Mayor Barnes Names Council Committees For the Ensuing Year
Tripoli town officials sworn in January set committee chairs for streets water and sewer and finance. Appointments include Ed Olejniczak mayor pro tem and LeLand Bergmann fire board member. Clerks and salaries noted accompany department heads and health and library posts.
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Barnes
Ed Olejniczak
Eldo Kehe
August Harms
LeLand Bergmann
Hollis Niemeyer
American Savings Bank
Tripoli
Louis Bahe
Arnold Ducker
W. B. Weeber
Randolph Drewis
American Savings Bank Publishes Call Statement
The American Savings Bank Tripoli publishes its call statement for the close of business December 20 1963. Total assets are 2424626 62 up from 2112676 39 in 1962 a gain of 311950 23. Demand time and saving deposits total 2181347 65 up from 1889478 46 in 1962 an increase of 291869 19. Common stock par value 50000 surplus 50000 and undivided profits 115525 46. Melvin Krumm is executive vice president and C Eichmann is cashier.
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The
American Savings Bank
Tripoli
Melvin Krumm
C. C. Eichmann
Weekly Weather Readings by Haydon at 6 P M Daily
J M Haydon weather observer reports daily readings at 6 PM except Tuesdays with noon checks on Fridays. The data item records temperature humidity and barometric pressure as part of the routine meteorological observations for the week.
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J. M. Haydon
Weather Observer
Beisner 75 Takes Own Life at Tripoli Farm
William Beisner 75 of a farm near Tripoli died Sunday from a self inflicted gunshot. Bremer County medical examiner Dr. Robert E. Shaw ruled the death suicide. A prayer service was held Tuesday at St. John's Lutheran Crane Creek with Rev. George J. Gundel officiating. interment in the church cemetery. Surviving are son Leo of Waverly, a sister and two brothers. Rettig Funeral Home handled arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Beisner
Tripoli
Bremer County
Robert E. Shaw
St. John's Lutheran Church
Crane Creek
George J. Gundel
Clarence Beisner
Walter Lohmann
Elmer Sassmann
Walter Beisner
Emil Beisner
Raymond Beisner
Fremont Township
Carl
Caroline (Nee Meyer) Beisner
Emma Tegtmeier
Leo
Waverly
William F. Krueger
John
Fred
Oran
Rettig Funeral Home
Arthur Kulow
Leroy Klein
Jeffrey Leroy
Donald Mirs
Doyle Adams
Sweet Marsh
Co-Lyn
Russell
Frank A. Bremer
Minnie Everding
Paul Schober
Wm. Hurmence
Henry Hagenow
Readlyn
West Union
Bremer
Butler
Franklin County Boards of Education
Tripoli Commercial Club
Tripoli Red Sox
Janesville
The
Tripoli Development Corp
Addi
Tional
Sumner
Kasaandra Sue
James Block
Orville Schumacher
Jerry Drewelow
Harlan J. Schilling
Tripoli Town
Denver
Tripoli High School
Verlyn Bull
Michael Lee
Eldean Mueller
Mitchell Dean
Wapsie Sportsmen’s Club
Dean Dalziel
Erich Dornbusch
Moeller Construction Co
Walter C. Fergemann
W. B. Weeber
E. F. Puhlmann
Wapsie
Duane Holm
Men's City Bowling Association
Lynn Wilson
Western Douglas Creamery Co
Robert Iserman
Panzer Produce Co
Martin Leonhart
Dale Trent
Monticello
Susan Werner
Ella Bunger
Richard Rathbun
Jack Schulz
Fredericksburg
Frederika
American Savings Bank
National United Student Aid Funds
G. R. Rettig
Panzer Produce
Vernon Wikner
Waterloo Production Credit Association
Dallas Parkinson
St. John Lutheran Church
Maxford Township
Alwine Rucker
Fred Meyerhoff
Tripoli Community
Embezzlement Case Involving Waverly Man Is Dismissed
A Waterloo embezzlement hearing for Leonard H. Dettmer of Waverly, employed by J. C. Feed Mills of Waterloo, was held December 18. The court sustained the motion to dismiss after the state rested, bond ordered released. Dettmer faced charges of taking customer payments and not turning all funds into the company.
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Waterloo
Leonard H. Dettmer
Waverly
J. C. Feed Mills
Bond
Dettmer
Tripoli Band Mothers Meet January Meeting
The Tripoli Band Mothers group will gather January 15 at 8 p m in the high school home economics room. Hostesses are Mrs. Arlin Lahmann Mrs. Bernard Miller and Mrs. Lavern Boeckmann.
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Tripoli
Arlin Lahmann
Bernard Miller
Lavern Boeckmann
Farmer-Dealer Fertilizer Meeting Set at Town Hall
An invitation to area farmers to attend a farmer dealer meeting has been extended by International Minerals and Chemicals Corporation and area dealers. The meeting will be held Wednesday Jan 15 at 8 p.m. in Tripoli Town Hall. Topics include use of Premium fertilizer and profits from its use. Lunch will be served after.
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Town Hall
International Minerals and Chemicals Corporation
Tripoli Town Hall
Schlichting
Schlichting Farm Sale on Wednesday January fifteenth
Werner Schlichting announces a closing out sale at the farm two and a half miles south of Tripoli at the junction of routes 3 and 63. The event on Wednesday at 11 a.m. features 74 feeder cattle and 21 Holstein heifers with calves, 88 feeder pigs, 450 Repp pullets, 9000 bushels ear corn, 850 bushels oats, 2000 bales mixed hay and 850 bales straw. Also sale of farm machinery, hog and cattle equipment, four portable buildings and miscellaneous items. Walt Kemp of Farm Loan Service clerks the sale. Arnold Hexom is auctioneer. Cash terms under 25 dollars. larger sums require one fourth down with monthly payments. Complete listing on page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner Schlichting
Tripoli
Walt Kemp
Farm Loan Service
Local Boy Scouts Hold Outing at Tripoli Scout Cabin
Tripoli Boy Scouts led by Ted Olmstead and Vern Schildroth held a Christmas vacation cookout at their cabin east of town. Attending were Hal Bauer, Roger Buchholz, Clark Wikner, Marlin Weidler, Leroy Beevers, Karl Krumm, Richard Juel, Barry Fink, and Paul Magnall. Menu featured barbequed turkey, dressing, baked beans, cranberry sauce, biscuits and homemade ice cream. Overnight stay followed. some attendees shot with a 410 shotgun under supervision. New members invited. boys urged to contact leaders to join Tripoli Scout troop.
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Tripoli
Ted Olmstead
Vern Schildroth
Hal Bauer
Roger Buchholz
Clark Wikner
Marlin Weidler
Leroy Beevers
Karl Krumm
Richard Juel
Barry Fink
Paul Magnall
Mrs F Westendorf Funeral Service at Readlyn Saturday
Mrs Fred Westendorf 79 died Wednesday at Sumner hospital. Services were Saturday at Zion Lutheran church Readlyn officiated by Rev Elmer Jacobs. Interment in St Peter's Lutheran cemetery Oran. Survived by husband four daughters Meta Kasemeier Hilda Kasemeier Edna Buhr Alice Seedorf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Westendorf
Sumner Hospital
Elmer Jacobs
Zion Lutheran Church
Readlyn
St. Peter's Lutheran Cemetery
Oran
Reinhart Freitag
Wilbert Lobeck
Erwin Schneider
Elmer Kuethe
Otto Bast
Reinhold Bock
Meta Kasemeier
Hilda Kasemeier
Sumner
Surgical patient Boeckmann at Allen Memorial Hospital
Surgical patient Erwin Boeckmann admitted to Allen Memorial Hospital in Waterloo after Christmas Day. he underwent surgery on December 27 and again on Tuesday.
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Erwin Boeckmann
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
March of Dimes Campaign Starts in Bremer County
Bremer county launches its 1964 March of Dimes drive with Do It Yourself Health Kits. Don Huston touts the kit backed by the national organization, funds raised totaling $49,347.63 since inception, with $27,325.03 spent locally on patient aid and $22,022.60 sent to the national office for research and scholarships. The campaign promotes birth defect and arthritis care through regional centers including the University of Iowa hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
Don Huston
Huston
Salk
Sabir
University of Iowa Hospital
Iowa City
Stephen Hansen
National Office For Research
Eichmann Daughter Visited Palmer Memorial Patient
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Eichmann visited Sunday with their daughter Mrs. Larry Busse who is a patient at Palmer Memorial hospital West Union.
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C. C. Eichmann
Larry Busse
Palmer Memorial Hospital
West Union
Brent Platte Returns After Tonsillectomy
Brent Platte returned Tuesday from Scholtz Memorial hospital in Waterloo after undergoing a tonsillectomy Monday.
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Brent Platte
Scholtz Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Tripoli chronology records July to September 1963 events
The timeline covers July through September 1963 in Tripoli with notes on local sports, obituaries, births, school affairs, business moves, and public notices. Highlights include summer youth programs, multiple funeral services, new town officials, school enrollments, property transactions, and planned community events.
Fred Bockhaus Car Mishap Near Tripoli
Fred Bockhaus of Tripoli was treated for cuts and bruises and released from Sumner hospital after a Monday auto mishap four miles west of Tripoli at the junction of highways 63 and 93. He was readmitted Tuesday afternoon after a rollover threw him from the vehicle, it rolled over again, and the car traveled eastward through a field and fences before stopping near the Gustav Kueker farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bockhaus
Tripoli
Sumer Hospital
Bockhaus
Sumner Hospital
Gustav Kueker
Hultman Seeks GOP Nomination for Iowa Governor
Atty Gen Evan Hultman announces he will seek the Republican nomination for Iowa governor in the 1964 primary. The Waterloo attorney, 38, stands 5 feet 4 inches and weighs 140 pounds, contrasting Gov Harold Hughes, a 6 foot 3 inch Democrat at about 225 pounds. He vows a forthright campaign, favors population based reapportionment, and challenges Hughes to a debate. He hitchhiked part of the way to Des Moines after car trouble on the trip.
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Evan
Curly) Hultman
Waterloo
Pri
Harold Hughes
Ida Grove
Hultman
Hughes
Ov Hughes
Hultmar
Mulan
House of Representative
Senate
Iowa
Des Moines
Hulman
Gladbrook
Marshalltown
Cedar-Wapsie Conference Basketball Play Resumes Friday
Cedar-Wapsie Conference basketball resumes Friday after the Christmas layoff with pairings for Friday and Tuesday. Games include Tripoli at Wapsie Valley, Denver at Plainfield, Janesville at Dunkerton, Fredericksburg at Turkey Valley, Fredericksburg at Denver, and Turkey Valley at Dunkerton. Fredericksburg girls and boys swept Janesville 42-37 and 55-42 in a makeup game Tuesday. Women bowlers meet January 14 at Town Hall to plan the city tournament after Strikette league bowling.
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Tripoli
Wapsie Valley
Denver
Plainfield
Janesville
Dunkerton
Fredericksburg
Turkey Valey
Turkey Valley
City Bowling Association
Town Hall
Wapsie Valley Spoli
Plainfield Girls
Five Fines in December Justice Court
Five individuals paid fines in December per docket records. Total fines were 115 dollars plus costs, with State Cases including Claire G. Rausch for transportation of deer not properly sealed 25 dollars, Lee Rausch for same 25 dollars, John Diaz for assembling a gun in a car 25 dollars, Kenneth Buhr for assembling a gun in a car 25 dollars, and Lauren L. Harford of Hudson Wisconsin for excessive speeding 15 dollars.
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J. M. Maydan
Claire G. Rausch
Charles Cit
Lee Rausch
Cedar Falls
John Diaz
Sumner
Kenneth Buhr
Lauren L. Harford
Hudson
Wis
Surgery and notice from Cedar Falls and Bremer County
Mr and Mrs Henry Meswarth visited at the Virgil Meswarth home in Cedar Falls. Saturday Mark had just returned from Sartori hospital where he had surgery. The Bremer County Welfare office will no longer be open Saturday morning as of January 4.
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Henry Meswarth
Virgil Meswarth
Cedar Falls
Mark
Sartori Hospital
Bremer County
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Barnes
el Bany
Paul Kuethe
Fire Department
Max
Snow
Jannevens
Waverly Man
Band Mothers
Crane Creek Brotherhood
Arnold Hexom
Verne Schildroth
F. Westendorf
March of Dimes
Remans
Clarence Buchholz
Lorenz Bunger
Albert Barbknecht
Vernon Kirchhoff
Julie
Tripoli Panther
Tripoli Vfw Post
VFW
Walter Fergemann
Leland Alcock
Tripoli Community School Board
Ray Buchholz
Barry Ray
Duane Steinhart
Tipton
Brent Allen
Panzer
Atty. Gen
Evan Hultman
Cedar-Wapsie
Justice Court
Council
Norbert Meighan
Theron Carroll
Ernest Nuss
Elmer Matthias
Roy Volker
Truman Stahr
Fredric Rewoldt
Nuss