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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1964
Page
7
Bremer County notices a public hearing by the County Board of Supervisors on the proposed comprehensive plan to guide future development. The plan is available for public inspection in the county offices, with details and contact information provided by the county engineer and inspector.
The Bremer County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing on July 14 at 9:00 a.m. in the Bremer County Court House, Waverly Iowa, to consider adopting a subdivision ordinance. Copies of the proposed ordinance are on file with the County Engineer for public inspection. Dorothea Slemmons Bremer County Auditor.
Notice sets July 4 1964 at 9 00 p m for a public hearing in Waverly Iowa on adopting a Bremer County zoning ordinance. Also invites sealed bids by July 14 1964 for construction work MT 164 chemically treated surfacing 2779 miles and 6948 tons with plans at the County Auditor and Engineer office and bidder qualifications noted.
Bremer County Board of Supervisors docket shows cases including Sheffield Brick and Tile Co. versus Janesville Lumber Co and Rohlf Memorial Clinic against Bernard F. Thurm. Moon versus Hovey, American Oil Co. versus Harlan McCoy, and Jensen versus Walker. Also notes an Weston Missouri association planning to found Leavenworth Kansas in 1854 and a series of road and surface projects with certified checks and calcium chloride treatments. June 19, 1964. Dorothea Siemmons, County Auditor.
The semi annual report dated May 31 1964 shows total receipts of 2 209 208 56 and disbursements 2 854 100 48 with a balance on hand at close of business May 1964. Waverly Iowa June 10 1964 I Sadie King Treasurer certify the report as correct summary of county treasury transactions during period specified.
In the District Court of Iowa Bremer County the estate of Gertie Schmidt deceased was probated on June 11 1964 with executors Robert L Schmidt and Betty Schmidt Hills appointed. Creditors must file claims within six months from the second publication dated June 24 1964 and debts are to be paid promptly. Engagements of attorneys Engelbrecht Ackerman of Waverly Iowa are listed.
Robert E Hill 21 of Waverly wed Jan Phelps 20 of Plainfield. John A Rex 28 of Fargo ND married Mary Wilhalm 24 of Waverly. David C Dirksen 24 of Fredericksburg tied to Beverly Mohling 21 of Sumner. Lonnie Schraeder 18 wed Leona Coan 17 of Sumner. Abin Suazog 23 of West Bend and Virginia Rakowicz 21 of Sumner. Merlin G Ackerman 20 of Greene and Coleen Mary Babcock 17 of Clarksville. Warren Matthias 23 of Readlyn and Elaine Kohagen 23 of Denver.
Iowa Republican candidates for the legislature spent two days in Des Moines listening to discussion of issues likely to face the 1965 session. The liquor law will be reviewed for reform and a suggestion from the Iowa Restaurant Association to abolish state owned liquor stores was raised to remove liquor from politics.
A sequence of legal transfers lists Glenn Wedeking and wife to Hamp ton for $1 with part lot 6, block 86 in Waverly, and other parcels in Readlyn and Sumner. Gronberg and Handley conveyances involve Hilltop sub and Carver additions with modest revenues. Several estates and corporate transfers, including War ren Nolte and Ramker Construction, map properties in Waverly and Readlyn with revenues ranging from $1.10 to $49.50.
Neal Christofferson nine son of Mr and Mrs Lyle Christofferson caught a healthy baby albino gopher in the field during corn planting. The creature is entirely white with pink eyes and features.
Lance Levis, 17, of Atlantic, won the annual mock political campaign defeating Timothy Proctor of Audubon to become governor of the Iowa Boys State program.
The Legion sponsored event at Camp Dodge drew 768 participants from across the state. It is held annually to foster leadership among young Iowans at Hawkeye Boys State.
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