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In Tripoli Iowa the results show Store 4 Market 0 JC's 4 Auto 0 Farm 2 Service 2. High game by Marwin Blasberg with 212 and high series by Richard Meyer with 570.
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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1968
Page
8
In Tripoli Iowa the results show Store 4 Market 0 JC's 4 Auto 0 Farm 2 Service 2. High game by Marwin Blasberg with 212 and high series by Richard Meyer with 570.
results show Dairy 3 Lumber 1 Cafe 4 Chevy 0 Ins 3 Oilers 1. Duane Bremer achieved high game with 213 and William Seelhammer led the series with 567.
District Court in Bremer County Iowa notices the last will of William H Dohrmann deceased admitted to probate on September 12 1968 with no administration. Any action to set aside must be filed within one year from the second publication dated September 25 1968. Lois Slater Clerk. Hagemann Hagemann Attorneys for the estate.
Legal transfers list including Wesley A. Jensen and wife selling to Carl A. and Virginia Jensen, 11 rods by 15 rods, 32-92-13. Bessie Clary to Florence Sells for Frederika Waverly lots 5 and 6. Waverly Inc to Bruce and Nancy Gipple lot 4 block 2 Fuhl addition. Edward Reiter to State of Iowa 04 acres. Robert D. Carpenter to John and Patricia Schmidt lots 6-7 block 6 Janesville. Frederick Gumz to Maurine Busch lot 1 block 9 Ridgewood Waverly. Thomas Neesen to Marlin and Diana Siebens lot 14 block 6 Ridgewood Waverly. Carl Hagenow to State of Iowa 1.3 acres. Virgil Folkers to Arlene Haven and Joan C. Kirk lot 3 block 57 Knott's addition Waverly. William D. Brooks to Charles and JoAnn Peck lot 1 block 1 C H Russell's addition Waverly. Revenue listed for multiple transfers.
H E Deke and wives transfer to Leland and Donna Drakle lot 6 block 59 M N LeValley addition Waverly with revenue 15.95 Paul F Tharp to Catherine Tharp lot 7 block 46 part lots 6 7 block 43 Harmon LeValley addition Waverly quit claim deed Roland J Wedemeier and wife to Carl L and Mable L Rust 100x120 feet se% 26-91-13 revenue 9.90 J H Behrens and wife to Ruth A Landis lots 8 9x10 block 101 Harmon LeValley's addition Waverly revenue 19.25 Larry L Busse and wife to Clifford R and Helen V Douglass south 8 rods lot 11 block 34 C Carpenters addition Sumner revenue 3.30 Alice Pleggenkuhle to Walter C and Helen C Leibfarth lot 4 block 3 Fridleys addition Sumner revenue 18.70
New cases listed in Bremer County District Court include Linus Croatt Agency versus Eugene Edward Gerleman in Law, Home Gas Co Inc versus Dale Allen in Law, Clyde Kuykenwall versus Carl J Wogstad in Law, Stanley Doyle Wedeking versus J F Fugle and wife a quiet title action, Basil N Hendriksen versus E W Epperson to settle a dispute.
Fr ederika Duecker and Candace Nitzke joined relatives in W Bremnan home for Doreen Tows ley and Michael Cunningham wedding at First Baptist Cedar Falls. Local visits, birthdays, and enrollments followed with service members home from Vietnam and hospital updates across Waterloo Readlyn and surrounding towns.
Maureen Frahm is a 16 year old THS student from Mr and Mrs Frahm. She likes Union Gap fries barbecue Dr Pepper and songs Light My Fire Harper Valley PTA. She praises teacher Mr Van Ahn and enjoys Secretary office practice. She plans beauty school after graduation and hopes to be a housewife.
A student recalls a talking classroom device resembling a parent at the front of the room. The machine spoke, prompted fear then routine as it remained in use across multiple rooms five weeks into the school year. The narrator suspects hidden batteries power the devices.
In government class Roger Buchholz juggles a locked briefcase with Steve Garner's key. Steve Drape jokes on love while Randy Miller names Marv Peters as vice president of Triopia’s Crash Club. Craig Ducker parades new jump rope tricks in phys ed as Mr Drips tests seniors.
A reader asks what five bridesmaids should do when a bride cancels two days before the wedding and who bears gown costs. The reply notes brides typically do not owe back payments and suggests pursuing a practical plan. Other letters offer guidance on supporting shy boyfriends and boosting a partner's confidence. The note adds a statistic: nearly two thirds of current G I beneficiaries take college level courses versus 30 percent after World War II.
A humorous roster of local residents imagines their first moments if they woke to God staring down. Reactions range from disbelief and questions of reality to forgiveness, dreams, prayer, and personal reflections on past actions. Local voices include Roger Hahn Mary Kuker Judy Dettmer Paul Garner Walt Broten Steve Hahn Craig Ducker Diane S Buchholz Bruce Gienau Jim Tiedt.
A speaker describes a brother born different in society and treated as inferior. The narrator recalls asserting dominance for years, then notes the brother demanding equality, acting insubordinate, and harming others to prove himself. The speaker fears losing status and wonders why the brother cannot be understood.
Monday chili and crackers carrot and celery sticks peaches butter scotch bar bread and butter milk. Tuesday creamed chicken mashed potatoes sunshine salad pumpkin pie bread and butter milk. Wednesday beef and noodles apple salad banana cake cheese and peanut butter sandwiches milk. Thursday pizza buttered corn cake with cherry topping bread and butter milk. Friday fish sticks scalloped potatoes fruit cup corn flake cookies bread and butter milk.
The National Honor Society sponsors a book fair during the week of September 30 to October 4. Books are sold daily in the gym with study hall and noon purchases. Paperback books range 19 cents to 1.25 dollars, with a few hardbacks priced higher. On Monday and Wednesday evenings the fair is open 7 to 9.
The F T A held its first meeting of the year on Sept 9 electing 1968 1969 officers President Kathy Blasberg Vice President Risé Barkhoff Secretary Jeff Hoppenworth Treasurer Steve Garner Historian Roxie Wittenburg Parliamentarian Paul Carrell Sponsors Mrs Rieckenberg and Mrs Mattke. Risé Barkhoff read an article on good teaching followed by group discussion. A district FTA meeting is planned for Sept 28 at La Porte City. Refreshments were served after.
On Tuesday September 17 the THS student body viewed a Navy doctor led LSD guided trip during a lecture introduced by Congressman H R Gross and presented for viewing by Richard Eichacker.
An interplanetary shock wave akin to a sonic boom has been detected using University of Iowa instruments aboard America's Lunar Explorer 33. The finding marks a notable space weather observation from the Moon mission.
About one million dollars in undeliverable checks are returned to the Veterans Administration each year as part of routine processing. The figure highlights ongoing payment issues affecting veterans awaiting benefits and requires ongoing administrative action.
A fragmented student list shows names and brief notes about periods, tests, and activities. Several entries reference graduation, study hall supervision, directions for a test, and a few mentions of personal interactions. The text reads like a chaotic classroom or yearbook blur with multiple students noted for odd phrases.
On September 18 Rick Miller and Kammeyer completed two radio examinations at Des Moines Technical High School. One test covered practical transmitting and receiving while the other tested FCC regulations. After passing, they served the club station at the school.
Partial details describe Randy Miller's 1957 Chevrolet door hardtop damaged in a crash. The car featured a 85 inch engine, four Carter carbs, Foxcraft floor shift, slicks and red oval chrome rims. As of the incident, only scrap metal remains with the rest of the vehicle wrecked from Tuesday September 19.
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