Lakota Girls Triumph Over Titonka 85 to 57 in Titonka
Lakota girls beat Titonka Indians 85 57 as Susan Karels scored 49 of Lakota 57 points to lead the offense. Titonka boys topped by Lakota 62 56 in a rugged game with Mark Hamilton scoring 17 for Lakota and Weringa and Krominga adding 11 and 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Lakota
Susan Karels
Muchealser
Burlong
Eagles
Pays
Indians
Mark Hamilton
Gene Weringa
Terry Krominga
Cub Scout Pack Meeting Set for December 27
The Cub Scout Pack will meet Monday, December 27 at 7:30 p.m. at the City Hall. Awards will be given to deserving Scouts and at least one parent per boy must be present before awards can be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nakota
City
Hal
Christmas Week Activities at alota and Lakota Churches
First Presbyterian alota lists December 23 church activities including Cherub Junior and Senior Choirs at 7 and 7 45 pm Communicants and Catechism classes at 7 and 7 45 pm December 24 candlelight service 7 30 pm December 26 services and Youth Fellowship at 7 pm December 28 board meeting 8 pm and December 29 long range planning 8 pm St Pauls Lutheran Lakota notes December 23 Senior Choir 7 20 pm December 25 Christmas service 9 am Sunday classes 9 am Worship 10 am Teenage Crusade film at E R Church Ledyard 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
John Reiners
Alota
Iowa
Board of Trustees
Long Range Planning Committee
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Paul Ofstedal
Lakota
Ledyard
Golden Wedding Anniversary Observed for Schroeders
Lakota couple Mr. and Mrs. George Schroeder were honored Monday evening at the Melvin Schroeder home for their Golden Wedding Anniversary. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. William Schroeder, Mr. and Mrs. Junior Poppe and girls, Mr. and Mrs. Ahrend Hans, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hans, and the Earl Jorgenson family of Ledyard. A gift was presented. the couple were married December 22, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schroeder
Melvin Schroeder
William Schroeder
Junior Poppe
Ahrend Hans
Walter Hans
Earl Jorgenson
Ledyard
Lincoln Homemakers Honor Christmas Party at Mrs Christ Home
Lakota Seven members of the Lincoln Township Homemakers Club met at the home of Mrs Alfred Christ on Friday afternoon for a Christmas party. Roll call elicited ideas for the celebration. The afternoon featured Christmas carols and gift exchanges, secret pals were revealed, and names for next year’s secret pals were drawn.
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Lincoln Township
Lakota Santa Claus helps crowd during Day of Giving
In Lakota last Saturday Santa Claus handed out Christmas sacks to over 300 children, with fruit candy nuts and some sacks containing money. High school student winners Diane Sheldahl and Bruce Hertzke received $10 gift certificates. Fifty-nine adults won turkey blankets ice cream bacon groceries gas and certificates, with numerous names listed for prizes. Ray Becker visited C G Frye on Sunday afternoon.
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Lakota
Santa Claus
Diane Sheldahl
Bruce Hertzke
William Hippen
Turkey
Alfred Melz
Richard Zielske
L. A
Lawrence Goeke
Fred Stecker
Lena Schwarz
Ed Shetdaht
Glenn Mabus
Albert Ileper
Roland Smith, Jr
John Cook
Dean Meyer
Gene Garrett
Eugene Christ
Paul Christ
Irene Wibben
Albert Goetz
Henry Meyer
J. F. Smith
Richard Garrett
O. B. Koons
Harold Olthoff
Rufus Olthoff
Duck
Franke Neuman
Ronald Heetland
Ray Hecker
Henry Olthoff
Mrs. Tens Price
Charles Hertzke
Henry Clarken
Melvin Schroeder
Bob Steele
Maynard:Hertzke
Otto Hertzke
Dale
Patterson
Jake Wagenaar
Jack
Reisdorfer
Christmas Program at St. Pauls Lutheran Church 1965
Church presents a December 24 1965 Christmas program at 7 30 p m with organ preludes carols hymns and recitations by 4th 7th and 8th graders and Sunday school groups including angels narrations plus final carols and offertory with duets and a tableau concluding with Silent Night and Hallelujah Handel
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St. Paul's Lutheran ‘Church
Adam
Kenneth Aukes
Diane Miller
George Walker
Dianne Sheldahl
Bill
Christ Nursery
Jesus
Christ
Bethlehem
Primary Department
Hopkins
Breyer
Rome
Phyllis
Martha Vallentine
Dianne
Sheldahl
Bill Christ
Herald Angels
Sth
Handel
Unusual topiary centerpiece highlighted at Blue Jay Garden Club
Lakota city hall hosted Blue Jay Garden Club for a holiday demonstration by Viola Huellner. An egg carton tree centerpiece with artificial fruit pine sprigs and glitter impressed members. Officers installed: President Gloria Geilenfeldt Vice-President Emma Ukena Secretary Marcela Paulsen Assistant Secretary Connie Lewis Treasurer Cindy Thompson Assistant Treasurer Colleen Boettcher Reporter Becky Kollasch. The afternoon included door ornament making hosted by Nancy Sheldahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Jay Garden Club
Lakota
Viola Huellner
Our House
Gloria Geilenfeldt
Emma Ukena
Marcela Paulsen
Connie Lewis
Cindy
Reading Group Thanks for Coffee Strips Tally
Reading group expresses gratitude for Butter-Nut Coffee strips sent by readers. About 400 strips aided boys and girls toward a happier Christmas. Students focused on root words tachisto flash method reading rate and comprehension. Upper grades created wall hangings and mothers with bright color canisters. Special education students prepared Twelve Days of Christmas charts and booklets. Happy Holidays.
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Faith Cook
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Marnalee Koppen
Cub Scout Pack
W. B. Redman
Buchanan & McClure Attorneys AT Law Hamilton
H. H. Murray
Lakota, Lowe
Optometrist
Harold W. Erickson
Cypress
East State Street
Algona, Te
Church Notes
Lincoln
Ray Becker
C. G. Frye
Milk Producers Cooperative
Lakota and
Ledyard Branch
Co-Op Oil Company
Jake Peterson
Noel
Waa
E. R. Ogren
Tatte
Brace
Mary Jane, Wilson, Gena
Steve and
Hoger
Whson & CO
Benny Ceaney
Stroebel's Cafe
Lakote
Ray
Radio & TV
Ray Krominga
Femily
Richardson Body Shop
Honald and
Marsis
Standard Oil Co
Roger Meyer and
Anderson Insurance Agency
Andy and
Irene
Ikey ‘Motor ‘Company
L. H. Leibr
Audrey Ruby
Bill Hanken
Duane Campbell
Herman’ Jutting
Bill Meyer
Francis Schiltz
Dave Schiltz
Dave Boekelman
Gary‘Meyer
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