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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1958

Page

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Community Chest Drive Opens Thursday in Tripoli

Ray Fink announces the afth annual Community Chest fund drive kicking off Thursday September 25 with area captains appointed to organize solicitors. The campaign aims for a $2720 goal supporting Red Cross Cerebral Palsy and other groups while funds largely stay in Tripoli benefiting residents. Donors become members and receive receipts listing benefited agencies.

Ipol Ray Hy Fink Lice Krueger Robert Gacerman Paul Vootmann Duane Holm Wm. A. Kuker Dr. L. J. Magnall Eldo Kehe Raymond H. Bunger American Red Cross Cerebral Palsy Foundation Sister Elizabeth Kenny Foundation Iowa Association For Mental Health United Fund of Iowa Bremer County Association For Retarded Children Boy Scouts of America Salvation Army Tripoli

Weather Fluctuates Hot to Cool Over Week in Tripoli

Tripoli’s week featured fickle weather with temperatures ranging from a high of 79 to a low of 43 and a single steady rain totaling .73 inch. No frost occurred yet, as observers recorded daily highs and lows through September 16, signaling mixed late summer and early fall conditions.

Tripoli C. W. Ryan

Denver Music Boosters Elect Officers and Plan Two Events

Denver special report notes new officers elected at the Music Boosters meeting held Sept. 11. President Buss vice president Schneider secretary Lula Moe treasurer Belton. A rummage sale is planned for October and a minstrel show tentatively scheduled for January with Orlyn Schroeder Jon Soldwich and Ralph Fritz named for charges.

Denver Elect Denver

Women's Club Meeting in Sumner Tuesday

The third district Federation of Women's clubs will meet Tuesday at 9 a.m. at John’s Lutheran Church Sumner. Luncheon to be served in Parish hall. Mrs. Lowell Rasmussen Reinbeck, third district director, will conduct. Two special guests attend: Fr. Clark Mechem state president and Mrs. J. L. Lush state president-elect. Missionary will be a speaker.

Third District Federation of Women’s Clubs John’s Lutheran Church Umner Lowell Rasmussen Reinbeck Clark Mechem J. L. Lush

Snell ing Plays Nine Holes In Half His Age Score

Tripoli's J. P. Snelling starred at Meadowbrook Country Club Sumner shooting 36 for nine holes, half his age of 72. He bogeyed the first hole then played even par the rest, found 1.88 dollars on the first tee, and, with partner Floyd Hobbs, shut out opponents Jim Kane and Tom Murphy in team play for a perfect day.

Tripoli J. P. Snelling Joe Meadowbrook Sumner Snelling Floyd Hobbs Plainfield Jim Kane Tom Murphy Roger Bock Duane Behrens Lyle Olds Evan Ball Tom Chase

Readlyn Elects Class Officers and Student Council

Readlyn high school at Readlyn attendance center of Wapsie Valley district elected officers. Seniors chose Frank Merrill as president Otto Bast as vice president Karen Hagenow secretary Verla Meyerhoff treasurer. Juniors Connie Otto president Jerry Wittenburg VP Barbara Thoms secretary David Riley treasurer. Sophomores David Leistikow president Larry Ganske VP Eldo Moeller secretary David Dornbusher treasurer. Freshmen Dale Wehling president Ruth Deterding VP John Matthias secretary Bert Jacobsen treasurer. Student Council includes Frank Merrill president Margaret Meyerhoff Sharon Leistikow Peggy Lockard Jerry Beevers Elaine Piehl Delbert Henning Carolyn Schutte Andrea Klodt.

Readlyn Wapsie Valley Community School District Carl H. Balvanz Frank Merrill Otto Bast Karen Hagenow Verla Meyerhoff Connie Otto Jerry Wittenburg Barbara Thoms David Riley David Leistikow Larry Ganske Eldo Moeller David Dornbusch Dale Wehling Ruth Deterding John Matthias Bert Jacobsen Margaret Meyerhoff Sharon Leistikow Peggy Lockard Jerry Beevers Elaine Piehl Delbert Henning Carolyn Schutte Andrea Klodt

Drivers Exam Team To Visit Tripoli Saturday Morning

A driver license examination team from the Iowa Patrol will be at the Town Hall Saturday from 8 30 a m to noon. Examinations for renewal of drivers and chauffeurs licenses as well as for new licenses and student permits will be given. The team will not be here again until Saturday October 18.

Iowa Highway Patrol

Chicken and ham supper at St John’s Lutheran church

A chicken and ham supper will be served Thursday September 18 at St John’s Lutheran church in Maxfield, one mile north and two miles east of Denver. Menu includes chicken or ham, mashed potatoes and gravy, baked beans, peas, sauerkraut, tomatoes, relish, pie, rolls and coffee. Serving starts at 4 30 p m. Adults cost 1.00 and children 50c.

St. John’s Lutheran Church Maxfield Denver

Fifty Trial Jurors Report for Bremer County October Term

Bremer county district court jurors for the October term are to report October 13 at 10 a.m. to Judge T. A. Beardmore. The term begins October 6. A panel of fifty county residents includes Denver Ernest Walter Ervin Bruns Arnold Schumacher C F Krueger Maxine Wells Julius Foelske Fred Gielau Theo Schmidt Fairbank Joyce Kehe Janesville Edwin Vossberg Hattie Shoesmith Plainfield Ralph Nelson Louis Wedeking Gerald Harrington Readlyn Lorenz Zummak R J Freitag Sumner Otto Westendorf Marjorie Prestien Sam Kadera Edwin Thurm Werner Westendorf Art French Tripoli Alma Piegers Donald Dettmering Helen Kleiss Erich Poock Robert W Fink Wilbert Frahm Edward Brocka Fred Beewers Waverly Floyd Clewell W A Boots John Dunleavy Erwin Drape Robert Baumgartner Lawrence Homeister Arlene Dettmer W E Greiner Harold Koch Eileen Bodeker Frank Flickinger Edna Wagner Olga Hardwig Irene Schlotsmeyer Mary Mueller Blanche Shaffer Esther Meeker Thelma Crawford Maxine McNerney Lillian Hoppenworth.

Bremer County District Court T. A. Beardmore Lois Slater Denver Ernest Walter Ervin Bruns Arnold Schumacher C. F. Krueger Maxine Wells Julius Foelske Fred Gielau Theo. Schmidt Fairbank Joyce Kehe Janesville Edwin Vossberg Hattie Shoesmith Plainfield Ralph Nelson Louis Wedeking Gerald Harrington Readlyn Lorenz Zummak R. J. Freitag Sumner Otto Westendorf Marjorie Prestien Sam Kadera Edwin Thurm Werner Westendorf Art French Tripoli Alma Piegers Donald Dettmering Helen Kleiss Erich Poock Robert W. Fink Wilbert Frahm Edward Brocka Fred Beewers Waverly Floyd Clewell W. R. Boots John Dunleavy Erwin Drape Robert Baumgartner Lawrence Homeister Arlene Dettmer W. E. Greiner Harold Koch Eileen Bodeker Frank Flickinger Edna Wagner Olga Hardwig Irene Schlotsmeyer Mary Mueller Blanche Shaffer Esther Meeker

Squirrel and Rabbit Hunting Seasons Open in Iowa

The 1958 59 Iowa hunting calendar opens statewide for squirrels and rabbits. Squirrels run through Nov 30 with a six daily bag and 12 possession limit. cottontail and jack rabbits run through Jan 31, 1959 with ten daily and no possession limit. Shooting hours 6 am to 6 pm. Officials note rabbits are at high population levels and urge hunters to harvest surplus to prevent disease and protect future carryover.

Iowa The Conservation Commission Commission Game Division Ray Beckman Fish and Game Division

Chicken ham supper at St Pauls Lutheran church Siegel

A chicken and ham supper served family style is set for Thursday September 25 at St Pauls Lutheran church in Siegel. Menu includes mashed potatoes and gravy corn sauerkraut apple salad relish pumpkin and cherry pie rolls and coffee. Serving begins at 5 30 p m with adults priced at 1.00 and children at 50 cents.

St. Paul's Lutheran Church Siegel

First Adult Evening Class At Tri Poli High

About 40 attended the first adult evening school class at Tri Poli High School Monday night. Davey Smith, vocational agriculture instructor, spoke on buying beef feeder cattle and the general farm outlook for 1959.

Tripoli High School Davey Smith

Aunt Killed by Milk Truck in Cooksville

Mrs. Lavern Lageschulte learned last week of the death of her aunt Mrs. Clara Elbert of Cooksville Illinois. The 91 year old woman who would have turned 92 next month was struck and run over by a milk truck in front of her home.

Lavern Lageschulte Clara Elbert Cooksville Ill Elbert

Marine joins giant West Coast landing exercises

Cpl. Duane H. Judisch of the First Marine division at Camp Pendleton Calif is taking part in the year s largest west coast amphibious landing exercises his parents Mr and Mrs Paul Judisch were notified this week about the deployment and training status

Duane H. Judisch Marine Paul Judisch Camp Pendleton Calif

Funeral Services For Mother and Son In Readlyn And Crane Creek

Funeral services for Mrs. Alvina Boevers 81 were held at St Matthew s Lutheran Readlyn with Rev Erich Dornbusch in charge Burial followed in the church cemetery with six Boevers as pallbearers Arrangements by Matthias Funeral Home Denver Mrs Boevers found dead Sunday by son William Tripoli area farmer who died of a heart attack on the porch Also survived by three other sons Fred Rein hart and Paul and a daughter Mrs John Hagenow Funeral services for William Boevers 57 will be held at Matthias Funeral Home Denver and St John s Lutheran Crane Creek with Dr Em Fuchs in charge Burial in the church cemetery Pallbearers listed and he survived by wife son Burton and three grandchildren.

Alvina Beevers Readlyn St. Matthew's Lutheran Church Erich Dornbusch Robert Hagenow Erwin Piehl Ronald Boevers Dean Boevers James Boevers Jerald Boevers Matthias Funeral Home Denver Boevers William Tripoli Fred Reinhart Paul Waverly John Hagenow Fairbank William Boevers St. John’s Lutheran Church Crane Creek Em. Fuchs Church Walter Lohmann Elmer Sassmann Clarence Buchholz Alfred Blasberg Luellen Wintz Arnold Stromer Mr. Beevers Burton

Drawing Prize Up To $50 This Week In Tripoli Draw

The weekly drawing sponsored by Tripoli merchants will award a $50 prize this Saturday as the $25 first prize from last week was unclaimed. Loren Krueger’s name was drawn for $25 but he was absent. Mrs. Elizabeth Maghy received $10 as consolation for being drawn fourth, with Leslie Schmidt Carl Kirchhoff and Mrs. William Niemeyer also named.

Tripoli Loren Krueger Elizabeth Maghy Leslie Schmidt Carl Kirchhoff William Niemeyer

Artesian Church rededication draws about 800 attendees

About 800 attended special services at St. Pauls Lutheran Church Artesian for decoration and remodeling of the church and enlarged school building. Rev O H Moll spoke at the dedicatory morning service while Rev E L Runge Marshalltown addressed the festival afternoon. Visiting pastors included Brammer Roschke Heilmann Gutekunst Vaudt Kretschmar Mei er Kiergaard. Organ vesps by Harold Schmidt closed the day. church trustees and boards are named. The church sits three miles north of the Highways 3 and 63 junction.

St. Paul's Lutheran Church Artesian O. H. Moll Mr. Moll E. L. Runge Marshalltown Iowa District East Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod FE. A. Brammer Cedar Falls Waterloo Harold Roschke St. John Waverly H. Heilmann Fairbank Carl Gutekunst Cedarloo Erwin Vaudt Spring Fountain Herman Kretschmar C. G. Meier Reinbeck Carlton Kiergaard Parris Calif Harold Schmidt Immanuel Lutheran School R. F. Thiemann Wilbert Schultz Leonard Huck Gustav Rucker Alvin Meier Raymond Simmer Andrew Huck Emil Redies

Committee studies zoning ordinance for Town of Tripoli

The Commercial club voted to study a possible zoning ordinance for Tripoli with the Community development committee led by Fred Fink. Officials support the study to protect property values and guide growth. The club also plans a teacher dinner, invites Iowa Industrial commission rep, explores an industrial development corporation, donates 20 to 4-H awards, notes 98 new members, and screens a postal operations film by R J Bunger.

Tripoli Commercial Club Fred Fink Frederika Iowa Industrial Commission G. R. Rettig Robert H. Kuhrt R. J. Bunger Ray H. Fink

Meeting of Parents Of Cub Scouts Friday Night

Parents interested in Cub Scouts are invited to a meeting at the Town Hall Friday at 7 30 pm. Prospective Cubs need not attend, but each family should be represented by one adult, said Cub master Ray Bunger.

Ray Bunger

Assessed Valuation of County Utilities

The issue lists the assessed value of all railroads telegraph and transmission companies in Bremer county on page 7. Companies pay property tax in each school district township and town they pass through, assessed by line mileage. Chicago Great Western Rail road Co has the highest Bremer valuation at 561769 dollars.

Bremer County Chicago, Great Western Railroad Co

Chinese Student to Speak on The Dangers of Communism

Wartburg College junior Robert Tao, born in Shanghai and escaped from the Reds to Hong Kong, will discuss The Dangers of Communism tonight at Grace Lutheran Brotherhood meeting at 8 15. Tao, who will graduate in June 1959, studied in Hong Kong after junior high in Shanghai and worked at a mission college before enrolling at Wartburg in 1957.

Robert Tao Wartburg College Grace Lutheran Brotherhood Tao Shanghai China Hong Kong Mission College

Mrs Henrietta Johnson Taken to Iowa City Hospital

Mrs Henrietta Johnson was taken to Iowa City hospital on Monday for observation. She is in Ward C-33 on the third floor.

Henrietta Johnson Iowa City

Goebel and Luhrs Marriage Readies Cedar Falls Home

Patricia Ann Goebel daughter of Dr and Mrs Vv G Goebel wed James Everett Luhrs son of Mr and Mrs Wm H Luhrs in St Peters Evangelical church The couple reside at 422 Seerley Blvd Cedar Falls with Luhrs employed by Equitable Life Insurance Co of Iowa and the bride an executive trainee at Sears Roebuck Waterloo.

Patricia Ann Goebel Vv. G. Goebel James Everett Luhrs Cedar Falls Wm. H. Luhrs Primghar St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church Seerley Blvd Luhrs Equitable Life Insurance Co Iowa Sears, Roebuck Co Waterloo

Theology Student Speaker at Grace Mission Services

Myria Bentz of Dubuque will headline Grace Lutheran church Sunday morning at 8 and 10 o clock with the theme Let Your Light Shine for a special mission festival sermon. Wartburg Theological seminary student and Wartburg College graduate. guest speaker Rev. William A. Adix at 8 o clock vespers. fellowship and coffee follow hosted by the Women’s Missionary Society. Public invited to all services.

Myria Bentz Dubuque Grace Lutheran Church Bentz Wartburg College Wartburg Theological Seminary William A. Adix Prince of Peace Lutheran Church Evansdale Women's Missionary Society

Aide-for-Day honors 18 year old Fort Belvoir private

Pfc. Larry K. Struck of Tripoli named En listed Aide-for-Day to the Fort Belvoir post commander. A construction specialist in Company B of the 79th Group's 37th Engineer Battalion, he was chosen for soldierly appearance and courtesy. Struck joined the Army in 1957 after graduating Tripoli High School and prior work at Tripoli Canning Co.

Fort Belvoir Larry K. Struck Carl C. Struck Tripoli 79Th Struck Army Fort Carson Colo Tripoli Canning Co

Frederika Voters Approve Franchise For Power Company

Frederika voters overwhelmingly approved a 25 year franchise for Interstate Power Co. in an election held last Thursday. The final vote was 67 in favor and one against, with the Town Council meeting that night to canvass the results and enact the ordinance in force.

Frederika Interstate Power Co

Fremont Living Group Elects New Officers At Meeting

Fremont township Family Living Group met at Mrs. L. J. Magnall home for its annual ten with 24 ladies present Tuesday last week. Guests Mrs. Leonard Colburn outlined goals for the coming year and Mrs. James Kerr reported on patriotism and Americanism. Officers elected were Mrs. Robert Rathbone chairman Mrs. Mervyn Ormston vice chairman Mrs. L. J. Magnall publicity and Mrs. Fred Brase secretary treasurer. They will take office in January. Committee women include Mrs. Vernon Wikner agriculture, Mrs. Robert Chapin Farm Bureau, Mrs. Hadley Brewer music and recreation, and Mrs. A. C. Woodcock reading. A lesson on Table Decorations was given by Mrs. Chapin and Mrs. Grant Grove. Next meeting will be at the Lloyd Frush home with lesson More Effective Homemaking.

Fremont Township L. J. Magnall Leonard Colburn James Kerr Robert Rathbone Mervyn Ormston Fred Brase Vernon Wikner Robert Chapin Hadley Brewer A. C. Woodcock Grant Grove Lloyd Frush

Mrs Lillian Sievers Plans Visit During Knee Surgery

Mrs Lillian Sievers left Monday night for Sturgis South Dakota to visit Mr and Mrs Al Dana. She will care for the Dana children while Mrs Dana undergoes knee surgery at the local hospital.

Lillian Sievers Sturgis, S. D al Dana Mrs. Dana

Home From Hospital Siegfried Struck Returns

Siegfried Struck was discharged Saturday and returned home from the Sumner hospital indicating recovery progress after a recent stay.

Siegfried Sumner

Panther Gridders Travel to Coggon For Crucial Game

Tripoli Panthers travel to Coggon for a Quad County league showdown in the season’s crucial match. Coach Mullen eyes speed and blocking changes after a 35-14 loss to Sumner, with sophomores shining and team spirit praised despite limited fan support. Sumner extended its win streak to 23. Tripoli showed late life but defensive lapses and pass defense haunted them.

Sumner Tripoli Panthers Coggon John Mullen Cedar Rapids Linn County Mullen Claire Duecker Lawrence Worrell Leroy Stumme Arlo Patterson Marvin Drewis Rudy Pavelec Carol Heinemann Mark Block Panther

Sauerbreis Celebrate 58th Wedding Anniversary and 83rd Birthday

Mr and Mrs George Sauerbrei observed a combined celebration Sunday at their home marking the couple s 58th wedding anniversary and Mr Sauerbrei s 83rd birthday with a potluck dinner. Children and immediate family attended.

George Sauerbrei Mr. Sauerbrei

Fremont No 1 and No 5 school auction announced

An auction of the building and contents of Fremont No 1 and Fremont No 5 schools is scheduled for Saturday September 27. A full property description will appear in next week's Leader. Robert H. Kuhrt secretary Tripoli Community School District.

Fremont No. 1 Fremont No. 5 Robert H. Kuhrt Tripoli Community

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Wed As Lavern Hoeper St. John's Lutheran Church Donna Nuss Ernest Nuss John Hoeper Artesian Church Cub Reds Grace Mission Services Myrin Bentz Pfc Fort Belvoir, Va Fremont Living Group Jesup Gerald Mohling Pavelec Fred Hildebrandt Duecker Doug Bell Bill Garner Dixon Bunger Larry Bunger Sauerbreis
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