Tripoli Leader editorial and publishing rights noted
The Tripoli Leader, registered under the Iowa press act, is published weekly as the official newspaper of Tripoli and Bremer County. William A. Buckley is listed as publisher with annual subscriptions of 3.00 in Iowa and 3.50 elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Iowa
Bremer County
William A. Buckley
Editorial: State Votes on Man and Issues
The editorial argues voters should weigh tax policy in the guber natorial race. It predicts a Republican legislature may resist Loveless while Murray’s plan aligns with pay as you go. It favors Murray, noting his intellect and direct approach to state problems and legislative solvability.
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Loveless
Murray
House
Sumner Obituaries and Briefs Highlight Local Life Events
Louise Nuss 78 lifetime Sumner area resident dies at Mercy hospital after seven weeks of hospitalization. Nelson family items include burial at St John cemetery Buck Creek and survivors in Waverly and Sumner. Also notes Neil Wallace 60 dies at Mercy hospital and Cebert Fox 21 and son injured in car crash. Former resident Louie Reimler 78 dies in Oelwein and Sumner Briefs cover local celebrations, nursing school president Gwen Borcherding, ISU engineering trip, Eugene Pollow leave, and several hospitalizations and hospital news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Nuss
Sumner Area
Mercy Hospital
Waverly
Louise Sell
Carl
Louise
Meyer) Sell
Dayton Township
Fred Nuss
St. John Lutheran Church
Buck Creek
Sumner
St. John American Lutheran Church
St. John Cemetery
Cedar Falls
Neil Wallace
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
St. Patrick’s
Mr. Wallace
Pollock
Carrie Schwab
Parkersburg
Clarence
Hopkington
Hazel Eberhardt
Edna Nelson
New Hartford
Ellen Schwab
Cebert Fox
Robert
Here
Broadlawns School of Nursing
Des Moines
Gerald Hurmence
Irma Hurmence
Iowa State College
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Eugene Pollow
Lester Pollow
Ft. Carson
Colo
Gertrude Wilharm
James Bixby
Rodger Volker
Urban Haag
Frank Pagel
Edward Volker
Claude Nuss
James Gaede
Tripoli News Shorts and Social Notes
Oct. 29 1958 Tripoli Iowa items report returned residents Lester Custer and Mrs Delores Flanscha. Local dances and fundraisers announced for Sumner Swimming Pool. Hospital and Masonic events note Laurel Chapter OES members degrees and guests from Mt Vernon. New baby for Treloar family. VFW Auxiliary gathering details. Local moves include Newhouse purchase of Albert Duenow property. teachers and students to Sumner school for six weeks of vocational ag teaching. Mary Potratz 14 struck by car in Sumner. Monica Potratz hosts TB luncheon in West Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Custer
Delores Flanscha
Philip Leyh
Bertha Leyh
Arthur Traeger
Marion
American Legion Hall
Sumner
Edna Youngblut
Tripoli
Sumner Hospital
Laurel
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Edward Henniges
Marianne Bixby
Mt. Vernon
Arthur Elliott
Robert Armentrout
Roy Pease
Everett O'Brien
Jack Treloar
Waucoma
Treloar
Ed Treloar
VFW
F. Hall
Frank Dodd
Maurice Aubrey
O. B. Littell
Melvin Newhouse
Albert Duenow
al Wolfgram
Des Moines
Alvin Flint
Nashua
Beverly Rohrbach
Williamstown
Eugene Seymour
Lake View
Ober J. Anderson
Thompson
Vocational Agriculture Department
Sumner Community School
Iowa State College
Ames
Supt
M. M. Rogers
Vocational Agricul
Ture
John Scott
Mary Potratz
Monica Potratz
Heiserman Memorial Building
West Union
Fayette County TB Association
Miss Petratz
Banks Township TB Association
Legal land transfers compiled in Denver district records
Legal transfers listed include Carl FE Hagemann as administrator with will annexed of Mary Stoffregen estate to Harold Rapp and wife for 1000 dollars a tract in section 36 91 12. Bertha Schumacher to Ida Schumacher for 1 dollar and 15 feet of specific lot portions in subdivision of section 24 91 13 Denver. Elmer Schumacher and Wm Schumacher to Bertha Schumacher for 1 dollar and 45 feet of portions in subdivision of section 24 91 13 Denver. Iva Powell to James Beasley and wife for 1 dollar and all that part of west half of southwest quarter of southeast quarter of section 33 91 14 east of railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Fe, Hagemann
Mary L. Stoffregen
Harold Rapp
Bertha C. Schumacher
Ida M. Schumacher
Denver
Elmer F. Schumacher
Wm. F. Schumacher
Iva Powell
James Beasley
Quit claim deed transfers among several parties
Right of way description north and east of river with revenue payments. Robert H. Corning and others deed to Clyde Andrews and wife for an undivided interest in part of nw% of ne%4 in section 25-91-14 south and west of river for 55c. Burt N. Murphy and wife to Cedar Valley Broadcasting Co. for 1 dollar and 6.11 acres in s% of section 11-91-14. Quit claim deed. Leader ads bring results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Corning
Clyde Andrews
Burt N. Murphy
Cedar Valley Broadcasting Co
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Sacred Heart Church
Oelwein
Calvary Cemetery
Harold
Wilbert Sewell
Marvel Wolfgram
Lloyd Ludwig
Emil Borcherding
Gwen
A.S.C
Waverly Mfg. CO
Henry Beitinga
Wren Ret
O’brien Sundries
Nsurans
Duane Holm
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co
State Farm Life Insurance Co
State Farm Fire and Casualty Co
Bloomington
Tllinoh
Clarence Christopher
Mervin
J, Flander
Republican
Edwin A. Moeller
Shawver Well Co
Fredericksburg
Unkle Hank Sez
Tripoli Implement CO
Tripol Et Bre A
Melvin D
Synhorst
Secretary of State
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Court Street
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Erbe
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Ropes For Commerce Commission
Bill Murray
Bill Mooty
U. S. Cong
Fred Schwengel
Henry O. Talle
J. R. Gross Ird District
John Kyl
Paul Cunningham Sth
Robert E. Waggoner
Ben Jensen
Charles B. Hoeven
Republican State Central Committee
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