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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1973
Page
7
Town Council met on May 7 1973 with V Barnes presiding. Minutes approved, sidewalk project to S W leading to school discussed and acted upon. Numerous billsTabled and approved including salaries, utilities, repairs, and license action. Town hall and Little League manager appointments noted with adjournment to next session.
Transfers show multiple property changes including Albert Brandt to Ricky Schipper and Gordon Heath for 150 feet by 330 feet liens recorded at 2.75 dollars. J P Snelling to Marie Kehe Lot 7 Garland and Matthiesen Add Tripoli with no revenue. Hennings to Crawford for portions of 34 91 13 with 15.95 dollars revenue. Doyen to Cleveland for Lot 16 i SE 23 91 13 with 63.25 dollars revenue. Kern joint tenants with no revenue. Gersonde to Fagenbaum Lot 8 Sumner revenue 25.85. Huber to Kammeyer Lot 7 Bremer County revenue 3.30. Bock to Gundel Lot 6 Tripoli revenue 11.55. Lovell to Bishop QCD area with no revenue.
Town of Readlyn and Bremer County officials met at the Waverly courthouse to discuss police protection with a proposed joint contract at 9000 dollars per year. The council also approved bids for an old police car, a street sweeper, building permits, and various ordinances and notices.
A flurry of family visits, graduations, and Memorial weekend events spread through Waverly Tripoli and surrounding towns. Attendees included Marlys Hoins, Debra Kuethe, Janet Kuethe, Julie Buhr, and Richard Hermann among others, with guests from Davenport Nebraska and Denver.
New cases filed include C. E. Berryhill and W. G. Goebel versus Richard Gruber, Woolco Department Store versus Gary L. Schumacher, Sears Roebuck and Co. versus Larry Lampe, Irving Bettenga doing business as Irv's Fina Service versus Robert Hough, Scholtz Memorial Hospital versus Cleone and Minnie Karr, John Behnke versus Dale Timmer, State of Iowa versus Robert Walter Kobliska, OMVUI -100- Mrs Lillie Menoher of the Colonial Manor in Corning, noted for her 100th birthday and long Lenox residency.
Friday dinner guests in the Albert Rieck home included Chris, Mrs Ron Burkle and Stacy of Janesville. Vince Hermann visited Iowa City for a Veterans Hospital check up. Mike Grahlmann spent the weekend with Ben Warren in Waterloo. Carolyn Grahlman stayed overnight with Jackie Meyer. Sheryl Grahlman stayed overnight with Mrs Phyllis Land in Sumner. Frank Bartles and Mrs Dorothy Hinrichs of Rosemount Minnesota visited the Dilley home Saturday.
Marriage licenses list multiple couples from Iowa towns. James Strovers 19, Indianola weds Linda Fogle 21, Allison. John Smith 22, New Hartford weds Joyce Heitland 21, Aplington. Steven Dewey 20, Janesville weds Sara Huber 20, Waverly. Dale Lichty 27, Waverly weds Dana Smith 22, Waterloo. John Ehm 24, Huxley weds Audrey Fairchild 21, Chester. Frederick Jensen 21, Austin Minn. weds Sally Rosenboom 21, Pomeroy. Bruce Dehl 18 Sumner weds Beverly Fick 17, Sumner. Daryl Drew 22 Waterloo weds Barbara Boyce 18, Denver.
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