Bremer and Bremer County supervisors set road, payroll, and election actions
The Bremer County Board of Supervisors met in several sessions from September 29 to October 4 1972. They approved plats and temporary road closures due to erosion, named county judge and deputy sheriff appointments, adopted beer and liquor permits, set pay scales for sanitation and highway staff, granted homestead and soldier exemptions, and arranged election board staffing and deputy commissioners for the 1972 municipal elections. Also authorized utility right of way work and a quit claim deed transfer for land acquisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors of
County
Iowa
Averly
Ralph W. Juhl
Lorence H. Platte
Reinhard A. Buhr
Kurtz Subdivision
Board of Supervisors
Bremer County
Overry Oe
Otto Lewis Boeck
Janesville
Justice of the Peace
Beverly Boeck
Jackson Township
Waverly
Dale Lehmkuhl
Rte
Sumner
W. H. Happel
Clese
Melvin Canfield
Denver
Gary L. Everding
Buhr
Platte
Kenneth Beard
Wayne Phelps
Highway Department
Charles Coltrain
Engr
Aid I
Jerry Hahn
Laborer I
Dennis Haverkamp
Merrill Kirchhoff
Hardwig Richmann
Mechanic I
Clarence Strempke
Operator I
David Wiltse
Illiam Burke
Mantis
Aron Dwig
Oreman
Bremer County Conservation Commission
United States of America
John D. Cherry
Towa
A. Manibere
Renard A. Buhr
United Telephone Company of
Sylvan Acres
Dayton Township
Leo H. Westendorf
G. 0. Rich
R. W. Tegtmeier
Douglas Township
John Munsterman
Edgar Bergman
Darrell Neuendorf
Franklin Township
Eldo Moeller
Myrtle Leistikow
Erwald Moeller
Frederika Township
Mary Rewolit
Art L. Kelling
Bernice Mueller
Mont Township
Robert Rathbone
Larry Vogt
Walter Lohmann
Rudolph Piegers
Hazel Kirchhoff
DeForest Dix
Virginia Becker
Donald Brown
Jefferson
Melvin Judas
Ernest Griese
Henry Exgena
Henry Abbas, Jr
Ernst Huck
Lafayette Township
Russell Walther
Sherwin Lindner
Nellie Exgleston
Leroy-Sumner NO. 2
Raymond Kuethe
Harvey Kuhlmann
Elmer Miller
Max
Roland J. Langholz
Grace Brownson
Esther Gies
Genevieve Graham
Wilbert Oberheu
William Wenger
Norma Bodeker
Beam
Helen Salge
Harold Hof
Mary Lou Leary
Louise Liebau
Marian Gremmels
Oscar R. Smith
Geneva Liebau
Dan E. Jardaman
Darlyle Sullivan
Iry Thoms
H. E. Dettmer
Helen Mae Ritchie
Josephine Are
Carol Sehneer
Lydia Reisner
W. H. Jorgenrud
Semes
Tripoli Leader listing town expenditures and grants October 25 1972
Itemized spending by Tripoli Town including construction and care grants to local entities and individuals. Notable entries cover Niemann Construction, Rock Peoples Gas, care facilities, medical services, fuel taxes, utilities, and various inspectors and suppliers with totals and carried items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Tt Defense Blue Cross
FICA
Northwestern Bell
Kunkel
David
Sanitary Lands Fund
Blue Cross
Rae Crsomat
Byte
Merri” Marietta
Rock
Niewehner’s
Beard
Kenneth
Abrahamson
Ronald
Arneson
Beam
John
Boone Blank Book
Carstensen, Et al
Cerro Gordo Co
Finders
Charles
IPERS
Lawyers Coop
Matt Parrott & Sons
Roberts
James
St. Joseph Mercy
van Wyngarden
Dwight
Wasenius
Richard
West Pub. Co
Anderson, Darrel
B&b Coop
Buhr’s D-X
Burkhardt Welding
Butler-Bremer
E&l Sundries
Gielau Oil
Hasbrouck-Voetmann
IPS
Kammeyer
Aor
Krueger
Alice
Sala
Langholz
Roland
Martin Marietta
Drake
Libbty
Library Fund Joint Co
Edwards Spraying Co
Boxwell
L. L
Gitch
Louis
Galdner
Koch
E. L
Magnall
L. J
Murphy
Arch
Nelson
A. J
Platte
H. W
Seitsinger
Westendorf
LaVern
Salvage Poor Fund Dept. Social Services
Bremer
Cedar Valley
Denver Town
Fareway Stores
Heeper
Eldon
Jack & Jill
Local Firms and Officials Listing Routinely Servicing City
A scanned roster lists county addressograph suppliers and city officials with items and services including uniforms, supplies, repairs, postage, and meetings. Notable names include Virginia Becker, J B Brunkhorst, Carl Cutler, Albert Hoins, Geo Nicolaus, R L Niewehner, and James Rathe with roles in printing, zoning, finance, and utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badger Shirt Co
Becker
Virginia
Blue Cross
Boone Blank Book
Brunkhorst
J. B
Bureau of Labor
Canfield’s
Cutler
Carl
Hoins
Albert
Gaerd
Jay's
Baa
Fillar & Chambers
Grapp
Eleanor
Treas
FICA
Juhl
Ralph
Koch Bros
Su Lutheran Soc
Marra
Gary
Moye
Northwestern Bell
Walton, Amy
Waverly Tire Co
Wuttke Motors
Xerox
A Sense of Accomplishment in Grading Reports
The staff argues that report cards should reflect effort and learning rather than pure grades. They note grading reports mark nine week quarters, caution against overemphasizing good grades, and urge recognizing improvement, effort, and preparation over the numeric result.
Vandalism at THS Highlighted by Student Note
The THS vandalism report cites minor acts by students including a found locker note reading Hi, time to clean your locker. Disrupted lockers and disarrayed gym gear accompany damaged library magazines. The Panther's Tale warns vandalism remains a criminal offense and jokes can hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THS
Misterious
Deb Leistikow and Judy Kirchhoff Portraits Shine as Seniors
Deb Leistikow, born August 6 1955 to Mr and Mrs Elroy Leistikow, pursues writing poetry art and music while teaching and guiding special education. Judy Lynn Kirchhoff born July 27 1955, daughter of Mardell and Dennis Kirchhoff, excels in painting photography and art. plans art school after graduation and works at Tastee Creme while active in 4 H Mixed Chorus and Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elroy Leistikow
Deborah Ann Leistikow
Deb
Mardell
Dennis Kirchhoff
Judy Lynn
Judy
Leo
Tastee Creme
Juniors Finish Magazine Campaign With Record Sales
The junior class at Tri Poli Community School System raised about 3040 dollars in their magazine sale surpassing the 3000 dollar goal. Top seller Cindy Asmus moved 45 subscriptions worth over 230 dollars, competing for the Grand Drawing won by Melodie Redies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy Asmus
Cindy
Fate
Melodie Redies
Melodie
Tripoli
Essay Contest Encourages Juniors and Seniors to Enter
An essay contest sponsored by Iowans for Right to Work invites all juniors and seniors to submit up to 250 words on A Right to Work Law Who Needs It by December 1. Prizes are shares of stock in an Iowa company. past winners earned Deere and Winnebago stock worth hundreds to over a thousand dollars. Contact Mr Drips for full rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Drips
Corret
New Art Department Teacher Joins THS for Eight Weeks
The active blonde Miss Fredrick begins student teaching at THS for eight weeks. A Wartburg College senior majoring in art and English, she plans to graduate in December and has held roles as Wartburg Queen candidate and cheerleader. She serves as Alpha Chi representative and was nominated for the Danworth Scholarship. She also works part time on a telephone switchboard and enjoys waterskiing and horseback riding while aiming to learn snow skiing this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Fredrick
THS
Miss Fredrick
Wartburg College
Wartburg
Alpha Chi
Danworth
Fredrick
Decisions Deciding: Class of 73 Faces Early Graduation
The class of 73 must choose between graduating after seven semesters or continuing for eight under a new school board policy. Seniors choosing semester graduation would attend the end of year commencement and receive their diplomas then.
American Education Week Proclaimed for 1972
The president proclaims October 22 to 28, 1972 as American Education Week with the theme Make Education Top Priority. He urges citizens to support schools and provide equal educational opportunity for all, stressing youth as the nation's future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
Save The Eagle Campaign Details and Involvement
The article promotes the Save The Eagle Campaign urging public action to protect the bald eagle. It notes threats from illegal shootings chemical pollution and dwindling food sources. It mentions Hunt Food Corporation and a fundraiser with labels to benefit an eagle sanctuary in Chippewa National Forest Minnesota with a February deadline in 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Hunt Food Corporation
Chippewa National
US Service
Unclear practice report fragment sparks questions
Fragmentary notes describe football practice and a Tuesday event involving individuals named R. P. and Perkins. Text is garbled and lacks coherent facts, making it difficult to identify a clear event, outcome, or place.
Panther News Editor Apologizes for Errors to Readers
The Panther staff admits to spelling mistakes and misprints in recent issues. The editor pledges better review and asks readers to bear with corrections as the paper improves.
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The
Coperey
the Tripola
Town
Rene Eeeete
Weeretee Wees
Beeen
Waters
Were
Expense
Altstadt & Langlas
Ambrose Auto
Sam Annis Co
Fael Bergmann
Edna
Bremer Elevator
Bremer Mercantile
Bruns
H. C
Coca-Cola
Davison
Ethel
DeHaven & Kroeger
Dewey
Ray
Dora
Lillie
Farm Service
Gienau
Doris
Heideman
Oscar
Hesse
Homan
Eleonora
Huisman
Stock
Keeran
Kay
Leuenberger
Ann
Rock Meyer's
St. Dept. Sec
Stauffer’s
Stumme, E. H
Medicalei
Traeton
Tripoli Feed
Tripoli Lother
Tripoli Hardware
Waterloo Paper Co
American Oi Co
B&q Tba
Cesk
Becker-Blasberg
Bluhm Electric
Brayton Electric
Bremer Co. Abstract Co
Ben Ant
Janesville Lumber
Jorgenrud
W. H
Krueger Motors
Lewis Motor
Lincoln’s
Ly Waverly
Giles
Ly Tire
Westender
D.X
Whitney
Wilensky
Auty Pal Zahn
Airy Solid
Dan
Dettmer
Jordan
Jim
Eve
Nichols
Geese
Panthers
FTA
Mr. Syverson
Sylvia Plath
Janis Joplin
UNI
Judy Lynn Kirchhoff
JHI
D.t.huh
H.P
K.S
American Education Week
Save the Eagle Campaign
Amt Future
R. P
Panther News
Gream
Rs Es Pe Oe
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