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A class compares nouns and verbs and works on persuasive tasks to present opinions. The other class covers subjects predicates paragraphs. The speaker argues English is a worthwhile subject.
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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1963
Page
6
A class compares nouns and verbs and works on persuasive tasks to present opinions. The other class covers subjects predicates paragraphs. The speaker argues English is a worthwhile subject.
In Tripoli Iowa October 2 1965 readers please share views on the THS school song. Elaine Kienzman 11 says no and prefers Illinois Loyalty while Carl Brooks 1 says no and Minnesota Rouser Sheryl Magnall 1 votes no for Minnesota Rouser Mary Ann Buchholz 1 says no and On Wisconsin and Mr Opheim 1 says yes. Mr Turness 1 also says yes and Douglas Boeckmann 1 votes no and Illinois Loyalty.
Monday features chili and crackers with carrot and celery sticks a cinnamon roll fruit bread and butter and milk. Tuesday offers hamburger gravy mashed potatoes sunshine salad cookie bread and butter and milk. Wednesday serves scalloped potatoes and ham slaw chocolate pudding peanut butter and cheese sandwiches and milk. Thursday includes maidrites green beans cake cherry topping pickles and milk. Friday presents tuna and noodles peas ham salad and cheese sandwiches fruit cup brownie and milk.
Classroom chatter reflects on the value of English study. It asks how reading writing spelling and dictionary use aid real life and future success, noting that without these skills a person might still be in kindergarten. The piece emphasizes personal growth through language education.
Merna Niemeyer is a THS senior juggling government bookkeeping English and office practice. Her advice to underclassmen is to study hard and enjoy school, with the junior senior banquet as a highlight and Gates Business College her post graduation aim. Joann Buchholz also offers busy days in government office practice home economics Germany and bookkeeping. She was elected homecoming attendant in sophomore year and hopes to attend secretarial college or become a receptionist after graduation.
Frederika and Fredericksburg guests gathered Saturday evening at Mrs Iona Jordan's home for a birthday celebration. Sunday and Monday visitors included families from Waterloo Cedar Falls and Sumner with mentions of Mrs Thelma Hansmeier Mrs Hazel Bowers and others. A reunion noted between Harvey Cross and Walter Schmudlach marked 39 years since shared farm work.
Social rounds fill Friday to Sunday with relatives and friends visiting hospitals, hosting dinners, and attending birthday celebrations in New Hampton, Charles City, Tripoli, Waterlo o, Evansdale, and nearby towns. Notable mentions include the Spechts, Braveners, Johnsons, Jahnkes, and Faganbaum families sharing meals, arrivals, and birthday moments across multiple homes and weekend trips.
A string of weekend gatherings and social calls spread across Ossian Waterloo Fredericksburg Evansdale Warren and nearby areas. Families including Schwemm Downs Boeckenheuer Hildebrandt Jordan Bergmann and O Neal hosted or visited relatives in a flurry of Sunday and weekend visits.
Zander, Lester Buenger, Lorenz Zander, and others from waett er, Sr, Republic gata ge nd roeder, Lyons, Sr, fished this week in Cae ty. The fragment mentions a group outing with local names and places, showing a casual fishing trip.
Rep Robert Naden, already Speaker in Webster City, becomes the earliest candidate to seek the Lieutenant Governor post. He backs ending the state's graduated personal earnings tax and replacing it with a flat rate, likely around three percent, to fund other taxes and services.
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