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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1955
Page
6
The Tripoli Leader is published weekly in Tripoli Iowa as the official town and county newspaper. William A Buckley serves as publisher with subscriptions at 3.00 per year in Iowa and 3.50 per year elsewhere. Established 1894 and entered as second class mail under the 1879 act.
The 1955 corn loan rate in Bremer County will be 1.52 dollars per bushel, four cents below last year. Rates nationwide reflect 87 percent of parity with 75 percent in non commercial areas. Eligible corn must meet grade No 3 or better, or No 4 by test weight, stored properly, with loans available from harvest through May 31 and maturing July 31.
Bremer County DHIC announces a picnic set for Sunday afternoon at the Duane Wylam farm. Community members are invited to attend and enjoy food and fellowship in a rural setting.
On the northern edge of Waverly members and families are invited to an afternoon gathering featuring speaker Bill Maynard field secretary of the Iowa State Dairy Association. A judging contest will be held and the association will provide ice cream and milk attendees should bring picnic baskets.
The TNT achievement day on July 2 drew 20 members, along with three leaders and six visitors. Mrs. Judas resigned as a leader but offered future help. Demonstrations included Flower Arrangement by JoAnn Joens and Finishes for New Wood by Karlyn Klenzman. Mrs. Munsterman and Mrs. Wos seller selected fair articles. Shirley Hirsch, reporter.
The District Court of Bremer County Iowa fixed September 6 1955 at 10 a m for probate of the last will and testament of Martha Ambrose deceased. The Clerk Mary C Loucks invites anyone to appear at the court house in Waverly to show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate.
An Iowa Bremer County court sets September 6 1955 at 10 a m for probate of the last will and testament of Carl Koch deceased with notice to interested parties. The instrument presented purports to be his final will and testament and a probate hearing is scheduled.
A court clerk notes that a will may be admitted to probate in Waves County. The document is signed August 9 by Mary Loucks, clerk of the district court, and invites any party to appear at the courthouse to show cause if the will should not be admitted.
The institution holds full accreditation by the State Department of Public Instruction. It offers credits accepted by colleges and training centers. Programs include Commercial, Industrial Arts, Social Science, Science, Mathematics, English, Speech, Homemaking, Physical Education, Vocational Agriculture, Safety Education and Driver's Training. It lists athletics in Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Dramatics, Journalism and Music with junior high athletics also sponsored.
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