Tripoli Iowa Town Council Proceedings November 4 1963
The Town Council of Tripoli Iowa met November 4 1963 with Mayor George W Barnes presiding and all councilmen present. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Bills totaling general government and public safety expenses were allowed with payments to Bahe Barnes Schober and others for salaries supplies and services. Officials appointed clerks and judges for the municipal election. Motion to adjourn carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Towa
Iowa
George W. Barnes
Kehe
Olejniczak
Louis Bahe
Paul E. Schober
Tripoli Hardware
Peoples Natural Gas
Butler-Bremer Telephone Co
Kuhrt Insurance Agency
Opal Brooks
Eugene Zabel
Tree M. W. Bennett
Hollis Niemeyer
E. G. Michael
Eldo Kehe
Ed Olejniczak
LeLand Bergmann
del Chemical Corp
Interstate Power Co
Justice of the Peace
Hayden
Barnes
M. W. Bennett
Bergmann
Transfers Recorded for Multiple Property Deeds in Waverly and Sumner
Legal transfers show John Hunt et al to Ramker Construction Inc for lots in Harmon LeValley addition. Alvin A Schmidt and wife to LaVerna Garner in 35 91 13 subdivision. Edgar Traetow executor to Edgar and Frieda Traetow. E J Pavelec and wife to Reinhold Pavelec and Robert Maxfield. Fred Rewoldt and wife to Farmers Savings Bank Frederika. Charles J Rosel and wife to Emil and Mabelle Schmudlach. Clifton E Rechkemmer and wife to Milo and Esther Lease. Evelyn Newman to Bremer County. Richard W Schwabe and wife to Marvin A and Idena D Meyer. Various small sums and revenue recordings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hunt
Ramker Construction, Inc
Harmon & LeValley
Waverly
Alvin A. Schmidt
LaVerna Garner
Edgar Traetow
Edgar
Frieda Traetow
Sel
E. J. Pavelec
Reinhold Pavelec
Robert D. Maxfield
Fred Rewoldt
Farmers Savings Bank
Frederika $1
Frederika
Charles J. Rosel
Emil
Mabelle C. Schmudlach
Michener
Clifton E. Rechkemmer
Milo E
Esther M. Lease
Evelyn Newman
Bremer County
Richard W. Schwabe
Marvin A
Idena D. Meyer
Sumner
Property transfers list from Sumner area with multiple deeds
Numerous conveyances including Josephine Fridley to Kauffman, Koopman to Koopman, Loveland to ter E Loveland, Bang to Miller, Braun to Meighan, Liddle Estate to Harold Smith, Sewell Estate to Mick, Kollman to Bogan, Gebert to Dimmitt, Platte to Kehe, Lemke Estate to Lehmkuhl, Ruehs to Landau, Ramker to Petratz, Haag to Brocka, Harms to Warren, Jahnke to Quade, Cass to Cass, Wisner Building Co. to Marsh, and Carver interests in Waverly, Sumner, Tripoli, Denver, and surrounding additions with revenues noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Rae Sewell
Bernard E
Patricia A. Mick
Wm. Sturdevant
Waverly
F. W. Kollman
Howard L
Mina Bogan
Cretzmeyer
Hulda Gebert
Leona
Wilbur Dimmitt
Hattendorf
Tripoli
Mary Platte
Werner C
Laura A. Kehe
Block
Denver
Walter F. Lemke
Dale J. Lehmkuhl
Emmons
Sumner
William Ruehs
Jerome V
Emily Landau
Robert Ramker
Howard M. Petratz
D. Dean
H. Arthur Haag
LeRoy
Marilyn R. Brocka
Raymond Harms
Virgil A. Warren
Albert Jahnke
Harold Quade
Donald L. Cass
Richard S. Cass
Also Mentioned on This Page
Town of Tripoli Council
Aan
Frank Kimbal
Paul Kuethe
Smith Construction Co
Bal
Randolph Drewis
Arnold Ducker
Edwin Bang
Wm. Ambrose Auto Co
Towne's “66” Service, Gas N. R. Ambrose Oil Co
Rosenkrans Electronic Co
Leroy H. Klein
Wendall Kuethe
Sanitation
Pest-Kill Chemical Co
Municipal Enterprise
A. C. McClurg & Co
Demco
Mildred Ambrose
Elinor Block
Salary Peoples Natural Gas
Tuel
Bradley
Sureaters
Lingsriz
Peignor
Gibson
Orlon
Creslan
Velveeta
Nestles
Nestle’s
Houga Mons
Pka
Betty Crocker
Ik. Doe
Farmkist
Isco
Tisco
Prunes
Sweet Sunkist
Valencia
Boston
Contadina Choice
Swift’s Premium
Riscow
Risco
Wighlt
Nabisco
Maxwell House
USL
Josephine M. Fridley
Orson
Betty Jean Kauffman
Nw i
Ronald Koopman
Ernest T. Koopman
Paul Weimer
Lester E
Rosabel Loveland
Janesville
Louise Bang
Wallace Miller
Paul E. Braun
Leonard S
Catherine E. Meighan
W. H. Liddle
Harold Smith
Horton
Wisner Building Co
Douglas Lee
Norma Marsh
East
Ridgewood Addition
Hugh H. Swanson
L. J
Arie Carver
Maple Hillgtion
L. J. Carver
Ald Lee
Phoebe Ann
Carver
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