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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1962
Page
7
Local notices list multiple church services across United Church of Christ Methodist Baptist and Lutheran congregations with times and topics. Also announced is the 76th wedding anniversary of Grant McCoy, 98, and his wife, 94, who recently established residency at Jones' Boarding Home.
Carl E Hagemann of Waverly reports Bremer county sales of Series E and H bonds at 49675 and a six month total of 391394, achieving 57 percent of its quota. Iowa June sales total 8376820 with six month 60443167 for 77 percent of the drive. Other area counties show varied six month totals and percentages.
Tripoli Community School Board Bremer and Chickasaw Counties will hold a budget hearing August 13 1962 at 8 00 PM at Tripoli High School. Taxpayers may present views on the proposed expenditures for the 1962 63 year. A detailed statement of past and anticipated receipts and disbursements will be available at the hearing. Robert H Kuart District Serr
A flurry of social visits and family trips links Fayette Sumner Cedar Rapids Water loo and Greenwood Wisconsin. Mrs Hazel Ager Bowers and Mabel McGee visited Bernard Harper and Ella McDonald in Fayette while Wayne Bravener and Delbert Bravener hosted relatives in Greenwood. Several gatherings across Iowa included Cedar Falls Perry and New Hampton with extended stays, picnics and birthday celebrations as kin and friends traced weekend itineraries and en route visits.
Erwin Happel and others transfer to Carroll R. Swanger and Lucille M. Swanger for $1 and equal shares on part of lot 6 in Auditor's plate 1 91 14 with revenue $15.95. Carroll R. Swanger and wife transfer to Arthur J. and Jean McCue for $1 and lot 1 91 14 revenue $7.70. Roger K. Meyer and wife transfer to Shield Bantam Co for $1, west 50 feet of east 184 feet lot 7 ex north 16 feet in subdivision set ne 2 91 14 revenue $15.40. L. J. Carver and wife transfer to John M. and Betty L. Sorensten for $1 and lot 4 Carver's 3rd addition Waverly revenue $18.70. George Buhr and wife transfer to Elmer Buhr for $1 and e% sey 13 92 12 and lots 1 and 2 block 66 Carstensen's addition Tripoli revenue $?3.30. Wallace W. Adams and wife transfer to Jack A. and Shirley K. Day for $1 and lots 3 and 4 block 25 Janesville revenue $3.30
State of Iowa vs. Donald W. Snyder. State of Iowa vs. Verlyn James Bohle with two counts of false making and uttering bank checks. Pittsburg Plate Glass Co. vs. Wayne Hamilton d/b/a Hamilton Body Shop in law. Lillian Blakey vs. Raymond Bouzek accident suit. State of Iowa vs. Terrence Edwin Elgin OMVI. Clarence P. Bock and Ruth Ann Kloft vs. Donald Schmidt and Cecile Schmidt law.
The state verifies income tax filing for its growing workforce of over 99,000 employees. Electronic machines will identify those not filing returns and flag potential tax evasion, including selected officials.
Mr and Mrs John Donnelly and James of Fairbank and George Banwell visited Ada Mc Conkey for a Saturday dinner and to celebrate her birthday. The Fay family relatives stayed a week at Marion. George Wilson of Sumner and Bruce Pals visited Ada McConkey. Democratic event attendees included Frank Rochford in Des Moines. Multiple couples visited or hosted in Waterloo Charles City Independence Minneapolis and Blair.
A Wallaces Farmer survey of farmers places Republican Senator Rourke B. Hickenlooper with 47 percent and Governor Norman Erbe with 44 percent in their contests, versus Democratic opponents. Undecided voters total 27 percent for Hickenlooper and 24 percent overall, with Hughes at 32 percent and 44 percent for Erbe.
A survey found that only about 60 percent of farmers interviewed expect to cast a ballot this year. The figure reflects tentative intent amid broader agricultural concerns and upcoming local elections.
Edgar B. Storey 48 resigns from the Town Development Commission to join private industry on July 1 in a higher paying position, though he declined to name the employer.
Gary Waldrop 19 Wa verly and Betty Pierce 18 Janesville. Kenneth Henniges 20 Sumner and Elizabeth Sage 18 Sumner. Jerome Fix 20 Waterloo and Marilyn Klemp 17 Denver. Allen Sutherland 25 Sumner and Marlene Miller 23 Leader ads bring results.
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