Local Notes From Forest City and Nearby Areas
Reports from Forest City and surroundings describe new birth Mildred born Sunday August 20. Wes Chryst to Town City for diabetes treatment after years of illness. Anta Mae Peterson recovering from appendicitis operation. Mrs Mary Kruse recovering well from hospital operation. George Geantunlis family back from 10 day motor trip through Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan and Canada, 1800 miles with no car trouble. Bart Summer returning to Madison and heading to Barrett Manufacturing Chicago after graduating in mechanical engineering. Clarence Olesonig visiting before heading to Lewis Iowa to oversee schools on chautauqua circuit earlier. Osmond Thorlund of Thompson kicked by horse, twelve stitches needed for facial injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’ Skat
Tinye
Ty Bubs
Mildred
Wes Chryst
Mudsday
Anta
Mae
Little
Helmer Peterson Ho
Mary
Kruse
Glty
George Geantunlis
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ganeda
Mir
Amirs
Osmond "Thorlant
Thompson
Community Notes of Visits and Events in Buffalo Center Area
Mr Price and son Frank visited grandpa in Buffalo Center on Sunday. George Thompson and family from Mountain Lake Minnesota journeyed to meet old friends. Ibeling and family from Mountain Lake traveled to U A Winter and Joe Jurgens. Mrs Ibeling and Jurgens attended a surprise shower last Thursday. Mr and Mrs O A Leithe hosted a youth event drawing a large crowd. Mrs Arthur Yabnke returned Saturday from a long road trip to North Dakota and Minnesota.. her homecoming was eagerly anticipated by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Price
Frank Word
Buffalo Center
Grandpa
George’ Thompson
Niemeyer _o
Tid
Ibeling
Mountain
Lake
Minn
Iast
U. A
Joe Jurgens
Ibeling Wage
Jurgens
Arthur *Yabnke
North
Dakota
Minnesota
Ana
Turdibaugh Operator Vacation At Lakota Exe
Aguca Turdibaugh, one of the operators, is taking a vacation. Faulkner fills in at Lakota exe. The Jarchow family moved the latter part of the week, by track WV, to home at Butcherville. The leads of the family show happiness and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aguca ‘Turdibaugh
Faulkner
Jarchow
Butcherville
Titonka Items From the Topic and Nearby News
Titonka notes report a hospital case of appendicitis for a young boy from Le Koppen family, with surgery and recovery described. Visits among locals include John Tankik and Alice Rippentrop relations and a Honolulu returnee. County land sales noted with prices, plus a late potato crop and regional rains. Pankuk family returns home after a trip, displaying farm samples at the Titonka Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pankuk
John A. Smith
Bancroft
Titonka Savings Bank
Cornig
Grady Smith
Rey. Squires
Man Trap Lake
Thompson News from Marshalltown and area notes
August Jagua was called to his parental home at Marshalltown due to his father’s serious illness. Graveling on the uptown street is ongoing. Dr A B Ross of Rake visited for D Simonson’s long illness. Nela Johnson’s Touge work began last Friday with Theodore Austin in charge. The house is being erected on the lot north of the Isaacson residence. Dr and Mrs EB Stewart took Mrs Knehl to Mason City for medical care for heart trouble. Mrs Knehl’s health remains poor. friends hope for improvement through treatment with her daughter Mrs Reko in Mason City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jagua
Marshalltown
Tt T
A. B. Ross
Rake
D. Simonsan
Johnson
Theodore Austin
Isaacson
EB. Stewart
H. G. Knehl
Mason City
Knehl
Reko
Mason Clty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Forest City
Titoniga
John Tankik
Alice Rippentrop
Otto 1 Rippentrop
Alden
Jerry, Breet
Joseph Wise
Honolulu
Wodeu
G. B. Wise
David Noble
Uncle Sam's Infantry
Algona
Lote Rock
Schallan
S. Ford Motor
George Dutting
John Feldick
Ted Feldick
C. C. Berschman
Gilbert
First National Bank
Farmers Trust & Savings Bank
Mit
Chamberlain's
Snell's Pharmacy
Lowa
L. P. Miller
Susie A. Gallup
Ernest J. Gallup
Chiropractors
Laws
G. F. Dolmage
J.H. Sowers
Johnston
Buffalor Center
Iowa
Peter Becker
Costigan MO
Oakland
Oaklan
Landau Sedan
Keven Mada Oe
Old Price
Meee
Hele
W. F
Woodcock
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