Public School Notes Football News
Intense interest in football as Coach Van derlinden reports more players than last year and rapid development. The team hopes to hold Sumner High on Armistice Day with games to be played on the McCumber lot behind Schober’s for a smoother surface. Squad includes Arnold Zander, Clifford Kleiss, Oscar Gerlach, Clifford Eichmann, Homer Nevermann, Frances Rebholz, Lester Boeckmann, Howard Rebholz, Ted Frese, Wilbur Hahn, Delmont Byers, Orval Harmening, James Bennett, Stanley Koch, Nelson Niemeyer, Herman Sien, Waldron Duecker, Fred Crinklaw, Raymond Block.
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Vanderlinden
Sumner
McCumber
Schober
Arnold Zander
Clifford Kleiss
Oscar Gerlach
Clifford Eichmann
Homer Nevermann
Frances Rebholz
Lester Boeckmann
Howard Rebholz
Ted Frese
Wilbur Hahn
Delmont Byers
Orval Harmening
James Bennett
Stanley Koch
Nelson Niemeyer
Herman Sien
Waldron Duecker
Fred Crinklaw
Raymond Block
Ha Ha Camp Fire Holds Fall Ceremony in Third Grade Room
The 1 Ha Ha camp fire held its first fall ceremonial in the third grade room with guests. The program featured Guardian entrance Wahelo call, camp fire girls entrance, hand sign, candle lighting, songs, roll call and reflections. Names Violet Ambrose Dorothy Health Violet Love Lee Lou appear in sequence.
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Guardian
Camp Fire
Dorothy
Violet
Love
Lee Lou
Violet Ambrose
Kolah
Camp Fire Law
On the Road to Womanhood and Club Installations
Various parts of the law were explained by different girls including Gretch ten Hanff Edith Bull Florence Bunger and Violet Ambrose Story On the Road to Womanhood told by Miss Boyle Awarding of honors three new members installation of officers song Wahelo for Age Mamy Moon display of count books closing song Lay Me To Sleep November fifth camp fire groups sponsor a waffle supper at the Legion hall to earn money for dues serving from five thirty watch for posters
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Gretchten Hanff
Edith Bull
Florence Bunger
Violet Ambrose
Miss Boyle
Song
Legion Hall
Junior High Reading Tests and Thanksgiving Posters
The eighth and fifth grades have been taking speed and comprehension reading tests with a timed reading followed by questions. The fifth grade is making Thanksgiving posters this week. Seventh grade will study banking principles, compare interest methods with a local bank, and a committee will visit the bank to learn needed concepts. The fifth grade drew maps of South America, and the best were displayed on the wall.
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South America
My Weekly Primer Arrives For First Grade Class
Miss Oleson notes a trial issue of My Weekly Primer from American Education Press arriving this week. The 138 page eight unit reader covers current events stories and nature with pictures seatwork and humor. students anticipate a new book soon.
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American Education Press
Second Grade Plans Doll Room For Dollies
In English class Miss Milroy’s second graders learned days of the week with Ralph Fink and Verla Hagen as helpers. They read about a girl visiting school with dolls and decided to build a doll room with a large cardboard box, window cutouts, and cellophane panes.
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Ralph Fink
Verla Hagen
James Crittenden
Home Decor Project Progress Report
The home renovation notes painting ceilings walls and floors with cream green tan and brown. The author mentions upcoming details about furniture construction and promises to share next week.
Third Grade Indian Dictionary Project Led by Miss Boyle
Third graders are compiling an Indian dictionary with words and symbols. Covers feature a mountain symbol flanked by two fir trees and wigwams. Students define nouns, craft beads, and fashion paper bowls while a health chart assigns red arrow or black earth symbols for cleanliness.
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Earth
Fourth Grade Classroom News and Halloween Craft
Fourth grade students under Miss Chesebro practiced fifty five multiplication drills daily last week achieving near perfect scores by Lenora Bolte Edwin Hill Eunice Peacock and Lucille Everding. Betty Stuckenberg wrote about Halloween songs and cat crafts while Mercede Hesse documented a geography project making landforms with blue paper pulp and varnish.
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Lenora Bolte
Edwin Hill
Eunice Peacock
Lucille Everding
Darlene Miller
Hallowe’en
Hallowe'en
Miss Chesebro
Zenovia Henning
Iphogene Carpenter
Betty Stuckenberg
Mercede Hesse
Sixth Grade Spelling Honors and Class Activities
Miss Conklin's class lists top spellers with Marlys Miller Violet Shipp and Helen Hill achieving 100 and Gertrude Hanff Florence Gebert Iris Omelik Iola Kuker Edwin Schroeder Edward Bunger Everett Schwer Laura Heinemann scoring 90 plus. Reading includes Bliss Carman poem Trees. Leaves identification planned. Curiosity period 3:30 to 4:00 with student reports last Thursday on topics like Why Tigers are Striped and How the Days of the Week Got Their Names. Classroom acting judged Iola Kuker and Everett Schwer as best. Iola played Aladdin's magician and Everett Sir Roger in the play.
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Marlys Miller
Violet Shipp
Helen Hill
Gertrude Hanff
Florence Gebert
Iris Omelik
Iola Kuker
Edwin Schroeder
Edward Bunger
Everett Schwer
Laura Heinemann
Bliss Carman
Iola
Aladdin
Everett
Sir Roger
Peace Dollar Coin Described as Curiosity
The so called peace dollar placed in circulation January 1922 commemorates the Washington arms conference. It features a youthful Liberty head on one side and a dove on a mountain top with an olive branch and the word peace on the reverse. It was not a regular issue and attracted collectors and keepsake buyers.
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Washington
Liberty
St Peter's Lutheran Bazaar and Chicken Supper
Denver area notes cover St Peter's Lutheran bazaar and chicken supper set for November 9 in the church basement. Other items include Thimble Bee meeting plans, birthday observances for Henry Ganske and Walter Huck, St John’s Lutheran English service, sick list for Miss Emma Groening, farewells for Hazel Coon, and local moves and gatherings across the community with updates on health and hospital stays.
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St. Peter’s
Emma Groening
Hazel Coon
Harry Coon
Spirit Lake
Ed Roth
Farnsworth
Diekmann
Grandma Hartung
Mission Society
Christ Moeller
H. O. Steege
Herman Buss
Margaret Gielau
Waterloo
Will Stolte
Henry Becker
Cherokee
A. L. Smith
John F. Schoof
Milton Schoof
Iowa City
Milo Melton
Presbyterian Hospital
Henry Buehman
Birthday Gatherings At Potter Siding Honoring Mrs Ernest Redies
A sequence of social visits and birthday celebrations at Potter Siding highlight Mr and Mrs Fred Redies Cedar Rapids and many neighbors. Attendees include the Kukers Pichelmanns Heines Strucks and Schr iebers with friends from Tripoli Waverly and Minnesota. Shredding and corn work events were noted alongside family visits and a Sunday gathering hosted by Stanley Pichelmann. A luncheon was served by Mrs Stanley Pichelmann. A remark quotes a guest as “A wonderful conversationalist” and asks what he talked about.
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Ernest Redies
Fred F. Redies
Cedar Rapids
Ernest Kuker
Louie Kuker
Henry Heine
Herman Pichelmann
Stanley Pichelmann
Eddie Lange
Fred Heine
Ernest Struck
Gustav Redies
Henry Redies
Art Redies
Gottlieb Wolf
Albert Schroeder
Henry Schroeder
Edward Mundtrom
Minnesota
Wm. Bang
Henry Schroeder, Jr
Sam Dennison
Tripoli
Clarence Wilson
F. H. Lahman
Fred Lahmann
August Frederick
Adela
Esther
Florence and Heraldean
August Pichelmann
Waverly
Alvina
Norma Schroeder
Fred Bockhaus
Fred Kuhrt
Mary Leverenz
Harley
Louie Platte
Herman Schumacher
Will Schroeder
Luther League convention attendees and local visits noted
Fremont report lists Raymond and Lawrence Bunger at Sumner Luther League convention. Numerous Sunday visits include Kleiss and Piegers families, birthdays observed at J H Franklin home, and travel between Waterloo Cedar Falls Nashua New Hampton Readlyn Waverly and Siegel. Five hundred party hosted by Erwin Franklin with many relatives attending.
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Raymond, Lawrence and
Milton Bunger
Luther League
Sumner
Ewaldt Kleiss
Beaky Piegers
Rudolph Piegers
J. H. Franklin
Mr. Franklin
Mike Eckenrod
Franklin
Will Breckenridge
Dorothy
Waterloo
Will Zwanziger
Nashua
Alfred Hill
Kenniston
New Hampton
M. A. Woodcock
Elston Chapin
Erwin Kirchhoff
Joe Snelling
Marie
Ida Franklin
Billy
James Dyer
Laverne Schmidt
Herbert Hoppenworth
Everett Prestien
Will Krueger
Ida Snelling
Cedar Falls
Archie Schrader
Ida
W. D. Chapin
Delaphine Carstensen
Geraldine
Eugene
Waverly
Elmer Drape
Chris Meier
Siegel
Myron Chapin
Buffalo Tongue Delicacy Tastes Delicacy From North American Fur Co
The Detroit News recalls a New York editorial note from a century ago about buffalo tongues received from the North American Fur Company. The tongues were praised as delicate and superior to beef tongue, with the curing method singled out for enhancing flavor.
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North American Fur Company
New York
Detroit News
Old Tripoli social notices from Sumner area
Mr and Mrs Henry Heideman and others visited and assisted with house cleaning and visits occurred at multiple homes including the George Heideman home Will Feldt and Will Bergman attended gatherings. Henry Schmidt and daughter were visitors at Herman Plagens home. Henry Heideman and George Drewis did business calls at Henry Niemeyer home.
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Henry Heideman
Mattie Drewis
George
Sumner
Mary Carstensen
George Heideman
Will Feldt
Will Bergman
Henry Schmidt
Herman Plagens
Reuben
Wm. Schumacher
George Drewis
Henry Niemeyer
August Meier
John Barbknecht
Persians Precede Modern Inventions In Ancient Manuscripts
A noted comparison notes that Persians in the thirteenth century sketched elaborate drawings of mechanical devices in beautiful books. These works are now among priceless treasures of the art world, illustrating early imagination of automated or contrived processes long before modern toys and cartoons.
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Harry Hicks
Bremer County
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Chesebro
Miss Conklin
Denver
Fremont
Ner
Genevieve
Ernest Dettmering
Readlyn
Robert Ashbrenner
Otto Lehmkuhl
H. W. Brunhoefer
F. W. Niemann
Erwin Franklin
Fred Fer
Henry Klemp
Woodrow
Clarence Ganske
Herman Kimbal
Merla Kimbal
Ed Richards
Margaret Kane
Will Brockman
Bert Franklin
Bert Ganske
Viola
John Neil
Glenn Piegers
K. A
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Traeger
Hoover
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Mexico
Rio Grande
United States
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Underwood
Ariff
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