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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1934

Page

3

News Items by Correspondents WHAT THE FOLKS AT DINER ARE DOING

Mrs Zatha Burke and family of Waterloo visited the Meenan home. EB Tibbitts and daughter Edythe and Mrs Ross Tibbitts visited Dr Paul Gardner in New Hampton. Ben Winks and Elizabeth Fitts returned from Florida. A town council appointment changes town clerk after 26 years. Numerous visits and social events around Waterloo Oelwein Cedar Rapids and Dubuque are noted with many residents traveling or hosting relatives.

Zatha Burke Betty Billy Waterloo C. J. Meenan EB. Tibbitts Edythe Ross Tibbitts New Hampton Paul Gardner Ben Winks Elizabeth Fitts Miami Fla A. E. Zierath Medford Minn Margaret Reimler Edwin Reimler W. H. Wehrmacher Waverly Emma Wehrmacher Bill Gennon Cedar Rapids Lenora Morris Dubuque Wm. Bathke Louise Vierth St. Paul Mobridge S. D Rolande Gray Fayette John Tegtmeier John Niedert Gus Adams Frank Vierth John Downs Independence Vierth Clarence Kretzschmar Iowa Falls Minnie Kretzschmar Leslie Theisinger Cedar Falls Edward Webster Chris Theisinger Fred Hastings Monroe Wis Elena Fike Fresno Calif Wm. McGuiness Minneapolis A. H. Sauerbrei August Lieban Charles Marks George Leyh O. B. Littell E. F W. A. Ribbeck Alice Mae Dawson Oelwein Phyllis Eastman West Union W. S. Johnson Laverne Luther Hattie Albrige Schuknecht A. T. Blade V. C. Wass Dell Rapids South Dakota A. B. Hunt F. A. Morton Kansas City H. F. Turner Jean F. Ray Robinson West End Bridge Club Carl Metzgar Shannon City George Harris G. Lutz Des Moines A. P. West G. J. Sexton C. J. McNally

Old Tripoli social notes and hospital visit wrap

A list of neighbors from Waterloo Tripoli and Old Tripoli share Sunday visits. Gerald Drewis underwent appendicitis surgery with his mother Mattie in attendance. Various callers and birthday gatherings are noted, including the Carstensens entertaining guests and the Poock and Zell households active in the community.

Harry Sagert and Son Waterloo Ed Schroeder Orlyn Denver Erick Poock Will Jahnke Minnie Buchholz Tripoli George Drewis Mattie Drewis Geo. H. Heideman F. M. Zell Sumner Henry Heideman Borchert Hospital Henry Kirchmann Spring Fountain Louis Gaede Andrew Carstensen Clarence Ganske Beverly Wanda Near Readlyn Williang Herbert Bierman August Kummelehne Robert Nienhaus Howard Mary Carstensen Harry Heine Dorothy Ramona Jean Eick Bremer E. A. Carstensen Old Tripoli Louis Meier Maxine Jeanette Carstensen Will Harmening B. B. Bennett Siegfried Struck

Announcement of High School Baseball Schedule

Coach Vanderlinden organizes a strong squad with players Baum gartner Koch Eichmann Frese J Bennett E Bennett Gherke Gerlach Crinklaw Sien Krueger Drewis Bockhaus Holmes Hankner Schlichting. Scheduled games include April 17 Shell Rock at Tripoli April 21 County Tournament at Janesville May 4 Nashua at Tripoli May 8 Fredericksburg at Tripoli May 11 Oran at Oran May 15 Janesville at Janesville May 18 Nashua at Nashua A return Shell Rock game to be arranged New uniforms may be adopted for the county tournament.

Vanderlinden Baumgartner Koch Eichmann Frese J. Bennett E. Bennett Gherke Gerlach Crinklaw Sien Krueger Drewis Bockhaus Holmes Hankner Schlichting Shell Rock Tripoli Janesville Nashua Fredericksburg Oran

Seniors rehearse The Heathers at Home play

The senior class has begun re hearsals on the play The Heath ers at Home a modern comedy of an American family in revolt. The cast includes Orval Harmening Herbt Blume Fred Crinklaw Ted Frese Herman Sien James Bennett Stanley Koch Marie Geffert Dahlia Krueger Elvera Kelling and Viola Williams. The play is to be given May 5th. This will begin the commencement activities for the senior class.

Heathers Orval Harmening Herbt Blume Fred Crinklaw Ted Frese Herman Sien James Bennett Stanley Koch Marie Geffert Dahlia Krueger Elvera Kelling Viola Williams

Tomato Wealth In Diet Quotation And Two Recipes

The article extols the tomato as versatile and healthful, describing its value as color flavor and vitamins. It presents two tested recipes using tomatoes: Ripe Olive Cheese and Tomato Toast and Peanut and Tomato Bouillon with Parsley Croutons, with step by step instructions and serving ideas.

First Grade Tripoli Reads New Arithmetic Book

Miss Oleson announces in Public School Notes that first grade students in Tripoli are using Number Stories Book One. The three part book covers The Monkey Family, Two Bears, and The Circus. Students will read stories, count, write, read numbers, compare numbers and learn about money.

Tripoli Miss Oleson

Second Grade Study Milestones in The Learn to Study Readers

The class completes a year of work with new book and tablet driven seat work. Students learn to write and classify the months by seasons, abbreviations for months, and days of the week with their abbreviations.

Fourth Grade News Harbors Tulip Themed Activities

Students prepare for a school program with the girls learning the song Sweet Tulips and Miss Chesebro reading The Little Dutch Tulip Girl. A Clean Hands campaign runs daily inspections, and the state library contributes thirty books for classroom use.

Chesebro State Library

Fifth Grade Nature Study Notes And Plans

Fifth grade students describe birds and trees with drawings colors nests eggs and songs. They will hike and picnic Tuesday to identify trees and count birds. They have begun geography study of Africa and find the continent very interesting.

Africa

Miss Conklin’s Remark Highlights Global View

A fragment notes Miss Conklin remarking that the view is very different from our own continent, signaling a broad comparative perspective on geography or culture. The scant text suggests a dialogue or travel narrative emphasizing contrast between regions.

Miss Conklin

New Pupils Join Seventh Grade Class

In English last Thursday the room split into two teams with Lois Buls and Evonne Kuhrt as captains. Each captain wrote an ad for an assistant, ads were posted on the board, and applicants answered. Letters were read by captains with one accepted per team. Among the successful writers were Geneva Drewis and Jack Frese. Oscar Heidemann is a new seventh grade pupil. We will have six weeks tests in reading and geography Tuesday. We have been learning possessives in English.

Marvel Marvin Lehmkuhl Lois Buls Evonne Kuhrt Geneva Drewis Jack Frese Oscar Heidemann Iola Kuker

Rip Van Winkle Study Sparks Seventh Grade Interest

Seventh grade readers engaged with Washington Irving's Rip Van Winkle, finding the tale compelling. In arithmetic, the class is exploring foundational topics and applying lessons to problem solving.

Spelling Champion Heads to Waverly for County Contest

Lee Lou Morf notes last Wednesday’s spelling contest chose Jack Hale as champion to represent Tri poli at the county event in Waverly. Six weeks of tests begin this week and students have finished citizenship books while studying Iowa history via Des Moines and Waterloo papers. Pronouns and antecedents are being studied in English, with square roots next in arithmetic.

Waverly Tripoli Jack Hale Iowa Des Moines Waterloo Lee Lou Morf

Easter party in third grade class event

On Friday April 6 the third grade held an Easter party with jello shaped eggs, pink whipped cream, cookies, candy and nuts. Students made bunny crafts from paper plates and dressed up with colored accessories. The class collected pennies, Ralph Fink served as treasurer, and 80c was found in the bank opened by Paul Bierie. They later visited Ray and Ralph Fink who had whooping cough and sent two letters on Monday.

Ralph Fink Paul Bierie Ray Virginia Rea Robert Selck

Music and tales from Holland for young readers

A brief note on starting a study of Dutch children focusing on reading Dutch stories and learning songs about the land of Holland. The songs mentioned are In Holland and Wooden Shoes, with the latter highlighted.

Land of Holland

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