Oath Taken and Committees Appointed by 1972 Council
Councilmen took office for four year terms with Mayor’s two year term. New and returning members include West, Klein, Biesterfelt, Laube, Mahlstedt, and Krueger. Old council approved 1971 bills and set 1969 salary changes. council pay now 10 per meeting up to 300 per year, mayor 1000 annually. Mayor Barnes named committees and appointed town officers including health officer and police chief. additional appointments to come later. Ice skating regulation discussed for Mage Lagoon with posted signs to be enforced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Fred J. Biesterfelt
Harold Laube
Wilbur Mahlstedt
Bennett
Dr. Beber
Randolph Drewis
Paul Kuethe
Issioner
Richard
Randolph
S. Carl Buenger
Leroy Klein Toy Board
Dave West
Arno Water
Arshal
Paul Schobererk
Fred Biesterger
Uncil
Mage Lagoon
David Yor Barnes
Barnes
Paul Schober
Leroy Klein
Bre Bre district enforces 72 state equalization per pupil
Fragmentary notice lists district and county school figures for the second quarter of 72. Figures include enrollment dollars and per pupil state equalization payments, with totals such as 37,220 and 29,548 for Plainfield and other towns like Tripoli and Shell-Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inpol
Bre
Plainfield
Nner
Tripolipsie Valley
Shell-Rock
Frederika Leader Reports Staff Changes and Accident
Bahlmann resumes duties for The Leader while Ernest Nuss continues as full time correspondent since April. The Leader’s car incident is noted. Mrs. Lloyd Ladwig suffered a broken [injury] during the holidays and will meet Timm, also of Sumner News.
Waverly Tailoring Clinic Opens January 17
Waverly will host a tailoring clinic at the First National Bank on Mondays and Thursdays from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. led by Mrs. Wm. Montignant. Participants must prepare a garment sample with collar sleeves and lining. a $10 registration fee applies via the Extension Office in Tripoli 882-4275.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Waverly
Wm. Montignant
Amy
Tripoli
TARI Stockholder Meeting Tuesday At Country Club
Tripoli Area Recreation Inc will hold its second annual stockholders meeting Tuesday January 11 at Maple Hills Country Club. A social hour at 6 30 p m and dinner at 7 30 p m precede the business meeting where three directors will be elected to 3 year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TARI
Country Club
Tripoli Area Recreation, Inc
Maple Hills Country Club
G. R. Rettig
Robert Kuhrt
Robert Ambrose
Federal Income Tax Books Now Sold At Tripoli Post Office
The IRS booklet Your Federal Income Tax explaining tax rules is available at the Tripoli post office for 75e. It includes a completed sample Form 1040 and pages linked explanations and is sold as a service to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Internal Revenue Service
Jay7
H. Fink
Two Scout Districts Merge to Form Wild River District
On December 7 the Potlatch District and North Star District of the Cedar Valley Council merged and renamed the district the Wild River District. New district officers include Dr. Robert Jaggard as Chair man Norbert Tierney as Vice Chairman Don Weisert as Boy Scout Chairman Oliver Greenley as Finance Chairman. District committee meetings will be the first Tuesday of each month at 8 00 p m at the United Methodist Church in Fayette Iowa. The Wild River District serves Winneshiek Fayette Buchanan and the eastern half of Bremer County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potlatch
North Star
Cedar Valley Council
Wild River District
Robert Jaggard
Oelwein
Norbert Tierney
Decorah
Don Weisert
Jesup
Oliver Greenley
Independence
United Methodist
Tripoli to Host Eight Team Wrestling Tourney Saturday
Tripoli Community School will host an eight team wrestling tournament in the high school gym on Saturday January 8. Three sessions run from 12:00 noon to about 3:00 pm and 7:00 pm with consolation matches at 7 and championship pairings at 8. Teams include Turkey Valley Denver Janesville Greene Nashua Wapsie Valley Plainfield and Tripoli. Admission 1.25 for adults and 0.75 for students per session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli Community School
Turkey Valley
Denver
Janesville
Greene
Nashua
Wapsie Valley
Plainfield
Tripoli
Office Closed by Dr Weeber This Weekend
The office of Dr. W. B. Weeber will be closed on Friday and Saturday, January 7 and 8.
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W. B. Weeber
Mrs Elroy Leistikow Admitted To Allen Hospital
Mrs Elroy Leistikow was admitted to Allen Hospital in Waterloo on Tuesday.
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Elroy Leistikow
Allen Hospital
Waterloo
No School At Tripoli Schools Friday
Tripoli Community Schools will be closed Friday January 14 for a teachers clerical day. K through 12 students have no classes and no activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli Community Schools
Homemakers to Meet at Town Hall January 12
The Young Homemakers plan a meeting on Wednesday January 12 at 1 30 PM in Town Hall. Members should bring a topic for the year and a guest. All residents are welcome to attend.
Delores' Flowers Closed Until January 26
The notice states Delores' Flowers will be closed until January 26. No other details are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores
Tri-Fab lands 1000 fiberglass travel trailer contract
Tri-Fab Incorporated of Tri Poli wins a contract from Boler American Corporation of Wichita to manufacture 1000 lightweight fiberglass camping and travel trailers weighing 850 pounds each. Production started eight weeks ago under General Manager Richard Towne. units will be delivered over the coming year and reach local dealers by January 15 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-Fab, Incorporated
Tripoli
Boler American Corporation
Wichita
Kansas
Richard Towne
Tri-Fab
J. L. Murrow
Boler American
Harvest Festival highlights and county notices in Tripoli area
July events include Dr. Max and Mombo at Harvest Festival and Bremer County Dairy Princess candidates. Arno Ladage named water superintendent in Tripoli. funeral for William Block. several weddings and anniversaries noted across Bremer County. July 14 21 and 28 entries cover rain delays, golf wins, and local obituaries.
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Dr. Max and
Mombo
Bremer County
Arno Ladage
Tripoli
Arnold Ducker
William Block
Grace Lutheran Church
Dixon Bunger
Mark
Iraklion
Crete
Air Force
Diane Buchholz
John Wolf
Joanne Fay
Robert Huss
Karol Ann Smith
Paul Kammeyer
Charmaine Smith
Eugene Johnson
Judy Hermann
Russell Rohwedder
Cial
Janet Dietz
Plainfield
Maple Hills
Judy Bahlmann
Frederika
Randy Houston
Wood River
Debbie Salinas
Roger Jordan
Little Brown Church
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Siegel
Dennis Kuyper
Barbara Straks
Sheldon
Fred Hirsch
Waterloo
W. D. Weidler
St. John’s E. & R
Edgar Blasberg
Waverly
Erv
Towne
Michael Buls
Minnesota
Karen Jordan
Ray Vandeventer
Nashua
Eileen Sievers
Darrel Nolan
Artesian Lutheran Church
Lynne Williams
Lorin Weidler
Virgil Weidlers
Loren Sommerfelts
Harold Hyde
Buhr
D-X
Paul Zander
Idaho State University
Linda Leuenberger
Paul
Tripoli Panthers Fall 61 54 to UNI High Boys
Tripoli high school lost non conference boys basketball 61 to 54 as UNI High built a 10 point lead after a tight first three quarters. Coach Dave Ray blamed poor second half and low shooting while planning lineup changes to gain offensive consistency. UNI High JV edged 53 52 in overtime on the same night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli Panthers
UNI High Boys
UNI Boys
UNI J.V
UNI High
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Tor
Kiethe
Dale
Krueger
David West
Fred Biesterfelt
Chm
George V. Barnes
Board of Directors
Wild River’’ Dist
Allen
Lamping Travel
Wehrman
Sumner
Ervin Kuecker
Wapsie Sportsman
Ewald Lahmann
Mac’s
George Buhr
Colleen Marquardt
Joan Rettig
Mark Nuss
Sid Tegtmeier
Elida Waterman
Faith Church
Jana Boeckmann
Steven Hahn
Grace Lutheran
Readlyn
Emil Towne
Lorenz Sell
West Liberty
John Schnieders
Elmer Buhr
Steve Ellison
Benny McCune
Cedar Falls
Keith Carroll
Anni
Dave Ray
PFT
Rick Alcock
Steve Mahlstedt
Mike Nielsen
Jim Fink
Jim Biesterfelt
Brian Bockhaul
Lynn Niemeye
Brad Buss
Nee Eee Tripoli
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