse Barbara Dietz Mr. Shriver

Dr John Hiltner to Lead Bible Teaching Mission

Wartburg College philosophy staff member Dr John Hiltner will conduct a Bible teaching mission at Grace Lutheran Church for three consecutive evenings at 8 o clock starting Sunday. Hiltner, a Bible scholar author and teacher, has led missions in Deshler Nebraska San Antonio Texas and Cedar Falls this year. Congregation members and friends are urged to attend and bring their Bibles.

John Hiltner Wartburg College Grace Lutheran Church Hiltner Deshler Neb San Antonio Tex Cedar Falls

Rally for 100 Lutherans at Spring Fountain Sunday

About 100 young people of the Lutheran church MissourI Synod will meet Sunday at St Johns Lutheran church Spring Fountain for a Walther League zone rally announced by Pastor Erwin E Vaudt. Programs include opening devotion by Rev Eugene Kramer Sumner a report on youth work in the Iowa East district and the local zone a talk Can Youth Have A Task For the Cross by Rev J Con Stable. Supper served by mothers of St Johns Walther Leaguers followed by an illustrated lecture on the New Guinea mission project and closing vespers by Mr Kramer at 7 p m.

Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod St. John’s Lutheran Church Spring Fountain Erwin E. Vaudt Eugene Kramer Sumner Iowa East District J. Constable Iowa City State University of Foreign Mission Project New Guinea Kramer

County Legion Auxiliary Attends Janesville Meeting

Representatives from the local Legion Auxiliary attended the county meeting in Janesville on Wednesday evening. The attendees were Mrs. G. R. Rettig, Mrs. Emma Kelsey, Mrs. Herman Buls, and Mrs. Fred Holm.

Legion Auxiliary Janesville G. R. Rettig Emma Kelsey Herman Buls Fred Holm

Dorothy Fortsch Weds Robert Brase at Waverly Church

Dorothy Fortsch daughter of Readlyn residents and Robert Brase son of Plainfield residents exchanged marriage vows Saturday at St. Marys Catholic church in Waverly. The bride wore a Florentine lace gown with a fingertip veil and pearls. Attendants included maid of honor Alice Ann Fortsch and bridesmaids Judy Moeller Verla Meyerhoff and LaRue Dettmering. Best man Allen Fortsch. groomsmen Jerry Brase Lloyd Brandt LeRoy Ruescher. Reception for 200 followed in the church parlors. The couple, with brides mother and groom's mother in attendance, greeted guests from several Iowa towns and Wisconsin. The bride is Readlyn High school graduate. the groom, a Readlyn area native, is Navy stationed at Oak Harbor, Washington.

St. Mary's Catholic Church Waverly Dorothy Fortsch Harold Fortsch Readlyn Robert Brase Herman Brase Plainfield Alice Ann Fortsch Judy Moeller Verla Meyerhoff la- Rue Dettmering Ann Marie Fortsch Tommy Cooley Allen Fortsch Jerry Keith Carroll Fredericksburg Glenroy Fortsch Robert Hoffman Jerry Brase Larry Otto Denver Gerald Fortsch Waterloo Ervin Fortsch Mary Boehme Judy Rommel Sylvia Lee Peggy Lockard Karla Busse Janet Bergmann Oelwein Tripoli Ionia Frederika Wisconsin Readlyn High School Waverly High School U. S. Navy Oak Harbor Wash

Grace Missionary Society Officers Attend Clinic

Thirteen Grace Lutheran Women's Missionary society officers and department heads attended a clinic of the Women's Missionary Federation of the Iowa District, American Lutheran church, at Zion Lutheran church in Waterloo on Friday. Attendees from the locality included Mrs. William E. Mueller and a list of other members.

Grace Lutheran Women's Missionary Society Women's Missionary Federation of Iowa American Lutheran Church Zion Lutheran Church Waterloo William E. Mueller Vernon Wikner Loren Bergmann Hollis Niemeyer William A. Kuker Herold G. Miller Fred Brase Richard Rush Leo Sauerbrei

Fredericksburg approves $300000 bond for school

Fredericksburg Community School district voters approved a $300,000 bond issue to build a new elementary school and acquire land for an athletic field. The tally was 578 yes to 69 no, about 88 percent in favor, with 60 percent required. The new school will house 340 pupils on the 27 acre site in southeast Fredericksburg. the current school will become a high school.

Fredericksburg

Local Youth Loses Arm in Corn Picker Accident

Ronald Sands, 20, of Tripoli, suffered the loss of his left arm above the elbow in a corn picker accident at his parents’ farm on Highway 93, about 3:30 p.m. Tuesday. He was treated at Dr. C. R. Barry’s office and then taken by ambulance to Scholtz Memorial Hospital in Waterloo, where his arm was amputated near the shoulder. He was reported in good condition Wednesday morning.

Tripoli Ronald Sands Sands Scholtz Memorial Hospital Waterloo C. R. Barry

Grace's First Pastor Died in Waverly Funeral Thursday

The Rev. A. F. Karsten 80 died at home after a lingering illness in Waverly. He served as Grace Lutheran Church Tripoli's first pastor from 1901 to 1902. Services set for 1:45 pm in Cleveland chapel and 2 pm at St. Paul's Lutheran Church with burial in Harlington cemetery. Survives wife and five children including Mrs. Weltner, Esther, Arnold, Erwin, and Chaplain Ernst Karsten serving in Germany.

A. F. Karsten Waverly Tripoli Grace Lutheran Arnold Pittsburgh Erwin Pierson Ernst Karsten U. S. Army Germany

Drawing Prize Up To $100 Saturday

First prize of $100 will be offered in the weekly drawing here Saturday night by Tripoli businessmen. The prize went unclaimed for the third week last Saturday when Mrs. Mabel Arnemann was not present when her name was called for $75. Thus the offering rose another $25 this week. W. H. Brockman received the $10 consolation prize offered each Saturday the first prize is not claimed. Names of winners are announced in each participating store at 9 p.m. each Saturday after the town siren blows. Bob Kuhrt and E. H. Stehn went to Iowa City to the football game.

Tripoli Mabel Arnemann W. H. Brockman Harold Leisinger Elda Munstermann Charles Schumacher

Last Rites Friday In Readlyn Church For Richard Wolf

Funeral services for Richard Wolf 77 long time Readlyn resident were Friday from the home and Zion Lutheran church with the Rev Elmer Jacobs in charge. Burial followed in the church cemetery with six casket bearers. Wolf died Tuesday morning after a cancer illness at Allen Memorial hospital Waterloo after five months of illness and a recent surgery. He was born April 17 1881 in Rhineland Germany. came to the United States in 1892. confirmed at St John Lutheran Buck Creek. married Sophia Rathe April 18 1907 and farmed near Readlyn for 36 years. He was a member of Zion church and survived by his wife.

Readlyn Richard Wolf Zion Lutheran Church Elmer Jacobs Herman Knief Paul Diercks Walter Sauerbrei W. J. Peters Ed Rathe Herman Rathe Mr. Wolf Allen Memorial Hospital Waterloo Richard Tugenhold Lydia Puffermacher Wolf Rhineland Germany United States St. John Lutheran Church Buck Creek Sophia Rathe Zion Church

Rev Cyril Jandrey Accepts Call to Brunsville Iowa

The Rev Cyril Jandrey has accepted a call to the Brunsville Merrill Lutheran parish in western Iowa and will move with his family next Tuesday. He has served St Pauls Siegel and St Johns Frederika since January 1956, nearing three years in the charge. Jandrey and his family will reside at Brunsville to serve both Brunsville and rural Merrill congregations. An interim pastor will be Dr John Hiltner Wartburg College with services for the two churches.

Cyril Jandrey Brunsville- Merrill Lutheran Iowa St. Paul's Lutheran Church Siegel St. John's Lutheran Church Frederika Siegel-Frederika Wm. Klein Altamount Ill John Hiltner Wartburg College

Tripoli B Team Fights to 14-12 Loss to Sumner Reserves

Tripoli B team matched Sumner B in touchdowns but missed extra points and fell 14-12 Monday afternoon. David Mohling scored both Tripoli touchdowns, and Claire Duecker’s 35 yard run set up the final score. Rudy Pavelec Bill Garner Marvin Drewis Fred Hildebrandt and Danny Klemp anchored improved line play. coach John Mullen praised the reserves for progress.

Tripoli David Mohling Claire Duecker Panthers Rudy Pavelec Bill Garner Marvin Drewis Fred Hildebrandt Danny Klemp John Mullen

55th Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Calvin Waterman

Mr and Mrs Calvin Waterman will celebrate their 55th wedding anniversary with open houses at their home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m They were married November 1 1903 in Tripoli and farmed north of town for 45 years before moving to Tripoli in 1948 The couple have eight children Leota Rettig Louise Leo Isabelle Rosalea Lloyd Everett Melva Lillian died in 1929 at 17 There are 20 grandchildren and one great grand child

Calvin Waterman Waterman Elida Malinda Ernst Tripoli Leota Paul Rettig Louise Chicago Leo Waterloo Isabelle Everett Williams Waverly Rosalea Melvin Gwynn Cedar Falls Lloyd Knoxville Everett Melva Marvin Olson Minneapolis Lillian

Panthers Seek Second Place in Calmar Clash

Tripoli hosts Calmar as the Panthers seek undisputed second in Quad County standings. A win could also force a tie for first if Strawberry Point loses to Arlington. Key players include Doug Bell and Eldie Heideman, with strong defensive work by Wikner, Heinemann, Patterson, and Mohling. Calmar is midseason up and down, hoping to block for runners to upset the hosts.

Tripoli Calmar Panther Strawberry Point Arlington Panthers Strewberry Point John Mullen Doug Bell Carol Heinemann Bell Eldie Heideman Heideman

Patient Kenneth Shonka Treated After Tractor Fall

Kenneth Shonka was taken to Sumner hospital after breaking his leg when he fell from a tractor on October 22. He is listed as a patient in the hospital.

Kenneth Shonka Sumner Hospital

Adult farmers class skips Monday meeting

Davey Smith announced this week that the adult farmers class will not meet on Monday evening, November 3.

Davey Smith

Also Mentioned on This Page

H. R. Gross Mike Micich Congress Gross Tripoli Elementary School Ed Jahnke Ray Guhlow Karen Watts Diane Brase Lawrence Dettmer Alfred Hunemiller Fair Board A. C. Strottmans Waverly Church Grace Missionary Society Grace Bob Kuhrt E. H. Stehn Readlyn Church Brunsville, Iowa Jandrey Brunsville LeMars Merrill Mullen Nashua Mark Wikner Arlo Patterson Dennis Patterson Gerald Mohling Trinoli Arlington Monona Calmar Coggon
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