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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1933

Page

6

Tripoli School News Debaters Travel to Cedar Falls Meet

Tripoli High School sent a debate squad to Cedar Falls with members James Bennett Herbert Blume Orval Harmening Howard Rebholz. Competing teams included Vinton Cedar Falls Oelwein Fort Dodge and Tripoli as the squad prepares for state questions and upcoming contests.

Tripoli Cedar Falls Vinton Oelwein Fort Dodge James Bennett Herbert Blume Orval Harmening Howard Rebholz Ted Frese Clifford Eichmann Oscar Gerlach Erwin Gaede Lorraine Schwein Harry Neilson United States Congress

Junior High Declamatory Elimination for Tripoli and Plainfield

The school house hosted a two day junior high declamatory contest with ten entrants per class. Four students from each class earned spots progressing to a December 20 contest against Plainfield, with eight finalists named across dramatic and humorous divisions. This marks the first intertown competition for Tripoli junior high students.

Tripoli Plainfield Zatha Kroll Shirley Hale Dorothy Hankner Lee Lou Morf Bruce Borchert Kathryn Klein Iris Omelik Violet Shipp

Duty and Responsibility of a Town for Sanitation

Ralph Drewis urges the town to curb alley garbage dumping and junk cars, require fences and paint around junk yards, remove oil barrels and stop oil runoff into adjacent land. Sewage and car wash runoff should be piped and screened to avoid ditch pollution and odors from the shredder pile.

Canning Factory Ralph Drewis

Miss Milroy Reflects On Santa Letters From Second Grade

A second grade class shares four best letters written to Santa Claus. Students describe being good and express wishes, revealing classroom activity as part of the school news segment.

Santa Claus LeeLou Miss Milroy New Hampton Jeanette Morf P. S Tripoli Iowa

Fourth Grade Preferences From Local Class Poems

Fourth grade students describe their favorite activities in short verses. Marion Harmening enjoys ice skating Christmas making things and washing dishes and hearing pigs. Roy Brad lists roller skating swimming running and shooting a bee bee gun. The fragment reflects classroom writing exercises led by Miss Chesebro.

Marion Harmening Roy Bradfield

I Like to Ride and Feel Close to Animals

A collection of light verse lines from multiple authors describing playful desires. The speakers express affection for pets such as dogs and a Shetland pony, with mentions of skating, trains, rabbits, and holiday imagery.

Kenneth Shipp Wendell Rieck Florence Boeckmann Schwemm’s Little Pony Virgil Borchert Jeannine Krueger

Desert Studies and Health Club In Fifth Grade

Miss Conklin's class explores Egypt Arabia and Palestine in geography and desert life in nature study. They plan a desert scene with wise men shepherds star and Christ Child. A good health club forms with weekly committees and health mottos. Several students achieved 100 in spelling last week.

Egypt Arabia Palestine Zenovia Lenora Lucille Everding Mercede Hesse Ruth Sassman

Christmas Class Activities And Decorations Planned

The class lists savings bank arithmetic, spelling booklets for the month, and a Christmas poster project. Students mention candles in Christmas colors, room decoration, and a Christmas tree. Names Vivian Everding and Evonne Kuhrt are noted.

Vivian Everding Evonne Kuhrt

Seventh Grade Studies Norway Sweden And Christmas Plans

In English class we study nouns and pronouns while geography covers Europe focusing on Norway and Sweden. Students drew names for Christmas and plan a class tree. Reading notes include a declamation about a dog on trial and a poem praising a loyal horse named Old Jim.

Europe Norway Sweden Jim

Eighth Grade Reading Study of A Christmas Carol

A class discusses Dickens story about a stingy man, focusing on themes of generosity and transformation as they begin a new chapter.

Charles Dickens

School notes on arithmetic and gifts for classmates

LeeLou Morf writes about speed arithmetic tests in addition subtraction multiplication and division of whole numbers. The class studies national government and drew names to buy gifts for the person drawn. They plan to decorate the classroom for Christmas.

LeeLou Morf

Community Socials Across Spring Fountain and Surrounding Homes

In Spring Fountain area gatherings, Schwerin and Meyer families hosted and visited in multiple homes including Lorenz Schwerin, Myron Chapin, Earl Meyer, August Kaker, John Bock, and others during Sunday and Friday visits. A Crane Creek church wedding united Carl Struck and Loretta Dohrmann, with attendees from nearby families. Also notes Waverly and Oelwein visits and local callers. A fur trade item explains fur seal pelts being plucked to reveal woolly under fur, dyed, shaved, and finished for color depth and sheen.

Louie Schwerin Lorenz Schwerin Dalton Meyer Myron Chapin Elda Schneider Near Grove Hill Fred Meyer Earl Meyer Louie Meyer Verla August Kaker August Steege Burnida John Bock Ford Meyer Laura Alberta Herbert Bodermann Paul Schroeder Charley Hagemann Denver Florence Kuker Leo Harry Meyer John Struck Ferd Meyer Fred Bodermann Sumner Carl Struck Loretta Dohrmann Crane Creek Church Walter Thompson Charles Thompson Alvin Sommer Ernie Meyer

Leviathan Ship Shuttled Veterans to France and Home

The Leviathan carried over 200000 Americans to France during the war and served as the transport used by General Pershing and staff on their return. Its cabins echoed with war songs as it also carried veterans to the American Legion convention in France.

France General Pershing American Legion

Kimberling name roots and meaning traced

Kimberling is a British family name derived from the occupation of combing wool. It originates from the Middle English verb kemben meaning to comb, with the suffix ling indicating possession as in little son of.

Kemben

Policing Half Acre in Piccadilly Costs £50,000 a Year

A patch under half an acre in central London costs the city 50,000 pounds annually to police. Piccadilly Circus, the West End hub after dark, is described as Britain’s brightest spot at night.

London Piccadilly Circus West End Britain

The Golden Horn Inlet and Subtropical Snowfall Reported

The Golden Horn is the inlet to the Bosporous forming the harbor of Constantinople, Turkey. Snow has fallen in South Africa within seven miles of the equator.

Constantinople Turkey South Africa Equator

Community Social Note from Waterloo and Surrounds

A sequence of visits and gatherings names multiple Waterloo area residents including the Siegel and Gerlach families, the Moeller and Grebien households, and others at homes of Ladage Biermann Bergmann and Quade. Richard Brandt of Denver celebrated. Will Behrens resigns from Siegel Creamery to join a LaThorpe creamery. Carl Schwemm and spouse listed as ill with physician care.

C. G. Gerlach Henry Moeller W. H. Grebien Geneva Carl Boeckmann Arion Henry Wolf Waterloo Chas. Ladage Henry Drape Home Conrad Myer Richard Brandt Denver Henry Korte Fred Biermann Gustave Schwemm Ernst Quade Carl Mershock Louie Bergmann Alwin Bergmann Frank Bremer Ernes Hoppenworth Erwin Hoppenworth Marvin Will Behrens Siegel Creamery LaThorpe Ill Carl Schwemm

Crowhurst Village Lacks Essentials Near London

Crowhurst in Surrey, 25 miles from London, has no gas or electric lights nor trains or omnibuses. It also lacks a public house or shops and the nearest cinema is five miles away.

Crowhurst Surrey London

Global sulfur production dominated by three nations

The United States produces about five sixths of the world's sulfur, with Italy and Japan contributing the remaining one sixth.

United States Italy Japan

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