Rites Held for Mrs. Nelson at Sumner
Mrs. Adolph Nelson 81 died after a long illness at Sumner hospital. Funeral at St. John American Lutheran with burial in the church cemetery officiated by Rev. John Mohr. Survivors include husband two daughters and seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Also honored by local lodge officers and community notices follow including airline appointment and hospital updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Nelson
Sumner Hospital
St. John American Lutheran Church
John Mohr
Marie
Olaf Seaberg
Hellsingland
Sweden
America
Sac City
Nelson
Sumner
Mildred Nielsen
Cedar Falls
John Mallory
Anoka
Minn
Margaret Olson
Scalise Rules Iowa Tax Plan For New Residents Illegal
Attorney General Lawrence Scalise ruled that Iowa Tax Commission rules requiring new residents to pay Iowa tax on income earned elsewhere before moving into Iowa are unlawful. The plan taxed non resident earnings if six months resided there, violating regulations and lacking jurisdiction.
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Scalise
Iowa
Lawrence Scalise
State Tax Commission
Tax Commission
Commission
Iowa Public School Enrollment Rises Across State
The Iowa Department of Public Instruction reports total public school enrollment at 625,358 for this year, up about 5,000 from last year. Elementary and middle grades total 445,460, a 0.52 percent rise, while high school enrollment reaches 179,898, up 1.48 percent.
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State Department of Public Instruction
Iowa
Pollution Control Comm Orders Sewage Treatment Across Iowa
The Iowa water pollution control commission orders all municipalities to treat sewage for solids removal before discharge into lakes or streams. About 40 cities currently collect sewage without treatment. Shop in Tripoli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Water Pollution Control Commission
Local Social News From Tripoli Area On Holidays
Pinhook Mrs John Fay visited Ray Kuethe as a Sunday caller. Sharon OConnell of SCI Cedar Falls came for two weeks with her parents the OConnell family. Numerous neighbors and relatives, including the Pals, OConnell, Webster, Rieck, Adams, Van Brocklin, and Matthias households, visited, called, or spent weekends in homes across Tripoli and Waterloo.
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Andrew Nicklaus, Jr
Carmen
Robin
J. D. Fisk
Lavonia
Paul Nuss
Milledgeville
Paul
John Klein
Clifford
Waterloo
Harry McConkey
Sunrise
Fredericksburg
George Wilson
Sumner
Albert Borcherding
Joe Long
Waverly
McConkey
Frederika
New Hampton
Werner Westendorf
Minnie Westendorf
Elmer Timm
John McClain
McClain
William Sneller
Richard Frisch
Charles Sneller
Leonard Martin
Cedar Falls
Elston
Tripoli
Ernest Miller
Arthur Niemeyer
Cletus Miller
Karla Kay
Peter Mahlstedt
William Ishmann
Jim Ishmann
Phyllis Peters
Denver
Gordon Seamans
John Lawton
Lloyd Ludwig
A. F. Fridley
Fridley
Ed Braun
Walter Kuepker
John Fay
Ray Kuethe
Sharon O’connell
SCI
Earl O'Connell
Chester Pals
Allison Rest
Harold O’connell
Sumner Hospital
Ada McConkey
Edmund Webster
Arnold Bieck
Albert Rieck
Daryl Pals
New York
Carolyn Rieck
Arnold Rieck
John Adams
Mrs. Wayne Oler
W. H. Pratt
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Mrs. Nelson
Lookout Lodge
Af&am
Clarence Strempke
Harold Snyder
John Christensen
Merle Hoppenworth
Louis Hochberger
Paul Sorg
Bremer Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand
Orson Kaupfman
al Wolfgram
Elliott Schroeder
Shirley Vandersee
Carl Vandersee
Northwest Airlines, Inc
Minneapolis
Wartburg College
Weavers Airline Personnel School
Kansas City
Matt Leyh
Fairbank
Oelwein Hospital
Leyh
Pinhook
Waucoma
Howard van Brocklin
Lester Weidemann
Hawkeye
Betty and
Bobby Figanbaum
Dilley and
Mrs
Albert Rieck Vis
ReVern Holm Home
Dewite van Brocklin
Lansing
Emil Matthias
Ray’s Clothiers & Cleaners
O’brien
Steven
Russell
Stovers
BRACH
Paris
TIMEX
DIAL
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