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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1972
Page
2
The notice lists price terms for readers: four dollars per year in advance for Iowa residents and five dollars per year in advance for readers outside Iowa.
Fred Neuendorf 71 dies at county farm Tuesday evening. Henry and wife celebrate golden anniversary at home. Margaret Sassman and Richard Bast of Readlyn wed on Thursday Sept 22. Mrs Otto Boeckmann dies at home Sept 26 after lingering illness.
Bremer County Extension Director Larry Stoltenberg notes bullish market psychology from wheat sales and strong demand in the Southwest and Plains supports corn prices despite record supply. Iowa State University economist Bob Wisner expects prices to peak by mid winter if harvests don’t soften them, with possible gradual declines afterward. The outlook cites rising livestock feed use, export prospects, and a projected 5.3 billion bushels consumption for 1972-73, plus Central Iowa prices about 25 cents higher than last year. Vinna Brockus Fox, a longtime Moulton resident, celebrated her 92nd birthday recently.
Engagement announced for Linda Nicklaus of Davenport and Marvin Niedert of Sumner with plans for a November 18 wedding at St John American Lutheran Church. The Cynthia Park in Sumner was dedicated with Rev. Dean Herringer speaking, funded by Mr. and Mrs. Adam Petrazl. John Figanbaum, 87, died at Sunrise Guest Home in Fredericksburg. survivors include wife Maude and extended family. The Minnesota Rescue and First Aid Association posthumously honored Paul Springer of Sumner for lifesaving work, accepted by Henry Behrends Jr. A Sumner couple, Jackie Ann Johnson and EMFA Ronald Jenkins, married Sept. 5 in Sumner United Methodist Church.
Local residents attended multiple events including visits to friends in Charles City, Jesup, and Sumner. Debra Kuethe served as maid of honor at a Waverly wedding. Mark Elin and Kathy Bartels visited grandparents. a birthday gathering honored Mark on his second birthday. John Figanbaum, a former resident, died at a Fredericksburg rest home.
1970 Sumner high school graduate is stationed with the U S Navy at Yukushan Japan. Mrs Ronald Jenkins resides with her husband's parents. Elmer Timm and family hosted visits with Cloquet Cedar Rapids and Readlyn relatives. Several family members attended dinners and a dedication at Parkersburg and Farmfest U S A at Vernon Center Minnesota.
Mr and Mrs Carroll Barruth and Lisa of Mankato Minnesota spent the weekend in the home of Mrs Barruths parents Mr and Mrs
Fragmentary OCR mentions names Ray Kuet He and Bark Schneider with unclear context on a Saturday event likely in a local setting. No concrete actions or outcomes are readable to state.
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