Tripoli Town Council Candidates Hit Nine Nominees
Newcomer Walter Beisner and Harley Bergmann join five incumbents Ed Bergmann August Harms Kehe and Ed Olejniczak as candidates for the town council. George W Barnes and Leslie Dettmer vie for mayor. Nomination papers due by midnight October 5 with filed forms from the town clerk and at least ten qualified voters.
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Ed Bergmann
August Harms
Kehe
Ed Olejniczak
Ing
Yer Beisner
Harley Berg
Fred J. Biesterfelt
Wen Kuethe
David West
George Wv. Barnes
Leslie Dettmer
VFW Buddy Sale Nears 100 Dollar Mark
Monies from a charity sale conducted Saturday by the VFW auxiliary in Tripoli and Frederika totaled 96.76 dollars, closely approaching last year’s 97.21. Organizer Mrs. Lawr Heinemann announced the figures.
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Tripoli
Frederika
Infant Son James Dettmers E Rites Thursday
Infant son of Mr and Mrs James Dettmer Route 1 will be buried in the church cemetery after services at St Johns Evangelical Siegel. The Rev Victor Weidler of Ret Funeral Home in charge. Born January 1965 and died after three weeks at University Hospital Iowa City following heart cry. Grandparents listed as Mr and Mrs Beam Route 1 Ionia and Mr and Mrs Lavern Dettmer Route 1 Waverly.
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Thomas Er
James Dettmer
St. John’s
Siegel
Church Cemetery
Victor Weidler
Ret
Mas John Dettmer
University Hospital
Iowa City
Beam
Ionia
Lavern Dettmer
Waverly
Final Rites Held for Herman Schwan After Tractor Accident
Funeral services were held September 28 at Fredericksburg Methodist Church for Herman Schwan aged 60. Chenoweth Funeral Home of Fredericksburg arranged the rites after his fatal tractor overturn caused internal injuries. he died on arrival at Rochester.
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Herman Schwan
Frederika
Fredericksburg Methodist Church
Chenoweth Funeral Home
Fredericksburg
Schwan
Rochester
Mission Festival At Crane Creek Church Sunday
St. John's Lutheran Church at Crane Creek holds a Sunday mission festival on October 3 with Rev. Oscar Smith of Waverly as guest speaker at 10 o clock. He will talk on Missions a Personal Response to God's Grace and special music is planned. Pastor Rev. Geo J Gundel welcomes all.
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Crane Creek
St. John’s Lutheran’ Church
Oscar Smith
Waverly
Geo. J. Gundel
St. John's Lutheran
Fink Visit to Clarence Goodenbour at Scholtz Memorial
Mr and Mrs E J Fink visited Clarence Goodenbour Thursday afternoon. He is a patient at Scholtz Memorial hospital Waterloo.
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E. J. Fink
Clarence Goodenbour
Scholtz Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Mahlstedt couple marks 58th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Peter Mahlstedt celebrate their 58th wedding anniversary Sunday with family from New Hampton Sumner and Wilbur Mahlstedt. Relatives include Mr and Mrs Willis Mahlstedt and Mr and Mrs Cle Tus Miller and family.
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Willis Mahlstedt
New Hampton
Cletus Miller
Sumner
Wilbur Mahlstedt
Peter Mahlstedt
Tripoli Community Schools Looks To Gauge ITL Class Interest
A survey issued by the Adult Education Council seeks resident interest in night ITL classes at Tripoli Community Schools for a planned eight week program beginning January 3, 1966. Registration is lowered to 2.50 dollars. sessions run Mondays 7 30 to 9 30 pm with a social period to follow.
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Tripoli
Adult Educat Council
Board of Education
Questionnaire on adult education class interests
A request to select classes of interest for the office of the Superintendent due by Friday October 8. The form notes this is not an enrollment contract and poses no obligation to register later for any class.
Final Rites Held Tuesday for Clarence Strottmann
Clarence Strottmann 62, farmer near Readlyn, died Saturday. Services were held Sept. 28 at St Matthew's Lutheran Readlyn with burial in the church cemetery. Survivors include his wife Ella five daughters two brothers two sisters and 16 grandchildren. Matthias Abbas Funeral Home Readlyn had charge of arrangements.
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Denver
Clarence Strottmann
Readlyn
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
Erich J. Dornbusch
Lorenz Strottmann
Stanley Buchholz
Clarence Wehling
Leo Klemp
Carl Buhr
Ernest Buhr
Matthias Abbas
Ella
LeRoy
Gladys) Bauer
Harvey
Alice) Watts
Lavern
Helen) Schneider
Warren
Elaine) Teisinger
William
Doris) Zwanziger
Herman
Alfred
Gertrude Milius
Adella Thiemann
Mary Kehe
Lydia Schweer
Deer License Applications Processed for 1965 Season
The State Conservation Commission announced hunting license quotas for the 1965 deer season. Seventeen thousand five hundred applicants were selected at random from 15,279 envelopes received by the Sept. 10 deadline. Envelopes averaged about one and a half names. Processing and notification to successful and unsuccessful applicants proceed in coming weeks with season opening December 11.
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State Conservation Commission
Dorothy Chapin Fractures Ankle at Home
Mrs. Dorothy Chapin was admitted to Scholtz Memorial hospital Waterloo Saturday afternoon after fracturing her ankle at home.
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Dorothy Chapin
Scholtz Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Supervisors Buy a Loader Snow Plow For Highway Dept
Bremer county Board of Supervisors at their regular meeting on Sept. 22 purchased a Case W10 four wheel drive loader and snow plow from All Wheel Drive Co Davenport for the highway department. It will replace a 1946 truck and costs 17947 dollars net after trade in. Other bids included Gilless-Cook Mason City for a new 944 loader at 23446 dollars and used 944 at 21341 dollars Kingsley Construction Wa verly for used loader 21201 dollars and All Wheel Drive for a new W12 at 21702 dollars. Halt Construction Work Due to wet fall Kingsley Construction Co Wa verly told to cease work on project 3BF65 for rest of year with work resuming spring 1966. The Fayette county line project is south of Oran. Grading for the year will end unless drying period extends. Other two grading projects continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County Board of Supervisors
All Wheel Drive Co
Davenport
Highway Department
Giless-Cook
Mason City
Kingsley Construction Co
Waverly
Fayette County
Oran
Iowa Goose-Snipe Season Opens Saturday Oct 2
The 1965 goose season in Iowa begins Saturday October 2, with a 70 day hunting period reported as favorable by the State Conservation Commission. Wilson's snipe season also opens October 2 and runs through November 20 from sunrise to sunset daily.
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Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Noti
Wilson
Jack Snipe
Snipe
Kickoff for County Soil Testing Drive Set
A Bremer County Extension Service led soil testing drive runs Sept 30 to Oct 14 to urge farmers to sample farm soil. Local sponsor businesses include Bergmann Hatchery Colburn Feed Mill International Minerals and Chemical Tripoli Grain and Feed and Tripoli Sales Co. A county kickoff meeting is tonight at 8 in Tripoli Town Hall.
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Bremer County Extension Service
Tripoli
Bergmann Hatchery
Colburn Feed Mill
International Minerals and Chemical Corp
Tripoli Grain and Feed and Tripoli Sales Co.,, Inc
Tripoli Town Hall
Teen Hop chaperoned by Tripoli Jaycee Chapter
The Tripoli Jaycee Chapter will supervise a Teen Hop at Tripoli Town Hall on Saturday October 2 from 8:00 to 11:00 p m for youths ages 13 through 19. Music by The Nomads. Admission five cents.
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Tripoli
Readlyn Reads Municipal Garbage Service Approved
Readlyn Town Council authorized a new optional garbage removal service starting October 1. The service costs 1.00 per month for residences and 2.00 for businesses, with collections in the west half on Thursday afternoons and the east half on Friday afternoons. Billing will appear on monthly light bills.
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Readlyn
Krueger House Guests From Aurora and Saudia Arabia
Mr and Mrs Lorenz Krueger and Dick Saudia Arabia arrived Friday to stay with Mr and Mrs H W Krueger. Mr and Mrs Erik Erikson of Aurora Minnesota arrived Saturday as additional houseguests of the Kruegers.
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Lorenz Krueger
Saudia
Arabia
H. W. Krueger
Erik Erikson
Aurora
Minn
Kruegers
Bremer County 4-H Leaders Volunteer Across 32 Clubs
About 70 adults in Bremer County provide adult leadership to 32 4-H clubs. In central Bremer, 16 leaders aid both girls and boys clubs with demonstrations and county programs. Leaders include Mrs. Richard Harms, Mrs. Elroy Leistikow, Robert Chapin, Larry Huck, and more who devote time to fairs, camps, and county activities.
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Bremer County
Tripoli
Biz E Bees Club
Richard Harms
Elroy Leistikow
Elmer Brase
Stanley Bockhaus
Bockhaus
County 4-H
Readlyn
Readignettes
Larry Heinemann
Valerie Wittenburg
Maxfield Rangers
Kenneth Heinemann
Larry Strottmann
Heinemann
Maxfield Merry Maids
Tripoli Panthers Edgeburg in a 13 7 Friday Football
Tripoli Panthers defeated Fredericksburg Falcons 13 to 7 as Bruce Bunger and Jim Krumm led the ground game. Sam Kehe scored twice and Jim Kehe intercepted a key pass to seal the win. Panther coach Eldon Ott praised team effort and noted Bunger will miss two weeks with a knee injury.
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Tripoli Panthers
Fredericksburg Falcons
Falcon
Panthers
Panther
Bruce Bunger
Jim Krumm
Sam Kehe
Bunger
Krumm
Falons
Jim Kuhrt
Eldon Ott
Dave Buchholz
Wapsie Valley
Steve Ellison
Lawain Judisch
Ott
Firemen-Farmers Day Benefit Nets $117.74
A cold damp day failed to dampen a Firemen-Farmers Day event Sunday as $155.00 in gate receipts was recorded. Net profits after expenses totaled $117.74. Tractor pulling winners included Class A-11 Robert Schmidt and others. Class B-1 Gene Redies and others. Class C-1 Jerry Brase and others. Class D-1 Orville Niemeyer and others. The Farmers defeated the Firemen 19-13 in softball.
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Farmers Day
Robert Schmidt
Robert Griesert
Vernon Kirchhoff
Arlie Bergmann
Gene Redies
Paul Shonka
Virgil Moeller
James Lampe
Jerry Brase
Richard Reynolds
Louie Balvant
Allen Mueller
Orville Niemeyer
James Zander
Virgil Bull
Louis Rathe Dies at 64 Funeral Planned in Tripoli
Funeral services are pending at Rettig Funeral Home in Tripoli for Louie Rathe 64 who died at his brother Fred Rathe’s home this Wednesday morning. He leaves two brothers Herman Rathe of Tripoli and Fred Rathe of rural Tripoli and a sister Mrs W J Peters of Readlyn.
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Fung
Rettig Funeral Home
Tripoli
Louie Rathe
Fred
Herman Rathe
Fred Rathe
W. J. Peters
Readlyn
Display New Fords This Weekend in Tripoli Showrooms
The Ambrose Auto Co. in Tripoli invites the public to inspect the 1966 Ford lineup including Galaxies Fairlanes Falcons and Mustangs. First showing is Friday and Saturday with free coffee and donuts available all day Saturday.
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Ambrose Auto Co
Tripoli
Tripoli Junior High blanked Turkey Valley 34 to 0 on Thursday
Tripoli junior high football squad defeated Turkey Valley 34 to 0 on the Tripoli field Thursday afternoon. Coach John Samuelson praised the fine team effort and announced the next game at Sumner on Oct. 5.
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Tripoli
Turkey Valley
John Samuelson
Sumner
Band Mothers Meet in Tripoli Home Economics Room
Tripoli Band Mothers will gather Wednesday October 6 at 7 30 p m in the Tripoli High School home economics room. Hostesses are Mrs Alfred Schweer Mrs Lloyd Kingery and Mrs Reinhard Sievers with entertainment by Mrs John Menke and Mrs Lavern Boeckmann.
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Tripoli
Tripoli High School
Alfred Schweer
Lloyd Kingery
Reinhard Sievers
John Menke
Lavern Boeckmann
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Schober
Newcomer
Walter Beisner
Hary Bergmann
James Dettmers
Coun
Highway Dept
Cooperative Extension Service Office
Douglas Rockets
Elston Bull
Arlen Boeckmann
Boeckmann
Bull
Wapsie Whirlwinds
Sherwood Pleggenkuhle
Keith Carroll
Janesville
Mike Schulz
John Simmons
Falcons
Sam Keh
Dunkerton
Plainfield
J. Krumm B. Brunger
S. Kehe
D. Buchholz
Louis Rathe
The
Brian
Holly
Howard Pigg
Michael Carl
Michelle Renee
Marvin Westendorf
Craig James
Barry Jay
Larry Vogt
David Elton
Larry Dean
Leland Timmerman
Stephen
Carolee
Charles Struck
Kerri
Debra
Larry Hanson
Tripoli Jr. High
Blanks TV
Band Mothers
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