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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1963
Page
8
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Monday Roast pork with mashed potatoes gravy broccoli fruit bread and butter milk. Tuesday Goulash lettuce salad fruited Jell O tea rolls milk. Wednesday Baked wieners baked potatoes slaw filled fruit bar bread. Thursday Beef and noodles apple sauce cake glazed topping cheese slices bread and butter milk. Friday Vegetable soup and crackers egg salad cheese sandwiches fruit milk.
Classroom chatter notes Tripoli High offers one foreign language German alongside shorthand. Students praise shorthand for its dot dash circle focus while Miss Stricker guides the business class. The piece explains shorthand as a simple abbreviation method aiding future communication.
The Tripoli Panthers defeated the Sumner Aces 16 to 13 after a hard fought game. Roy Drewis helped set up Doug Boeckmann’s touchdown and 12 yard field goal. Darrel Hinrichs added an 81 yard interception return for the decisive score.
The Future Teachers Association held its first meeting of the school year on September 9. Four new teachers at Tripoli High spoke on their experiences and challenges in teaching. Eleven new members joined the group as plans began for the float to enter the homecoming parade.
Welcome freshmen to the THS vocal music department. We hope you will enjoy yourselves and participate in upcoming rehearsals and activities.
A compiled look back from 1908 items includes students Clyde Kelsey and Elmer McKeown entering Waterloo College of Commerce, a Grove Hill fire that destroyed manse and contents, early 20th century farming with milking machines, and 1908 market prices. Also notes a funeral in Tripoli, a Town Hall bid by Drape Construction, a Ray’s Cash Market display case, a Waverly law office opened, and swing show plans for a school variety program with a growing choir and chorus.
The THS band camps hard after school each Tuesday to prep the marching show for the next football game. A humorous half time program is planned along with a fall swing show, with two 45 minute performances at the Cattle Congress on Oct 5. Older students join a sight reading class at Mason City on Sept 28 with participants from southwest Iowa.
Virgil Duane Block pursues physics bookkeeping English government and vocational agriculture and personnel typing. He belongs to FFA and the student council and plans to try for track basketball and the senior class play. After graduation he may enter college or join the Marine Corps depending on finances.
The Tripoli FFA chapter will send six delegates to the national FFA convention in Kansas City Missouri during the week of October 7. They are conducting fundraising projects and planning the annual program of work and the spring banquet honoring their parents.
Sept 9 1953 reports Tri Poli changes hands in the furniture and funeral service business. G R Rettig will run the firm solo. Also noted are polio cases, local retirements, weddings, church events, and community notices from Tripoli Readlyn and surrounding areas.
The District Court of Bremer County Iowa appointed Harold Dravis of Tripoli as Administrator with Will Annexed of the estate of Henry Dravis deceased on September 13 1963. Creditors to render claims to the court and debtors to pay the administrator. Attorneys Hagemann Hagemann of Waverly Iowa represent the case.
The Tripoli Iowa council met with Mayor George Barnes presiding and all councilmen present. Bills were approved including salaries for Louis Bahe George Barnes Paul Schober and others, utility and supply costs, fire equipment fuel and road materials, and various charges to Tripoli Leader Inn.
Justice of the Peace Hayden reported a deposit of 383.00 in fines. The council set a 30.00 fee for Town Hall use for receptions weddings and banquets for rural and town residents alike. After street and public safety talks, Kehe moved to adjourn, seconded by Olejniczak, carried.
Ed Kruger of Waukon nurtured a cucumber that reached 37 inches at its widest point and weighed 12 poundsJoan Renee Wa aided or observed the plant’s growth in the garden setting, marking a notable local horticultural achievement.
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