Listings Wanted for Tripol Homes by Real Estate Firm
Real estate firm Robert H. Kuhrt seeks buyers for two and three bedroom homes in Tripol. Contact Kuhrt Realty for listings.
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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1968
Page
4
Real estate firm Robert H. Kuhrt seeks buyers for two and three bedroom homes in Tripol. Contact Kuhrt Realty for listings.
Cards express gratitude to Tripoli and Russell Watts for extinguishing a corn field fire on Monday. Several notices thank relatives, friends, and Rev. Koengeter for cards, visits, gifts, and prayers during and after hospital stays at Allen hospital.
Louis Boevers expresses gratitude for cards visits and flowers received at Sumner hospital. He thanks Rev Koengeter Rev Thalacker Dr Whitmire and the nursing staff for their visits prayers and care.
The Tripoli Leader from Tripoli Iowa dated November 6 1968 covers community happenings, school notes, local meetings, and announcements highlighting residents and town affairs in a concise local newspaper card.
Bremer county volunteer savings bonds chair man L J Jack Hix reports September sales of series E H United States savings bonds and Freedom Shares totaling 46 374. Nine month county total is 391 021 at 49 percent of 1968 quota. Des Moines county leads Iowa progress with 89 percent. State total September sales 6 072 395 nine month total 65 393 645 at 59 percent.
Legal transfers record multiple property deeds in Sumner and Waverly with revenues listed from 55 cents to 28 dollars. Transactions include Walter Schultz to Adella Schultz, Linda Westendorf to Orlyn E and Miriam J Westendorf, and estates of C F Bathke and Wilma Westendorf among others. Additional transfers involve Laura Harms and relations, John Corkery to Sowers, and others with various additions and lots described.
Hal Speers of Rockwell City received national honors in Louisville Kentucky from the National Association of County Agricultural Agents for 17 years in Extension education in Iowa as Calhoun county Extension director.
The University of Iowa Bureau of Police Science conducts a three month study of over 4 000 ambulance calls led by assistant director Lyle Shook. The project aims to detail driver and attendant actions on emergency and non emergency calls across six counties Linn Polk Boone Franklin Palo Alto and Webster.
Residents at Tripoli Nursing Home are visited by family and friends from Cedar Falls Readlyn Des Moines Waterloo and Sumner. The gatherings include birthday celebrations for Jack Pavelec Bertha Wallace Emma Miller and others. More than 6,000 medical research projects are under way at 146 VA hospitals.
The Denver Lions Club held a first time Halloween project with four cash prizes across four age classes in Prestien Park. About 140 costume parade entries and 250 awards were given to 107 children, plus a masquerade dance where Mrs. Jack Huntley won first prize.
Open house set for November 10 from 1 30 to 4 30 p m at six Hawkeye locations in Waterloo. The event during National Education Week aims to acquaint the public and prospective students with facilities across programs including electronic technology agriculture power and equipment interior decorating animal science radio and television repair police science photography and more.
The Bremer county Extension service schedules a biennial election for township representatives with voting events in Dayton Jefferson Franklin Polk Warren Fremont Le Roy townships from November 10 to November 16. Qualified voters may participate. each council member guides Extension programs and outreach. The service operates as Iowa State University off-campus, focusing on 4-H and community education.
State comptroller reports Iowa school districts have received 72 million dollars, about 65 percent of the 1969 appropriation. Distributions were delayed as some districts failed to furnish required information, with payments expected to continue in January as districts finalize entitlements.
A tense briefing outlines a plan to raise 23 million for road work as federal funds freeze. Joseph R. Coupal of the highway committee warns the state will press ahead with construction unless stalled funds are released by lawmakers.
Community session reviews adult education programs and war organizations with emphasis on public service. Attendees discuss business calls, local offices, and regional locations linked to wartime support efforts.
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