Denver community notices mix potluck, separable events
Birthday dinner honored Susan Bartels with guests from Cedar Falls Waterloo and nearby towns. The Acker Matthias American Legion Auxiliary Juniors held their first meeting and planned monthly gatherings. Denver Sunset Home hosted residents and received food support from St Peter Lutheran. Bloodmobile volunteers aided by Denver Gray Ladies and St Peter church refreshments. Bake sale planned Oct 2 to fund an electric organ for the Sunset Home. James Krueger anniversary dinner brought relatives from multiple towns. Brownie and Junior Girl Scout activities included wings and pins. Denver Board of Education re elected leaders Melvin Judas and Ray Fairholm. Gayle Babbitt appeared on Ted Mack Amateur Hour with the Amana High School Sextet. Native cotton species noted on a regional page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmuth Bartels
Susan
Merle Fry
George Morgan
George Immerzeel
Diane
David
Cedar Falls
M. H. Baldwin
Waterloo
Melvin Bartels
Acker-Matthias American Legion Auxiliary
Denver
Denver Sunset
American Legion
City Hall
Denver Sunset Home
St. Peter Church
Denver Gray Ladies
Bloodmobile
Waverly
Ida Britzman
Lenora Koepke
Helen Meyers
Yone Borchess
Maxine Wells
St. Peter Lutheran Church
James Krueger
Wendell May
Charles City
Leonard Schnadt
Kathy, Jr
Robert Wedemeier
Sumner
Arlin Knief
Marsha
Maynard
Herman Petratz
Westgate
Ernest Richman
Fairbank
Duane Schlemann
Ronald Krueger
Otto Krueger
Lorenz E. Steege
Terri
Ronald Fink
Girl Scouts
Martha Haight
Susan Tiller
Susan Peterson
Connie Johnston
Sheryl Dinnebier
Parsons
Dietz
George Hubbard
A. L. Knox
Denver Board of Education
Melvin Judas
Ray Fairholm
Gayle Babbitt
Kenneth Babbitt
Amana High School Sextet
Ar Homestead
Local Social Notes From Tripoli and Nearby Towns
Weekend visits and caller tales from Cedar Falls to Sumner detailed as families and friends gather. Attendees include Hahn, McConkey, O Connell, Timmerman, Pals, Kuethe, Krause, Rieck, Van Brocklin, and others with weddings and hospital updates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwain Hahn
Cedar Falls
Ada McConkey
Earl O'Connell
Dean
Leland Timmerman
Tripoli
Leland
W. H. Pratt
Effie March
Waverly
Howard van Brocklin
Lansing
Sharon, O'Connell
Earl O’connell
Bud
Donald
Lucille Dilley
Tom McCue
Sumner
Derwood Leach
Fairfield officer awarded Bronze Star for Dominican Republic service
Lieut. Col. Harvey Spielman of Fairfield received the Bronze Star from Gen. Ormand R. Simpson, commander of the Second Marine Division, for meritorious service as assistant chief of staff of the 4th Marine Expeditionary Brigade in the Dominican Republic this spring. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Spielman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Radish Exhibit Showcases 20-Inch Garden Radish
Martha Smith of Albia displayed radishes from her father’s garden this summer. The largest radish measured over 20 inches long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Smith
Albia
Tripoli Leader issue for September 29 1965 in Iowa
Front page notes local events in Tripoli Iowa with community updates and notices dated September 29 1965. Local residents and businesses receive brief reports on civic matters and upcoming gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Iowa
Francis H Becker Named New Iowa Supreme Court Justice
Francis H Becker of Dubuque is named to the Iowa Supreme Court to fill the vacancy created by Justice Norman Hays retirement. Governor Hughes chose Becker from three nominees by the State Judicial Nominating Commission, with other finalists District Judge Clay Leon of Davenport and Stanley Pratt of Indianola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Supreme Court
Francis H. Becker
Dubuque
Norman Hays
Knoxville
Becker
Hughes
Lst
Clay Leon and
Davenport
Stanley Pratt
Indianola
Senator Gillette Receives UN Charter Scroll
The United Nations Association of Iowa honors U S Senator Guy M Gillette of Cherokee for his role in drafting the United Nations Charter. Gillette received a scroll from the Iowa association in a ceremony marking his contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Gillette
United Nations Association of Iowa
U. S
Guy M Gillette
Iowa
Gillette
Court House Half Day Law Ruled Unconstitutional
Judge John Tojo ruled the 1965 town measure forcing county courts to stay open half a day on Saturdays unconstitutional on two grounds. The law lacks constitutional basis and does not authorize such a legislative bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inture
Bet Cour
John Toj Eo
Scribe The Bill On The House Hours Debate
The bill proposes to set house hours and related rules. Officers and officials are cited as part of the discussion. The text notes two subjects and the need for a clear title and framing of the bill. The article emphasizes legislative procedure and timing.
Addicts Switch From Escapism to Painting in Pop Art Column
A column notes addicts move from exchanges to painting as a creative outlet, highlighting pop art influence. It discusses shifting habits, the appeal of colors, and potential therapeutic or social angles observed in the scene.
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Continents
Europe
Ford
Pinhook
Joe Long
Harry
Fredericksburg
Bruce Pals
Brian
Chester Pals
Albert Rieck
Birthday Club
Rieck
Louise Buskirk
Ray Kuethe
Robert Figanbaum
Arnold
St. Mary’s Hospital
Rochester
Carl Kuethe
Donald Zipse
Clifford Cramn
Everett Krause
Alpert Bieck
Dale Schroeder
Will Flanscha
Lyle Bird
Jont
Ted
Lee
DIAL
Jim Ambrose
Ute ' Tripoli
Penge Aa Ap
Tripoli, Iowa
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Ion
Asorouck
A Lumber Co
Arthur Duncan
Clinger Sisters
Barnes Rca Rodeo
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Ayrshire
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