Treasure and God's riches preached at Sunday church
A church sermon invites attendees to seek spiritual wealth over earthly riches. The message cites Matthew 6 21 and urges preparation for blessings only through faith and work.
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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1968
Page
6
A church sermon invites attendees to seek spiritual wealth over earthly riches. The message cites Matthew 6 21 and urges preparation for blessings only through faith and work.
Grace Lutheran notes list services at Alton and nearby churches with pastors Koengeter Selberg McGee Feistner Gundel Mattson and Hattendorf. Includes Sunday School times, worship, confirmations, Advent and Thanksgiving observances, and hospital volunteer work by Glenda De Boer at Osceola Community hospital in Sibley.
Tripoli Iowa council convened with Mayor Barnes and all councilmen present. Minutes from prior meeting approved. Fines collected totaled 103.00. Cooperative dump agreement with Bremer County approved. Police car to be bought from Buhr Chevrolet for 1850. Dirt hauled to private property charged at 3.00 per load.
The record lists payments and services for Kuhrt Insurance Agency Butler Bremer Mutual Telephone Co. Interstate Power Co. and Bergmann. Items include salaries for Lawrence P. Brogan Paul E. Schober Harry Williams Carl Buenger Joyce Block Elinor Block and others, utility charges gas oil and service, materials, repairs, and invoiced services. The session ends with a motion to adjourn.
Sandra Moran a daughter of Mrs John Moran and an X ray student at Memorial Hospital Fort Sun won the Darmon A Memorial Trophy. Miss Moran is a native.
Junior and senior class students produced and edited this issue dated November 20 1968. It highlights school happenings activities sports and student voices from the year.
Editorial notes Thanksgiving break from November schedule and urges gratitude for teachers student guidance and the privilege of learning. The piece praises student teachers faculty who know students beyond grades and support broad learning in personal growth.
In a high school band setting Mr Van Bronkhorst judges a clarinet duel for chair placement. The challenger, tense and hopeful, makes a mistake while the other player performs steadily. After a nervous session both are dismissed with one declaring defeat and waiting for next year.
Senior class bake sales at Tripoli Plumbing and Heating raise funds for a Christmas formal on December 23. Students from Cedar-Wapsie conference schools Denver Dunkerton Fredericksburg Tripoli Turkey Valley and Wapsie Valley will be invited to attend. The event takes place in the elementary school gym with a live band and decorations by Risé Barkhoff Doris Schweer Paul Carroll and Rick Wittenburg.
An amusing sequence from Lynn Stumme sharpening a pencil ends with a sharpener in hand, while Mrs. Mattke’s study hall watches for flying briefcases. In English class Neal Boldt writes can as keen, prompting readers to expect more humorous lines.
The THS library expands its social science section with new books records and filmstrips for class reference. A full set of The Encyclopedia on the Negro's Life and History arrives with five additions and new history volumes on Egypt military society United Nations Lenin Ho Chi Minh industry and empire birth of the nation and progressive historians.
Thanksgiving break chatter and school life unfold in this lively hall scene. Students chase early vacations, observe English whistling, and joke about pros in bowling while eco and industrial arts classes clash over order. Journalists Jerry H Roger L and Dave S swap campuses with friendly staff.
Carol Dettmer voices complaint over sitting by Paul Miller in the third grade prompting readers to question fairness. The remark hints at ongoing frustration with seating arrangements and perceived favoritism.
Students carry burned orange books titled Adventure in Music as Mrs Bergland and Mr Van Bronkhorst teach two sections of theory. The course aims to build skills through scales intervals and chords with one credit per year. Students are attempting to play major triads within five minutes as they explore music theory.
Students reflect on the effort behind the school Thanksgiving dinner. Cooks Mrs Jahnke Mrs Dohrmann and Mrs Biesterfelt prepare 13 23 pound turkeys 400 servings of mashed potatoes gravy Jell O and bread for the event. They begin Monday before and start at 6 00 Tuesday morning November 26.
An undercover basketball scout quietly observes a team's offense and defense and evaluates key players to guide coaches. The scout must follow rules restricting seating, questioning, and on court access to prevent tipping tactics while gathering strategic insights.
A fragmented piece exploring empty and blank minds, varying degrees of idiocy, and a self evaluative warning. It includes a postscript about July 7, 1951, noting a baby named Audrey Hilde born to Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Brandt, with details on her traits, preferences, and future plans.
Four THS band members named to the All Iowa Bandmasters Association honor group will perform December 7 at Indepe High School under the direction of Dr. Thomas Sb of Cedar College. Participants include Stephen Rieding net Mary Hoppenworth Janell Poock Judy Boeckmann and more as auditions and a reading clinic accompany the event.
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