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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1966
Page
1
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The 7 Lutheran Church in Bremer will mark its golden anniversary this Sunday September 18 with a 10:00 am service led by Pastor Karl W Hanks Bing and a 7:30 pm festival address by Rev Wunderlich. Trinity Lutheran hosts the event with mutual worship, a light lunch to follow, and guest speakers from nearby congregations.
Regular school election in Tripoli District saw incumbents re-elected to three year terms. Clarence Buchholz won 155 votes, Keniston Hoppenworth 114. Lorenz Bunger 148 with Harold Doepke 120. Treasurer Robert Ambrose elected unopposed with 246 votes. Hawkeye Institute Area VII levy passed 154 Yes 99 No. Denver vote details noted. Wapsie Valley reelects Herman Moeller unopposed. The article also recounts a 50th observance timeline for Trinity Lutheran with Pastor Karl W. Hawke installed in 1964 and congregational history.
The 160 acre Hildebrandt farm six miles southeast of Tripoli was sold to Neil and Mrs. Schwake. The Schwakes plan to move in around March 1. Reported price is 350 dollars per acre. Roach Farms, Inc. handled the transaction.
Pastor H Lindquist of St James Lutheran Western Glas announces a series of evangelistic services September 18 to 22. Lay evangelist Els Pedersen will speak for the Lutheran movement from Minneapolis. Public worship starts Sunday at 10 AM with evening services daily through Wednesday at 8 PM. Church located miles west of junction of highways 63 and 188, one mile north and a half mile west.
A women’s tea will be held at the home of Mrs Edwin Soh n in Fremont Township on Tuesday September 20 at 1 30 p m Attendees are asked to bring a nap on.
Tripoli Community Schools host first football game of the season Friday night. Tripoli VFW Auxiliary urges pre game flag raising ceremony respect. no conversation during Star Spangled Banner. Parents told to instruct children in proper patriotic behavior during ceremonies.
The Ackerman Matthias American Legion Post in Denver sponsors a family fish fry on Saturday September 17 from 5 to 8 p m at the Wittenburg Lumber Co in Denver.
F B Schuldt came home Monday from Allen Memorial hospital Waterloo after eye surgery. He had been hospitalized for observation and recuperation following the procedure.
The Sweet Marsh refuge area north of Tripoli joins a list of inviolate waterfowl refuges for Sept 15 to Dec 15, 1966. Dean Dalziel confirms posted yellow signs mark inviolate boundaries and no trespass during the period. Other refuges named include Storm Lake Island Buena Vista county and Red Rock Area Marion county among many listed counties.
Surgical patient Herman Biermann is at Allen Memorial Hospital Waterloo where he underwent surgery Friday.
The Iowa State Highway Patrol examining team will be at the Town Hall on Saturday morning Sept. 17. Written and driving exams run from 8 to 11, with renewals issued until noon. The team returns for the next session on Oct. 15.
Pfc Roger Benarden arrived in Viet Nam on September 1 and will serve after duty at Fort Lewis Washington the prior three months.
Gail McLavey sells personal property at public auction on the Frederika farm north edge starting 11 o'clock Saturday September 17. Included are a 1955 Golden Jubilee Ford tractor allis chalmers wc and more with items from neighbors such as a M M uni harvester a New Holland field chopper and hay balers. Auctioneer R L Bob Muench and Farmers Savings Bank Frederika clerk. Lunch on grounds.
A selected group of THS juniors and seniors will write and edit a weekly school newspaper for 1966 67. Donald Fish oversees the program as English instructor. The Panther's Tale, begun last year, continues this year with volume two debuting on page eight.
The Tripoli Panthers open the 1966 high school football season with an 18 12 victory over the Sumner Aces in a pre conference opener. Sumner led early with a Vic Heyer six yard TD reception, but Tripoli held on in the final period.
IMC announces expanded operations at its Tripoli fertilizer plant with a new computerized farming system named M.O.R.E. Profit Program. The free service analyzes farm resources to recommend the most profitable plan for each field and is supported by the plant’s enlarged staff and equipment.
The Tripoli Commercial Club will meet Monday evening September 19 at the Town Hall. A business meeting will follow the dinner served by women of Faith United Church.
Frederika hosts a Sunday tractor pulling contest with 75 registrations sponsored by the Frederika Fire Department. Class winners include Robert Otto Alfred Kayer Stanley Feuchtwanger and Milan Ellison among others. A tug of war followed, led by Virgil Buss and Gene Redies with Buss team victorious.
The Immaculate Conception church will hold its annual fall dinner in Sumner on Sunday September 18. The meal features turkey with serving from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Proceeds support church activities.
Iowa Lieutenant Governor Robert Fulton will be principal speaker at a Democratic fund raising dinner in Sumner on Wednesday at 7 p m Invitations have been extended to other Democratic candidates including Lawrence A Touchne Tickets for the dinner are available from Democratic Central Committee members or at the door Wednesday evening
Tripoli fire officials announce a charity softball game between the Farmers and the Fire Department is reset for Thursday September 15 at 8 p m in South Park. Farmers who entered tractors in the recent tractor pulling contest sponsored by the fire department are eligible to play.
The Hub announces new closing times effective immediately. Business will close Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 6:00 p m until further notice.
Tripoli Woman's Club hosts guest night on Wednesday September 21 at 7 30 p m in the Town Hall. Phyllis Singer editor of the Waterloo Courier women's department will discuss Exploring Our Role As a Woman. Hostesses include Mrs Ruth Woodcock Mrs W B Weeber and Mrs Kermit Hildahl.
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