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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1964
Page
6
The Tripoli Community School Board invites written bids for patching and painting the Tripoli West Elementary and the Superintendent's house and garage at 604 3rd St SE. Include total labor, repair, and paint costs. Bids due by 8:00 p.m. May 25, 1964. The board may reject any or all bids.
Tripoli Community School Board announces top pay motel management positions in the hotel industry. An estimated 90,000 new hotel employees are needed nationwide with graduates earning up to 1200 dollars monthly plus bonuses and benefits. Qualified applicants may enter resident training at luxurious King's Inn motels with no age limit. Registrar address provided.
Clyde Jordan and Mrs. Ed Weihe express gratitude to friends and relatives for cards gifts visits and other kindness while at University hospital Iowa City and after returning home Special thanks to Rev Puhmann for visits and prayers Your thoughtfulness is greatly appreciated.
Ida Silver born August 2 1879 in Bremer County daughter of Fred and Mina Pries married Henry Wilharm in 1899 Wilharm died 1905 she moved to Waterloo married William Silver 1925 he died 1946 Ida Silver died Saturday at Allen Memorial Hospital Waterloo funeral May 19 Parrott Wood Funeral Home burial Elmwood Cemetery Waterloo Surviving three sons Leslie L Wilharm Waterloo Grant Silver Belle Plaine Dean Silver Washington Borough PA three daughters Mrs William Livengood Macedonia Mrs Robert Hoover Rudd Mrs Orrin Davee Estes Park CO three sisters Mrs Thomas Ritchie Waterloo Mrs Nels Debel Cedar Rapids Mrs Anna Kirchhoff Tripoli 12 grandchildren five great grandchildren preceded by first and second husband three brothers and one sister
Attorney General Evan Hultman charges Governor Harold Hughes with constant meddling. He alleges the governor undermined prison officials and personal intervention started after taking office, contributing to riots at Anamosa. Hughes defends his stance on modern correction and probation procedures, noting unpopularity of reforms but rejecting returns to old practices.
Practical home cleaning tips cover lighting care washing walls from bottom up and furniture care. Advice emphasizes dust-free fixtures plastic safety air drying and avoiding excess wax or polish to preserve wood finishes.
State Geologist H. Garland Hershey says several wildcat crews will drill wells in Iowa this year. Last year 20 exploratory wells were started in Iowa and only one became a steady producer. Oil men protest in Iowa over the chance of finding oil at shallow depths.
State safety chief William Sueppel works with ASC officials to divert cropland near blind county road corners under the federal feed grain program. The aimed result is a clear 300 foot view back from intersections to reduce hazards.
Cleaning acoustical tile involves vacuuming with a soft brush attachment and avoiding liquids. A rub on clay-like wallpaper or paint cleaner may work as a cleaning option for stubborn spots.
Attorney General Evan Hult ruled that an enabling act by the Iowa legislature during a special session complies with a federal aid program. The measure would direct about 63.5 million dollars in funds over the next three years for construction and treatment of mentally and developmentally disabled persons.
Mrs Rosa Neumann of Wee Amana and her great great grandson Wayne William Mant of Cedar Rapids represent five generations. The procession includes Mrs Wry Mant of Marengo, Mrs Neumann’s daughter, Harold Mant Jr. and Harold Mantz Sr., grandson and son of Mrs Mantz.
Mr and Mrs Herma Stoddard Hopkinton marked their 63rd wedding anniversary on May 1 They are longtime Mason and Eastern Star members and have belonged to the Rebecca Lodge in Monticello for 58 years Stoddard retired from a blacksmith career dating to 1898.
An eight year old boy from Schleswig district found a hard light object in a grove on the Harm family farm. It resembles a man’s head wearing a derby hat and is being mailed to the Des Moines Museum for identification.
A series of quit claim and warranty deeds recorded in Sumner detail transfers of properties in 32-92-11 and 23-93-11 including Ezra W Tharp estate to Rufus Epsley south of railroad, Leonard Wilharm to Raymond J Giese etc., and John W Rich to Gilbert Rich with minimal consideration. Revenue receipts listed include 32.45 and 7.15 plus 1.10 for Monaghan subdivision transfer to Wayne Nolte. Union Mound Cemetery Association sells to city.
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