Calendar of events for 4-H and extension programs
Calendar of events lists September activities for 4-H members including a photography project meeting at 8 p m in Tripoli Town Hall Council Room a kitchen clinic at the county extension office in Tripoli a county 4-H skating party at 7 30 p m in Cedar Falls and a Homemaker's Camp at Camp Ingawanis inWaverly September events feature local clubs and venues with dates and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli Town Hall
Naomi Shank
Tripoli
Black Hawk
Cedar Falls
Homemaker's
Camp Ingawanis
Waverly
4-H Club News Dutiful Daughters and More Meetings
Four 4-H clubs share September activities with talks on clothing care sewing tips and demonstrations including button attaching Stay stitching and pattern work. Officers announced and upcoming events planned at member homes in Iowa club story.
4-H Club Meeting Notes and State Fair Talks
September 9 events at Diane and Dorothy Priebe homes covered pet peeves wardrobe planning and party readiness. October 8 meeting at Maurine Platte home with demonstrations by Dorothy Priebe and talks on health habits and foundation garments. New officers elected September 11 at Larry Steege home. 11 members attended. State Fair reports by Tens N Teens club featured blue ribbons and chaperone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane
Dorothy Priebe
Maurine Platte
Kathy Frahm
Patty Meyer
Diane Priebe
Resignation Read By Bonnie Alcock At 4-H Club Meeting
A letter of resignation was read from Bonnie Alcock who is now a student at Upper Iowa. Mary Bull spoke on Your Shoes and You. Sharon Biermann demonstrated Mitering a Corner. A fun night was discussed. Record books due Sept. 28. Nancy Burrow, reporter. Dayton Dodgers 4-H club held Sept. 9 meeting at Paul Meier’s home with 13 members, 2 leaders, 5 visitors. Allen Weidler elected president. Kenny Rieck vice president. Arlo Knoploh secretary. Harlan Platte treasurer. Joe Gitch reporter. Steve Buhrt historian. Harold Platte named junior leader. Next meeting at Ronnie Hunemuller’s home. Darwin Guenther, reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Gopherettes
Sheryl Buchholz
Margaret Kirchmann
Collen Schoephoerster
Janet Kuethe
Joanne Fay
Betty Figanbaum
Ames
Iowa State University
Doneth Zipse
Colleen Schoephoerster
Maxfield Rangers
Larry Steege
Tom Sickles
Jerry Dorn
Gary Heinemann
Ronald Milius
Harvey Matthias
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
Kenneth Foelske
Richard Matthias
Mark Huebner
Tom Poock
Harlan Schneer
Gary D. Heinemann
Diana Feuchtwanger
Vicky Burrow
Carole Lageschulte
Stanley Bockhaus
Mary Bull
Nancy Burrow
Roll
Bonnie Alcock
Upper Iowa
Sharon Biermann
Dayton Dodgers
Paul Meier
Allen Weidler
Kenny Rieck
Arlo Knoploh
Harlan Platte
Joe Gitch
Steve Buhrt
Harold Platte
Ronnie Hunemuller
Darwin Guenther
Bremer 4-H Members Headed to State Dairy Events
Twelve Bremer county 4-H members enter the State 4-H Dairy Show with dairy cattle from Wa terloo and surrounding towns. Exhibitors include Hassman, Heinemann, Knoploh, Thoms, Thoms, Foelske, Brandenburg, Dewey, Guenther, Nieman, Sickles, and Wylam. A 4-H dairy judging team will represent the county at the State contest on Sept. 27, with workout on Sept. 21. A home economics demonstration titled A Hem will be shown by Marjorie Blume and Susan Lohmann on Sept. 28 at 9:15 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
4-H
Gene Vincent
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Larry Hassman
Plainfield
Jerseys
Gary Heinemann
Readlyn
Arlo Knoploh
Sumner
Guernsey
Bill Thoms
Waverly
Sarah Thoms
David Foelske
Janesville
Garry Brandenburg
Richard Dewey
Darwin Guenther
Joyce Nieman
Tom Sickles
Lynda Wylam
Marjorie Blume
Susan Lohmann
Don’t Scratch That Itch In Just 15 Minutes
An Atkins style ad from O Briens Sundries promotes ITCH-ME-NOT a quick antiseptic remedy for itching from bites ringworm and surface rashes. It claims fast drying relief and germ killing action available at the local drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Brien
Readlyn Town Council Minutes August 4 1963
Readlyn Iowa council conducts regular August 1963 meeting led by Mayor Pro Tem Wolff. Present are Lockard Boehme Peters Rommel and Wolff. Minutes from prior regular and July 8 meetings approved. Justice of Peace report accepted. $10 fines deposited. Bills approved: general government, recreation, street, public safety, and utility items from local vendors and state labs.
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Readlyn
Iowa
Wolff
Lockard
Boehme
Peters
Rommel
Justice of Peace
Tripoli council notes expenses and election plans
At Tripoli Iowa on September 18 1965 the council itemized utility materials and labor costs totaling 3278 72 plus 2050 68 for power and related work. Items included salaries for Fred Meyerhoff Ray Hoeg and others, plus rent to C G W Railway and various small charges. The council then chose judges and clerks for a special election to be held August 31 1963 and adjourned.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ee Heath
William A. Buckley
Robert J. Sassman
Dutiful Daughters
Diane Steinbronn
Catherine Schrage
Sandra Meier
Charissa Schrage
Sara Jean Thoms
Clover Teenerettes
Theresa
Beth Uhlenhopp
Audry Hildebrandt
Carol Heidt
Barbara Rieck
Judy Lanizky
Elloha Pries
Mary Bergmann
TNT 4-H Club
Joyce Dooly
Sharyl Brase
Kendra Nordman
Vicky Heine
Sharon Buenger
Sumner Sparklers
Bremer 4-H
Cattle Congress
A. C. Poock
Recreation Readlyn Hatchery
Fred Koschmeder
Lockards’ Gas & Appliance
Water 'N. E. Motor Express
Neptune Meter Co
L. F. Whitney
Brown Supply Co
State Hygienic Laboratory
Street Wolffs
Public Safety Wolffs
Charley Troxel
Tripol
Light Interstate Power Co
Power Interstate Power Co
Fred Meyerhoff
Nolte Bros
Ray Hoeg
C.G.W. Railway
Arnold C. Poock
Howard M
Natal
Adams
Ptron
Hamax
Hurmence
Tripoli, Iowa
Kent
Illinois
Wisconsin
Midwest
Iowa State Fair
Sally Hass
Ellen Lilienthal
Bruce Messerly
Hereford
Illinois State Fair
Priscilla Wilson
Roberta Hillabrand
Johnny Cameron
John Ree
Lyle Flach
Gary Dameron
Shorthorn Res
Shorthorn
Angus
Ronnie Strawson
Johnny Dameron
Bo Buff Bradley
John Peterson
Pat Griswold
Kathy Griswold
Angus Gary May
Donald Biddick
Mary Graber
More Proof
Tripoli Grain & Feed
Dan Mast, Mer
Oee
Chevrolet
Buhr Chevrolet Company
South Main
Tripolt
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