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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1958
Page
7
Practical tips from Pearl Pardee Bremer County Extension Home Economist on choosing china. Compare china and earthenware, plan with future furnishings in mind, pick patterns and colors, check maker marks, buy open stock, and consider everyday use to economize over time.
Towans have paid more taxes to the federal government in the first three months of this year by several thousand than in the same period a year ago. Internal revenue collections in this state totaled $218,298,664, about $16.5 million more than in 1957, with federal income tax withholdings up about $4 million and estate and gift taxes up $2.5 million. The report also notes liquor stamp sales and other federal revenue activity affecting Iowa.
In Hawkeye and Waterloo areas families gathered for birthday celebrations and dinners. Wilfried Westen dorf Eldon and Carol Lynn attended at Arnold Platte's home with many Platte relatives. Jimmy Peiper's Hawkeye birthday was noted with friends visiting John Peiper. Steven Forgerty of Garner suffered an eye injury requiring surgery. Joe Stratton of Collins and his wife celebrated their 62nd wedding anniversary with a turkey dinner as all children joined.
Fremont Two Family Living Group met May 13 at the H. H. Hoppenworth home with 31 ladies present. Guests included Mrs. Fred Gordon and Mrs. Clarence Chistopher of Waverly. Mrs. Christopher spoke on her Washington, D. C. trip with slides and shown how to make litter bags for car use. Mrs. Hoppenworth noted a talk by Mrs. Mockmore and read a prayer by Mrs. Aug Buhr Sumner. Mrs. Robert Rathbone read two Mother's Day poems. The group ended with a plant and bulb exchange.
You are notified there is a will on file in the Office of the Clerk of the District Court of Bremer County Iowa purporting to be the last will and testament of Gustav F Schwemm deceased late of the county. The 23rd day of June 1958 at 10 oclock A M has been fixed for probate at the Courthouse in Waverly Iowa with appearance to show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate.
Transfers include L L Ingham to Wayne A Foutch and wife for 5500 covering west 10 acres of nw of new section 13 91 14. E C Fink to Robert Rathbone one dollar and specified partial parcels. Fred Stufflebeam to Raymond K Foster and Mae one dollar for nw of sw of nw and adjacent plots. revenue 5.50. Tripoli Community School District to Elmer and Lorna Everding stake 570 for tract in ne quarter of nw quarter section 34 92 12. Donald D Schoof and Henry W Youngquist to St Pauls Ev Lutheran Church one dollar for s42 of lots 3 and 4 block 30 Harmon LeValleys addition Waverly revenue 24.20. and Louis Bruns to Julius.
Hartwig and wife transfer portions of lots 30 and 31 in Prestien's subdivision NW near Denver. George Bell and wife sell 60 feet of nes of ne TM% of section 10-91-11 to the State of Iowa for 237 dollars. Cora E. Shipp deeds to Independent School District of Smith's Grove a tract in N% of NE TM% of section 21-93-14 by quit claim.
Overnight thieves stole about 90 feet of newly planted hedge and roughly 100 shrubs from the Fred Traum property in Sioux City, leaving beds disturbed and plants missing. Read the want ads for details.
A heater blast in a car severely burned two year old Susan Risenbark as steam penetrated the rear area. The report notes the head brain average weighs 48 ounces and a camel can run about 16 miles per hour.
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