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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1962
Page
4
For sale 45 acres hay in a field priced at 15 cents per bale. Contact L. K. Bell in Tripoli by calling 19 F22. Includes field details and local seller identification.
Guardian Ramona Benning for Dennis Benning vs Erwin Wedekin involves a tractor accident. Spiegel Inc. sues Cecil and Josephine Schroeder. Rex Foster George Foster Peter Laimins vs Ralph Burkhardt and wife. Delbert Finder dba Dels Auto Repair vs Adam Anhalt. City of Sumner v Lawrena Blaschke parking meter case. Drs Eller Telfer Music Corner Iowa Public Service v Clarence and Norma Luck.
Multiple readers express gratitude for cards gifts and help during injuries storms illness and bereavement. Names include Jim Seelhammer Fred and Mary Thies Hulda Blume Herbert Blume Will F Schroeder and Rev Puhlmann with hospitals Sumner and Allen Memorial in Waterloo.
George H Wedeking transfers to Louis H and Elizabeth J Wedeking for parcels west of nw4 1993 14 in Bviler county. Joseph M Meyer and wife to LeRoy Alpha and Beulah Gray for lot 49 Littell's second addition Sumner. William Henry Sassmann to Roland J and Lorna V Werdemeier for lot ii nes of sele 26 91 13. Donald M Dove et al to Raymond R S and Emma E Porath for part of sw4 of swy 17 91 14. Edith M Shores et al to Le Roy L and Margaret G Jaspers for lots 9 and 10 block 25 Janesville. Revenue listed.
Will Blume son of Willam and Minnie Frit Blume born December 1 1883 in Sumner baptized at St John Sumner January 13 1884 confirmed April 3 1898 married Hulda Hagenow May 1911 at St Paul Artesian lived on Blume homestead near Sumner 1911 1914 then Hagenow farm near Tripoli retired 1945 golden anniversary May 1961 illness led to Allen Memorial Hospital Waterloo May 18 1961 died after five days of tests confirming serious condition
He died at home two miles south of Tripoli on June 13 1962 at 78. Survived by his wife Hulda son Herbert daughter in law Elvera three granddaughters six sisters and one sister in law. Funeral Saturday June 16 at St Pauls Lutheran Readlyn with burial in the church cemetery southwest of Readlyn. Casket bearers named Wilbert Bunger K H Hoppenworth Werner Schlichting Lester Peters George Drewis Gustav Jaschen.
The 1962 Iowa primary concluded with light turnout under 300000 voters while 1500000 stayed home. Sonja Egenes of Story City became the first woman nominated for Congress by Iowa Republicans in a four person Fifth District race. Other outcomes included Hickenlooper's Senate landslide, Erbe’s governor win, and the judicial amendment approval creating nominating commissions for judges.
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman named O'Reilly to the Iowa State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee. O'Reilly, a Barnum cash-grain farmer and lawyer, succeeds Neel Hill of Webster City who retired to seek the Democratic nomination for Congress. He was active in the AAA and PMA programs.
Waterloo district manager Earl T. Johnson warns Bremer County residents that the cutoff date of June 30, 1962 for accepting disability claims may forfeit benefits. Workers disabled for years who have not applied risk losing monthly payments for themselves and dependents. Those with at least five years of work should file at the Waterloo Social Security office to protect rights under the program.
The War in the West event in Des Moines June 1 features Iowa returning two Confederate flags captured in Mississippi. One flag was cast at Vicksburg by Iowa Infantry, the other at Yazoo City by a Company A Iowa unit. Mississippi Governor Roy Barnett will attend.
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