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Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1963

Page

4

Birthday and dinner gatherings span Tripoli area

A long list of birthday celebrations and family visits centers on Tripoli and nearby towns. Multiple households host parties for Mollie Thompson, Connie O Connell, Kim and Tim Plegenkuhle, and others. Attendees include the O Connell, Bergmann, Alcock, Ruehs, Gillett, Drews families, among many relatives and friends visiting from Waterloo, Sumner, Waverly, Dysart, New Hampton, and Denve. The piece ends noting the New York Evening Telegram as the first to publish cartoons regularly.

George Matthews Staples Minn Frank Johnson John Johnson Wayne Bravener Harold O'Connell Ervin O'Connell Lawrence Schwartz Tripoli Melvin Schwartz Sherwood Pleggenkuhle Mollie Thompson Carol Sherman Effie Alcock Hazel Ager Bernice Sells Franklin Downs Clyde Clary Fietta Bergmann Mary Taylor Downs Ladies’ Auxiliary Bremer County VFW Hazel Bowers Connie O'Connell O'Connell Kim Tim Pleggenkuhle J. C. Ruehs Waldo Ruehs Western Douglas LeLand Bergmann Allen Memorial Hospital Waterloo Walter Gillett Kenneth Gillett Alfred Specht Robert Figanbaurm Sumner Figanbaum George Hagen Leroy Township Ralph Drewis Mary Thompson Elaine Clements Evansdale Rochester Thompson Dysart Arlan Nuss Diane Benz Kenneth Grannon Fred Benz Randall Neidert Neidert Eugene Stahlhut Wm. Burrow Leland Alcock Leo Burrow Roland Smith Winthrop The Dale LaVerne Schumacher Vern Bockhaus Harlan Pose New Hampton Walter Reding Roland Brase Waverly Gus Brase Truman Stahl Esther Pleggenkuhle Pleggenkuhle Raymond French Connie Miriam French W. H. Sassmann Denver Denver, Helping Mrs. Sassmann's Father, A. W. French Robert Carney Hattie Gunsalus Art Siegfried Oren Hinecker Dennison Leitch Charles City Marvin Dancer

Record of vocational rehabilitations nationwide and by state

The fiscal year ending June 30 saw 110 136 disabled men and women rehabilitated under the state federal system. Iowa reported 1 464 rehabilitations, with 1 410 by the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation and 54 by the Commission for the Blind, up nine percent from the prior year. Pennsylvania led with 10 877, New York had 7 563. West Virginia topped per capita at 53 per 100 000, national average 58. Some rehabilitee outcomes extended to short-term supports.

Iowa Pennsylvania New York West Virginia Georgia Iowan

Looking at Life as It Used to Be Five Decades Ago

A retrospective from October 15, 1908 noting Henry Gies returning from Missouri trip with Weber, land purchases of 120 and 200 acres, Rettig property sale, and farm sales to an Illinois buyer. Also Bruns wed Gaede at St. John’s Maxfield. M W Bennett named junior field advisor for Iowa Unemployment Compensation. 1938 corn prices 57 to 60 cents. local eggs and poultry prices listed.

Henry Gies Missouri Weber A. Schlueter R. Rettig Rettig Mr. Rettig Henry Deterding Poock Otto Kasemeier Geo. Mundtrom Leona Bruns Edwin Gaede St. John's Lutheran Church Maxfield J. G. Baermann M. W. Bennett Tripoli Bremer County Iowa Des Moines Bennett

From Welfare to Work Aims at Productive Citizens

The program seeks to move people from tax aid and public institutions to skilled and semi skilled occupations in teaching engineering and medicine among others. The conversion of these persons from recipients of public assistance to productive citizens leads to large savings in state and federal support funds.

Ten Years Ago Notices and Marriages in Sumner Area

Ten years ago Oct 21 1953 reports hog prices calves sales and local moves. Duane Holm Bradley and Peggy Kramer join Marines in Des Moines Oct 9. Vierth Printing Co sold to James R Heyer Sumner Gazette owner. Dohrmann and Hoppenworth return from Brother hood convention in Columbus Ohio. Howard Dun lap Denver announces daughter Lila Jean to Stanley A Dancer. Wedding in Tripoli at St Peters Evangelical and Reformed Church.

Duane Holm Bradley Leo Goodenbour Peggy Kramer Des Moines Vierth Printing Co Frank Vierth James R. Heyer Sumner Gazette Will H. Dohrmann H. H. Hoppenworth Columbus Ohio The Brotherhoods of the American Lutheran Church Howard E. Dunlap Denver Lila Jean Stanley A. Dancer E. L. Dancer Tripoli St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church

Funeral rites for Richard Wolf with Zion Readlyn church

Funeral services will be Friday in Zion Lutheran church Readlyn for Richard Wolf age 77 with Rev. Elmer Jacobs in charge. Also noted were golden wedding anniversary celebrations by Mr and Mrs W C Steege at St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed church Denver and O arlen Boeckmann elected president of Bremer County Farm Bureau at Tripoli Town Hall. Mary Bremer and Richard Wirt wed Sept 29 in Sumner at Immaculate Conception Church.

E. F. Puhlmann Zion Lutheran Church Willard Holm Tripoli Town Hall Readlyn Wm. Leistikow Erich Dornbusch Elmer Jacobs Mary Bremer Paul Bremer Tripoli Richard Wirt Ross Wirt Tyler Minn Immaculate Conception Catholic Church Sumner

Iowa National Guard Creates Two New Awards

The Iowa National Guard established two new awards for outstanding guardsmen and for civilian supporters. Units will present plaques to graduates of service schools and to civilians, while local units may award trophies to Guardsmen with extraordinary personal achievements.

Iowa National Guard

Ellenwood grandfathers clock hobby in his workshop

Sj Bee Spencer cherishes a wooden heirloom passed from grandfathers made by hand in a quiet Ellenwood workshop. The clock remains a beloved household treasure, reflecting careful craftsmanship and a family hobby.

Cloe Se Tig Sj Bee Spencer Ashi Elock

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