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Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1934

Page

5

New High School Building in Tripoli Costs Blocked by PWA Aid

The new Tripoli high school building measures 195 ft 9 in by 85 ft 4 in with a 40 ft height, costing $51,935.00, of which $15,140.00 comes from PWA aid, leaving the district $5,705.00. Construction uses cinder block walls, waterproof paint, and a modern gymnasium, heating, and plumbing system. Architects Rebholz & Drape. Irwin, Waterloo. Carstens Bros.. Erwin Peterson. landscaping by Alumni Association.

Public Works Tripoli Hool Hool P.W.A Iowa Altho C. W. Irwin Waterloo Rebholz & Drape Tripoli Carstens Bros Ackley Erwin Peterson Charles City Alumni Association

How many relatives do big sweepstake winners have

London Humorist Magazine ponders the question of how many people truly know exactly how many relatives they possess, a reflection sparked by the fate of big sweepstake prize winners.

London Humorist Magazine

Tripoli Sweeps Plainfield In Double Junior Senior Games

Tripoli junior high won 13 to 6 and senior high captured 27 to 15 at Plainfield. Both games were uninteresting due to ragged play and limited space, though Drewis starred on defense and Krueger and Erwin Gaede led scoring for Tripoli. Nielsen led Plainfield with six points.

Plainfield Tripoli Drewis Krueger Erwin Gaede Tripoli Boys Caine Plainfield Thompson Ouree Smith Meccneaecues Harsted Mason Stevens Gritzner Wedeking Dicke Huggard Paulsen E. Ambrose F Huegli F Borchert F Hale Fink F. Ambrose

Transfers Prepared by Bremer Abstract Co for Week Ending Dec 7 1934

Legal transfers listed include Alfred H. Gish to J. W. Nerge for 670 dollars in Waverly lots 7 and 8, block 5. Julia M. Gish to J. W. Nerge for 1 dollar. Mathilda Kehe to Rudolph J. Gunther for 1 dollar in Denver. J. P. Murphy receiver to Lookout Lodge 395 for 3500 dollars in Sumner. Mabel D. Light guardian to F. J. Wells for 850 dollars. Mabel D. Light et al to F. J. Wells for 1 dollar in Sumner. Burton E. Sweet to Burton E. Sweet Inc for 112125.45 dollars covering 1163 acres in several Bremer townships. Bert Cook to Minnie Johnson for 1 dollar in section 10-93-12. Edward Adrian to Mattie Pitts for 1 dollar in 93-14. Frank Sommer to Matilda M. Buhrow for 450 dollars in Wa verly.

Bremer County Abstract Company Alfred H. Gish Admr J. W. Nerge I. H. Sturdevant Waverly Julia M. Gish Mathilda Kehe Rudolph J. Gunther Denver J. P. Murphy Lookout Lodge Sumner Mabel D. Light Guardian F. J. Wells Burton E. Sweet Burton E. Sweet, Inc Fremont Lafayette Polk Leroy Bremer County Iowa Bert Cook Minnie Johnson Adrian Mattie Pitts Frank Sommer Matilda M. Buhrow Wm. Sturdevant

Program to Be Given At Fremont No. 8

Fremont No 8 Miss Marie Kuhrt will present a program at the school house four miles south and one half mile east of Tripoli Tuesday evening Dec 18 featuring a series of songs plays and readings by local pupils and teachers including Christmas carols studies and dramatic sketches with solo and duet performances and a closing speech by Arlyce Peters.

Fremont No. 8 Marie Kuhrt Tripoli Lavern Blasberg Randall Niedert Old Village Deacon Allen Jake Dolly Betty Myers Bethlehem Herald Angels Intry-Mintry Mr. Jones Arlyce Peters

Real Ability and Einstein as the sole explainer

Miss Cayenne quips that Einstein silenced debate by declaring he was the only person who could understand the topics he would discuss. The remark frames Einstein as uniquely capable and persuasive in intellectual discourse.

Miss Cayenne

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New High School Ceil Johnnie Pen Ilimate H. P. Metor Tripoli Implement Co Tripoli, Iowa Borchert Bierie Oil Company Buenzow The Its Sumner, Iowa Fremont No Elston Peters Lord Jesus Laurena Everding Orville Wolfgram Norma Blasberg Holly Wreath Marvin Blasberg Christ Wilbert Peters Arnold Everding Waterloo, Iowa E. J. Henning
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