Dinner parties honor October birthdays in Pinhook Th
A long list of guests gathered in Tripoli Iowa October 28 1968 to celebrate October birthdays for Albert Rieck Mrs Robert Schmidt Mrs Allen Rieck and others with open house events. Separate gatherings marked David Robinsons return from Vietnam and other social visits across nearby towns including Fredericksburg Sumner Waterloo and Fairbank. The article notes Viet Nam slides shown and various home visits and weekends with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Rieck
Robert Schmidt
Allen Rieck
Janesville
al Wolfgram
Steven Rieck
Mason City
Tommie
Myra Pease
Lamont
Lloyd Ludwig
Inez Smith
Sumner
Marlowe Rieck
Tripoli
Carl Hiteman
David Robinson
Vietnam
Loren Bull
Ada McConkey
Chester Pals
W. H. Pratt
Herschel Pratt
Mike
Ray Kuethe
Lucille Dilley
Arnold Rieck
Melvin Nerge
Will Robinson
Cedar Falls
Robinson
Dale Grahlman
Ernest Grahlman
Ray Wilson
Fredericksburg
Erwin O'Connell
Frederika
Keith O’connell
Lawler
Ella Rhea
Elmer O'Connell
Waterloo
Denver
John Donnelly
Fairbank
Frank Josifek
Tracy
Center Valley
Howard van Brocklin
Otto Rieck
Robert Figanbaum
Wayne Lienau
Wyoming
Ronald Kuethe
Cindy
Debra
Emil Matthias
Scholtz Memorial Hospital
Carl Kuethe
Loren Arms Home
Waverly
Howard van Brocklin, Sr
Albert Bieck
Clifford Cram
Gene Wilson
Tom McCue
Geo. Wilson
Brian
Greg Pals
Harry Hunt
Vivian Hall
Cresco
Chester Pass
Earl O’connell
Dean
Pat Burns
Ames
Carroll Baruth
Rochester
Robert Nelson
Floyd Friedly
la Porte City
Bud Weisdner
Weildner
Marsha Bull
St. John’s E&r
Siegel
Hammon
Larry McCue
Community notes from Denver and area events
Local visits to residents in Denver and surrounding towns include Mrs. Roy Ashworth Mrs. Ernest Okrogee Mrs. Sophie Wolfe and Jack Brink receiving callers from several neighbors. Chapel services were led by Rev. Johnson Hodges and Hanff. The community mourns Cyruc Jacobs who died October 17 at home. American Legion Auxiliary collects Betty Crocker coupons for Greenwood State School sunshine bus and a Denver cribbage tournament set for October 26. The Legion plans a bus trip to Minneapolis for the November 3 Washington Red skins Viking game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Home
Roy Ashworth
Tehurch
Johnson
Hodges
Hanff
Cyruc Jacobs
Denver American Legion
Minneapolis
Washington Redskins
Viking
Ralph Bartling
Alfred Buhrow
Wartburg Student Teachers Share Classrooms Across Tri-Poli High
Wartburg College sends student teachers to Tri Poli High School to train as educators. Helen Okland of Jewell, a South Hamilton graduate, expects a Wartburg BA in business education this December after a Wartburg summer session and lifeguard work. Keith Lange of Badger Minnesota studies social studies with a coaching minor and aims to teach in Minnesota after Wartburg graduation in May 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartburg
Tripoli High School
Helen Okland
Jewell
South Hamilton
Okland
Miss Okland
Keith Lange
Badger, Minn
Kirchhoff
Lange
Dan and Deb Stufflebeam join THS as siblings
Dan is a senior and Deb a junior at THS. Deb excels in softball, basketball, and track, earning varsity letters at Denver. She plans to try out for these sports at THS and was high scorer on her Denver team. Dan plays football, aiming for first string, with sleep as a noted interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deb
Denver
THS
Dan
Farm Progress Show Draws 325000 At Clause Bros Farms
The farm progress show at Clause Bros farms in Grand Junction drew 325000 attendees. A 50 acre tent city displayed farm machinery valued between 25 and 50 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clause
FTA Offers Paths to Teaching Careers and Campus Life
The Future Teachers of America invites readers to explore teaching as a career through college opportunities and campus life. Prospective Teacher Day on November 6 at Iowa universities will allow members to learn about courses, meet peers, and gain insights from guest speakers, foreign exchange students, and veteran teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FTA
Future Teachers of America
Iowa
Tripoli
UNI
Cedar Falls
Mrs Rieckenberg Explains Library Visit
Mrs. Rieckenberg spoke to a study hall group about the school library. She guided seniors through the Readers Guide and various reference works noting how dictionaries and other resources aid research.
Potato Grower Ralph Allen Reveals Two-Pound Prize Spud
Ralph Allen, a farmer west of Le Mars, reports producing a two-pound potato this year, noting it as a notable yield from his crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Allen
le Mars
Student Council Convention Attendees Discuss Iowa IASC
Miss Kruse and peers attended the Iowa Association of Student Councils convention in Ames on October 14. Delegates from Cedar Rapids Kennedy and other districts debated roles of leaders and principals, proposed resolutions, and urged semi annual conventions and a voting age of 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Kruse
Student Council
Ames
Barb Wente
Glenda Matthias
Kathy Blasberg
Kennedy High School
Cedar Rapids
IASC
Iowa
Priny
School Lunch Menu Weekday Highlights
Monday features chicken noodle soup ham salad and peanut butter sandwiches with pears orange juice apple sauce cake and milk. Tuesday offers meat loaf mashed potatoes Mandarin orange Jell-O honey peanut butter bar bread butter and milk. Wednesday includes Maidrite buttered corn pickles cake with fruit topping and milk. Thursday serves chicken tetrazzini apple sauce cabbage and carrot salad white cookie cheese and peanut butter sandwiches and milk. Friday lists fish sticks creamed potatoes full cup frosted marble cake bread butter and milk.
Pan thers Tale profiles two students in odd notes
The fragment profiles Nancy Brase and Jane Bergmann with mismatched details about appearance classes teachers and future plans. It mentions Hawkeye Tech nursing, personal habits, and aims to marry and move to California, all in a garbled interview-like style.
Herd in the Halls and Courtroom Journalism
Mr. Kirchhoff relies on student escorts over passes and Jerry H. struggles hearing orders in journalism. A courtroom twist sees Steve D. prosecuting Tom G. and Calla B. defending herself as junior girls are urged to date junior boys. Craig D. shuns a blind role then reads with eyes closed to awkward effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirchhoff
Jerry H
Drips
Steve D
Tom G
Calla B
Craig D
Craig
Mr. Drips
Junior High Jazz Mixups Prompted by Teacher Mixed Names
Mrs. Mattke questions which student is Brad B or Dale S while Dennis O is unsure of his location. Mr Schildroth notices lack of listening as a mass of green science books nears 7B. The class prefers study over copying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Brase
Nancy Brase
van Ahn
Nancy
Hawkeye Tech
Brad B
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pinhook
The
First Christian Church
Sac City
Socheville
Lacheville
Bergmann Hatchery
Teweles Seeds
Arnold Wente
Fred Buhman
Arp
Auburn
Anna Petersen
Alfred Koch
Hadley Brewer
Ida Neuendorf
Herman Nevermann
Bertha Peters
Herman Bruns
Jack Brink
W. D. Hebeg
Brink
Havenstrite
Floyd Bloeser
Brenda
Washington
Caroline Bloeser
Corwin
Sassmann
St. Paul’s
UCC
Clara Schweer
Luther
St. John’s Lutheran
Steege-St. John
the Legion Hall
the Rural Electric Cooperatives of Own
REC
Réctayey
Enneth S. Lacy
Butler County Rec
Allison
Lowes
Aec’s
Ken Lacy
Orren S. Olson
Bode
Iowa Association of Electric Cooperatives
Lange Hope
Minnesota
Debbie Stufflebeam
Denver Community School
Stu
Jane Bergmann
Panther
Terview
Miss Bergmann
Jane
Robert Ber Frederika
Arnold
Fornia
Roger Quigley
Steve Truog
the Fox
Deb Stufflebeam
Larry Leuenberger
Paul Kammeyer
Hildown
Steve Blasbere
Sally Bergmann
Gayle Mob
Calla Bright
Jane Rathbone
Clyde
Karen Bergmann
Curt Neuendorf
Tom Tenons
Steve Hahn
Ane Ay
Roger Heide Bergmant
Mil
Ertsud Horst
Durent
Pella
Oun
New London
Conthorst
I Peg
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!