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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1933

Page

2

West Lafayette Township Hosts Farm Bureau Meeting at Kahle Home

The Warren township farm bureau presented Sauce for the Goslings at the Kahle home in West Lafayette township on May 3. Howard Roach of Plainfield spoke on Why progress comes from asking questions, as attendees heard readings and music from local performers. The 4-H program was highlighted with plans for an August fair and a June meeting at the Span residence.

Warren Township Farm Bureau Ewald Kahle West Lafayette Township Elmer Howard Roach Plainfield Clark Obedier WMT Waterloo Helen Mason Evelyn Pierce Helen Stickman Lorraine Kahle W. E. Span Township Farm Bureau Jackson Washington Warren Lafayette Franklin Maxfield Jefferson LeRoy Sumner Dayton Douglas Polk W. Lafayette Fremont Frederica Farm Bureau Organization

4-H Club Projects Discussed at Plainfield High School

Plainfield High School hosted a 4-H club discussion led by John Quist of the Extension Service and the County Agent. Films on 4-H work and a George Washington farming life presentation highlighted Washingtons agricultural interest and record keeping. The talk, requested by Miss Marjorie Nesbit and Supt. A N Rogers, encouraged Bremer county students to join 4-H.

Plainfield High School John Quist Extension Service Quist Iowa George Washington Marjorie Nesbit A. N. Rogers Bremer County

New Home Project To Begin In September

Bremer county farm women plan a September start for a new home project. Training schools will cover poultry cookery yet to be taught by Helen Swinney and Frances Pew with lessons in desserts trimmings and dress design. Centers and goals emphasize leadership, publicity, and cooperative club growth across townships.

Bremer County Waverly Helen Swinney Frances Pew Farm Bureau

4 H Club Members Have A Big Party

The Bremer County 4 H clubs held the largest party in their history at the Community Building in Waverly on Saturday evening May 6. Vernal performances included Ruth and Esther Kuethe, Evelyn Albright, the Jackson Juniors, Lee Anderson, Marion Hester, Vivienne Wilson, and Richard Leistikow. About 150 members and friends attended with refreshments served after games and program.

Bremer County Waverly Ruth Esther Kuethe Old Virginy Evelyn Albright Sleepy Hollow Jackson Lee Anderson Marion Hester The Polk Go-Getters Agnes Vivienne Wilson Richard Leistikow Raymond Kuethe Margaret Myers Mildred Mueller Jackson Juniors

Bremer County 4-H Club Expands Projects and Groups

Bremer County 4-H plans eight to ten girls clubs focusing on bread making with music health and recreation. Boys will pursue dairying swine beef heifer colt and poultry projects for ages ten to twenty. Groups will form across many townships with countywide orchestra and recreation plans and enrollment via the farm bureau in Waverly.

Bremer County John Quist The Extension Service State of Iowa W. Lafayette Polk Washington Jackson Warren E. Lafayette Fremont Frederika Sumner Jefferson Maxfield Farm Bureau Waverly

Local Wool Prices Make Rapid Advance in Bremer County

Bremer county wool growers see prices through the Iowa Sheep and Wool Growers Association more than doubling from last year. Secretary-Treasurer Charles Sexton reports advances of 14 cents on bright wool and 13 cents on other grades, with seven townships contributing last year and plans for May and June shipments.

Bremer County Iowa Sheep and Wool Growers’ Association Charles Sexton National Wool Marketing Corporation Seston

Bremer county 4-H club fair dates announced

The Bremer county 4-H club fair will run August 22, 23 and 24 at the Waverly fair grounds. Dates were adjusted to respect the Four County fair in Nashua and align with regional scheduling after the North Iowa fair moved dates.

Bremer County Waverly Nashua North Iowa

Calyx spray called vital for fruit trees pre bloom

Bremer County fruit growers should apply the calyx spray soon after petals drop to guard against apple scab and seab infection. H E Nichols notes it targets apples pears plums cherries and berries and recommends lime sulfur with arsenate of lead in 50 gallon mixes.

Bremer County H. E. Nichols Mr. Nichols Nichoals

Reed Canary Grass Seed Experiment In Bremer County

Bremer County residents may obtain five pounds of Reed Canary grass seed free of charge for trial on poorly drained soils. Seed costs 40 to 50 cents per pound. average yield 100 to 200 pounds per acre. Seedings planned for early August. plowing to begin July. cooperation needed with seed center distribution. Information available at the farm bureau office in Waverly.

Ames Bremer County Farm Bureau Waverly

Tripoli 4-H Club Organized with E Bennett President

Edward Bennett was elected president Arnold Zander vice president Stanley Koch secretary treasurer and Herbert Blume newspaper reporter of a 4-H boys club organized at Tripoli on Tuesday May 20 Vern Dunahoo Tripoli high school instructor will act as local leader for the group Approximately fifteen boys expect to join this year Each member will choose their own project with John Quist and D D Offringa assisting

Edward Bennett Arnold Zander Stanley Koch Herbert Blume Tripoli Vern Dunahoo Tripoli High School John Quist Extension Service D .D. Offringa

Jackson Girls Club Chooses Name Happy Hustlers

The Janesville 4-H girls club selected the name Happy Hustlers at a May 6 meeting at Mrs. Rose Briner’s home. Mrs. Florence George led the baking lesson on whole wheat bread after brief club business. Helen Hoffman reported.

Happy Hustlers Janesville Rose Briner Florence George Helen Hoffman

Hoglot Inflation Brings 25 Pigs To One Farm

A humorous note reports George Hilliard of Giltner Nebraska facing inflated hog values as his sow Mrs Low reportedly produced 14 piglets, then 11 more, totaling 25 offspring in three days. The tale underscores rising prices and the quirky scale of agricultural abundance.

George Hilliard Giltner Neb Hilliard

Public School Notes With Reading and Sand Table Details

Enecia Lamb notes Harry Waterman returned from grandmother and the class makes the Three Little Pigs in the sand table. Lillian rides in a red car while the class reads a new book Book One Elson Basic Reader.

Miss Oleson Harry Waterman Lillian Elson Enecia Lamb

Third Grade Mothers Day Program Cast and Acts

Friday at 2 30 pm the third grade presents a Mothers Day program with songs and readings by students including W E L C O M E and M O T H E R songs. Performances include Kit and Kat Dutch Life scenes Act 1 to 6 with named student roles and stage crew credits.

Howard Holmes James Carpenter Gloria Rosenthal Kenneth Bunger Wendell Reick Holland Kenneth Shipp Jeannine Krueger Kit Kat Pop Krueger Edward Selck Virgil Borchert Marilyn Duecker Frau van der Kloot da Hesse Harvey Kowalsky Florence Boeckman Dors Alvin Crinklaw Kat—Ruth Berlin Herman Schultz Owen Hankner Robert Kuhrt Floyd Gebert Warren Nolting

Sixth Grade Enriches Posters and Letters

Miss Conklin's class reviews arithmetic English for a test and assembles seven poppy posters as regular art. They record self-help writings and troublesome words, note three visitors Iva Hill Doris Hill and Gertrude Buchholz, and receive a letter from Helen Hill about flowers seen on the road to school.

Iva Doris Hill Gertrude Buchholz Helen Hill Muuch Gertrude Hanff

Fifth Grade English and History Notes

In English class Monday we wrote job inquiry letters and in Iowa history we tested on unit seven. Last Friday we read The Baby Who Was Found In the River and this week study continues with Moses and the Exodus stories from News by Arlene Schwem and Lois Buls.

Iowa Arlene Schwem Lois Buls

Poppy Posters and School Activities This Week

Students report geography climate and rainfall study in the United States. They prepared posters twenty six by eighteen inches and began work yesterday. Attendees will have a picnic a week from Thursday. News by Edith Buls Gretchen Hanff.

United States Edith Buls Gretchen Hanff

Eighth Grade Plans Tests and Poster Designs

Eighth grade students report county tests this week covering physiology English arithmetic and spelling. They study the metric system in arithmetic and are busy making designs for their poppy posters to finish this week.

Artist and Critic Debate On Painting Speed

The dialogue features an artist boasting two hour work times and a critic who concedes equal disregard for pace. Both exchange remarks on their approach to creating art.

I Ha Ha camp fire ceremony and new member notes

Wednesday night at 7 30 the girls of the I Ha Ha camp fire will hold a public ceremonial and tea in the American Legion hall. This will be our last ceremonial during the school year. New members received Beverly Ambrose Vivian Everding Evonne Kuhrt Naomi Schmidt. Ranks awarded Wood Gatherer Florence Bunger Ellen Webrand Fire Maker Lee Lou Morf Gretchen Hanff Dorothy Hankner Edith Bull Beverly Nienhaus. Monday night our girls were guests of Miss Chesebro on a picnic.

I-Ha-Ha American Legion Hall Guardian Wahelo Edith Bull Mammy Moon Lee Lou Morf Miss Delson Beverly Ambrose Vivian Everding Evonne Kuhrt Naomi Schmidt Florence Bunger Ellen Webrand Gretchen Hanff Dorothy Hankner Beverly Nienhaus Miss Boyle

Sheriff Sale Notice in Bremer County Iowa

By special execution from the Bremer County District Court dated March 23 1933 Equitable Life Assurance Society sues Della M Prentice Lawrence Parson Florence L Prentice Homer Gartz and the estate of Edgar L Prentice for 4443 plus costs. Real estate described as parts of sections 8 and 9 township 93 range 12 West containing 100 acres more or less to be sold at public auction June 8 1933 at 10 00 AM in front of the courthouse Waverly Iowa to satisfy the judgment and costs. The undersigned sheriff Frank Sager will conduct the sale with attorney Don Barnes.

District Court Bremer County Iowa Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States Della M. Prentice Lawrence Parson Florence L. Prentice Homer Gartz Edgar L. Prentice Mildred Parson Waverly

Appointment of Administrator for Mary Goodenbour Estate

The District Court of Bremer County Iowa appoints Pete Goodenbour as administrator of the Mary Goodenbour estate on May 4 1933. Creditors to file claims and debtors to pay the administrator. All claims must be presented to the court for allowance.

District Court Bremer County Iowa Mary Goodenbour Pete Goodenbour

Diamond Ring Lost and Found in Trouser Pocket

A domestic exchange reveals a diamond ring was misplaced on the wearer’s finger and then found by a partner in a trouser pocket. The lighthearted dialogue shows a relieved resolution.

George

Honolulu Directory Shows Lees Dominate Amid Names Rank

The new Honolulu city directory lists 72 682 names with 860 Lees many under variant Li spelling. It shows 350 Smiths and 100 Joneses in the population, underscoring Lees as the prominent clan in the era.

Lees Honolulu Smiths Janeses New City Joneses Power

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Farm Bureau News D. D. Offringa West Lafayette Caldwell da. W. B. Caldwett Doctors Jackson Girls’ Club Public Miss Conklin L. W. Vanderlinden Miss Ensminger Sheriff’s Sale Frank Sager Don Barnes Donald Barnes E. H. Wadsworth Cedar Rapids Ruth Sheets Michigan Miss Sheets Miles Jervine Northwestern | Telephone Company
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