Forest City News Roundup From The Summit
J E Howard has been on the sick list this week. The T J M Wright family moves today to the Pinckney merger west side. Mrs Ruth Hardin of Buffalo Center visited while serving on jury duty. Miss Ethel H Brooker teaching at Alta Iowa visited her parents. A daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Baugen of Leland has blood poisoning from a scratch. Mrs Al Severson returned home at Kass after visiting with her father N P Hansen who was injured last Friday. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Dinner Christenson on Tuesday April 14. Seamon Steiff ill and recovering at home. Miss Ruth Nicholson sprained her ankle. Judge and Mrs CO H Kelly of Charles City visiting while judge holds court. Evelyn Husby assisting in Palace of Sweets. Mrs Rt D Sullivan and children from Thief River Falls, MN visiting N T Thurston. Gerald Beckjord en diagnosed with appendicitis. hospital. David Skutle attended funeral of Mrs Darda at Trinity church eight miles north of Thompson. Oscar Branstad returning from Iowa City after health consult. Mrs Foster, sister of the Pankyks, remembered by locals. A Bancroft man with eight children jailed for wife beating. Whipping posts persist in some areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Howard
T. J. Mwright
Pinckney Mereage
Ruth Hardin
Buffalo Center
W. 0. Harding
Ethel H Brooker
Alta
Iowa
Frank Brooker
Haster
Ben Baugen
Leland
al Severson
Kass
N. P. Hansen
Dinner Christenson
Christensong
Seamon Steiff
Wicely
Fred. Steiff Wriday
Ruth Nicholson
CO. H. Kelly
Charles City
Thoma Boynton
Kelly
Boyton
Evelyn Husby
Palace of Sweets
Nora Jensen
Rt. D. Sullivan
Thief River Falls
Minnesota
N. T. Thurston
Lakota News notes and local visits in Lakota area
The Lakota Ftems notes reflect Buffalo Center and Titonka visitors last Sunday and Monday, with A. Furst, J. Gus Thaves, Fred Stratman, and a Trop home visit. A baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Dick Janssen southeast of Lakota last Thursday. Ted Weaver heads to Des Moines for pension examination. Emma Specht tours with Waldorf choir visiting Beatrice Ukena. Mrs. H. Stenberg hosts improved but bedbound. at Henry Reinem’s. Reilly stops in Lakota from Hokoh on a banking trip. Dreesman and daughter Gertrude return from Los Angeles winter. Einuts returns to Dows from a visit with O. R. Smith. Grandma Schroeder accompanies. Beatrice Ukena resigns from the Lakota post office for Nevada IA advertising job. Chas. Setbolt to Mayo Clinic Rochester for stomach cancer check. Kidwell Gutkuecht to Canada for crop work by auto. expects late sowing but sees Canada wintering as advantageous. Y. W. Baym and son Alfred and C. R. Smith to St Paul. Alfred enlists in Marine Corps for four years. first to pass this month. praised as wise choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Tamen
Buffalo Center
A. Furst
Burt
J. Gus ‘Thaves
Fred Stratman
Tom ‘Tamen
Tom ‘Loats
Titonka
CG. K. Rippentrop
Dick Janssen
Jansens
Lakota
Ted Weaver
Des Moines
Emma Specht
Waldorf Choir
Beatrice Ukena
H. Stenberg
Mis
Lars Reinem
Henry
BH. J. Reilly
Hokoh
Minn
Ringsted
A. A. Dreesman
Gertrude
Colorado
California
Los Angeles
Chas
Setbolt
Rochester
Mayo Hospital
Gutkuécht
Canada
Iowa
Y. W. Baym
Alfred
C. R. Smith
St. Paul
Alferd
Marine Corp
Uncle Sam
Tifonea items from the topic
Sever B A and B Pankuk visited Estherville Friday. The infant of Mr and Mrs John Boyken ill. a fine baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Dick Janssen. The Topic congratulates. Mrs Fred Wentz improving. J J Harms and family attended mother’s funeral in Alden. Miss Hattie Warda returns to take old job. The Litlis baby of Carl Wetuin home and well. Christ Miller of Plum Creek dies after illness. funeral at Algona. Wm Schmidt visits from Waterloo. Lela M Walfe leaves for Iowa City. Hog sale by John A Loeschen nets 188 25. Mrs W B Foster arrives to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roelf
Alden
Hattie Warda
Wisconsin
Litiis
Carl Wetuin
Iowa City
Christ Miller
Plum Creek Township
Algona
Wm. Schmidt
Waterloo
H. Schmidt
Lela M. Walfe
John A. Loeschen
Woden
W. B. ‘Foster
Mise Nettig Pankuk
Monticello
Minn
Mrs Carl Engeseth Ill With Flu at Frost
Mrs Carl Engeseth of Frost was on the sick list all of last week due to influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Engeseth
Frost
Easter Gifts from American Legion Auxiliary Aid Sick in Rake
The American Legion Auxiliary of Rake surprised the ill and needy with Easter gifts on Haster Hye here in Rate. Farmers contemplate weather impact on corn planting while Seeding small grain. HH M Knutson family traveled to Adama Minnesota for holidays and visited relatives before returning home. Halvor Halvorson is seriously ill with heart leakage and hospitalized in Albert Lea. Mrs. Eddie Underdahl and Vernon from Lakota visited Marsaa family. Mrs. Underdahl remains ill. Mrs. Ingeborg Widal died at 85 years, funeral held at Trefoldighed Church in Eden Township, buried beside husband Jurgen Hrdal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Rake
M. Knutson
Adama
Minn
Kate
Halvor Halvorson
Albert Tea
Eddie Underdahl
Gon. Vernard
Lakota
A. E
Marsaa
Iowa LWV Convention Seeks Voter Education Drive
The Iowa League of Women Voters plans an annual convention to launch an education campaign about civic responsibility and the duty to vote. It also backs an amendment to strike the word male from the Iowa constitution clause on legislative qualifications, a proposal advanced through the fortieth and approved by the forty first general assemblies, to be put before voters in November 1626.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa League of Women Voters
Iowa
Fortieth General Assembly
Forty-First Assembly
Oakland
General Motors
Also Mentioned on This Page
Forest City
Gerald Beckjorden
Henry Beck Jorden
David Skutle
Drda
Oscar Branstad
Steindler
Foster
Bancroft
Hutchinson
New Jersey
Vermont
First National Bank
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
U. 3
State of Iowa
Winnebago
Guyer
Bank
Ys Guyer
Loretta McDermott
Notary
J. W. Woodcock
W. Gadd
F. T. ‘Locials
Woodcock
Beyer & Heitland
W. F. Woodcock
Apune and Holding
Standard Oil CO
Indiana
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Hayes
A. Hayes
T. E. McCook
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