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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1965
Page
4
Classified ad describes a man special route position with 56 stops and a 50 hour week earning 117 dollars weekly. Permanent position with home nights. Apply via P O Box 15 West Union Iowa 8 2.
Dozens of marriage licenses issued to couples from Hawkeye Dunkerton Waverly Tripoli Sumner and nearby areas. Names include James Koch and LaVerne Knief James Hicks and Oralene June Drier Douglas Kuker and Diane Mirs Lester Shinn and Sharon Duftsman James LaVerne Luchtenberg Judith Moeller Arthur Schlichting and Norma Schneider Ronald Aschbrenner and Shirley Warnke John Hoffman and Alberta Hoffman Donald Cockerham and Marilyn Block Louie Suhr and Norma DeVries Corwin Guenther Eunice Graf Richard Judas and Carol Schneider James Card and Carolyn Newcomer William Garner and Sandra Ellison Joe Valker and Mathilda Jones. First Lincoln Douglas debate noted at Ottawa Illinois August 21 1858.
A collection of thanks from multiple families for sympathy after losses and hospital stays. Individuals include Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Primus, Mrs. Donald Dettmering, Mrs. Leslie Lauck, and Mrs. Fred C. Harms with mentions of Rev. Gundel and Rev. Barrack for prayers and support.
A sequence of property conveyances records transfers between multiple owners including Arnold H Brandt to Delbert and Lavonne Oltrogge for lots 11 12 block 11 Readlyn, and Fred L Buhman to Dennis Bruns and others in Denver with life estate reserved. Other transfers include Jacoby to Howard Ritchie in Harmon LeValley addition Waverly, Minnaert to Ganske in Readlyn, Bossom in Plainfield, and Juhl to Berkeley carrier Wal, with revenues ranging from 3.30 to 11.55 and several mortgage-like conditions noted.
In a January ceremony Chief Justice Theodore Garfield administered oaths to five new state officers in the governor’s office as 150 supporters watched. The lineup includes Gary Cameron Secretary of State, Paul Franzenburg Treasurer, Kenneth Owen Agriculture Secretary, Lorne Worthington Auditor, and Lawrence Scalise Attorney General. Outgoing Republican Evan Hultman attended, with other departing Republicans named. Fulton and Hughes to be sworn in January 14.
The 61st general assembly faces tax and reapportionment challenges with a push for more state funds for education. Property taxes rose from 284 million in 1957 to 432 million in 1963, with school aid increasing from 110 million to 248 million. Debates center on state control of school aid and how to divide representation, notably Polk County’s 11 seats under current plans and the sub districting proposal backed by Gov. Hughes.
The University of Texas was opened at Austin on September 15 1883 marking the start of higher education in the city. Notable figures and local officials attended the inauguration ceremony.
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