Bremer County approves 30000 Road Refunding Bonds
The Bremer County Board of Supervisors met in Waverly on April 17 1933 to consider issuing thirty thousand dollars in Primary Road Refunding Bonds. They adopted a resolution providing for the issuance of bonds in ten yearly installments dated May 1 1933 with semiannual interest and set terms for registration transfer and repayment through the county treasurer. The bonds will be payable at the Bremer County Treasurer’s office in Waverly Iowa and backed by the county’s full faith and credit.
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Waverly
Board of Supervisors
Brelowa
Frank Lang
C. G. Schwein
Wm. Ducker
Bremer County
C. G. Schwem
Iowa
Wm. Ducke
Bremer
State of
States OF America
State of Iowa
County of Bremer
Primary Road Refunding Bonds Authorized by County Board
Bonds to be signed by the Chairman and countersigned by the County Auditor with the county seal. Interest coupons to bear facsimile signature. delivered to the County Treasurer for registration and sale to retire existing indebtedness. Taxes levied yearly to fund interest and a sinking fund, maintaining debt retirement. conflicting resolutions repealed.
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Board of Supervisors
County Board Adopts 1933 Budget And Funds Transfers
Afternoon session notes the board adjourned to 1:00 PM with all members present. Actions include transferring 8,550 from Road Maintenance to County Bond Fund and 5,000 from County Poll to Permanent School Fund. The 1933 county offices budget is approved with specified amounts for each department and misc items including printing and bonds.
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Lang
Board of Supervisors
County Board Adopts Stenographer Pay For Attorney Office
The county board votes to hire a stenographer or clerk for the county attorney due to unforeseen duties and grand jury work. Payment set at 48.00 per month starting February 1, 1933, with a meeting at 1 30 P M on April 28 1933, as recorded by Frank Lang and H J Stumme.
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Justice Court
Coroner's Court
Senior Class Play The Ghost Bird Presented Friday Night
Public School notes report the senior class four act mystery The Ghost Bird staged Friday April 21 1933 at the opera house in a Glen Denning estate setting with Mrs Dores grandfather and father dying in the same room. Cast featured Muriel Tiedt Lucinda Dohrmann Raymond Block Thelma Bolte Robert Sorg Homer Nevermann Earl Judas and others in a lively greenhouse of clues and romance.
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Opera House
Glendenning Estate
Missus
Muriel Tiedt
Tobias Tolliver
Raymond Block
Dore
Thelma Bolte
Catherine Belmont
Carl Thomas
Buckhart
Carl
Lucinda Dohrmann
Robert Sorg
Phil Graham
Jenkins
Mabel Gebert
Viola Hackbarth
Rosalea Waterman
Annie Bloom
Bella Walker
Jane White
New York
Lester Boeckmann
Will Belmont
First and Second Grade Health Program Sells Health-O-Circus
A Tripoli Legion Auxiliary feature for National Child Health Day presents Sells Health-O-Circus by first and second graders on May 1. Ringmaster Gertrude Hanff. Mother Nature Iola Kuker. Mr Milk Virgil Duecker. Whole Wheat Enecia Lamb. Milk Song chorus. Whole Wheat Bread Song by the first and second grade boys. Miss Vegetable Irma Piegers.
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Tripoli Legion Auxiliary
O—Circus
Gertrude Hanff
Mother Nature
Iola Kuker
Virgil Duecker
Enecia
Irma Piegers
Mixed Choir and Song Titles From School Program
A school program lists Vegetable song and Sunlight numbers with performers including Joe Omelik Lois Drewis Patricia Hale Forrest Bolte Betty Ambrose Ray Fink Jeanette Drew and Duane Dettmer. It features First and Second Grade groups Sunlight Miss Fruit and various mixed sextettes with teachers and students noted.
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Vegetable Song
Joe Omelik
Lois Drewis
Patricia Hale
Forrest Bolte
Betty Ambrose
Ray Fink
Jeanette Drewis
Duane Dettmer
Miss Fruit
Marie Hanff
Fruit Son
Sunlight
Maxine Peters
Sunshine Song
Naomi Berlin
Mary Ruth Bradfield
Donna Lee
Lorin Ebichmann
Mr. X. Br. Cise
Robert Selc
First Grade Learners Race To Master 100 Additions
Miss Oleson leads first grade in a Number Combination Race with Jeanette Morf winning by mastering 100 addition combinations and riding a red car. Teammates network through colored cars by 75 50 and 25 combinations as peers earn seats in yellow tan and blue cars. The class plans homemade seatwork tablets from New Path to Reading stories.
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Jeanette Morf
Jeanette
Gerald Bisbey
Gerhardt Rettig
Maxine Peters
Roger Boeckmann
Virgil Duecker
Patricia Hale
Lillian Bathke
Enecia Lamb
Joe Omelik
Jeanne Doty
Lavern Droste
Bernice Koch
Donna Mae Ackman
Bobby Scott
Forest Bolte
Second Grade Science and Field Study Report
Miss Milroy's class reports on soil plant needs and a corn growth experiment with four treatments. They document spelling progress with 40 word tests and note 19 tested with 16 achieving 100. An observation hike records spring signs seen by students, Betty Ambrose 22 and others 30.
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Betty Ambrose
Altother
Third Grade Room Pets and Tables Share Tales
Miss Boyle's class records their classroom pets Old Climber a snake and Pop Eye the crab in terrariums Polly the pollywog and a fish bowl world. Students note feeding habits climbing antics and a student made best multiplication table record while reflecting on the highway of prosperity quote.
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Terrarium
Ray Bradfield
Pop Eye
Pop-eye
Floyd Gebert
Polly
Marilyn Duecker
Edward Selck
James Bisbey
Orville Schumacher
Fourth Grade Maps Tripoli and New Student
Fourth grade, under Miss Chesebro, welcomes Burnette Stoffregen from Dunkerton public schools. A test over 100 multiplication facts lists names like Alois Tegtmeier and Beryl Goodenbour among high scorers. This week they draw a map of Tripoli with half inch blocks and mark public buildings.
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Burnette Stoffregen
Dunkerton
Alois Tegtmeier
Beryl Goodenbour
Lucille Everding
Betty Stuckenberg
Betty Schmidt
Ruth Sassman
Burnette
Stoffregen
Lavern Boeckman
Tripoli
Sixth Grade Nature Hike and Booklet Project
Miss Conklin leads sixth graders in geography booklets on US possessions and arithmetic bar graphs. Students floated a nature hike to a swinging bridge with a picnic and kittenball game while others design posters for a penny poppy sale contest.
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United States
Iola
Everett
Melvin
Loren
Charlotte Bennett
Miss Conklin
Swinging Bridge
Fifth Grade News From Junior High Classroom
In English we study lie lay and lay laid. Fifth graders finished stories titled Roberts Narrow Escape. Class read The Tempest by Lamb and wrote plays for young readers. Arithmetic covers division fractions mixed numbers profit loss mensuration. Geography reviews New England states and ends the geography book. News by Beverly Nienhaus and Lee Lou Morf.
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Robert
United States
New England
Charles and
Mary Lamb
Beverly Nienhaus
Lee Lou Morf
Correlative and Subordinating Conjunctions in Class
A classroom note by Mavis Selck and Kathryn Klein describes reviewing con junctions in English and their use. The group covers physiology basics, arithmetic topics like percentage and checks, and reads Evangeline by Longfellow in reading period. The class plans to finish the poem in continued study.
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H. W. Longfellow
Mavis Selck
Kathryn Klein
Minnetaska's Dream Play Camp Fire Report
Fir and see unit notes a Tuesday meeting to plan a ceremonial and play dates. Mi Ni Wan Ca camp fire reports loss of tickets while entertaining at a pirate picnic Monday night. Scribe Ellen Webrand thanks attendees and supporters for help with the event.
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Ellen Webrand
Overdue Book Returns After 38 Years at Cambridge Library
A public library in Cambridge Iowa received by mail a long overdue book titled The Story of Scotland. The volume had been checked out 38 years ago and would have accrued fines of about 290 dollars.
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Public Library
Cambridge
Scotland
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Miles
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Herman Kleiss
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