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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1963
Page
5
Local social notes list Sunday and Friday visits across Waverly and nearby towns. People from Arthur, West Union, Tripoli, Denver, Sumner, Parkersburg, Osage, Frederika, Waterloo, Cedar Falls and other communities visited friends and relatives including the Kelsey, Foelske, Heide, Henniger, Maurer, Brown and Bunger households.
An 8 lb 6 oz son Barry Ray was born Sept. 4 at Sumner hospital to Mr. and Mrs Ray Buchholz Sumner. A 10 lb 5 oz son Brent Allen arrived Sept. 7 at a Cedar Rapids hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Duane Steinhart Tipton. The Steinharts are former Tripoli residents. many social visits to Waverly Waterloo and other towns are noted, with neighbors and relatives visiting, and local shops reporting repairs.
Mr and Mrs Wesley Gebert and family of Waterloo visited Mr and Mrs Herman Gebert on Monday. Prairie City guests Mr and Mrs John Van Steenbergen visited Thursday with Mr and Mrs Robert Campbell. Maynard residents Mr and Mrs Frederick Jens dined with Edward Rosenthal’s grandparents Thursday. Emma Klenzmann and Edwin Tegtmeier visited Paul Buenzow in Waverly Sunday evening. Sumner residents Mr and Mrs Louie Westendorf visited Paul Judisch Thursday. Mrs Wm Oberheu called on Alma Kimbal Monday and on her aunt Mrs Emma Miller. Dora Kappmeyer of Waverly plans time with her daughter and Clarence Westendorf and other relatives.
Sunday dinner guests honored Wilbur Mahlstedt's birthday. Attendees included families of Arnold Schneer of Denver Ray Waschkat John Axon Waterloo Wendell Mahlstedt Scott Nashua Art Niemeier Sumner Martha Waschkat and Peter Mahlistedt. Evening visitors were Orville Niemeier and Cletus Miller with their families from Sumner.
Mr and Mrs Harold Lenius with daughter visit from Biloxi while son in law Dave Moshier and family head to New York for Air Force posting. Brunch honors engaged Diane Drape with Sept 22 wedding. Funeral of Mrs Will Keding attended by L H Fink and Walter Keding. Family birthdays and hospital news update residents in Sumner Readlyn Waterloo and Fredericksburg areas. Bundled items report moves births and visitors among area households.
Four year old Scott Struck celebrated with family at the Bruce Johnson home in Cedar Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Struck hosted the Saturday evening gathering honoring the child’s birthday with relatives and friends in attendance.
Mrs Renetta Krueger came home Thursday after a six week stay in Long Beach California with her sister Mrs Elsa Alcock.
Engaged couple Jacklyn Marie Lobeck daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Lobeck and Terry H. Taylor son of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Taylor Cedar Falls announce plans for a spring wedding. Miss Lobeck a 1963 Gates Business College graduate works at Rath Packing Co Waterloo. Both graduates of Tripoli Community High School. He works at Calhoun's Manufacturing Co Cedar Falls.
A belated anniversary gathering was held in the Leslie Huck home in Sumner with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Huck and family, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Huck and family of Elkader, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Bacimann and family of Waverly, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Struck and family attending briefly as Sunday dinner guests.
Mr and Mrs Eldean Mueller and Mitchell attended the David son Mehmen wedding at Clarksville Sunday afternoon confirming a family celebration with relatives and friends gathered for the ceremony.
Tripoli Woman's Club will meet next Wednesday September 25 at 7 30 p m in the Town Hall. Members will answer roll call with Vacation Memories. The program Traveling Art Exhibit will be presented by Mrs Richard Opheim with hostesses Mrs Gene Vincent Mrs Robert Campbell Mrs James Holliday and Mrs Fred Smith. Sumner Culture Club will be guests. The art exhibit may be viewed 4 to 5 p m that day. Members unable to attend may contact the treasurer Mrs Fred Smith.
A guest stayed with Mrs. Wm. Boeckmann and Mrs. Ella Milius from Wednesday to Sunday. Saturday evening hosts included Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Drewis, Mrs. Clara Hildebrandt, Frederika, Mr. and Mrs. Orlyn Milius and family, and Mrs. Helena Doepke in the host home.
John E Hesse and wife transfer in Bremer County for $1 with easement on north 50 feet of certain NW and NE quarters. Edward L Gabe and wife transfer to Emil H Roloff for $1 with sw quarter exception east 1/4 of sw 8 92 13, total $35.20. Dietrich J Warkentin and wife transfer to William and Amanda Ruehs for $1 with offer terms and east 20 feet 34 93 14. Revenue $16 50.
Mr and Mrs Ray Burger and Wendy attended a 25th wedding anniversary open house at West Union Sunday afternoon honoring Mr and Mrs Leo Mork.
Mr. and Mrs. Herold Miller returned Tuesday from a four weeks trip to the Pacific Northwest. They visited at the homes of Mrs. Elsie Forney and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Vogelsang in Seattle. Mrs. Vogelsang and Mrs. Forney are sisters of Mr. Miller.
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