Property transfers and estates listed in Sumner area records
Multiple deeds and estate transfers recorded in Black Hawk and adjacent counties. Grantees include Edith Stevenson, William Niebuhr, Kathryn and Charles Moulds, John Hoehne, Maude Colburn, Floyd Hundley, Loretta Hundley, Marie Benton, Olinda Weidler, Ruth Lehmkuhl, J L Weidler, A Arland Blume, Claude Nuss, Hazel Nuss, and estates of Edward Mannion and Lenora Medders. Amounts noted as $1 and revenues include $37.95, $13.20, and $6.60. Properties span various townships and Auditor’s plats with described parcels and acreages.
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Eldon L. Stevenson
Edith M. Stevenson
Auditor's
Sumner
Grace G. Friedrich
William H. Niebuhr
Kathryn
Charles E. Moulds
Black Hawk
Charles D. Moulds, Jr
Edward Mannion
John A. Hoehne
Lenora Medders
Maude
Leonard Colburn
Max K. Shoesmith
Floyd J
Loretta R. Hundley
Janesville
Martha Buss
Marie D. Benton
Louis Hochberger
Olinda Weidler
Ruth Lehmkuhl
J. L. Weidler
Lester G. Blume
Arland Blume
Julia Philp
Claude H
Hazel Nuss
Safety Commissioner Pushes Higher Traffic Fine Levels
Iowa safety commissioner William Sueppel urged a legislative study committee to raise minimum fines for traffic violations by justices of the peace. He noted current JP fines are often too low, suggesting a published minimum fine list and coordinated increases. The panel, part of a 1963 revamp study, weighs court system reforms before any legislative action.
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Justices of the Peace
William Sueppel
Jp’s Precently
Safety Department
Edwin Newell
Burlington
Sueppel
Iowa
centurion Dorothea Pahl celebrates 100th birthday at home
Mrs Dorothea Pahl of St Ansgar marked her centennial with family on her birthday noting she has lived in America 81 years yet still speaks only German the language of her birthplace. About 50 relatives joined a potluck supper at her residence.
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Dorothea Pahl
St. Ansgar
Tripoli Leader edition date and place
The Tripoli Leader from Tripoli Iowa dated April 29 1964 provides local news summaries, community notices, and brief reports reflecting mid century small town life in northeastern Iowa. The issue captures civic updates, social events, and regional happenings.
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Douglas
Tripoli
Iowa
Regents OK ISU Married Student Apartments Plan
The state board of regents approved preliminary plans and a $3 million cost estimate for townhouse style married student apartments at Iowa State College in Ames. The decision was 6 to 2 with Mrs. Joseph Rosenfield and Mrs. Harriette Valentine voting no, Valentine arguing the project pressures students into marriage.
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State Board of Regents
Iowa State
Ames
Joseph Rosenfield
Harriette Valentine
Valentine
Bank collection at Midwest Antique Show in Cedar Rapids
Harold Miller of Vinton showcases a mechanical Uncle Sam bank among several old banks at the Midwest Antique show in Cedar Rapids. He gathers hundreds of pieces for display at his home, noting collectors prize vintage savings toys.
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Uncle Sam” Mechanical Bank
Harold Miller
Vinton
Cedar Rapids
Plan to slim state court system replaces local courts
A committee proposes a two layer judicial system with justices of the peace and police courts abolished. The state would consist of a supreme and district court leaving no separate lower tribunals. The change would restructure local enforcement and court access.
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Trict
Justices of the Peace
Supreme
Increase in Deaths on Iowa Secondary Roads
A sharp rise in traffic deaths on Iowa secondary roads is reported by state safety commissioner William Sueppel who notes the increase and remarks further details.
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Iowa
William Sueppel
Road Deaths Rise Sharply Amid Driver Vision Errors
A fragment notes a statistic of 80 percent deaths on ordinary roads, cites obscured visions at T intersections, and mentions factors in numerous auto accidents. The text questions humanity’s ability to prevent a global end before man could destroy it.
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Tripoli Sales Co., Inc
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
John T. Jacobsen
Waverly
Henry Harmening
Jacobsen Power
Towne’s
du Pont
Lucile
Pittsburgh Paints
Davis Paints
Davis Paint Store
Waverly, Low
Minnesota
Twin City
Platt’s
Waterloo
Pioneers
Plainfield
Williamstown
New Hampton
Erwin Boeckmann
Bergman
Hasbrouck - Voetmann Lumber Co
Frederika Mill
Denver
Don Hartman
Bartles
Wayside Inn
John Warnke
Rosina Warnke
H&n
Orlyn F. Bergmann
H&n Sales & Service
Independence
Cee
Eldon Westendorf
National Institute of Concrete Construction, Inc
J. Ernest Kalso
Albert and
C. J. Jahnke
Bremer
S. E. Erickson
Lafayette
Frederika
Farmers Savings Bank
Tripoli Bowl-In
Clarence Bull
Leo Buchholz
Junction 93
Hasbrouck- Voetmann Lumber Co
Pioneer
Frederika Hardware
J. C. Hassman
N.lc.c
Washington Avenue
Madison 4
Wis
Delores’ Flower Shop
3Rd Ave
S.E
Ray
Rettig Furniture
Safety Commissioner
Osage Elberta
Contadina
Shurfresh Margarine
Salee
Shurfine
Pt Aa
Carnation
Cudahy
Cudahy’s Bars
USDA
Radishes Ag So 15
Winesap Apples
U.S. NO
Joel
Board of Regents
ISU
Tripoli, Iowa
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