Preparing a Toddler for a New Baby Arrival
Iowa State College experts advise advance notice and calm, factual discussion to ease a toddler into a family change. Explain what a baby is like, arrange room shifts early, and include the older child in introductions. Explain hospital visits gently and preserve special parent time after returning.
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Bremer County Board of Supervisors Meets in May 1962
The Bremer County Iowa board met in regular session at the courthouse in Waverly on a May Sunday in 1962 with three members present. They appointed Jay Morton to the Soldiers Relief Commission for a term starting July 1, 1962 and named judges and clerks for the June 2, 1952 Primary Election across numerous townships including Dayton, Doughie, Franklin, Frederika, Fremont, Jackson, Jefferson, Lafayette, Jeroy, Maxfield, Polk, Sumner, Sumner No. 2, Warren, Washington, Waverly wards, and other areas. The board audited claims and adjourned to May 15, 1962 at 2:00 pm.
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Bremerounty
Iowa
Court House
Waverly
B. H Schnadt
Louis Seamon
Conrad F. Heldeman
Jay Morton
Soldiers Relief Commission
Dayton
Herman Westendorf
Henry W. Zell
Badwin Kasemeier
Albert Meier
Geo. W. Buenzow
Doughie
Carl Neuendorf
Elmer Joens
John Munsterman
Walter Oberheu
Ernst Bula
Franklin
Lewis Reith
Kenneth Werner
BE H Hartman
Fred W. Pieht
Robert Judisch
Frederika
W.W. J. Hoagedorn
Wm. Kammeyer
E. W. Kirchhoff
A H. Jahnke
Fred Rewoldt
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Beinhard Everding
H. H. Hoppenworth
C. H. Ostrange
J. P. Snelling
M. W. Bennett
F. Carstensen
Arthur Bunger
Wim. F. Krueger
Pearl Buechele
Rudolph Plegers
Jackson Township
Roger Jennings
Clyde Benton
Erwin F. Ducker
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Otto Walther
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Raymond Fr. Kuethe
Clyde McConkey
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Lavern Mira
Leo E. Meyer
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Edward Zars
Erwin W. Bruns
William KE. Meyerhoff
William Maurer
Walter Meier
Louis Maurer
Paul Strottmann
Fred Matthias
Paul G. Meyerhoff
Arnold C. Poock
Polk Township
Eimer Li. Shipp
Kenneth B. Orcutt
Wm. Chandler
Arnie Smith
Ruth Small
Nick J. Dahl
R. J. Shadbolt
C. G. Miller
Clarence Christophe
M. J. Huber
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BE. H. Kohlmann
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Evelyn Hankner
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Aranda Hartman
Ruth Coonradt
Gladys Clark
Lydia Traetow
Esther Downing
George J. Schauer
Howard Noel
Groening
Ethel Bruns
Elizabeth Weltner
Charles W Wile
Frieda Hiltner
Marjorie Crestodina
Elizabeth Simmons
Theresa Fettkether
Bremer County approves 400000 county home bond sale
Bremer County Iowa Board of Supervisors confirms sale and awards 400000 dollars in County Home Bonds to fund erecting and equipping a new county home. Bonds dated May 1 1952 bear 1 3 4 percent interest and mature in yearly steps through 1971 with annual tax levies set to repay. Meeting notes show adoption by all three supervisors and details of issuance and registration procedures.
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Seamon
F H. Sehnadt
Joule Seamon
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Edward Knott
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Seaman
B. H. Sehnadt
Louie Seamon
Conrad F. Heldeman
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County Board Minutes from Waverly Iowa May 1 1952
Waverly Iowa May 15 1982 county board met in adjourned regular session at the courthouse with President Louis Scamdeman presiding and members present. Treasurer J B H Schnadt and Conrad F Hel were noted, with no absentees.
Appointment of Administrator for Amelia Struck Estate
On May 15, 1952, the District Court of Bremer County Iowa appointed H J Frese of Tripoli as administrator of Amelia Struck deceased. All debts must be paid to the administrator and all claims presented with proper authentication to the court for allowance. Attorney H L Leslie of Waverly Iowa represents the estate. (24-3)
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Bremer County
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H. J. Frese
Tripoli
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Waverly
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