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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1975
Page
4
Over 66 000 homemakers trust new Host carpet cleaner from Rettig Furniture in Tripoli Iowa. Blue Lustre service offered by Tri Poli Hardware promises electric shampoo rental to remove soil without water and allow immediate use. Call numbers provided for plowing and anhydrous services.
Several readers express gratitude for support during illness and bereavement. Bill Bravener thanks visitors including Rev. Kappelmann. The John Pollock family thanks friends for prayers cards memorials and kindness after his death. Mr. and Mrs. John Weidemann thank neighbors and Pastor Kappelmann for care and flowers.
Sally Bergmann of Great Lakes Illinois daughter of Robert and Mrs Bergmann and Carl A Dietrich of New London Connecticut son of W H Harris and Mrs Harris wed August 29 at the Chapel by the Lake Great Lakes. The double ring ceremony was at 7 pm with Chaplains Mallie and Berg officiating. The bride wore satin empire gown with a daisies bouquet. Attendants included Conni Cameron Mary Sonday Debra Bergmann and other relatives. A reception for 75 followed at the Salt Co Building in Frederika hosted by Mr and Mrs Lorenz Zander. The couple then departed for Michigan and Iowa for an open house Sept 7 in Frederika hosted by Robert Bergmann.
Bremer County 4H entered two teams at the Iowa State University dairy judging contest on September 13 in Ames. Team 1 finished ninth overall with Wayne Dewey second high individual. Terry Foster and David Laya Lohmann also placed high, while Brye served as coach Roy Wickhart. The event drew 180 contestants from 40 counties, featuring dairy cows and oral reasons judging on campus.
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