What the Folks Al Sumner Are Doing
Move From North Dakota Mr and Mrs Frank Lauterbach arrived here from Mott North Dakota and rented rooms until March when they will move to a local farm Sumner and Fredericksburg split two games in the local gym Sumner Junior High beat the visitors 11 to 9 in the first game Fredericksburg High defeated Sumner High 27 to 12 Schug led Sumner scoring with 5 Farnum top scorer for Fredericksburg with 12 points.
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Frank Lauterbach
Mott
North Dakota
Sumner
Fredericksburg
Sumner High
Fredericksburg High
Schug
Farnum
Social clubs host gatherings in Sumner area homes
Miss Virginia Smith entertained Gaiety Gang at her Sumner home last Thursday evening. Mrs. R. M. Lease hosted Bridgette club on Tuesday afternoon. The M. M. K. club met Thursday with Mrs. Leo Heyer. Birthday club members gathered Thursday at Mrs. M. C. Koeberle's home. Mrs. Henry Dawson spoke on Salt mines of the Sahara at Sumner club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Smith
Gaiety Gang
R. M. Lease
Bridgette Club
M. M. K. Club
Leo Heyer
Birthday Club
M. C. Koeberle
Henry Dawson
Sahara
Sumner Cul
Frank Shipton
Alta Vista
Wm. MsGuiness
Leo Staack
Sumner
Mildred Dirksen
John Dirksen
Waverly
Ralph Hurmence
Studen
Iowa State Col
Des Moines
Mae Tiffany
Oelwein
Otto Buscing
Leo Winks
R. A. Bonnell
Nu-Bridge Club
Chris Theisinger
Aug. Liebau
Maxine
Peter Schug
William Liebau
F. H
E. O
Cc. C. Dickman
Ted Rubger
Randalia
Rusel Brown
Howard Wendland
West Union
W. E. Hurmence
M. B. Sellers
Hawkeye
Paul Gardner
New Hampton
Fred Tibbitts
F. L. Woodworth
Andover
Ohio
Woodworth
R. E. Peterson
Waterloo
Wm. Beaumont
Oscar Bartles
Alexandria
Minnesota
Phiyllis Eastman
W. S. Johnson
Fred Frank
John
Charles City
Patricia
W. I. Johnson
Osage
H. F. Wood
Edward Kupka
Melvin
Sam Kupka
Emil Kupka
Toledo
W. E. Pitka
W. H. Wehrmacher
Emma Wehrmacher
Mabel Federer
Catherine Smith
Fayette Public Schools
Waucoma couple wed in St Marys church ceremony
Miss Catherine Miller of Waucoma and Leonard Meighan of this place were married last Tuesday morning at St Marys church Waucoma Rev Fr Sheely officiated The bride wore wine crepe with matching hat Attendants included Miss Florence Burke and LeRoy Meighan The couple's families and local residents attended a wedding breakfast at the bride's home.
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Catherine Miller
Waucoma
Leonard Meighan
St. Mary’s Church
Sheely
Florence Burke
LeRoy
Lulu Miller
Waucoma High School
J. J. Meighan
Sumner
Sumner High School
MI NI WAN CA CAMP FIRE PROJECTS AND HIKE REPORT
The camp fire birthday is March 17 with the theme Making the Most of Me across three avenues clothes behavior and health. Individual projects include clothes a trunk of magazine cutouts weight height and coloring. behavior a manners book for home school and church. health a poster of three meals and a 500 word food-choices essay. A hike led by Zatha Kroll and Lucille Hesse east of town covered a mile and half with a warm fire and roasted weiners.
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Camp Fire
Campfire
Zatha Kroll
Lucille Hesse
Veteran Aberdeen bench worker marks 72 years service
Alexander Ingram, aged 84, completed 72 years at the same Aberdeen firm bench. He began his apprenticeship at age 12 and recently received a wallet of money and a cane from fellow employees in a small presentation.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
Alexander Ingram
Ingram
Denver High Victorious In Doubleheader
Denver High edged Tripoli High 22 to 21 in overtime after a 16 16 draw at regulation. Harmening and Crinklaw starred on defense. Denver's seconds won the opener 25 to 12. Scoring summaries follow from the tabulated results.
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Denver High
Tripoli High
Harmening
Crinklaw
Denver Seconds
Tripoli
Ftp Bennett
Niemeyer
Boeckmann
Denver
Kehe
Kurtt
If Brinckman
Gleason
Judas
As Oe
SFG
Krueger
Derwis
If Koch
Rebholz
Holmes
Tri-Poli debate heads to Oelwein triangular meet
The Tri poli debate squad travels Wednesday January 18 to Oelwein for a three-team event with Independence. Debaters for the trip are Herbert Blume and Orval Harmening on the affirmative side and Francis Rebholz and James Bennett on the negative. Alternates are Arnold Zander for affirmative and Lorraine Schwem for negative. team is nearing peak condition and expects a solid performance.
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Tripoli
Oelwein
Independence
Herbert Blume
Orval Harmening
Francis Rebholz
James Bennett
Arnold Zander
Lorraine Schwem
Declamatory Contest Tryouts Spark February Senior Jury
Seventeen students audition for the senior high declamatory contest with evenly divided groups. Most contestants bring experience, signaling keen competition in the forthcoming February event.
Freshman Class Divides Into Spelling Contest Groups
Willis Krueger and Catherine Sewell split the freshman class into two groups for a spelling contest using words from the Des Moines Register and Tribune list. The exercise alternates between general science and English classes. after six weeks the lower- scoring group will perform a task for the winning side. Penalty suggestions to be submitted next week.
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Willis Krueger
Catherine Sewell
Des Moines Register
Tribune
First Grade Acknowledges Spelling Hearts Program
Miss Oleson’s first grade celebrates spelling tests with gray spelling books bound by red straps. Students earn a heart for each A on Fridays, aiming for a completed heart by Valentine’s Day. Last Friday sixteen of seventeen had perfect papers. boys and girls chose books to take home for reading.
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Maxine
Second Grade Honor Roll and New Reading Aids
Miss Milroy's class lists four students on the dental honor roll Marie Hanff James Crittenden Irma Piegers and Ray Fink This week few details mention 100 subtraction combinations helpers Betty Ambrose and Duane Dettmer Last week started Cordi Second Reader new seat work books and supplementary Good Times at the Farm in progress
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Marie Hanff
James Crittenden
Irma Piegers
Ray Fink
Betty Ambrose
Duane Dettmer
Elson Reader for Afternoon Reading Class
A brief note indicating the Elson Reader is used for the afternoon reading class. It notes the program or material selection without additional context or events.
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Elson
Spelling stars and wool study mark school week
Ruth Berlin leads spelling with scores around 95 to 100 each week except the first 90. Kenneth Shipp Wendell Rieck Jean Krueger and Alvin Crinklaw also show strong marks. In language class we viewed Can't You Talk. Geography covers clothing and wool from sheep herding to wool processing in Chicago's markets and mills.
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Ruth Berlin
Ruth
Kenneth Shipp
Wendell Rieck
Jeannine Krueger
Alvin Crinklaw
United States
Chicago
Keystone
Health habits checkup and weekly perfect scores
Students Lavern Boeckman Zenovia Henning Eunice Peacock Millard Pries and Ruth Sassman earned perfect scores in a weekly health check. In language class Beryl Goodenbour wrote a health story about Mr Fat Potato who plants a pepper that proves hard to pull out until help arrives from Polly Polly and friends.
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Lavern Boeckman
Zenovia Henning
Eunice Peacock
Millard Pries
Ruth Sassman
Beryl Goodenbour
Fat Potato
Polly
Polly Potato
Sammy Spinach
Jimmy Turnip
Mr. Carrot
Katie Carrot
Sixth Grade Fables and Hero Book Project
In Miss Conklin's sixth grade class pupils will read and recite fables and guess the moral. Each student selects a famous American hero from Marquette to Washington to write a short original life story for a class booklet.
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Marquette
George Rogers Clark
Daniel Boone
Lincoln
Anthony Wayne
Washington
Fifth grade reads Gulliver's Travels. now studying The Biography of a Grizzly
The fifth grade reads from a library book weekly. They finished Gulliver's Travels and started Ernest Thompson Seton's The Biography of a Grizzly. Each week two pupils are chosen to read aloud to the class.
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Gulliver
Ernest Thompson Seton
Fifth to eighth graders read Tom Sawyer and story invites
In class exercises each grade engaged in a writing activity. Fifth graders started with Tom Sawyer. Seventh graders wrote informal invitations. Eighth graders narrated stories from a list and chose Helen Thomas as best storyteller for a piece titled Absent-Minded.
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Helen Thomas
I Ha Ha Camp Fire Meeting Plans Project
The camp fire girls met Tuesday night to discuss the birthday project Making the Most of Me. They proposed a paper doll with three dresses an imaginary trunk of clothes for all occasions or three breakfast posters plus a health exam or poster. A manner book and ink notes were planned along with a color study. They also wrote about admirable traits and why they might not admire a person due to one or two faults.
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Camp Fire
Ellen Webrand
Immortality Awakens With Higher Duty and Hope
A quotation from James Martineau on vitality waking the instincts of immortality. By purer culture and higher duty, the soul gains breath and hope speaks in a familiar language. The captive bird idea evokes freedom through shared song and belonging.
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James Martineau
Legal Transfers Prepared by Bremer County Abstract Co
Transfers for the week ending January 14 1933 list H E Yardo to Atlas Security Co for 5 acres ne sw section 16 92 14, Louis F Pries et al executors to H T Lau for 730 lot 22 auditor's plat set of section 4 92 12, Daniel L Bowers to First National Bank Sumner for 1 nw se and ne sw plus e% nw sw section 6 03 12, R D McMurray to Rachel MacMurray for 1 dollar lot 5 block 11 Janosville.
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Bremer County Abstract Company
H. E. Yardo
Atlas Security Company
Louis F. Pries
Et al
H. T. Lau
Daniel L. Bowers
First National Bank
Sumner
R. D. McMurray
Rachel MacMurray
Janosville
Raft of Oysters In Japan Boosts Oyster Growth
A new Japanese method suspends crustaceans from ropes on a floating raft to grow oysters. Tests show faster, larger production than bed cultivation in inlets. The movable raft adapts to weather and tide, enabling greater yields.
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al Sumner
Sumnerites
Vicks
Ture Club
Iowa
Public
Victor
Miss Oleson
Milroy
Miss Boyle
Chesebro
Miss Conklin
L. W. Vanderlinden
Miss Ensminger
der. I. Sherratt
Optometrist
First Door
Interurban
Firemen’s
William Nuss
McCormick
Milwaukee
Emerson
Concord
C. H. Dilley
C. R. Baker
American Savings Bank
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