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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1965
Page
5
A flurry of Saturday and Sunday visits across Readlyn Cedar Falls Waterloo and nearby towns featured many families greeting relatives from Denver Sumner Readlyn and Northfield. Notable gatherings included birthday celebrations for Lena Schmacher and J P Snelling and numerous dinner and evening social calls at homes in Readlyn Sumner and Waterloo.
A son, Steven Marvin Haverkamp, arrived Sept. 3 to live with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Haverkamp of rural Sumner. He was born Nov. 20. Mrs. Haverkamp is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hoppenworth of Tripoli. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Osborn of Sumner are parents of a 6 lb 15 oz son, Rodney Lee, born Sept. 17 at Allen Memorial Hospital in Waterloo. Mrs. Osborn was formerly Kay Holm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Holm, whose Sept. 17 birthday is noted.
Pfc. Dale A. Heth son of Mr and Mrs Robert E Heth route 2 Sumner is in a field training exercise in Germany ending Sept 23 He trains in day and night tactical range firing as a radio relay and carrier operator with Company D 440th Signal Battalion near Kaiserslautern Heth joined the Army in November 1964 after basic at Fort Polk La He previously served at Fort Gordon Ga and is a 1962 Sumner Community High School graduate who attended Upper Iowa University Fayette
Mrs Edna Kuethe Mrs Fred Deterding Mrs Ruth Woodcock Mrs Mabel Hunemuller and Mr and Mrs HH Hoppenworth returned Saturday evening from a bus tour starting Decorah. They visited Arlington Cemetery Capitol Building Washington Empire State Building New York World's Fair Niagara Falls and Detroit.
Bonnie Moeller of Readlyn and Verdina Nolte of Waverly represented Farmers Co op at the third annual Iowa Association of Bookkeepers meeting September 13 14 at the FGDA Building Des Moines They also participated in the noon luncheon entertainment program Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. August Towne returned Sunday evening after a two weeks vacation. They visited Mrs. Amanda Nolting and the Wayne Nolting home in Tus tin Cal. They called on Henry Weihe at Bellflower and at the Jay Brutsman home in Cheyenne Wyoming. They were in Rawlins Wyoming during the snowstorm.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rosen thal and Mrs. Caroline Towne and Mrs. Amanda Hunemuller joined a bus tour Monday with other seniors. The group gathered at Waverly and visited the Quaker Oats plant in Cedar Rapids before proceeding to West Branch.
Mr and Mrs H H Hoppenworth attended the baptism of Steven Marvin Haverkamp Sunday at St John Lutheran Church Buck Creek. They were guests for dinner and supper at the Haverkamp home.
Mr and Mrs Harry Joel Lloyd Clifford and Mark and Monte Bergmann attended the 54th annual AG convention in Des Moines on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Paul Judisch attended the Watts Woodman wedding at St Pauls Lutheran church in Siegel on Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baker of Tempe Arizona were houseguests at the H J Frese home from Thursday to Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Brase attended the board meeting at the Lutheran Children's Home in Waverly on Wednesday afternoon.
Henry Blasberg was admitted to Allen Memorial hospital in Waterloo on Thursday following a heart attack. A TV set of tomorrow may obey spoken commands and potentially shorten commercials.
USDA announces 1965 66 soybean marketing year will run Sept 1 to Aug 31 to improve old crop usage accounting and provide a better benchmark for supply. The shift reflects earlier harvests and increases in September crushings and exports, with no changes to prices or acreage data. Carryover projections rise, with 30 million bushels forecast for Sept 1 1965, and 864 million bushels for the 1965 crop.
Darla Bremer and Allan Bock were married Saturday evening at St. Pauls Lutheran Church Sumner Rev L J Gutermuth officiated The couple will reside at 800 West 1st Street Sumner The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul A Bremer of Tipplo and the groom son of Mr and Mrs Walter Bock of Sumner The bride worked at First National Bank Sumner and the groom at Huebner Motor Sumner
Readlyn’s 1945 graduates gathered Saturday at the Riviera Ballroom in Janesville with 12 of 15 members in attendance. Attendees included Mrs. Art Kurtz of Denver, Mrs. Jack Flynn of Waterloo, Orval Huebner of Denver, Donald Jans of Waterloo, and others from Denver Sumner Marion Des Moines and Readlyn.
The State Services for Crippled Children will hold a diagnostic and evaluation clinic in Oelwein at the First Presbyterian church on October 7. Eligible patients under 21 from Allamakee, Black Hawk, Bremer, Buchanan, Butler, Clayton, Delaware, Fayette, Linn, and Winneshiek counties may receive free exams from a team of specialists.
Tripoli's junior high football team lost 14-0 at Denver Thursday afternoon. Coach John Samuelson praised the effort of players this age group. Remaining junior high games include Sept 23 vs Turkey Valley here and Oct 5 at Sumner. Junior varsity Denver edged Tripoli 6-0 in an afternoon match.
Harold Grindle, a seed inspector for the Iowa Department of Agriculture, fell ill last April and left no one to drive State car 3615. He learned on August 4 his name was deleted from the payroll and his insurance and requisition slips no longer covered fuel costs, leaving the car idle on a southwest Iowa farm for six months.
The State Health Department confirms two additional polio cases in Iowa, bringing the yearly total to four. Last year recorded one case and polio reported in 1963 was zero.
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