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On June 12th, 1944, Ordinance #48 was passed and adopted by Rippey City Council, establishing a free public library for the Town of Rippey. We continue to serve the community, 75 years later.

The meeting minutes, policies and city ordinance concerning the Rippey Public Library are located under the About Our Library tab. The Rippey Public Library Board of Trustees governs under the guidelines in the Iowa Trustee's Handbook located at www.statelibraryofiowa.org/ Mandy Easter is the Law Librarian, Iowa Library Services Law Library. The Rippey Public Library is in the Central Iowa District. Maryann Mori is the District Consultant and Doreen Buls is the Library Resource Technician These resources are available to help libraries with any questions that may need to be explained. Training for librarians and trustees are held for the libraries in their district. In Greene County, all six libraries are well represented when the training sessions are scheduled. The libraries take turns hosting these events.

LIBRARY HOURS MONDAY-FRIDAY 2-5

LIBRARY BOARD MEETS THE LAST MONDAY OF THE MONTH AT 5:30 IN THE LIBRARY, (unless it needs to change because it falls on a holiday or some other unforseen conflict).

Pictured are board members, Jean Borgeson, Nancy Burrow and Dale Hanaman, who presented Shawneene with a gift certificate on behalf of the Rippey Library Board of Trustees. Unable to attend, but there in spirit, were board members Connie Neese and Brenda Roberts.

New Rippey Librarian Begins October 1, 2018

I am Phyllis Bardole the new Librarian for Rippey. I live on a farm west of Rippey with my husband Roy. We farm with two of our sons Peter and Timothy and a grandson Schyler. I started at the Library October 1st. I was welcomed with an Open House on October 10, 2018. There was a good turnout of around 50 adults, youth, and children attending during the afternoon. I want to thank the board members, Dale Hanaman, Brenda Roberts, Nancy Burrow, Connie Neese and Jean Borgeson, as well as long time library supporter, Maralynn Rinker, for providing this opportunity for the community to gather in my honor. I hope you will come in so I can meet you. Our hours are 2-5 Monday through Friday.

August 16, 2019 will be the 75th anniversary for the Rippey Public Library

Although Rippey had a library for decades available to it's patrons, a meeting of the Town Council on June 12, 1944, Ordinance #48 was passed and adopted, establishing a free public library for the Town of Rippey.

From The Jefferson Herald, August 10, 1944

The Rippey Library was open to the public for the first time on Wednesday, Aug. 16, 1944, although the tax appropriation to support the project was not available until the following spring. With the spirited interest of the community and their combined efforts, a collection of books and equipment for the reading room was gathered to start the project. A sizable gift was one of several hundred books of the library of the late W. E. Jenison, given to the library by Mrs. Jenison, who also gave the library a sectional bookcase. Mrs. Morton Wolfe and Miss Verna Lawton donated magazines to be used by the library, the first in the town of Rippey.

Other information concerning the first year:

Mrs. Mildred Castles served as temporary librarian and in 1945 Susie Wilson became the librarian.The first board included Helen Crumley, Miriam High, Lavina Fry, Nellie Senter, Wilmuth Peters. Later Mrs. Senter resigned and was replaced by Mrs. Millie Castles. Mildred and her husband, Dr. William Castles moved to Dallas Center in early April, 1946. Source: library records and newspaper articles.

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Rippey Community News

Rippey Iowa Community Notes!!: Announcements of interest in and around the Rippey Community.
Janice Jonston recital Dec.9, 2018

About Our Library

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Community

Find out about our city - history, maps, and general information. Also find links to local businesses, churches, and the city and county Web sites.

Washington Township, Greene County, IA: Washington Township Trustees: Jean Borgeson, Township Clerk, re-elected November 6, 2018; Mary Hick, Chairman, re-elected November 6, 2018; Roger Norgren, re- elected November 8, 2016 for four years; Tod Contner, elected November 8, 2016 for four years. The Washington Township Trustees fund the Rippey Communnity Fire Department. The City of Rippey provides the building and the upkeep of the building. The township buys the trucks, pays for equipment, upkeep and repairs, and insurance on the trucks. The trustees are elected by the voters of Washington Township. Fire Chief: Pete Johnson, The Washington Township Trustees are also responsible for the upkeep of the three cemeteries in the township: Rippey, Old Rippey, and Bowers/Angus. Rippey Sexton: Roger Norgren; Angus and Old Rippey Sexton: Dick Bardole The trustees levy separate taxes for the cemetery and fire department. They are elected by the township voters. Terms are for four years.
Rippey: Destination for BRR riders as well as a place for people with warm hearts any time of the year.
Rippey Iowa City Council: Starting July 2013 the Rippey City Council Proceedings are being published in the Scranton Journal. For past proceedings check the Jefferson Herald or the Globe Free Press. The Jefferson Herald is archived online using the Jefferson Library free web-site. The Globe Free Press papers are in the Grand Junction Library. The Globe Free Press closed in 1999.
Rippey, Iowa City Elections held November 8, 2011: 10% of Rippey's vote in the city election, held November 8, 2011.
Rippey City Election Results, November 3, 2009: Rippey City Election Results, November 3, 2009
Rippey City Election November 6, 2001: Voters re-elect Mayor Steve Wilkening, and councilmen, Dan Brubaker and Gary Schmidt on November 6, 2001. Connie Gohn-Ades and Chris Weyer were elected to fill the vacant seats on the council.
Who We Are: Find the demographic profile for our city as provided by the State Data Center.
Our County: Here is a link to our county's Web site.

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Magazine Review by Mary Weaver, March 10, 2010: Mary Weaver's review of magazines
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Rippey Library Activities 2017: Activities and events in the Rippey Library 2017

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Fund-raising begins for Rippey Library Renovation, Dec. 4, 2010

Friends of Rippey hosts breakfast and tour of former Masonic building that is to be renovated to accomodate the Rippey Public Library.

Kevin Hick, Friends of Rippey, and Dale Hanaman, library trustee and all around good cooks!

The Friends of Rippey organization and the Rippey Library Board of Trustees hosted the first fundraising event for the remodeling of the former Masonic building on December 4, 2010.

From the Rippey History, page 107: "....On June 4, 1885, a charter was issued and granted as Elmo Lodge No. 465 A. F. and A. M. There were 17 members on the charter". After much discussion and deliberation, the members voted to close their lodge in the beginning of 2010. The building was deeded to the City of Rippey for the use of the library.

Just as in 1965, when Jay States deeded his store to the City of Rippey, for the use of the library, there needed to be some remodeling to accommodate the needs of a library. The community pulled together and held fund-raisers, volunteered their time and talents to complete the front of that building, so the contents of the library could be moved into this site. This was completed in April of 1965. Later improvements were made over the years, all with local volunteers, fundraising, memorials, donations and grants.

As time has passed, the Iowa Legislature has passed legislation to guide library boards and cities, concerning public libraries. After many meetings and much discussion, there is a plan to go forward to complete the remodeling of the former Masonic building into a library. Again, funding this endeavor will depend completely on donations, grants, and support from the community, just as in the past.

How is the library funded, year after year, to keep it open?

Every January, the Greene County Board of Supervisors allocate money to each of the six libraries in the county. Each town funds their library in their own way. Rippey matches the supervisors allocation to Rippey and the city matches this, plus one dollar. This, hopefully, covers heat, lights, phone, Internet, maintenance, and salaries for the year. Books, special programs, Summer Reading, computers, or anything else the library may want or need, are dependent on memorials, donations, and grants. The Rippey Library has been fortunate since the beginning, as the community and former residents are very supportive on projects the budget can’t cover.

Many board members have worked hard over the years to keep this library a viable asset for the community. The current board members are just as dedicated.

MAY THIS BE A SUCCESSFUL PROJECT!!!

Friends of Rippey

Fundraising for renovation of building has begun!!!

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Rippey History/Genealogy

Resources for Rippey History and Family Histories with Rippey connections. Other information can be found at the Greene County Iowa Genealogical Society at www.greenecountyiowahistoricalsociety.org

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LIBRARY HOURS MONDAY-FRIDAY 2-5

Help Wanted Rippey Library is seeking applications for a Part-Time Library Director 15-20 hours weekly If interested contact the library at 515-436-7714 or come by the library at 224 Main Street Rippey Application deadline is Wednesday, September 19. EOE

August 16, 2018 was the 74th anniversary for the Rippey Public Library

Although Rippey had a library for decades available to it's patrons, a meeting of the Town Council on June 12th, 1944, Ordinance #48 was passed and adopted, establishing a free public library for the Town of Rippey.

From The Jefferson Herald, August 10, 1944

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Friends of Rippey awarded Community Attraction and Tourism Grant from Vision Iowa Board, November 9, 2011

The Vision Iowa Board awarded the Friends of Rippey the first Community Attraction and Tourism Grant (CAT) to help finish the demolition and expansion of the community room, west of the newly remodeled library.

Left to Right; Karina Ward, Region XII Council of Government; Gary Weaver, Velda DeMoss, Friends of Rippey; Jessica O'Riley, Vision Iowa Program Manager; Cathy Reese, Vision Iowa Chair; Mary Weaver, Friends of Rippey.

The Vision Iowa Board awarded the Friends of Rippey the first CAT, Community Attraction and Tourism grant for Greene County last Thursday November 9th. The Friends of Rippey will be receiving funding to assist in the demolition of a building to the west of the recently remodeled library. In addition the funds will allow the former Masonic Hall to be expanded to the west to establish a community room that will house up to 125 persons. This will include additional bathrooms, and as well as enlargement of the kitchen to handle increased numbers of persons who may be attending wedding receptions, or other large family and community gatherings. It is expected the building demolition will begin prior to the onset of winter, and the community room plans will be finalized to allow a spring construction start.

Rippey Recollections

Personal memories from contributors.

Rippey Baseball Memories: When Mary Weaver organized a program about Rippey Baseball for the Greene County Historical Society, she decided to share an article for the Rippey News. This site encourages others to share their own memories of Baseball in Rippey!
Jay States Closes Store in Rippey, Iowa: Jay States wrote an article in the January 7, 1965 edition Globe Free Press reflecting on his retirement and memories of being a businessman in Rippey, as well as his family's business history.
Armistice Day Blizzard, November 11, 1940 Remembered by Charlie Fritz, Rippey, IA: Memories of Charlie Fritz: The Armistice Day Blizzard, November 11, 1940.
Doctor Walter Chase Shares Memories of Small Town Doctoring, 1980: Doc Chase wrote an article for the New-Sun Newspaper in Sun City, AZ after his retirement. He shared the article with the library, as well as the Jefferson Herald, so the local folks would be able to read it.
Rippey Memories of Gladys Van Horn, by Elaine (Van Horn Swan): Donated by Elaine (Van Horn) Swan My mother was Gladys Van Horn born 1898 in Des Moines, Iowa. Her father was Dr. U.S.Grant Van Horn and her mother Nevada (Hardenbrook) Van Horn. When she was about ten her dad bought a hotel there with a store and she left a journal with two stories about her stay in Rippey, Iowa. You are welcome to use these stories as you want. I have attatched photos. My mom died Nov 20,1995 in Marysville,Wa. Best Wishes, Elaine Swan
Rippey Hay Baling Memories by Duane Coon: 2005---When Duane and his wife were back visiting in the area last summer, I visited with him while we were attending his uncle and aunt Don and Mary Coon’s 50th wedding anniversary party. He was telling me of his memories of baling for my father-in-law, Karl and my husband, Ralph. I told him I would love to have him write something down, so I could share with my children and grandchildren. He graciously did and the bonus was, he shared the great memories of Judge Hanson. Ralph baled for Judge Hanson and the some of the Hanson boys worked, too. No doubt they, too, were getting a subtle nudge on whether the brain or the brawn would rule their life’s work!!! Duane is right--the smell of freshly cut hay does invoke some pretty special memories. Thanks Duane, for sharing your memories. Jean Borgeson
Rippey, Iowa Old-Timers Baseball Players Pose For Rippey Centennial, 1970: From article published in the Jefferson Herald, September 9, 1970 Rippey old-timers turned back the clock more than 30 years Sunday afternoon when former Rippey baseball players went a few innings for the enjoyment of Centennial participants. Among the veterans of former Rippey teams were (from left) Dwight Crumley, of Rippey, Raymond Crumley of Des Moines, Harold Radebaugh of Des Moines, Joe Fouch of Rippey, Merval Moraln of Ames, Burt Councilman of Ogden, John Rinker of Boone and Steve States of San Jose, CA.
Rippey Merchant, J. F. Thompson Sells Business to L. A. Senter and Son: The L. A. Senter and Son General Store This store, selling groceries, shoes, dry goods, etc. was in business for twelve years in what is now the Rippey Library Building. Some of the storage drawers and the front windows are the same now as when used in the store. Later, in 1940-1954, the Senter Store was located in the first building west of the present town hall. There was a Senter Store in Rippey for twenty-four years. They sold the store to George Brown of Menlo in 1954.
Memories of Rippey Iowa Fireworks by the Rittgers Sisters: Marna Rittgers Parker and Julene Rittgers Hunt share their memories of the fireworks held in Rippey, Iowa.
Derry Grocery Sold to Allen Senter, Oct. 1942: The grocery store operated by Mrs. Floyd Derry has a new owner, Mr. Allen Senter, who took possesion Oct. 1942
Myron and Maralynn Rinker 55th Anniversary Open House, June 25, 2011 Jun 25, 2011 from 02:00 PM to 04:00 PM — Rippey United Methodist Church,: Myron and Maralynn will be honored on Saturday, June 25, 2011 from 2:00-4:00 at the Rippey United Methodist Church. The event will be hosted by their family. They were married August 31, 1956. This is your invitation. NO gifts please!
A Tribute to Mary Weaver by her Children: The seventh annual Greene County Impact Award was awarded to Mary Weaver, of Rippey, Iowa, on May 2, 2016. Other media in the area covered the ceremony, but her children, David and Theresa, shared this tribute to their mother.
Rippey Iowa High School Boys Basketball Team, 1924-1925: The Rippey Iowa High School boys 1924-1925 basketball team finished third in the Round Robin State Tournament.

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Rippey Library Sex Offender Policy, Adopted April 25, 2016

The purpose of this policy is to ensure that the Rippey Public Library is in compliance with Iowa Code Chapter 692A.113(1.f).

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REGISTERED SEX OFFENDER POLICY

The purpose of this policy is to ensure that the Rippey Public Library is in compliance with Iowa Code Chapter 692A.113(1.f). The Rippey Library Board of Trustees prohibits the presence of sex offenders convicted of offenses against minors upon or within 300 feet of library property without written permission of the Library Director.

The Library Director may only give written permission to registered sex offenders to come unto the real property of the library or to loiter within 300 feet of the library, as the result of a majority vote decision at a meeting of the Board of Trustees with a quorum present. This written permission will be reviewed annually.

Persons barred from library property under the law remain entitled to library services. It is the responsibility of the patron to arrange for a courier to select, check out, and return materials to the library through possession of the patron’s card.

Violations of this policy will be immediately reported to law enforcement. Violators will also lose all library privileges.

Offenders wishing to attend an open public meeting must apply for written permission to do so. Whether or not permission is granted is at the discretion of the Library Director. The Director’s decision can be appealed to the Library Board of Trustees. Written notice requesting an appeal must be sent to the Library Board within seven days of receiving the Director’s decision. If no appeal is made within this time frame, the individual waives any further rights to appeal to the Library Board of Trustees.

State law provides for an exception if the library is a polling location, for the purpose of voting. Persons prohibited from being on library property will be allowed on library property solely for the period of time reasonably necessary to exercise the right to vote in a public election, if the library is their designated polling location.

Privileges may be restored to any offender whose name has been removed from the Sex Offender Registry upon written proof of said removal. Proof may include presentation of a copy of the written notice or removal. Removal must be verified by a search of the Sex Offender Registry completed by the Library Director. The Library Director will have up to 24 hours to verify said removal from the registry. Upon verification all rights will be reinstated.

Adopted: April 25, 2016

Old Rippey IA Remembers the Fallen Heroes in 1897

Memorial services held at Old Rippey in 1897 were very moving to the local residents. The Kinkead-Martin Legion Post of Rippey continues the tribute to these veterans on Memorial Day each year. The Washington Township Trustees oversee the well-kept cemetery and it is a lovely place to visit.

Jefferson Souvenir June 5, 1897

OLD RIPPEY EXCERCISES

Graves In That Cemetery Decorated Sunday Afternoon.

After the memorial services were ended at Rippey, a large portion of those in attendance secured conveyances and went to the Old Rippey cemetery, where about 200 people congregated to join with veterans in paying tribute to the cherished memories of the fallen heroes. The Veterans from Rippey, under command of Wm. Patterson formed in procession just outside the cemetery about 4 o'clock and marched to the center of the yard, where short services were held. A. C. Lovejoy made a prayer and Chas. Burk gave a very appropriate address for the occasion, although having had little previous preparation. Prof. Thompson had been asked to make the address at this place but was detained at home on account of sickness.

M. Burk said that this cemetery was one of the oldest in the county and many of the veterans lying here were buried during the time when the whole country was rent in twain with the union and anti- union sentiment, when neighbor was arrayed against neighbor and even families were divided, so bitter was the feeling on the subject and so strong the convictions of right by both parties. He said the present generation could little realize the feeling that then existed, nor could they easily appreciate the courage that it took at that time to stand for principles involved and the enlisting in the army where a man took his life in his hands and bid goodbye to home friends and dear ones, never expecting to see them again.

And it was many of these same boys and men who went away from this spot, which was then the sight of a nourishing town that came back, having died on the battle field or soon after their return.

He paid tribute to the loyalty of those engaged in the fight for national union, and closed with the thought that it was justly appropriate, that the day should be observed on Sunday, that instead of making a celebration of it, the day should be set apart as one to be given wholly in paying reverent tribute to the memory of those whose graves we decorate this afternoon.

The soldiers then marched to the following graves and decorated each with a profusion of flowers, they being quite plentiful in that vicinity. The list was furnished the writer by Dr. Lovejoy and is as follows:

Brand, Van Buren, 10^th Iowa Infantry, and during the last years of the war was a member of a U. S. Calvary regiment---died in 1865.

Heater, Jacob, died in 1864

Rhoads, Walter, died in 1861. These men served as comrades in the Black Hawk War of 1832. Mr. Rhoads was also a soldier in the War of 1812. Number of regiment not known.

Measures, James, 39^th Iowa Regiment Infantry, died 1878

Peterman, John, died in 1865 or ‘6 the precise date unknown. He belonged to the 25^th Illinois Regiment.

Robbins, Elam, Co. E. 39^th Iowa, died 1893

Tolliver, John, Co. E. 39^th Iowa Infantry, died at Davenport in 1862

White, B. F., Iowa Infantry, date of death and regiment unknown.

After this part of the program the procession stopped in the center of the cemetery, where a few well-chosen words were spoken by Wm. Patterson. He referred to the time when he remembered the streets of Old Rippey alive with scenes of preparations for war, when Dr. Lovejoy, as captain of the home guards, organized and drilled Co. H. of the 10^th and Co. E. of the 39^th Iowa regiments and who, thought he had never claimed to be a soldier had done so much to further the cause of the union at home in caring for the families of those in the field, that at some day in the future when he was laid to rest in this quiet and shaded spot, his grave would be remembered by those who should each year observe this day. And in this connection he wished to speak of the further fact that as many of the graves were unmarked and Dr. Lovejoy was the only one who knew where some of the veterans were buried, some provisions should be made for marking these graves.

As the government furnished stones for the graves of all soldiers, where desired, he thought a committee should be appointed to arrange for securing such monuments. As it seemed to be the sentiment of all present that this idea should be carried out, he appointed a committee consisting of B. F. Osborn, Chas. Suydam, F. A. Free and J. P. Fowler.

This closed the day’s exercises, and the procession disbanded.

Piano Students Lead Sing-Along at their Recital, December 15, 2016

Students of Janice Johnston lead the audience in a sing-along at their recital on December 15, 2016 in the Rippey Community Room. Piano Recital a Success! Forty people of the Rippey Community were given a musical laden piano and violin recital on Thursday evening December 15. The 6 students of Janice Johnston demonstrated their musical skills as well as an oratory reading. Parents, grandparents, siblings, and friends gathered at the Rippey Community Room for the event. They were greeted by two of the students who opened the door welcoming guests and distributed the programs. Each student introduced themselves, telling their age, and a bit about their family. They played traditional Christmas songs such as “Hark the Herald”, “Oh Christmas Tree”, and “Silent Night”. A non-traditional but beautiful and appropriate song was “Happy Birthday, Jesus”. For those who can recall their children’s music lessons, “The Cuckoo”, “Brother John”, and “Chopsticks” were also played, sometimes in a duet with their teacher. Midge Vannatta played sing-a-long songs at the program conclusion, “Joy to the World” and “Away in the Manager”. All who had gathered joined to sing. The above photo shows Midge, Janice, and all the students as they had just completed the group sing-a-long. The students under the guidance of Mrs. Johnson had made chocolate crinkle cookies, traditional cut out sugar cookies, ginger cookies, and peanut butter stars. These were served with season punch following the recital.

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Rippey Library History

Highlights of the many decades of a library in Rippey, Greene Co., IA

Rippey Iowa P. T. A. Library Reopens September 1933: Jefferson Herald, Thursday, September 7, 1933: Starting in September, 1933, the P. T. A. Library hours are the same as they have been during the summer months. It is hoped that everyone who enjoys good reading will patronize the library in the Rippey Mercantile store.
Rippey Iowa P. T. A. Reopens Library October 1940: Jefferson Herald, October 24, 1940 Rippey Library Reopened The P.T.A. library has been reopened in the rear room of the Pelley store. A committee appointed by the president of the P.T.A has selected books from the traveling library in Des Moines and will soon be available to the people of the community. Arrangements are being made to have a girl appointed by the N. Y.A. (National Youth Administration) to be in charge during the library hours, which will be Tuesday afternoon and Saturday evening during the school year.
Rippey IA Ordinance #48 Established a Free Public Library June 12, 1944: At a meeting of the Town Council on June 12th, 1944, Ordinance #48 was passed and adopted, establishing a free public library for the Town of Rippey.
Rippey, Greene Co., IA Public Library, First Board and Year: News articles describing the first year since the ordinance was passed by the Rippey Town Council in June of 1944.
Mildred Castles, Temporary Rippey Librarian, 1944, Board Member 1945-1946: The library was formally organized in 1944-45 and the city council was asked to budget $298 for the library. The Rippey Savings Bank leased a small building on Main St.for $50 a year in which to house the library. Mrs. Mildred Castles served as temporary librarian and in 1945 Susie Wilson became the librarian.The first board included Helen Crumley, Miriam High, Lavina Fry, Nellie Senter, Wilmuth Peters. Later Mrs. Senter resigned and was replaced by Mrs. Millie Castles. Mildred and her husband, Dr. William Castles moved to Dallas Center in early April, 1946. Source: library records and newspaper articles.
Helen Crumley Rippey Iowa Library Board Member 1944 - 1963: Helen Crumley served on the board from the beginning in June 1944 and was president when she passed away on September 13, 1963.
Rippey Library Moving Day, April 17, 1965: Volunteers, young and old, help move the Rippey Library to its new location, April 17, 1965. This day will be remembered for a long time as one of Rippey's finest community effort.
Wilmuth Peters, Rippey Library Board Member, 1944 - 1979: Wilmuth Peters resigned from the Rippey Library Board in June, 1979 after serving in this capacity for 35 years. She was appointed to the board when the library was formally created by ordinance in June, 1944.
Lavina Fry, Rippey Library Board Member 1944 - 1979: Lavina Fry was one of the first board members appointed to the Rippey Library in 1944. She resigned in June, 1979 after serving 35 years.
Rippey Library Board Members, 1944 - 1979, Wilmuth Peters and Lavina Fry, Retire: The Rippey Library honored Wilmuth Peters and Lavina Fry, charter members of the Rippey Library Board of Trustees, who served their last terms on June 30, 1979.
Rippey Library Fundraiser March 2, 1980, Enjoyed by Many Great Supporters: At least 250 people enjoyed the Rippey Library Fundraiser on March 2, 1980. It seems everyone in the community shared the talents of many for this project for library repairs. It was so much fun watching and working together for this common cause in Rippey. I miss those days. Jean Borgeson, Library Board Member
Jerry Gillett Obituary, November 1980: Jefferson Herald November 27, 1980 Funeral services for Jerry P. Gillett were held Friday, Nov. 14, at the Carson Funeral Home in Ogden with the Rev Harry Smith officiating. Mr. Gillett died Wednesday, Nov. 12, at the North Grand Care Center in Ames at the age of 79.
Jerry Gillett Remembers Rippey and Grand Junction 1983: Jefferson Herald March 24, 1983 Jerry Gillett estate aids Grand Junction, Rippey By Bev Lehman The late Jerry Gillett lived out his life on a farm east of Rippey. He never married. When he drew up a new will in 1978 he chose to leave his estate to non-profit organizations in two Greene county towns, Grand Junction and Rippey.
Rippey Iowa Library Open House, April 26, 1981, Celebrates Retiring Trustee, Miriam High, Remodel Project and National Library Week: An open house honoring Miriam High after 37 years on the Rippey Board of Trustees. She, along with Wilmuth Peters and Lavina Fry were appointed to the board in 1944 by the Rippey City Council when they passed the ordinance creating a public library for Rippey. National Library Week and showing the completed remodeling on the library was also celebrated this day.
Rippey Library Open House December 2, 2006 a Great Success!: The library open house and Christmas party was a great success. Held on December 2, 2006, there were 89 children and adults in the library and 75 gifts were given. Peoples Bank provided books for each child and there was a drawing for an adult gift. Mark Kenan, with Golden Harvest Seeds provided some of the funds for the treats.
Library open house April 20,1991 Celebrates National Library Week: A film on the Greene County Coal was shown by Harold Radebaugh. Don Anschutz, who was employed st the mine, was also on hand and assisted Harold in the narration and discussion.
Soup Contest Held At Rippey Library, Jan. 15, 2011: Good soup, by former board members, provide close contest!
Toni Roberts, Rippey Librarian Retirement Party, Wednesday, September 19, 2012: A retirement party for Toni Roberts, Rippey was held on Wednesday, September 19, 2012.
Toni Roberts Retires September 22, 2012: Rippey Library Board members and Assistant Librarian wished Toni well in her retirement, as the community helped celebrate on September 19, 2012.
Andrea Williams, Rippey Librarian, March, 2015 to March, 2016: Rippey welcomed their new librarian. In spite of problems with the septic tank, Andrea Williams weathered her first week well. The community was encouraged to stop in and welcome Andrea to Rippey. Williams grew up in Pocahontas and graduated from Iowa State University with a degree in English literature with minors in technical communication and history. She is currently taking courses online through the University of Wisconsin-Madison to earn her master’s degree in library and information studies, and hopes to graduate in August of 2016. She married in August of 2014, and currently lives with her husband in Boone. Andrea was honored at a farewell open house on March 24, 2016. Andrea has accepted a new, full time job in Boone. Many came to say goodbye and wish her well as she takes this new path in her life. The library board thanked her for her year at Rippey.
Rippey Library Board Honors Katrina Buttler October 29, 2016: Katrina Buttler, Rippey Librarian, was honored on Saturday, October 29, 2017 as she is leaving to pursue other ventures in her life. They thanked her for the time she devoted to the Rippey Library. Katrina began her duties as Rippey Librarian on April 18, 2016.
Rippey IA Library Trustees Host Open House for Shawneene Kenan, Librarian: Shawneene Kenan, who resigned recently as Rippey Librarian, was honored at an farewell open house on August 30, 2018.
Rippey Librarian, Phyllis Bardole, Begins Duties, October 1, 2018: The Rippey Library Board of Trustees are pleased to welcome our new librarian, Phyllis Bardole, who began her duties on October 1, 2018. We hope the community will support Phyllis in her new position and show her the same kindness and patience they have shown our other librarians, as she becomes comfortable with her new job.

Rippey, Iowa High School State Basketball Team, 1925

The Rippey, Iowa High School boys basketball team placed third in the state, after a very successful 1924-25 season.

Rippey Iowa High School Boys State Basketball Team 1924-1925

Top row, left to right: Dwight “Joe” Fouch, Hans Nelson, Coach Ellis Clough, Lucian “Lowie” Aubertin, Edwin “Squeak” Thornburgh, Bruce Cain; bottom row, left to right: Donald “Shark” McClune, Glen “Mutt” Grow, Captain Everett “Percy” Thornburgh, Harold “Rady” Radebaugh, and Ray “Gap” Johnson.

The Rippey Boys Basketball Team completed a successful season—of the 28 games played, they won 22. At the Sectional Tournament in Dallas Center, Everett Thornburgh was awarded one of the three “I’s” given by the Register and Leader for good sportsmanship and clean playing.

At the Tournament in Menlo, two of the players, Harold Radebaugh and Donald McClune were given places on the All-Tournament Team, while Everett Thornburgh was placed on the Second All-Tournament Team at the contest in Boone. This team won the Sectional and District Tournaments, and played three games in the “Class B” Round Robin State Tournament, finishing in Third Place.

Rippey Library Board Members, 1944 - 1979, Wilmuth Peters and Lavina Fry, Retire

The Rippey Library honored Wilmuth Peters and Lavina Fry, charter members of the Rippey Library Board of Trustees, who served their last terms on June 30, 1979.

Jefferson Bee, August 16, 1979

Rippey News Report by Mrs. Paul (Ferne) Holmes

The trustees of the Rippey public library sponsored a tea in the library community room Saturday afternoon, Aug. 11, to honor Mrs Wilmuth Peters and Mrs Lavina Fry, who recently retired from the library board. Around 70 people registered during the afternoon and visited with the two women about the growth of the library from a few small shelves of books in the grocery store to its present size. Mrs Cleone Killam presented each woman with a charm, indicating 35 years of service as a trustee, and thanked them for their work over the years. The present trustees are Mrs Killam, Mrs Miriam High, Mrs Dorothy Scharingson, Mrs Phyllis Bardole, Mrs Dee Ann Thompson, Mrs Mary Von Behren and Mrs Darwin Grow. Mrs Helen Rice is the librarian and Mrs Margaret Wallace is her assistant. Mrs Mary Weaver, a friend of the library, had charge of the tea, and was assisted by Mrs Margaret Dorris, Mrs Helen Thompson, Mrs Bernice Cain and Mrs Dorothy Grow. The cookies were furnished by the trustees and the Amitie Club, and the colorful poster was made by Mrs Lori Gannon. Mrs Peters and Mrs Fry were given corsages when they represented the library that morning in the Rippey Fun Day that morning in the Rippey Fun Day parade.

Wilmuth Peters resigned from the Rippey Library Board in June, 1979 after serving in this capacity for 35 years. She was appointed to the board when the library was formally created by ordinance in June, 1944. Wilmuth Peters Lavina Fry was one of the first board members appointed to the Rippey Library in 1944. She resigned in June, 1979 after serving 35 years. Lavina Fry

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Meals from the Heartland

Volunteers fill food bags on May 4, 2017

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Rippey Baseball Field

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Friends of Rippey Baseball Field Fundraiser a Success

Mary Weaver, President of Friends of Rippey reports a successful fundraising effort enjoyed by many generous donors on June 24, 2017.

The Town and Country Band lived up to their fine reputation, giving an entertaining concert for the crowd attending the fundraising even at Rippey, June 24, 2017t

Friends of Rippey and others gathered on the lawn of the Rippey Community Room on Saturday evening June 24 to listen to a rousing Town and Country Band concert. Traditional Sousa and Karl King marches were played along with a 60’s medley. A favorite from that was “YMCA” and several of the listeners participated in making the usual letter moves. There were some serious pieces including “Halleluiah” that were very much appreciated by those in attendance. The Town and Country Band directed by Snowy Chargo was at its finest.

The evening kicked off with a summertime picnic held in the Community Room. Food items were donated by Shawn and Lori DeMoss in loving memory of late Velda, DeMoss the former President of the Friends of Rippey, (FOR). Additional sweets were donated and the meal was served by Friends of Rippey members.

During the concert Mary Weaver Friends of Rippey leader announced that $850 was donated by those who enjoyed the meal. (Additional funds were received after the announcement). In addition she announced a former coach of the East Greene Hawks had left over funds remaining from a ball field fund raiser and he will be donating $750.00 to the project of remodeling the Grand Stand Bleachers. The evening well exceeded the $1000 goal established with that donation.

Total contributions to date are $2500, of the $3000 needed to complete the refurbishing. Local contractor, John McConnell intends to begin work on the bleachers this week, in anticipation of having them repaired and painted by the Odd/Even, Rippey/East Greene Alumni game to be held July 15 at the Ball Park.

Anyone wishing to donate for repair of the Grand Stand Bleachers may submit the check to Friends of Rippey, Box 52, Rippey, Iowa 50235. The FOR group is a 501 c 3, so all donations will be tax deductible.

The Friends of Rppey thank those who came and enjoyed the evening, as well as those who have supported the fundraising efforts for this project. Mary Weaver, President of Friends of Rippey

Rippey Farm Festival Features Balloon Rides, 1908

Rippey Farm Festival October 1908 featured balloon rides.

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Rippey Holds Farm Festival, October 1908

Crowds Were Large and Entertainment as Good as Ever Offered In Central Iowa, as the two days "Farm Festival" for which the city of Rippey has long been planning, occurred last Wednesday and Thursday. The weather was fine and everything was beyond expectations.

The balloon ascension was a great attraction at the October 1908 Rippey Farm Festival

Jefferson Bee Oct 14, 1908

THE RIPPEY CARNIVAL BIG DOINGS OF LAST WEEK

Crowds Were Large and Entertainment as Good as Ever Offered In Central Iowa.

Rippey, October I8:—-The two days "Farm Festival" for which the city of Rippey has long been planning, occurred last Wednesday and Thursday. The weather was fine and everything was beyond expectations.

The Festival opened Wednesday at 1:00 p. m. by a selection from the Grand Junction band; next the Rippey Glee Club sang "Autumn," much to the delight of all who were present.

The invocation was given by Rev. Koser. Hon. B. F. Osborn gave the address of welcome in his usual pleasing manner, and it was very much enjoyed by an appreciative audience.

Prof. R. E. Drennan, of Ames Agricultural College, gave a plain, common sense talk how the farmer should keep his farm and not sell it by the load. Clover was recommended as one of the main crops to keep the farm good. On an ordinary farm fifty or more sheep can be kept at very little expense; also other stock that the crop may be used and not sold.

Home talent sang "Milk Maid's Song," which was very much enjoyed.

Miss Jessica BeSack, of the Agricultural College, Ames, gave an interesting talk on home life. The largest, most airy and pleasantest rooms in the house should be the ones the family occupy, and the dining room and kitchen should be made most attractive and could be made so with little expense. Her talk was practical and fine.

Prof. W. J. Spillman, of the National Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C, who is associated with Secretary Wilson then gave an interesting account of his work. He sends men to visit farmers through the country, who have made farming a success and gains ideas and writes up their experiences and methods, and copies of the reports are kept at Washington. Any one sending their names in to Washington can get a bulletin each month which gives much valuable information.

Prof. G. R. Bliss' address on forestry and crop rotation was excellent and practical.

The grand parade, Thursday, was worth coming to see; it was a success, consisting of decorated rigs, double and single drivers, draft teams, stallions, colts of all ages, and Shetland ponies. The next great attraction was the balloon ascension each day and it was witnessed by an immense crowd that was held spell bound.

The art hall was very attractive with a fine display of each kind as will be seen by the premium list now given. The corn and poultry exhibits were also fine. Following is the list of premiums:

HORSES.

Best draft team, Burton Rittgers; second, R. Penningtcn.

Best driving team, W. G. Scott; second, Lennard Lofstedt.

Best all-purpose team, Geo. Fouch; second, D. C. Fessler.

Best single driver, Wm. Phillips; second, L. Robins.

Best 2-year-old colt, Jim Blair; second, A. L. Grow.

Best yearling colt, Chas. Davenport; second, no entry.

Best suckling colt, R. Pennington; second, Burton Rittgers."

Best saddle horse, Jim Woltz; second, Earl Munson.

Best Shetland pony, Ed. Heater; second, Jim Blair.

Best decorated rig, Earl Munson; second, F. C. Emerhiser.

SWINE.

Best thoroughbred hog any age or breed, M. J. Foley.

Best male 8 months or under, Jim Walker; second Patton & Ford.

Best thoroughbred gilt, J. Walker; second, Orrie Stevens.

CORN.

Best 10 ears yellow corn, W. Zeller; second, John Randolph.

Best 10 ears white corn, T. Fitzsimmons; second, Miles Morain.

Best 10 ears other corn, J. Laidley; second, J. A. Kever.

Best ear corn, John Burk.

Tallest stock of corn, Mr. Sweeny.

(The balance of the premium Hat will be published next week.)

Jefferson Bee, October 21, 1908

The Rippey Festival. continued

Following is the remainder of the list of awards at the Rippey Farm Festival of October 8 and 9:

Vegetables.

Best assortment garden vegetables raised by one person, Geo. Naylor.

Best peck potatoes. F. McDonald; second, Wm. Bardole.

Corn pumpkin, John Burk.

Pie pumpkin, Lyman Gilliland.

Sweet pumpkin, Wm. Bardole.

Head cabbage, N. P. Burk.

Watermelon, George Turpen.

Squash, Fred Lofstedt.

Gourd, Clinton Riggen.

Peck onions, Alice Naylor.

Fall apples, Grimes Golden, A. Burk.

Winter apples, Baldwin, Thomas Chambers.

Winter apples, Jonathan, J. Calahan.

Home grown pears, T. Chambers.

Home grown peaches, Art. Drakley.

Fancy Work.

Quilted quilt, Mrs. E. E. Robinson;

second, Mrs. J. E. Rohrer.

Pieced quilt, Mrs. D. Gonder;

second, Mrs. D. Gonder.

Leather sofa pillow, Mrs. Jackson. ,

Embroidered pillow, Mrs? H. Lovejoy.

Fancy pillow, Kate Porter.

Hand painting, Mrs. Jas. Walker.

Crochet article, Lizzie Wilson.

Knitted article, Mrs. Shrayer.

Darned hosiery, Mrs. J. Crumley.

Hardanger work, Mae Peak.

Shadow embroidery, Mrs. Ida Cook.

Eyelet embroidery, Anges Kupfer.

Wallachain embroidery, Mrs. H. Davis.

Drawn work, Mae Peak.

Handkercihef, Mrs. H. Davis.

Battenburg, Dorothy Meyers.

Tatting, Mrs. Sperry.

Apron, Mrs. H. Davis.

Waist, Kate Porter.

Burnt wood, Kate Porter.

Child's Department.

Dress doll, Grace States.

Handkerchief, Callis Shipley.

Needle work, Fern Johnson ; second, Ruth Emberling.

Mechanical Work.

Hammer, Claud Fleetwood.

Canned Fruits.

Pears, Mrs. B. F. Osborn.

Blackberries, Mrs. Chas. Holmes.

Apple butter, Mrs. A. S. Burk.

Peach butter, Grace Free.

Tomato preserves, Mrs. I. J. Burk.

Pear preserves, Mrs. B. F. Osborn.

Pine apple preserves, Mrs. B. F. Obsorn.

Tomatoes preserves, Mrs. A. S. Burk.

Watermelon preserves, Rena Jackson.

Apple preserves, Mrs. J. N. Gilmore.

Strawberry preserves, Mrs. J. N. Gilmore.

Peach preserves, Mrs. J. N. Gilmore.

Apple pickles, Mrs. T. E. Dugan.

Bean pickles, Mrs. J. Lysinger.

Mixed pickles, Mrs. B. F. Oabron.

Cherry pickles, Mrs. B. F. Osborn.

Beet pickles, Mrs. J. N. Gilmore.

Peach pickles, Mrs. B. F. Osborn.

Cucumber pickles, Mrs. J. L. Hoshal.

Onion pickles, Mrs. Miles Morain.

Home grown peaches. Mrs. I. Burk.

Grapes, Mrs. E. Robinson.

Cherries, Mrs. E. Robinson.

Plum preserves, Mrs. J. N. Gilmore.

Cherry preserves, Mrs. J. N. Gilmore.

Sorgbum, Mrs. C. Battles.

Apple Jelly, Mrs. Miles Morain.

Plum jelly, Rena Jackson.

Grape jelly, Mrs. T. E. Dugan.

Blackberry jelly, Mrs. I. J. Burk.

Rippey Library Board Minutes November 27, 2017

The Rippey Library Board of Trustees met for their regular meeting on November 27, 2017. General business was taken care of and the budget was approved to submit to the city for the 2018-2019 Fiscal Year.

Rippey Library Board Minutes November 27, 2017

(To be approved at next meeting)

The regular meeting of the Rippey Library Board of Trustees met on Monday, November 27, 2917 in the library. Those present were Dale Hanaman, Nancy Burrow, Connie Neese, Brenda Roberts and Jean Borgeson, trustees, and Shawneene Kenan, Librarian.

President, Dale Hanaman called the meeting to order and the agenda was approved by a general agreement.

There was no public comment

The minutes from the October meeting were reviewed, corrected and approved with a motion by Nancy and seconded by Brenda.

The Clerk’s report and bills submitted were reviewed. Connie moved and Nancy seconded the motion to accept the report and approve the bills to be submitted to the city clerk for payment.

Balances for November

General Fund: $4,135.40

Memorial Fund: $160.00

Other Income: $1847.00

Petty Cash: $165.76

Gillett CD: $24,100.72 (October)

The circulation and program report for October was shared and the final figures for the budget were reviewed. Nancy made the motion and Brenda seconded the motion to submit the 2018-2019 budget to the city to be considered in their budget planning for next year. The motion carried.

New business included accepting a donation of a printer from her and husband Mark, as they were updating at home and donated the one they were replacing to the library. The board accepted this donation with a grateful thanks to the Kenan’s.

Shawneene reminded the group of the upcoming music recital featuring the students of Janice Johnston and a Christmas gathering to be held Wednesday, December, 13 at 2:30.

There being no further business, Connie moved and Nancy seconded the motion to adjourn.

The next meeting will be Monday, December 18, 2017 at 5:00. Note change of day, due to Christmas falling on our regular meeting night.

Rippey Library Board Minutes, January 29, 2018

The regular meeting of the Rippey Library Board of Trustees met Monday, January 29, 2018 at 5:00 in the library. Routine business included approving the bills to be presented to the city clerk for payment and finalizing plans for the soup luncheon to be held Saturday, February 17, 2018 from 11:00-2:00. A free-will offering will be taken to help supplement the budget.

Rippey Library Board Minutes January 29, 2018

(To be approved at the next meeting)

The Rippey Library Board met on January 29, 2018 at 5:00 in the library for their regular meeting. Those present were Dale Hanaman, Nancy Burrow, Brenda Roberts, Connie Neese, and Jean Borgeson, Trustees and Shawneene Kenan, Librarian.

The meeting was called to order by President, Dale Hanaman.

There was a general approval of the agenda.

No one from the public was in attendance.

With a motion from Nancy Burrow and second from Brenda Roberts, the minutes from the December meeting were approved as read.

The city clerk’s report was reviewed and the bills presented to be paid were approved by all with the motion by Nancy Burrow and seconded by Brenda Roberts.

Balances for January 2018:

General: $3,354.95

Memorial: $210.00

Donations: $1,972.76

Gillett CD $24,100.72

There was correspondence from the Greene County Library Association about their meeting with the county supervisors, explaining their budget asking for the fiscal year 2018-2019.

Shawneene wants to attend the Summer Reading Roundtable on the morning of March 8 at the Urbandale Public Library. She may need someone to open or open late instead.

The circulation and program report from January were highlighted. Shawneene announced that Rippey will be one of the host sites for the Greene County Reads. Jan Scharingson will again be the leader and more information will be available, soon.

Old business included starting policy reviews, a few at a time, at the next meeting. Shawneene will present some of the oldest dated policies at the next meeting.

The Soup luncheon will be held Saturday, February 18. A free-will offering will help supplement the budget.

Shawneene discussed the Rotary Grant Application and is going forward with it, with some guidance from Mary Weaver.

There will be a Valentine craft on February 14 after school.

Toddler Fest is planned for Saturday, April 7.

There being no further comments, the meeting was adjourned. The next meeting will be February 26, 2018 at 5:00 in the library.

Jean Borgeson, Secretary

Rippey Library Board Members, Susan Guy and Betty Young Retire

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Rippey Lions Club Donates to Rippey Library, April 11, 2018

Pictured with Shawneene Kenan, Library Director and Nancy Hanaman, Lions Club President, are library board members, Nancy Burrow, Jean Borgeson, and Dale Hanaman, Library Board President, and Lions Club member, Rev. Paul Burrow. Dale Hanaman and Nancy Burrow wear two hats, as they both belong to the Rippey Lions Club, where Dale is currently serving as the club’s treasurer.

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Rippey Librarian, Shawneene Kenan, Retires

The Rippey Library Board of Trustees held an open house for Shawneene Kenan on Thursday, August 30, 2018 in the community room. The board furnished the goodies and the room, as well as the library, was decorated in fall colors by Maralynn Rinker. The afternoon was spent visiting with friends and well-wishers who came to thank Shawneene and wish her well. Pictured are board members, Jean Borgeson, Nancy Burrow and Dale Hanaman, who presented Shawneene with a gift certificate on behalf of the Rippey Library Board of Trustees. Unable to attend, but there in spirit, were board members Connie Neese and Brenda Roberts.

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Rippey Library Board Meeting, Monday, December 17, 2018

The Rippey Libary Board will meet Monday, December 17, 2018 at 5:30 in the library. Note the change of date due to Christmas Eve falling on the regular meeting day.

When	Dec 17, 2018 from 05:30 PM to 06:30 PM
Where	Rippey Library
Contact Name	Phyllis Bardole
Contact Phone	515-436-7714
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Rippey Library Board Meets Monday, January 28, 2019 at 5:30

The Rippey Library Board of Trustees will meet Monday, January 28, 2019 at 5:30 for their regular meeting.

When	Jan 28, 2019 from 05:30 PM to 06:30 PM
Where	Rippey Library
Contact Name	Phyllis Bardole
Contact Phone	436-7714
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Rippey Library Board Meets Monday, February 25, 2019 at 5:30

The Rippey Library Board of Trustees will meet Monday, February 25, 2019 at 5:30 in the library for their regular meeting.

When	Feb 25, 2019 from 05:30 PM to 06:30 PM
Where	Rippey Library
Contact Name	Phyllis Bardole
Contact Phone	436-7714
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42nd Annual BRR - Bike Ride to Rippey

42nd Annual BRR - Bike Ride to Rippey will be on Saturday, February 2, 2019 from 10:00 a. m. to 7:00 p. m. This annual 24-mile round trip bike ride from Perry to Rippey and back rolls on regardless of the weather. Hosted by the Perry Chamber of Commerce, more information can be found at https://www.perryia.org/chamber-of-commerce.html

When	Feb 02, 2019 from 10:00 AM to 07:00 PM
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BRR Ride (Bike Ride to Rippey) February, 2, 2019

The 42nd annual BRR Ride will be Saturday, February 2, 2019. The event, hosted by the Perry, Iowa Chamber of Commerce, begins in Perry at 10:00. For more information contact the Perry Chamber of Commerce. https://www.perryia.org/chamber-of-commerce

Riders in Rippey, 1985

Riders in Rippey 1985

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Rippey, Iowa Public Library, October 2014

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