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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1952

Page

9

Homemade Christmas Cheer From Mrs Peet Decor Ideas

Iowa State College expert Mrs Louise J Peet offers practical Christmas decorating ideas. Use strings of lights with mirrors and simulated snow made from detergent water until peaks. Create gift disguises, lighted boxes, and exterior displays to illuminate homes and windows with festive scenes.

Louise J. Peet Iowa State College

Looking at Life as It Used to Be Items of Interest

Er nest Guenther, 80, died Monday at his Denver home after months with heart trouble. Funeral for Mrs. Herman Lenius held at Waverly. Mr. and Mrs. William Lenius attended. Market prices from twenty years ago listed eggs 20 to 28 cents, ducks 6 cents, hogs $2.50, sows $1.80, veal calves $1.00 to $3.25. Garland building fire on north Main street destroyed second floor and roof. Ed Weihe family and Hans Nielsen escaped. Joachim Zabel, 80, died in Tripoli area. Inductions chosen for Camp Dodge: Arnold Bahlmann and Reinhardt Bunger. Wm. F. Bergmann, 64, died in Tripoli. Five years ago: Fred C. Schwein, 77, died. Naoma Menney and Everett Bonarden married. Mrs. Wilhelmina Buls, 85, died. St. John’s Lutheran Church observed 25th anniversary. Harvey Dreier, 52, died in Denver. Robert Lahmann, 5, injured in Vancouver incident. Mrs. Carl Neuendorf buried near Frederika. Anto nie L. Treulieb arrived home from British sector. Mrs. H. F. Matthias, 60, of Denver, died. Gordon Niemeyer elected Tripoli fire chief. Mrs. Archie Shrader, 41, died in Waterloo.

Ernest Guenther Denver William Lenius Herman Lenius Waverly Garland North Main Street Ed Weihe Weihe Hans Nielsen Joachim Zabel Tripoli Carl Camp Dodge Arnold Bahlmann Reinhardt Bunger Wm. F. Bergmann Douglas Township Fred C. Schwein Waterloo Naoma Menney Hazleton Everett Bonarden St. John’s Lutheran Church Wilhelmina Buls Ernst Harvey Dreier Robert Lahmann Harold Lahmann Vancouver Wash St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Siegel Carl Neuendorf Frederika Antonie L. Treulieb

Bremer County Supervisors Award Farm to Market Contracts

The Bremer County Board of Supervisors meets in Waverly on October 27 1952 and approves contracts for Farm to Market projects FM 224 SN 1928 and FM 219 Bremer-Chickasaw County. The low bidders Bell and Sons Company Grundy Center win FM 224 for 3837.61 SN 1928 bid 6186.91 and FM 219 for 2707.43 with no opposing votes. The resolution passes with Ayes Schnadt and Heideman.

Waverly Iowa Board of Supervisors Bremer County B. H. Schnadt Louis Seamon Conrad F. Heideman Bremer-Chickasaw Iowa State Highway Commission Bell and Sons Company Grundy Center Bell and* Sons Company Towr

Tripoli Council Passes Sanitary Service Ordinance 1952

The Town of Tripoli Iowa held its December 1 1952 meeting with Mayor Krueger presiding. Council approved minutes and bills then adopted an ordinance charging sanitary utilities use with a 25 percent water-based rate and minimum 2.00 quarterly sewer charge, with metering options and delinquent collection provisions.

Tripoli Iowa Krueger Bremer County Wm. F. Krueger Pearl L. Buechele Crittenden Bunger

Bremer County Sets 1962 Tax Levies At Regular Session

On November 10 1952 Bremer County Iowa board of supervisors met in Waverly with Chairman B H Sehnadt and members Louie Seamon and Conrad F Heldeman. They unanimously adopted a resolution levying county township corporation and school taxes for 1952 1962 and directed the county auditor to enter the amounts on the tax list. Items include Soldiers Bonus 48 mills General County 1.99 mills Court Expense .70 mill Poor 1.12 mills State Institution 1.59 mills County Insane 30 mills County Behoo .16 mill Boldier Relief .30 mill Bovine Tuberculosis .09 mill Range Disease .06 mills LOASL 18 mills County Home Hand .78 mill County Board of Education .46 mill.

Waverly Iowa Board of Supervisors Bremer County B. H Sehnadt Louie Seamon Conrad F Heldeman Behoo Milla Mille County County Assensor State Dayton Fremont Ieee Douglas Ene Drougtan Franklin, Franklin Franklin, Oran Consolidated Ae Re Frederika Old Tripoli Central 1 ' E Tes Teases Rima Seseebuseedvene Jackson Finchford Consolidated Seen Eens Ae Jackson Jackeon N Sear Jefferson Pseneeeene Denver Oane Eebeeeseee Seeneeewes Lafayette Lafayette South Weet Avat Leroy Ewe Rimavier Frederika Deeeee Maxfield Franklin Eee Eweeenes Jefferson Eepees Polk Horton Eave Smirth's Grove Settee Eneetee Sumner Pleasant Valleys Ray Buck Creek Pioneer Ovens Wencott Seer Excelete Ee Warren Peewee Eeeeeus Sanetaveree Wee Wee Washington Seeasee Pleasant Valley Glenn Spring ‘Trranch Four Corners Daekwon Pwogspeereeseann Cons, Cortate & Twp Denver Kx Corp Frederika Aeuses Kx Corp Eovbvear Janesville Seneeres X Corp Bower Soviveber Plainfield Meadiyn Peepeee Ex. Corp Base Tripoli Eens Copsee Wee Ex. Corp Waverly Seuee Bx. Corp Teenee Schnadt Gene B. H. Schnadt

Little Panthers Sweep Sumner in Friday Doubleheader

Tripoli junior high boys split games with Sumner. First game ended 42 41 with Snyder scoring 16 and Olejniczak 11 for Tripoli. Second game, Tri Poli beat Sumner 19 17 as Klenzmann led Tripoli with eight. Local box scores show reserves and varsity scoring details.

Tripoli Keith Himmel Sumner Snyder Little Panthers Olejniczak Klenzmann FGFT Henninger Snelling Ris Bremer Kramer le Brocka Fgft F Eoreets Rettig

Haughs Observe 60th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs George Haugh of New Hampton marked their 60th wedding anniversary. They wed on Thanksgiving Day in 1892.

George Haugh New Hampton

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Professional Directory Jabs I. Lesiak Dreyer Drug Store M. O. Brye Chiropractor Waverly, Iowa F. Ray Robinson Optometrist C. E. Moodie First National Bank of Waverly V. G. Goebel Meier Furniture Store H. O. Hastings Bremer, Waverly Lowa James W. Coddington Richard M. Hemingway Attorneys-at-Law Block & Klemp Building C. R. Barry Fine Insurance Agency Tripoli, Iowa The H. Schnadt Town of Tripoli Council Buhrow Standard Service Block Pennington Allen Sam Galloway Leslie Dettmer Dr. L. J. Magnall Elinor Block U.S.A Piegers Eva Scott Carstensen Zenith Davis Radio and TV
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