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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1966
Page
6
Electric carpet shampooer available for rent at Tripoli Hardware Co. for $1 with dial 882-3303. Rettig Furniture Store offers instant carpet use via HOST drying service, dial 882-4285.
I thank friends neighbors and relatives for cards gifts and visits while I was at Allen Memorial hospital and since returning home. Special thanks to Rev Weidler Rev Puhlmann for visits and prayers and Dr Weeber. Carl Kowalsky.
Pinhook John Fay Sr attended a Catholic men's retreat at Cedar Falls over the weekend. Multiple families from Ches ter Pass, Mason City, Fairbank, Oran, Alta Vista, Cedar Falls, Sumner, Waterloo, Dubuque and other nearby towns are listed visiting relatives and spending time at homes and summer spots.
DES MOINES Iowa officials announce the second experimental teal season runs Sept 17 to 25 with daily shooting from 9 a m to sunset first day and sunrise to sunset on following days. Hunters must carry special teal permits and licenses with limits set at four per day and eight possession after day one. Over 16 500 applications were filed before the July 31 deadline.
In Ralph Akers and Leland Billick's prize garden at West Liberty tomato vines reach eight feet with many plants still growing.
Mrs. Howard Van Brocklin called at Lucille Dilley home on Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rieck visited Sunday evening in the Art Brandt home in Waverly.
Camp Ingawanis hosts an all day event Tuesday September 27 from 9 00 a m to 3 30 p m with recreation nature crafts and an educational hike led by Harold Gunderson an illustrated talk by Margherita Tarr and tea or coffee breaks. Advanced registration at the Extensions office Tripoli due September 20 is required to secure lunch and two coffee breaks. sack lunches allowed.
Mrs Bertha De Villbiss of Panora notes her six sons have served in the armed forces with two still active. The family has seen service worldwide including Korea and Vietnam while the late Mr Devilbiss was a World War I veteran.
Murray Kamerick of Pella uncovered a mammoth tooth 34 feet underground in a gravel pit. The fossil weighs 3.4 pounds and measures 7 inches by 7 inches by 3 inches, indicating an ancient elephant-like creature.
Willow Lawn Realty Co to Carver Metal Buildings for a nominal price involves 268 feet lot in Willow Lawn Addition with revenue recorded as $9.90. Earl Richmond and others transfer to Frank L. and Ada K. Rice covering portions of NW and SE tracts in Sewell subdivision, revenue $35.20. E H Meyer and others to Perpetual Savings involves west one third of a lot in original fraction town, revenue $22.00. James A. Jorgensen and wife transfer to Herbert Dean and Marjorie Lambert Risser detailing westernmost parcels and highway boundaries, with river and highway proximity noted.
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