W S C S Unit Meeting This Week Across District
The Algona Area Woman's Society of Christian Service meetings are scheduled this week at Goldfield Laverne Klemme and other towns. District official LE Preul leads, with speakers Earl Burgess and Mrs Hubbard. Miss Lydis Pool from India address planned at each session. Local attendees listed.
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Algona
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Goldfield
Renwick
Vics
Spr
Earl “Burg
W. 3
Hubbard
Clear Lake
Lydis Pool
Irela
India
George Latch
Harold’ Yanney
Meine Yanney
Floyd Lane
Whit Beevey
Lora Peer
Norman ‘Peer
RE. NeGowsn
George Bell
T. SV. Gimer
Hev Sand
Pawl Weeal Gud Harhleen
Tuberculosis Skin Tests Given to County Residents
Fifteen residents in Humbolde County are cooperating in a health drive to test for tuberculosis. A conference at Coast House in Dakotah Town will announce dates for chest X-rays and skin tests conducted by doctors associated with the Iowa State Health Department and Iowa Tuberculosis Association. The program aims to find early cases and notify households of any close contacts needing screening.
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Humbolde
Dakotah
Iowa State
Department of Health
Iowa
the Turse
Taz
Lutheran Ladies Aid Bazaar and Bake Sale Oct 25
The Lutheran Ladies Aid hosts its annual bazaar and bake sale on October 25 at the Masoule building. Items include fresh fried doughnuts and various baked goods, with sales starting at dawn. Proceeds support church activities.
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Lutheran Ladies Aid
St. Pais Lotheran Ladies Aig
Ulsir
Masoule
Roselyn Attig to Sing in Capella Choir at Cedar Falls
Roselyn Attig a first year student at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls has been chosen to sing in the Acapella Choir for a tour next spring She also belongs to the college mixed chorus and will participate in the Messiah in December Roselyn sings in the choir at Evangelical United Brethren Church Cedar Falls
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Roselyn Attig
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Rosalyn
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Amvets Auxiliary Initiates New Members At Richardson Hall
The Amvets Auxiliary held their monthly meeting at Richardson Hall with a large crowd. Several new members were inducted at the gathering.
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Amvets Auxiliary
Amvets
Richardson Hall
County Farm Bureau and 4-H Club News
Mrs. Troy Bey elected county women's chair, Henry Pitstici named president of Humboldt County Farm Bureau at annual meeting held in the Humboldt School auditorium. Officers include Stevenson health chair, Aure publicity chair, Levrien library chair, Erdal vice president, Ole Breues secretary, J. Goalie treasurer, AL Me Hirvick 4-H Club chairman. Fusion Director Louis Rank to begin duties Oct 18. Lake Boosters 4-H Club met Oct 2 with James Oll called meeting to order. Breeds as Limbh theme noted. 4-H projects shifted to a three year plan with 23 members. goals set for clothing and home arts. age rules updated to allow girls 10 to 20 years by Jan 1, 1948. Home Grounds Improvement lesson led by Margarett Tarr focusing on grounds mapping and planting plans. Continued next column.
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Troy Bey
Louis
Rank
LAKE
Orig
Byro Zome
Taursa
James
Gangstead
Limbh
Gires AB
Hewitt
County
Mesai Bers
Humbolde
Ihe
Eyele
Iike
Veisre
Tle
Margarett Tarr
Court House
Miss Tarr
Mrs D J Sessler Dies at Mercy Hospital October 9
Mrs D J Sessler, 55, of Dumone Town, died Thursday October 9 at Mercy Hospital Weve following illness. She was widow of Rev DB Sessler and mother of Mildred Esther Marion. Funeral held at home 3 30 and Bethel Re alm Church near Aplington 2 90 p m. Survived by three daughters and siblings including John Zimmerman of Renwick and Mrs Henry Duchsinger among other relatives from Luverne Goldfield and Renwick communities.
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D. J. Sessler
Dumone
Mercy
Aplington
Sessler
Rev
Mildred
Ay Armstrong
Esther
Gene Siekmann
Ana Marion
John
Zimrae
Renwick
Hose
Hefty
Henry “Duchsinger
Clyde Mills
L. Risturner
Diané
MéCures
Dick Elmer
M ‘Tom
Walter” Hetti
Edwin Hetti
Albert Hetti
Luverne
YE Hardy
An Wetti
Goldfield
Local Social Notes From Vernon Area Events
A string of weekend visits and gatherings includes Mr and Mrs Retben Simpson hosting family and friends at Sherbourne, Mrs Virgil Simpson and guests at Ciris Schneider home, Bev Wilkinson at Falcon, and Yeldhouse in Kanawha. John Douglas Carlson baptized at Lake Lutheran Church with Marianna Aust and Staley Carlson as sponsors. Vernon residents hold a brief board meeting, elect officers, and announce the Vernon Carnival for Friday October 17 with lunchroom service, games, bingo, pond, side shows, and entertainment.
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Retben’ Simpson
Irgil
Sherbourne
Ela. Sipeon
Ciris| Schneider
Bis
Bev Wilkinsons
the Falcons
Yeldhouse
Kanawha
Tes Stevenson
Goldfield
Ole Carlson
Stefan
Fred Schultz
Reichola Guizmer
Monroe
Wise
Ary Stauffacher
Black Hills
Elmer
Schultz
Stauffacher
Vernon
Sivls
Vernon School
Jo- Anne Krause
Elaine Rummans
Vonne Erwin
Treas
Arhoens McGowan
Geraldine, Gar
Girls Program Set With Seven Township Meetings
A year long program will include seven meetings in different townships to help girls complete their first year’s accomplishments. Interested individuals should contact their leader to arrange the initial meeting, planned for November.
American Legion and Auxiliary Hold Monthly Meeting
The American Legion and Auxiliary met last Thursday night at the Legion Hall for their regular monthly gathering. The Auxiliary held a free membership drawing with Mrs. Nelle Barnes and Mrs. Ole Bygness winning. Lunch was served by the committee.
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The
American Legion
Ame Lean
Legion Auxiliary
the Legion Hall
Nelle Barnes
Ole Bygness
State Employment Service Notice in Dakota City
The State Employment Service reports reduced number of employment sites and claimants for unemployment compensation. A traveling representative will be available at the Court House in Dakota City on Tuesdays and Fridays each week, from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., after the week ending October 15.
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Court House
Dakota City
Dakota
Pam
Local Notices and Socials From Humboldt Area
A jumble of names and kinship notes from Humboldt and nearby towns reports visits, hospital stays, and family events. Mr and Mrs Edward Erdman linger in bed, Mrs Esther Winter moves to the Masonic Home, and several residents attend dinners and Sunday gatherings at various homes including Saxton, Andersons, and Waugh.
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Milford Thend
Linda
Branid Rats
Willis Skire
Jonn. Koladassi
Orieag
Ieee
Suests
Donald
EH Krause
Paul Wagner
Wissonsinner
Harman. Brause
Anderson
Babr Gut Bern
Mercy Hospital
Deige
Neal Clancy
Kanawha
Eagle Grove
Elmer Eim
Dodge
Rex
Liord
Roy Brock
Masonic
Minneapolis
Minn
Arthur Carr
Ana Roderick
Arthur Saxton
R. G. Saxton
John Waugh
Carl Johnson
Chokio
Hubert Saxton
Reawick
Wm. Steil
Eugene
Robert Beiseh
Henry Groh
Livermore
Ronald Harvick
Humboldt
Martin Johnson
Charles. B. Story
L. Story
Clarion
Edward Erdman
Reception For Teachers at Vernon and Renwick Schools
A Monday night reception for teachers at the Vernon Consolidated and Renwick Independent schools is planned in Renwick Gymnasium. The event, sponsored by four Renwick churches, will run about forty minutes with a social hour and dance to follow, inviting parents with children in the two schools.
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Vernon and Renwick
Spm
Renwick
Hoor and
Denck
Perenta
Vernon Carnival Friday October 17 Details Issued
Vernon set carnival events for Friday October 17 featuring Dregrant at eight, bingo, a pond, athletic show, lane toon, and a variety of attractions. Highlights include Corn King and Queen contests, the Tageia Serpenty troupe, and numerous goods stalls for attendees.
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Tageia Serpenty
Board Meeting Notes on Reconstruction at Eagle Grove
A fragmentary report from a board meeting notes the attempt to identify Stone last week at Eagle Grove. The document references reconstruction processing and concerns about rapid progress and safety.
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Warner Doolitrie
Eagle Grove
Renwick Rend. Co. Card Printing Note
Fragmented OCR note references Renwick Rend. Co. printing cards and plate handling. Mentions rendering and hang items but text garbled. No clear event, date, or names beyond the company.
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Renwick Rend. Co
Eegart
Ees Gorreil
Rev Neal Attended Meeting in Des Moines
Rev Neal attended a two day gathering in Des Moines with leaders of the Methodist Church to oversee Christian Education. He serves as District Counselor for Junior High work in the Algona District.
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Neal
Des Moines
P! Wo Neal
Rev. Neal
Algona
Helmke Duroe Hog Sale Today at Helmke Farm
Mr W. HL Helmke and Sons announce a Durce hog sale at their farm today October 16 starting at 1 o'clock. Forty five boars and thirteen gilts will be offered, providing a concrete market event for local buyers.
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Helmke Duroe
W. HL Helmke
Duroc Jersey Boar and Gilt Sale Oct 20
A Duroc Jersey boar and gilt sale by Marion Morgan PF RL Scott and Howard Gaze is set for Monday October 20 at Marion Morgan farm three and one half miles east of LaVerne on County Line Road. They offer 2 gilts and 26 boars. See ad elsewhere in the paper for details.
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Marion Morgan
RL Scott
Howard Gaze
LaVerne
Sunday Socials at Ernie Macha Home and Local Visits
Brerethy Dale hosts a Sunday gathering with Ernie Macha and guests including Mr and Mrs Hoeh Taringa Clarion and Mrs Minnie Kirchner Clarida visiting during the afternoon. Ralph Block received birthday gifts and Elmer Kubly injured a finger in a combine accident requiring six stitches.
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Brerethy
Dale
Dodge
Aibert
Wilhelm
Spear
Ernie, Macha
Sirs
Foye Lowmiler
Telly
Mason
Cizs
Lord Smith
Llosa Bewin
Ernie Maé
Mrs. Henry
Kubly
Chas
Claus
Curtis Morgan
Easwin
Marty
Eagle Grove
Elmer
Tos Lake
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W.S.C.S
County Farm Bureau
4-H Club
Thur
American Legion and Auxiliary Meeting
State Employment Service
Baptist State Convention
C. Blumhagen
Wrs
S. Peters
Drs
James Nelson
Keokuk
Ows
Berprer
Duroc
Jersey
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