Lakota Legion Auxiliary Installs Officers in 1969
Lakota Legion Auxiliary Unit 652 installed officers July 8 at Mrs Kenneth Beck home with Edith Schroeder as installing officer. New officers include Greta Stecker president Leona Heetland vice president Tressie Thompson treasurer Prudence Burger secretary Betty Powers historian Lena Bosma chaplain Emma Smith sergeant at arms. Executive committee Margaret Kollasch Dessie Beck. After a long activity summary for 1968 retiring president Leona Heetland noted membership at 28 with three charter members and three Gold Star mothers.
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Install Legion Auxiliary
Lakota
Lakota Legion Auxiliary Unit
Kenneth Beck
Edith Schroeder
Greta Stecker
Leona Heetland
Tressie Thompson
Prudence Burger
Betty Powers
Lena Bosma
Emma Smith
Margaret Kollasch
Dessie Beck
Leona Christ
Mary Jane Brack
Girls State
Clara Garrett
Lucile Ley
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
Iowa Soldiers' Home
Marshalltown
State Hospital
Clarinda
Independence State Hospital
Woodward State Hospital
Legion
Church Notes from Lakota and St Pauls Lutheran
Sunday School and worship times listed for First Presbyterian Church Lakota and St Pauls Lutheran Church with pastors Heiners Ofstedal and events including council meeting bridal shower and Holy Communion schedules. Community announcements mention Esther Circle Mary Circle meetings and guest visits to John Furst home with listed names of attendees from Ledyard and Elmore Minnesota.
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First Presbyterian Church
John Heiners
Lakota
Iowa
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Paul Ofstedal
Chevy Leibrand
Lutheran Standard
Esther
Lakota 4-H Club Holds July Achievement Show at City Hall
Lakota 4-H Club and leaders Mrs. Thomsen and Mrs. Hoeppner hosted an Achievement Show at Lakota City Hall on Saturday July 20 at 1 20 PM. Exhibits included baked goods clothing place settings and posters with juniors intermediates and seniors presenting items such as cookies muffins jams cakes breads and a variety of posters and garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luckies
4-H
Lakota
Thorsen
Swanson
Mary Studer
Lisa Eichenberger
Maureen Wertjes
Sheryl Thomsen
Mary Smidt
Emily Hoeppner
Becky Kol- Tasch
Pat Lewis
Sandy Boehm
Madonna Janssen
Ella Beck
Sandy Bo
Thomsen
Hoeppner
Koppen Released From Army After Duty at Leavenworth
Lakota family from Kensett traveled to Fort Leavenworth Kansas on Friday July 19 to greet Sp4 Dale Koppen discharged from the U.S. Army. Koppen, a 1964 Lakota High School graduate, trained at Fort Bliss Texas and served at Fort Leavenworth before completing his duty. The family toured the Fort Leavenworth Museum during the visit.
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Ervin Koppen
Joe Nydegger
Lori
Kensett
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Sp4
Dale Koppen
U.S. Army
Koppen
Fort Bliss
Texas
Koppens
Florida Visitors Feted On Wedding Anniversary
Lakota relatives gathered at Christine Baumann home to honor Ernest Wichengberger and esposa on their 20th anniversary in Dunnellon Florida. Devotions readings and a lunch with an Eisenhauer bakery cake marked the event. Attendees included Baumann Meyer Stecker Eisenhauer Koppen Michenberger Fort Dodge and Buffalo Center residents. Bonus Bucks drawing names Christ Sachs were drawn. winner absent. Next drawing on August 3 at 9 p.m.
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Florida
Christine Baumann
Ernest Wichenberger
Dunnellon
Mary Eisenhauer
Annie Stecker
Winnette Baumann
Lena Moyer
Kevin Stecker
Marnalee Koppen
Janelle Eisenhauer
Diane
Blocker
Robert Michenberger
Blue Earth
Minnesota
Fort Dodge
LaMont Koppen
Ledyard
Laureen Meyer
Forest City
Allen Wabben
Buffalo Center
Alfred Christ
Eldon Sachs
Two Hired for Positions As School Secretaries
Lakota hires two to fill secretary posts at the Lakota School. Mrs. David Cushman becomes secretary to the Remedial Reading teacher and Mrs. Gene Werlnga serves as secretary to the principal, Mr. Richard Phillips. Lakotans In Service Pvt. Conley L. Blome is with U S Army at Fort Huachuca. Pfc. David J. Cushman with 226th Supply and Service Co. in Vietnam. AB Wesley L. Madetzke serving at Lackland AFB in Texas.
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David Cushman
Gene Werlnga
Richard Phillips
Pvt
Conley L. Blome
U.S
Fort Huachuca
Arizona
David J. Cushman
226Th Supply and Service Co
Apo
San Francisco
California
Pfc
Cushman
Tuy Hoa
South
Vietnam
Wesley L. Madetzke
CMR No
Lackland Afb
Texas
Miss Divan Honored At July 13 Shower
A personal shower for Linda Divan was held Saturday July 13 at the Ray Krominga home hosted by Mrs. Dave Cushman. A short program preceded lunch. Friends of the bride-to-be and several visitors were noted at various recent gatherings. Special price on 4 drawer metal cabinets.
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Linda Divan
Dave Cushman
John
Kollasch
Bert Geerdes
Clarence
Otto Lange
Barto
el Paso
Texas
Edgar Stohr
Bancroft
Kenneth Mullarky
Jimmy
Moline
Ilinois
Ray Krominga
Melanie
Palmyra
Tlllinois
Jakie Paterson
Paul
Angela
John Ranney
Charles City
Dl Ranney
Guttenberg
Ploeger Reunion At Ruby Home Draws Sixty Seven Guests
A Sunday Ploeger reunion at the Orville Ruby home attracted seventy guests from several Iowa and Minnesota towns. Attendees included the Johannesen and Logemann families of Ledyard and Swea City, the Proeger and Kock families from nearby towns, and relatives from Minneapolis, Estherville, Spirit Lake, and Bancroft. Others visited later at Karels and Olsons homes, with extended family gathering for birthday celebrations and outings in the area.
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Ploeger
Ruby
Orville Ruby
John Johannesen
Lane Rock
Mortis Johannesen
Swea
Rennie Johannesen
Jennifer
Swea City
Glen Brueger
Tommy
Fairmont
Minnesota
Fred Ploeger
Ledyard
Merritt Ploeger
Minneapolis
Wayne Hedland
Lowell Zaviers
Redwood Falls
Engelbart Logemann
Wallace Logemann
Donald Logemann
Orville Beenken
Walter Logemann
Woden
Robert Ruby
Paul Kock Jer
Pleasantville
Town
Clarence
Louie Proeger
Clarence Olesen
Patty
Emmetsburg
Mamie Bergmann
Good Samaritan Home
Estherville
Otto’ ‘Karels
Ervin Schwartz
Michael
Charles City
Wm. Wood
Wader
Lynn Hertzke
Spirit Lake
Susan Karels
Forest City
John Alke
Albert Olson
Algona
Mr. Alke
Anna Alke
Good Samaritan
Paul Kockler
Walter Kocklers
Bancroft
Mankato
Rippentrop-Pommer
Woden Christian Church
Gene Weringa
Mary Telkamp
O. J
Joe Rippentrop
Ronald Heetland
George Ennen
Francis Stenbergs
Alston Anderson
Houston
Mr. Anderson
Emma Anderson
Gerald Heetland
Minnetonka
Elmer Madetzke
Joe Sehmitgen
Darlene
Myville Busch
Elmore
O. B. Koons
Roger Meyer
Dennis Boettcher
Jan
Nordaas
American Homes
Minnesota Lake
Larry Hippen Leaves States for Sea Duty
Larry A Hippen, stationed with the U S Navy in San Francisco, is set for a nine month overseas cruise aboard the Hancock to Hawaii, Vietnam, Japan, Hong Kong and the Philippines. Lakota observes a bridal shower for Cheryl Leibrand at Pauls Lutheran Parish Hall.
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Larry Hippen
States
Elizabeth Hippen
Larry
U.S. Navy
San Francisco
California
Larry A. Hippen
Hancock
Hawaii
Vietnam
Japan
Hong Kong
Philippines
Leibbrand
Cheryl Leibrand
The
Paul's Lutheran Parish Hall
Leifbrand
August Baumann
SSCC Clinic Scheduled Aug 1 In Mason City
The State Service for Crippled Children will hold a diagnostic and evaluation clinic in Mason City on Thursday August 1 at Herbert Hoover School. Eligible patients are under 21 with chronic or crippling conditions from Black Hawk Butler Cerro Gordo Chickasaw Floyd Franklin Hancock Hardin Kossuth Mitchell Winnebago Worth and Wright counties.
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State Service For Crippled Children
SSCC
Mason City
Herbert Hoover School
Eighth N.W
Black Hawk
Butler
Cerro Gordo
Chickasaw
Floyd
Franklin
Hancock
Hardin
Kossuth
Mitchell
Winnebago
Worth
Wright
Referral Examinations At SSCC Clinic For Children
The SSCC offers free child examinations upon physician or dentist referral. Parents receive an appointment card with clinic location and report time. Referrals must reach the SSCC office before the clinic date for complete exams by pediatrics orthopedics pedodontia psychology speech and hearing physical therapy nursing medical social work and electrocardiography. Dr John C MacQueen directs the SSCC and holds associate dean status at The University of Iowa College of Medicine.
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55CC
SSCC
John c. MacQueen
University of Iowa College of Medicine
Savings Bonds Sales in Iowa Reach Mid Year Quotas
Dailey Weible of Forest City reports June sales of Series E and H savings bonds and Freedom Shares in Winnebago County totaling 45 762.00, lifting county mid year totals to 316 019.00 and 41 percent of 1988 goal for Iowa. Statewide June sales reach 5 680 141, bringing mid year total to 49 813 200 for 41 percent of its 1988 goal. The bonds are praised for tax advantages and safety as key reasons for strong demand.
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Dailey Weible
Forest City
Volunteer County Savings Bonds
Winnebago County
Scott County
van Buren
Feee County
Iowa
Kossuth Coun
Buffalo Center Tritune-Thursday August 1 196¢
Local notice lists a Buffalo Center event dated Thursday August 1 with a price of 196 cents and indicates a community gathering at Bultais Centar with lowe ee in attendance.
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Buffalo Center
Bultais Centar
Lowe Ee
Partial financial figures from a reported deal
The record notes figures including 862,226 dollars for a 41 percent stake and 267,607 dollars for another 41 percent share linked to Han cock.
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Hancock
Green Giant Harvest Nears Big Push Across Minnesota
Green Giant reports the Minnesota pea pack is nearly complete though rainfall slowed progress mid June. Early peas finished in Maryland Illinois and Washington while Minnesota supplies most of the product. Six Minnesota plants at Blue Earth Glencoe Cokato Winsted Le Sueur Montgomery drive processing. The company prepares for a summer corn pack with 10 processing sites in the US and Canada and expects strong employment from local residents.
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Green Giant
Minnesota
Maryland
Ilinois
Washington
Blue Earth
Glencoe
Cokato
Winsted
le Sueur
Montgomery
United States
Canada
Green Giant roots in Minnesota since 1903
The Green Giant, a famed canned goods name, began in Le Sueur, Minnesota in 1903 and grew from a small local canning outfit to a nationwide brand. Minnesota plants still chiefly produce corn and peas, underpinning payrolls that exceeded four million dollars in 1967.
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Counnties
Green Giant
Minnesota
le Sueur
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Ida Darnell
Mary Estle
Wm. Griese
Milton Farrow
Henry Clarken
Ernest Heidecker
Wilbur Kiewier
Army
Tribune
J. Dennis Richey Chiropractor
A. C. Bierstedt
Denver
Colorado
Max Bierstedts
A. C
Jean Ellen
Bierstedt
Kenneth Baumann
George Baumann
Howard Thompson
Grace Kenproth
Roy
Alvin Boettcher
Steve Bonebrake
Col- Teen
James Lilie
Spencer
Lillie
Boettcher
Francis Stenberg
Republican Central Committee
Carpenters
W. B. Helena
Y. Phone
H. HW. Murray
Optometrist
Harold W. Erickson
Cypress
East State Street
Aested
North Iowa Fair
Dane
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Suesday
Armstrong‘s
Inday
Pam
iVierc Rvs
Pasko Aur
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Montego
Montego Mercury
Merica
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