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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1933

Page

6

Public School Notes Reports New Pupils and Class Activities

Two new pupils Edith Nolting and Margaret Homann joined the room this week. February's weather chart logged 21 sunny days and 7 cloudy days, with three snow days. A March hare weather calendar uses paper rabbits to mark fair, stormy, and windy days, with color coded ground and weather symbols. A number race tracks additions to 25 miles per car color, with students listed for tan and yellow cars. The class visited a canal bridge, windmill, and learned from stories about a Dutch girl and boy and Dutch windmills. Visitors Irene Doepke and Mabel McIntyre stopped by. two new boys Warren Nolting and Edgar Homann increased the class to seventeen boys and seven girls.

Edith Nolting Margaret Homann Jeanne Doty Maxine Peters Gerhardt Rettig Forrest Bolte Lavern Droste Joe Omelik Gerald Bisbey Patricia Hale Jeanette Morf Virgil Duecker Enecia Lamb Roger Boeckmann Harvey Kowalsky Kenneth Shipp Florence Boeckman Irene Doepke Mabel McIntyre Warren Nolting Edgar Homann

Narcissus bulbs sent and flower show planned at Cedar Falls

A letter requesting eighteen narcissus bulbs to Bancroft's Florist Shop in Cedar Falls arrived last week. The bulbs were received within days, and volunteers are gathering stones to plant them. A flower show is planned later. In class, Dutch stories were written by Jean nine Krueger, including Holland-Holland and a tale about Kit and Kat visiting a windmill.

Bancroft Cedar Falls Jeannine Holland North Sea James Bisbey Kit Kat Grandfather Jeannine Krueger

Windmills and Dutch Homes In Fourth Grade Class

Fourth grade, under Miss Chesebro, used Dutch themed lessons this week. Students built windmills with components contributed by Betty Stuckenberg Eunice colored the piece Millard Pries supplied a banana crate and box to stand it on they covered it with cloth then formed windmill arms from a box. They also described Dutch home cleanliness and shoe removal practices and created blue spelling books featuring windmill designs.

Holland Betty Stuckenberg Eunice Millard Pries Beryl Goodenbour Lucille Everding Zenovia Henning

Sixth Grade Reflections From Miss Conklin Class

Sixth grade notes describe lessons in arithmetic checks and indorsements and promissory notes. English class had students explaining a game as if explaining to foreign children. History covers Slavery and Civil War topics while geography completes the Pacific states.

Aritthmetic United States Pacific States

Window decorations brighten school room display

Washington Oregon California children Loren Carpenter Florence Gebert Violet Shipp helped decorate the windows with Dutch windmills geese and green and yellow curtains. Four boys added plant decorations in our room on Monday while recess remains pleasant with warm days and jumping rope. News by Arnold Waterman.

Washington Oregon California Loren Carpenter Florence Gebert Violet Shipp Arnold Waterman

School News Briefs From Junior High and Fifth Grade

Reports from L W Vanderlinden and Miss Ensminger note eighth grade English tense tests and silent readers about Theodore Roosevelt on Americanization. Seventh graders study Hawthorne's The Great Stone Face and earth moon sun geography with a Tuesday test. Fifth graders tackle nouns plural formation and Iowa history, with a unit on how Indians lived and lost their land and new reference books. Also included are brief profiles of Einstein and Lady Astor with Shaw on socialism and democracy.

Leona Doepke Helen Thomas Nathaniel Hawthorne Towa Gretchen Hanff Florence Bunger Iowa Lois Buls Arlene Schwein

County Seat News Items of Interest

Town notes report officer elections for the coming year with Mrs L C Kern as chair and Miss May Brotherton as assistant. A school board slate includes Arden Young H L Leslie and Anson Woodring. A 40th wedding anniversary surprise for Mr. and Mrs. August Moeller is described with cards music and a picnic supper. City plans discuss unemployment relief garden land use on 23 acres south of town and care of the dumping ground. Several residents face illness injury or hospital care including Dr C F Carstensen typhoid fears and Ray Tabor heart trouble with major surgery recently.

L. C. Kern May Brotherton C. H. Groening W. A. Rohlf Business Girl’s Department Woman's Club Irene Luesenhop Elizabeth Staehling Mary Donahue Arden L. Young H. L. Leslie Anson Woodring August Moeller W. A. Watkins William Howard Carl Ducker Unemployed Relief Club C. F. Carstensen Ben Mercy Hospital Iowa City Board of Health Frank Thoren J. Y. Hazlett Ray Tabor Tabor H. E. Moehling E. H. Kramer Helen Micher H. G. Benedix Marie Nebraska Milwaukee Board of Education American Lutheran Church C. E. Kennedy Margaret Carrie Burrington Chicago Kennedy Emma List California Duerschner Carl Reichert University Hospital

Gems of that

A fragment from a Sydney bulletin quotes a wife asking about a promised ring as the husband reads a practical illustration. The text hints at a metaphor about gems and gifts in a domestic exchange.

Bulletin Sydney

St Patrick Dinner Party Ideas and Green Menu

A humorous guide suggests a March 17 dinner party with green decorations and games like In the Manner of the Word. It includes a St Patrick themed menu featuring green shredded accents, easing guests into a playful Irish mood with blarney rhymes and party favors.

St. Patrick Way

Progressive Dinner for Young Couples Dinner Club Ideas

A columnist advocates forming a weekly progressive dinner for six to eight couples, with each home hosting a different course. The menu features Lobster and Crab Cocktail, Asparagus Soup, Black Walnut and Marshmallow Yams, Pear Heart Salad, and Apricot Sherbet on Angel Cake, with detailed prep steps for each dish.

Virginia

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Napoleon Western Canada China Public Miss Oleson Miss Boyle Chesebro Miss Conklin L. W. Vanderlinden Miss Ensminger Einstein Astor Shaw Soviet Russia Italy Lady Astor George Bernard Shaw Fabian Society For British Labor Party E. A. Schiefelbein Los Angeles Alma Schiefelbein Des Moines J. G. Sanders Third Street S. E Anna Holt First Avenue N. W Cantor Joe Brown Wynn Pathfinder Ireland Neysa McMein Long Island ST. Patrick's Dinner
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