Rachut Buys Rubey Stock in Burt Bank
J Wy Rachut of Titonka Iowa to become chief executive of Burt Sayings Bank on April 16 following Rubey's sale of his bank interest due to his wife's illness. Bank opened March 14 1931 with footings of 25227807 dollars. Rachut formerly with First National Titonka and Bank of Woden now named receiver of First National Kanawha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubey
Burt Say'ongd Bank
J. Wy. Rachut
Titonka
Jows
Krubey
Burt
Mia
Burt Sayings Bank
Rachat
Kesouth
First National Bank of
Bank of Woden
First Naional Bank
Kanawha
Burt Batk
Mahoney
National Bank
Humboldt
Ruachut
St. Ansgar
Business College
Waterloo
University of Iowa
Fred Heyer Died Tuesday on Sever Pannkuk Farm
Fred Heyer father of Geo Hayer died Tuesday at his home near Buffalo Center on the Sever Pannkuk farm. Funeral will be held Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Heyer
Geo. Hayer
Sever Pannkuk
Buffalo Center
Fourth Grade School Notes Highlights Pets Exhibit Winners
Leta Harringa recovers from mumps as students celebrate Kindness To Animal week. Posters and pet stories adorn the bulletin board while George Higgins brings pussy willows. Art exhibit prizes go to Gladys Smith with Maxine Lindhorst as honorable mention. A 100 percent spelling grade honors go to Bruns, Oesterrolcher, Paterson, Snyder, Bruns, Jandl, Higgins, Hamstreet, Lindhorst, Smith, Boeckhart, Batt, Keuchenrenuther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leta Mae Harringa
George Higging
Gladys Ann Smith
Maxine Lindhorst
Paul Bruns
Louis Oesterrolcher
Doloris Paterson
Cacil Snyder
Dayte Bruns
Lavina Jandl
George Higgins
Twyllah Hamstreet
Harley Boeckhart
Darrell Batt
Richata Keuchenrenuther
Rites Held for Mrs Ezra Smidt in Iowa Farm Area
Viviela April 8. Mrs Barn ard 37 died at her farm home northeast of Hayfield Tywiles last night pneumonia leaves a young daughter and two older children plus her husband and four brothers and sisters. Maiden name Fern Ding Nut col sha was married to Bare M at Buffalo Center and they moved to Ines St De a year ago and returned to Hayfield. Funeral services were held at the Whild haven Church Monday afternoon. Interment was in the hen cemetery. Britt News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viviela
Siev
Col Sha
Bare
Duffalo
Ines St. de
H. O. Ward
Hen
Britt News
Krantz Ships 21 Cars Cattle to Cedar Rapids
R I Krantz bought 663 head of cattle at Graettinger last Tuesday and shipped them to Cedar Rapids. The Rock Island railroad provided a 21 car special train. All cattle were purchased from a single owner. Attended Funeral at Hampton for Alec Pink, 61, with John and Mrs. Pink and families from Sexton and Buffalo Center.
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Hampton
John Pink
L. Boletus
County Board Proceedings April 1 County Highway Actions
The Board of Supervisors met April 1 and set April 24 for starting county highway construction. Many road petitions were referred to the County Engineer for survey and report. Various bonds and permits were approved including a class A permit to A B Franklin of Irvington and a cigarette sale bond for Mrs Mary Fashandler. A beer permit renewal for Bertie J Sankey Wass was approved, taxes refunds noted, Lena Godfredson given a monthly stipend, and highway actions including establishment and vacation petitions were authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
A. B. Frankl
Irvington
W. H.,rickless
John W. Swangon
Titonia
Mary Fashander
St. Benedict
Bertie J. Sankey
Lena ‘Godfredson
County P T A Meeting Tuesday at Buffalo Center Gym
The Kossuth County Council of the P T A held a regular session in the Buffalo Center gym Tuesday afternoon with Mrs M Craven presiding. Officers were re-elected and several programs and talks were presented by local and nearby educators and clergy despite smaller attendance and last minute cancellations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth County Council
P.T.A
Buffalo
M. §. Craven
Craven
Paul P.T.A. Long
Mary Budlong
Genrich
Algona
Colla June Hollister
Lella Bierstedt
Lona
A. A. Bigh
W. Sinot
Mason City
Dean P. T. A
Andrew Hansen
Fen Ways
Lone Rock
Swea City
Menton
Roper
Burt
Weekend Visits Across Town Lead to Family Gatherings
Pearl Sathaft spent the weekend at Buffalo Center. Mr. and Mrs Jacob Gaddan, Ruth, and Lottie Graham were Sunday afternoon visitors at Harvey Grahams. Lauretta Beulah Larsen and Erna Peterson visited Waterloo with Clarence Larsen. John Trunkhill and Nenet Trunkhull visited Bills Jama, while D M Stewart and family joined Tony Lohse’s group at Swea City. Joga Rahinson returned home with relatives after spending time with grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Sathaft
Buffalo Center
Jacob Gaddan
Ruth
Lottie Graham
Harveys Grahams
Lauretta
Beulah Larsen
Erna Peterson Spepty
Waterloo
Clarence Larsen
John ‘Trunkhill
Nenet Trunkhull
D. M. ‘Stewart
Bills
Jama, My
Tony Lohse
Tob Jugong
Swea City
Joga Rahinson
Waka
White Elephants Expensive Gifts in State Budget Debates
The Comptroller’s request to fund state government for the next two years highlights largely price-driven appropriations for supplies. A subcommittee chair reviews 1914 and 1934 enrollment and expenditure data for the Board of Control and State Board of Education, promising revealing comparisons after detailed tabulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
State Board of Education
Enrolment and Appropriations Concerns in Iowa State Policy
Letter by A. HL Bornstetter criticizes 16th General Assembly spending cuts to Board of Control and Education, notes University Hospital costs and Rockefeller gift influenced expenses, urges state to avoid gifts creating maintenance burdens, questions funding for new art museum and state parks, advocates prohibiting gifts without permanent maintenance funds.
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General Assembly
Board of Control
Board of Education
Board of ‘Education
University Hospital
Savas
Mgr. Rockefeller
Iowa
Iowa City
A. HL
Bornstetter
Installs New Air Electric Plant At Ti tonka Church
Heiko Stohr of Woden installed an air electric light plant for Rev. Kilian at the Evangelical Lutheran church northeast of Titonka. The system uses large batteries to provide power for five to fifteen days if wind fails, running farm machinery milking pumps and water pumps, with option to connect to distant foreign power lines at higher cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heiko Stohr
Woden
Kilian
Evangelicali Lutheran Church
Titonka
PTA Lessons End Of School Year Meeting Highlights
The P T A held its final meeting of the school year on a Monday evening in April at the school house. Reports were given by committees including Community Day Girl Scout and a Mayon City conference. A program featured music by the band and a mixed chorus with short talks by junior class members on their Des Moines trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.A
Mayon City
Miss Campbell
la Des Moines
Des Moines
Craven
J. Msher
Downs
Henderson
French
Farmers Special Low Automobile Insurance in Qld
Howard Andrews presents a sale notice for the Fine Stock Company offering farmers insurance. Advertisement promotes low rates at $1.50 per bush and mentions Clarence Heeteld.
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Qld Fine Stock Company
Howard = Andrewsipeent
Bush
Clarence Heeteld
Checks distributed in county payment plan spread
The county allotment committee treasurer received 70000 in checks of a 288000 payment and more are due. Distribution started in Swea City Lakota Titonka Bancroft Whittemore Algona and other towns with post cards guiding producers to call for their checks. The Rachut family offers congratulations as Burt gains a new bank executive adviser.
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County
O. L. Thoreson
Swea City
D. O. Iriats
Lakota
G. D. Welhowsen
Titanka
D. O. Friets
Bancroft
Geo. J. Winkel
Whittempoa
Algona
New Agent at Standard Station Takes Over Illinois Site
Henry Radamaker and Mrs. Radamaker acquire the Standard Oil station in German Town Township from Harley Larsen. Larsen will seek another position after a vacation of two or three weeks. The transition occurred last walk and Monday, with Radamaker taking possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Station
Henry Radamaker
Roosevelt Family Welcomes 13th Child in Algona
A daughter, the 13th child of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Foertsch, was born last week Tuesday. In Algona, only one marriage license was issued during the week ending Monday, to Ernest Agel and Vivian Miller. Excavations for the James Neville building on State Street and the Day Garage are advancing, with carpenters expected to begin next week. Building activity is expected to rise in Algona this summer.
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A Roosevelt
Wm. Foertsch
Wesley
Dan Cupid
Ernest Agel
Vivian Miller
Algona
County Seat
James Neville
State Street
David GC
King
Helen McEnroe
Demurrer
Ernest G. Thell
L. R. Matthews
Metropolitan Life
Guy
Risk
W. K. Stoeber
Lester Simmons
Lillian Scull
Wm. P. Scull
Herman Lauck
William Broomster
W. Jd. Doory
Warmers Elevator Co
Hobarton
L. H. Wegeher
D. W. Bates
Farmers Savings Bank
C. Peterson
Algona Building & Loan Association
Ray W. Cunningham
George Heald
Spencer
Petit Jury
Leonard Johnson
Aviving Cay
Grand
Grand Jury Aig
Art Alexander
Roy Hut
Vose
District Court News In Brief
District court reports multiple indictments and dismissals across numerous cases led by State v Sam Wilds and State v James Thorn. No new civil filings in two weeks. Judge Heald presided, grand and petit juries convened, and several divorces and foreclosures were resolved or continued.
Loan Association Offers 27 Interest Rates
The Algona National Farm Loan Association announces a permanent reduction in interest rates on all Land Bank loans closed after April 1, from 6% to 4% per year. D. P. Hogan, president of the Federal Land Bank of Omaha, praises the move as a milestone and stress savings for future borrowers. First or second mortgage securities will still bear 5% interest.
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Federal Land Bank
Algona National Farm “Loan Association
H. D. Hutchings
Hutchins
D. P. Hogan
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Federal Land Banks
Land Bank
Joans
Glao
First Grade Notes From Irvin Rippentrop Class
First graders recount birthday celebrations mislaid pets and school activities. Irvin Rippentrop turned six and shared candy while Robert Jandl also turned six and gave rabbits. Miss Larsen and Alvin Depue exchange letters. several classmates visit and a new fish named Popeye briefly lived before dying. Vacation saw a goldfish vanish and the class finishes movie art. Bonnie Snider returns after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Rippentrop
Robert Jandl
Miss Larsen
Alvin Depue
Jean Higgins
Elvie Vera
Pat Higgins
Geo. Bonacker
Dawn
Council Proceedings Titonka Iowa April 1 1935
The regular monthly meeting of the town council was held at Tio P.M with members present. A committee of three was appointed to study hiring a street commissioner and marshal. Downs Bonackey and Missal named. The meeting adjourned with general bills approved and warrants authorized for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missal
Ray Banacker
Homer Downs
Missak
Belerteces
J. W, Swanson
Callies
Bounckey
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Lowvus
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Gai Tron
Extenshs State College
County P. T.A
Fitonka and Dean
Sinott
Porteand News
Davenport
Toledo
Peeble-Md
Glenwood
Wood Ve
Art Madison
Mana ‘Reformatory
Hidora
Woomens Reformatory
Laloy
Cherokes
Independence
Mt.Pleasant
Cent Houwes
Bout of Education
University
Agri College
Ames
Cedar Palla
Vinton Pebegee
School
Deak
C. Bluffs
Pryancel
District Court News
Sam Wilds
Venus
State
James Thorn
Agault
Albert Blanchard
Arthur
Ristan
Bernard Rommel
Jim Thorn
Arnold Zumach
Marton Osborn
M. A. Bartholomew
R. S. John
Mabel Rente
Milo Rentz
Kenefick & Hartman
Milton Pringle
Seth B. Carry
L. H. Wegener
J. P. Kirby
Juling Walters
Lense
L. A. Andrew
Partners Savings Bank
W. T. Peters
Sam
Hart
Guardian
Blanche Jenks
Equitable Life
Nicholas Mor- Ben
Homer ‘Altizer
Julius Hennig
Ass’n
Wolfe
Janice Bonacker
Popeye
Bonnie May Snider
Donald Budlong
John Wentz
Beth Boracker
Bonnie Beth
Tor English
Council Proceedings
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