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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1958
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Donald Zipse thank neighbors and friends for time and machinery in removing damaged hay and praise three fire departments for prompt service. Your kindness is greatly appreciated and will be remembered.
The warmest weather of the year occurred this past weekend with 92 degrees on Sunday and a 60-degree low on Wednesday. Rainfall on Tuesday measured 1.6 inches, totaling nearly 19 inches for the year, as weather observer C. W. Ryan recorded daily highs and lows through Tuesday.
Executives of Emma Milius estate transfer to Donald Norgang and spouse a parcel in section 23 91 13 Denver for 8000 dollars. Henry Haar and wife sell to Charles O Stromgren lot 15 in subdivision of ne of se of section 32 92 11 for 75 dollars. Louie A Boerschel and wife deed to Roy D Steelman a tract in an% of set of section 2 91 14 for 1 dollar. Lutheran Children’s Society sells to Virgil Meswarth and wife lot 5 block 3 Second Home addition to Waverly for 2600 dollars. Samuel J Longfellow and wife transfer west 48 of lot 6 block 24 Original plat Sumner for 1 dollar. Charles H Wolf and wife sell to Wapsie Valley Community School District west 50 rods of sw of nw of section 22 91 11 for 14000 dollars.
W. W. Moeller sues Delbert Davidson in Bremer County District Court. Patricia A. Leversee of Janesville files separate maintenance case against James T. Leversee alleging cruel and inhuman treatment.
A recent Iowa Good Roads Association report based on Iowa Highway Commission data projects 92 miles of rural primary highway work for Bremer county by 1971. Statewide needs total 8,607 miles with over one billion dollars, including 6,282 miles two lane bituminous roads and 1,277 miles four lane highways.
Still hospitalized. Mr. and Mrs. Fred C Holm and Mrs. Nora Peacock accompanied Ruben Drape to Rochester Minnesota Friday to visit August Krueger at St. Mary's hospital. Mrs. Drape stayed with her father and returned. Mrs. Peacock remained until Sunday. Krueger's condition remains about the same.
The annual festival at Bartels Lutheran Home for the Aged in Wa verly begins Sunday with a 2 PM worship service. Guest speaker is Pastor Sigmund G. Sandrock of Madison Wisconsin. The event features the dedication of the chapel altar lectern and altar picture with memorial gifts for Mrs. Hans E. Sandrock and Pastor Henry L. Adix. Friends are invited.
Mrs Calvin Meihost of Waterloo was honored at a surprise stork shower held Saturday evening at the Clarence Nerge home. Hostesses were Mrs Clarence Nerge and Mrs Harold Haverkamp. Guests came from Waterloo Cedar Falls Waverly and Tripoli. Lunch was served by the hostesses.
List of service members with ranks and current assignments across Fort McClellan Camp Lejeune Kodiak Seattle and San Francisco. Names include James L. Kingsbury Wendell Redies Veryl Kelsey David Block and William Dravis with unit details and mailing addresses. Notice warns against overuse of proof to protect buyer interest.
The annual Bock reunion gathered about a dozen people from Minneapolis St Waverly Denver Waterloo Readlyn Frederig Sumner and nearby areas. Oldest attendee was a Bock of Sumner, youngest was Vicki Klemp, daughter of Mr and Mrs Maynard Klemp, with others traveling from Cedar Rapids and Tripoli.
A stork shower given Saturday afternoon in the home of Mrs Edward Rosenthal honored Mrs Douglas Rosenthal. Hostesses were Mrs Rosenthal and Mrs P D Buhr. Sixteen guests attended from Oelwein Waterloo Sumner Waverly and Tripoli. A double eagle valued at twenty dollars was part of gifts. Leader ads bring results.
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