Many Building Projects Started During Past Week
Building activity surged with Tom Hanson digging a new basement for a south side house addition while Merle Kauffman began plastering Ray Hanken’s home. Other sites saw plastering finished, foundations poured, walls raised, and new canopies and awnings installed across multiple homes and commercial buildings.
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Tom Hanson
Merle. Kauffman
Ray Hanken
Bosma-Olson
Lutheran Parson
Lloyd Robinson
Earl Murray
Hogard House
Albert Doden
Johnson
Ankney
Sid Jensvold
Roy Hum
Art Schutter
Bud’ Olson
Jerry Voortman
Walt Hanson
Schleifer and Mylan
Eddie Thompson
Zella Wise
DeVries Lumber Co
Cliff Winter
Cliff
Art Kramer
Lammert Beekleman
Grant Burger
Hanson
Fred Weinberger
Olson
Ingvold Askeland’s
Bud’s
Bill Meyers
Charley Peterson
Ben Burma
Ted Frederick
Game Bird Rearing Program Underway
Over four months forty three sportsmen groups will rear 21000 quail and pheasant chicks at the state game farm near Boone, with 26500 more quail in south and eastern Iowa. Birds arrive at two weeks, rear seven weeks, then release at nine weeks on farms with game cover improvements. Seventeen clubs rear 11500 pheasants statewide. Last chick shipment arrives before August 1.
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Boone
Iowa
Lake Mills Lady Granted Divorce
Eva A. Honsey is granted a decree of divorce from Conrad E. Honsey of Lake Mills. The petition cites cruel and inhuman treatment. The couple married in 1933 and separated in January 1951. Custody of four minor children is awarded to the plaintiff.
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Eva A. Honsey
Conrad E. Honsey
Lake Mills
Licenses Issued In Week By Clerk Of Courts Harmon Lundberg
Three marriage licenses issued in the office of Clerk of Courts Harmon Lundberg. Applicants include Allen Anderson, 22, with Grace M Sauer, 24. Dean Nerem, 23, with Mary Evenson, 18. Earl Bracky, 26, with Bonnie Escherich, 18. Coonie Lohrback of Hampton visited his mother Mrs. John Lohrbach after a business trip to Algona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon Lundberg
Allen 3. Anderson
Grace M. Sauer
Dean L. Nerem
Mary L. Evenson
Earl J. Bracky
Bonnie Escherich
Coonie Lohrback
Hampton
John Lohrbach
Coonie
Algona
Buffalo Center Lumber Co. Dope Sheet
Buffalo Center Lumber Co offers farm gates including 16-foot Can't-Sag at 18.00 and 14-foot Can't-Sag at 17.00 searing wall mirrors and a sectional Farlo-Rol overhead garage door under weather-tested woodwork. Pay as you go plans offered. coal orders requested.
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Buffalo Center Lumber Co. Dope Sheet
Shade and shelter front from sun and rain described
A passage notes that shading will cover and protect the front from sunshine and showers, detailing a design to shield the facade from weather while maintaining visibility and access. The phrase emphasizes practical protection and aesthetic function in a public setting.
20000 School Kids Examined in Summer Roundup
Approximately 20,000 children in Iowa received medical and dental exams in the Summer Roundup sponsored by the Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers. Dr. Madelene M. Donnelly emphasizes immediate corrective follow-ups to improve school readiness, noting that checkups without follow-through are ineffective. Preschool exams often reveal vision and hearing issues, dental caries, infected tonsils, adenoids, and orthopedic concerns that can be corrected with early summer care.
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Iowa
Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers
Madelene M. Donnelly
Maternal and Child Health
Iowa State Department of Health
Dr. Donnelly
Donnelly
Farm Bureau Secretary to Speak at Algona Meeting
Kenneth Thatcher, secretary of the Iowa Farm Bureau, will speak at the county wide Inflation Control meeting in the Algona high school auditorium at 8 p m on June 25. The meeting, called by Kossuth County Farm Bureau President Hugh Black, aims to stress inflation control and discuss methods, followed by an audience participation session. Thatcher’s Iowa State College background and career are noted, along with Farm Bureau’s stance that inflation control supports defense and national leadership.
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Kenneth Thatcher
Iowa Farm Bureau
Hugh Black
Kossuth County Farm Bureau
Thatcher
Farm Bureau
Congress
Mr. Thatcher
Iowa State College
Iowa
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Algona High School
Fishing trip recollections from Lake of the Woods guests
Mr and Mrs Guy Barton and Mr and Mrs Wm Larson of Lakota returned from a week in Canada hosted by Foxbilt Feed Co aboard a company cruiser on Lake of the Woods. They fished daily and enjoyed meals prepared by a guide. They described a mother moose with her calf seen swimming the lake.
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Guy Barton
Wm. Larson
Lakota
Canada
Foxbilt Feed Co
Lake of the Woods
New Cars Registered in County Treasurer’s Office
The county treasurer’s office reports new car registrations and use tax payments from last week. Names include C. B. Chryst of Forest City with Lincoln. Earl Anderson of Forest City with Pontiac. Lin coln Co op Creamery of Rake with International truck. Co operative Service Inc of Lake Mills with another International truck. H. D. Hartman and Carrie Hartman of Buffalo Center with Oldsmobile. Ted Spieker of Buffalo Center with International truck. Leonard Gunderson of Lake Mills with Plymouth. Jennie Wessels of Buffalo Center with Buick. A Jensen of Forest City with Pontiac. Sidney Erdahl of Rake with Dodge. James Holst of Forest City with Kaiser. Clarence Bond of Buffalo Center with Chevrolet. Mrs Ethel Thompson of Forest City with Cadillac. B. C. Abby of Joice with Ford. Leslie Ostrander of Buffalo Center with Chevrolet.
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C. B. Chryst
Forest City
Lincoln
Earl Anderson
Pontiac
Lincoln Co-op
Creamery
Rake
International Truck
Co-operative Service, Inc
Lake Mills
H. D
Carrie Hartman
Buffalo Center
Oldsmobile
Ted Spieker
Leonard Gunderson
Plymouth
Jennie Wessels
Buffalo
Mrs Alec Russell in Critical Condition
To friends of Mrs. Alec Russell wife of a former Congregational church pastor of Buffalo Center her condition remains extremely critical. She has been hospitalized in Sioux City for four weeks then moved to the home of daughter Mrs Pete Valaanderer at 2459 McKinley St Sioux City. Rev Russell notes a letter from friends would cheer them and recalls forty five years in gospel ministry across seven Congregational churches in Town. Mr and Mrs John Utzka and family of Easton Minn visited the former's sisters Mrs Jordal and Mrs Secrist.
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Alec Russell
Buffalo Center
Sioux City
Pete Valaanderer
McKinley St
Russell
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