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Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1965

Page

3

Lutheran Services and Meetings Across Local Churches

Listings show Grace Lutheran Te Tuite with vacancy pastor plus multiple circles meeting in September. Immanuel church hosts a combined pulpit exchange with subgroups and Bible study. St John Frederika and St Paul Siegel announce worship and Sunday School times. Crane Creek and Clin ton churches schedule catechetical instruction and Luther League activities. a Biermann Kohagen wedding and various committees and choirs are noted along with a Sept 18 hayride and congregational events.

Grace Lutheran Sing Frories Gunay Pydia Circle Gpm Ray Dohrmann Pie Stu Society of the Chilood Naomi Bruns Wendall Kuethe P. F. Puhlmann Reuben P Immanuel Church Clarksie Ksville Biermann - Kohagen Pas Luther League Ray Eick Eugene Eick Marvin Luhring Jonnie Brase Clair Larry Judas ST. Paul and Trinity Lutheran Highway 63 Bremer Karl W. Hawke St. Paul Trinity Walther League Clinton Bible Institute

Iowa Receives 56 Million in Federal Highway Aid

Secretary of Commerce John Connor apportioned 4 billion dollars in federal highway aid for fiscal year 1967. Iowa's share totals 56,581,967 with 35,903,250 for interstate, 10,331,682 for primary, 7,674,572 for secondary, and 2,672,472 for urban highways.

Secretary of Commerce John Connor Iowa

No headline event from Labor Day week in Iowa families

Labor Day social rounds fill many Iowa towns as families visit relatives and attend seasonal gatherings. Notable mentions include trips to Cedar Rapids Waterloo Fredericksburg Ames and Nashua with numerous couples and single guests listed among extended kin. A six year old Debie Sue Parker sustained a leg injury from a bicycle accident.

James Yakich Labor Day Fudburg Mass Kenneth Triplett Margaret James Triplett Cedar Rapids Herbert Sand Waterloo Wayne Bravener Bertha Drape Herbert Biermann Fredericksburg Leo Drape Muriel Smith Max Lynne Friend Carol Sherman Mollie Thompson Will Hagedorn Dean Wiltse Charles Mihm Lawler Vicky Burrow Ls.c Cedar Falls Clinton Burrow L.S.A Ames Duane Zwanziger Emil Schmudlach Lucille Ball Wally Mary Johnson Nashua Hazel Bowers Lyle Bowers New Hampton Walter Crooks Sonia Everett Johnson Jean John Johnson

Community Family Notes From Iowa Dinner and Visits

Local residents from Readlyn Sumner Waterloo Waverly and Cedar Falls share weekend greetings and birthday observances. Marlene’s birthday is celebrated with several families including the Strempke and Platte households. Others visit relatives attend funerals and plan fishing trips in Cedar Rapids DeWitt Wartburg College and Wartburg area communities.

Arnold Platte Readlyn Wilfried Westendorf Carol Lynn Michael Kevin Dwyer Sumner Wendell Westendorf Larry Steven Elaine Reinbeck George Strempke Fairbank Marlene Sandra Ganske Allen Memorial Hospital Waterloo Clarence Ganske Dale Wehling Clarence Johnson Kent Stephen Blanche Green C. C Leo Moody Will Hagedorn Alfred Specht Richard Bohle E. J. Nuss Erwin Schwabe Spring Fountain Fred Benz Fredericksburg C. C. Clary J. C. Ruehs Will Wente Waverly Hazel Bowers Ruby Bergman Chris Petersen Dennis Hartness Harry Petersen Cedar Falls Waterville Minn Clarence Wehling

Pinhook Visit and Local Family Updates

Will Flanscha and Harold OConnel families travel to Colorado Springs for a week with Harold Flanscha. Mrs Van Brocklin Pals and Krause return from Sumner hospital. Dixie Lee and Mark Rieck visit grandparents Albert Rieck in Janesville. E Stumme Monticello visits Claude Block family. Howard Van Brocklin Sr visits Aunt Josephine Ladwig.

Will Flanscha Harold O'Connell Colorado Springs Colo Harold Flanscha Howard van Brocklin Chester Pals Everett Krause Sumner Hospital Dixie Lee Mark Rieck Janesville Albert Rieck E. Stumme Monticello Claude Block Josephine Ladwig

Local Visit and Hospital Notes From Tripoli Area

Mercy hospital in Oelwein treats a patient, Steven Schmidt of Tripoli, for blood poisoning. Family visits include Judd Van Brocklin and Howard Van Brocklin Jr and kin in Van Brocklin homes. Albert Rieck, Leonard Mixdorf, and James Wolff families are noted visitors. John Nerge attends Robert Paden funeral in Sumner. Judy Hermann assists with housework in Everett Krause home in Tripoli.

Mercy Hospital Oelwein Judd van Brocklin Howard van Brocklin, Jr Howard van Brocklin Allen Rieck Gary Timm Janesville Albert Rieck Steven Schmidt Tripoli Sumner Hospital Leonard Mixdorf James Wolff Arlin Blume Clifford Cram Chester Pass John Nerge Robert Paden Sumner Judy Hermann Everett Krause

Onion displays garden onion weighing 1 percent pounds

George Reis shows a garden onion that weighs 1 percent pounds with a circumference of 14 percent inches, grown this summer.

George Reis

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TE Tuite Church OF Christ Methodist Chuch Frederika Robert Truit ST. John's Lutheran Frederika W. H. Klein ST. Paul's St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Siegel V. D. Weidler ST. John's Lutheran Western Douglas W. H. Lindquist Ja.m Fred W. Meyer Stevens Regent Royalist Ray’s Clothie's & Cleaners DIAL Carol Wehling Wartburg College Pinhook Bath Rainbow and International Fertilizers Hawkeye Brand Seeds Tripoli Sales Co., Inc J. M Jack Peoples Natural Gas Division Northern Naturel Gas Company Floyd Harkrader NER Ike Tripoli Hardware Tripoli, Iowa Family Service
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