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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1969
Page
7
In Bremer County Iowa the District Court admits the will of Albert Bock deceased dated August 18 1962 and Frances O Bock is named executor. Creditors must file claims within six months from second publication or be barred. Property debtors should pay promptly. Second publication May 14 1969.
Gary Lee Wendell 22 of Waverly and Dianne R. Scharnhorst 21 of Waverly received marriage licenses. A wayward duck caused a stir in Fonda with noises traced to a furnace where a wood duck became lodged from the chimney. it was released unharmed.
Noah spent five months searching for a parking space, navigating streets and curb limits while awaiting a suitable spot. The delay highlights urban parking challenges and persistent demand in crowded areas.
Multiple Bremer County District Court filings include Murl A and Mabel Lockard versus Adolph Steinbronn in a law action and others such as E A Thurm versus Jim and Kay Bremer for forcible entry. Also entries include real estate contract disputes, divorces, OMVI charges, and various law actions among named individuals and corporate parties.
The Tripoli Town Council met in regular session with Mayor Barnes presiding and all councilmen present. Minutes from the previous meeting were approved. Fines totaling 134.00 were turned in by J. M. Haydon. The council agreed to participate with the Tripoli Jaycees in a softball program. They accepted the resignation of Mrs. LaVon Towne from the library board and approved Mrs. Ray Fink and Dale Krueger for the board. They approved liquor and beer permits for The Hub and The Wayside Inn. A list of bills was approved for payment, including salaries, utilities, supplies, and services from multiple vendors. The meeting adjourned with Paul E. Schober as Town Clerk.
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