Last Rites Held Yesterday For Mrs George Meyer
The community mourns Mrs. George Meyer who died Sunday afternoon after a brief illness. Born May 2 1875 in Ostfriesland Germany she came to America in 1892 with her parents. Survived by husband George and children Jula Stecker Martha Fuls Vollner Redinius Jennie Meyer Christ Meyer and John Meyer plus grandchildren and siblings. Funeral from home at 1 and Lutheran church at 1 30 with interment in the church cemetery north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mayer
Shoe
Rerig
Misa Jennie Alke
Marleta Stecker
Gladys Meyer
Oelock
Sora
Taiwat Leaberg PTA Elects Officers Monday
The annual PTA election at the schoolhouse Tuesday evening saw retiring officers Nadine DeVries as president May Oesterreicher as vice president and Aletha Pendergast as secretary. New officers named include President Luvia Craven Vice President Mary Oasterreicher and Secretary Lauretta Larion for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taiwat-Leaberg
Association
Elece
Oyining
Nadine DeVries
Prsident
May Oesterreicher
Aletha Pendergast
Luvia. Craven
Mary Oasterreicher
Lauretta Larion
Austin Farm Sold At Auction Near Matonka
At a Saturday auction the Ward Austin forty acres near Matonka sold for 1670 dollars cash. Hiram Buckholdt bought the farm, Rex Austin will rent it, and the Austin family plans to move to Canada after settlement. Prices at sale included one team 110 dollars, cows 35 dollars, brood sows 15 dollars, and a dairy house 55 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Ward Austin
Matonka
Hiram Buckholdt
Doege
Rex Austin
Canada
Booder
Aghool
Methodist Church Notes on Holy Week Services
The note outlines Holy Week services at the Methodist Church with 8 o'clock services on Wednesday and Friday, a Thursday Dean service, and Sunday events including baptism and Restor service. A dramatized Easter program will close the evening with young people led by Mrs. DeVries. Epworth League numbers are growing and aiming for the district's largest league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanth
Wedenday
Dean
DeVries
Epworth League
Cannat ‘Ntoaka
Local clubs host end of season social events
The Young Married Peoples Bridge Club held its sea end party at Dr and Mrs H I Torgersen home with dinner at seven and bridge games afterward. High scores went to Mrs Miller Nelson and Dr Torgersen, while Mrs Hart Stott and Carl Callies posted the lows. Guests included Miss Gladys Bogres and Mr Lester Callies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Married Peoples Bridge’ Club
Mra
H. I. Torgersen
Miller Nelson
Dr. Torgersen
Hart Stott
Carl Callies
Gladys Bogres
Lester Callies
Burt
School of Instruction
Titonka
R. 0. Ball
John Pink
Steven DeVries
Jay Budlong
Delma ‘Henderson
Ban Stott
Reymond Bonacker
C. V. Pendergast
Viola
J. F. Fisher
New Deal tractor fuel praised by K and H Co op Oil
K and H Co Op Oil announces a new Deal tractor fuel claiming higher power and cleaner burning than kerosene. marketed as water white, refined, and gum free with superior tractor performance. The firm reports selling “Paraland” super refined oil last year and notes over 800 members in the cooperative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paraland
Pension cuts under Roosevelts plan slash millions
President Roosevelt’s pension reform reduces annual outlays by about 400 million dollars with a 10 percent cut for widows of Mexican, Civil, Indian War, Spanish, Boxer, and Philippine insurrections. World War I service connected disabilities receive 20 percent, non service connected pensions largely eliminated, and widows of World War I non service connected deaths see reductions. total disability remains at 100 percent with $20 monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Panglon
Towa
Veterans Administration
Dnvolva
Miga
Whoact
F. C. Summit
Mrs Beenken Dies Suddenly At Buckingham Iowa
Mrs. Geo Beenken of Buckingham Iowa died suddenly reported yesterday. Her husband, a Buckingham banker for years, recently worked in the elevator business. The notice notes he is a son of the late Henry Beenken. Stanley Benson 20 of Comfrey Minnesota is in a Springfield hospital after severing his left arm with a rusty ax evidently in his sleep last Tuesday night. He rose about 10:30 p.m. and went to a wood pile before the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Beenken
Gao. Beenken
Buckingham
Iowa
Henry Beenken
Beenken
Stanley Benson
Comfrey
Minn
Springfield
Benson
George
Dispatch
Anthracnose Disease Affects Black Raspberries
Disease known as anthracnose damages raspberry canes and is combated by sanitary practices and spraying. Circular 105 from county agent or State College provides control instructions. Lutheran Church notes report Mrs. George Meyer’s death on April 6, funeral held at home and church, burial in Good Hope cemetery, with confirmations and services in English and German.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Meyer
Good Hope
Treasury of the
American L. A
Ars Core
Bordayrq
School board approves wage cuts to save district costs
Taxpayers react to a 30 percent salary reduction for the school staff, with T A Hoon principal T A Dunmire and several teachers facing lower pay. The district expects about $3600 in yearly savings, while janitors and bus drivers are not reviewed. Supporters urge restoring pay when finances improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iWaves
T. A. Hoon
T. A. Dunmire
Prindipal
Eraasa
Fatal Auto Accident Near Town S
An auto collision occurred about 10 o clock Sunday morning at the northeast edge of town near junction of routes 9 and HA. Ike Hams with sons George and Harry in a Ford collided with a car driven by Mr. Hage from Madeira Minnesota. Both cars were badly damaged. Six to seven year old Harry Hanm was thrown and died shortly after at Dalmage Hospital Buffalo Center. Funeral set for Tuesday at two at the home. He leaves two sisters and four brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Hams
George
Harry
Mr. Hage
Madeira
Minn
Harry Hanm
Batween
Dalmage
Buffalo Center
Lakaia Cor
Last Rites Held for Mrs Will J Davison
Mrs. W J Davison a Burt resident since 1907 died after a stroke of paralysis. Born Canton NY September 15 1877 she moved with her parents to Iowa and married W J Davison January 1 1896. Surviving are her husband three children and her aged mother with brothers and a sister. Funeral held at Presbyterian church Burt burial at Burt cemetery. Out-of-town attendees listed.
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W. J. Davison
Burt
Sobushkay
Gore
Davison
T. A. Butterfield
Portland Township
Canton
N. Y
Koaguth County
Buttterfields
Algona
Buffalo Forks
Frank
Towa City
Dina Bradford
Palo Alto
California
Irma
Sioux Rapids
Towa
Chiid
Wille
Butterfield
Faith
South Dakota
Edna Butterfield
Mitchel
Ernest and
Ray
Cari
Aberdeen
Presbyterian Church
H. Aten
iBesides
Mia
Martha Allen
Cameron
Wis
Milo Brown
Garner
Iowa
Bunt Monitor
Capitol Hill Letter on State Appropriations Debates
A Capitol Hill letter reviews House bills on liability insurance for state vehicle operators, foreclosure action amendments, real estate administration, teacher certification, and opposition to targeted state aid as wasteful. The author opposes unnecessary schooling mandates and criticizes ongoing appropriation policies while noting related social visits and local notes.
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House
Claims Committee
Senate
The
Ghata
Appropriations Committee
A. H. Bonnstettar
Currant Worm Tactics Against Gooseberry Bushes
A fragmented note discusses currant worms attacking gooseberry and currant bushes. It mentions attempting control with arsenate treatments mixed with water and applied at a small spoonful measure to leaves, noting the pest strips leaves from the plants.
Legion Auxiliary Plans and Comedy Night at Legion Hall
Eighteen members attended the Legion Auxiliary meeting at the Legion Hall Tuesday evening. Plans were made for an entertainment to raise funds, committees appointed, and publicity to follow. A performance titled Dumb As A Door Knob featured Esther Askin and Mona Bonacker. Refresments were served, and the Poppy Department will handle the next work meeting and a radio party on April 28. The joint county meeting reported 100 percent membership except for 20 missing members, and Membership was chosen as the skit for the district meeting at Mort Dodge. The national president urged increased support for disabled veterans and orphans, noting federal aid cuts may raise local needs and poppy sales should rise to meet the demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Inter
Esther Askin
Ella Weight
Mona Bonackér
Alpha Betts
Grace Franch
Legion and Auxiliary
Swea City
Difla Butler
Estherville
Mona Bonacker
Maxine Peterson
Swen City
Ftact
Mort Dodge
Hancock
American Legion
G. Alford Blackburn
Uged
American Legion Auxilierie
Wwen
Tax on dry cleaning trucks stirs South Dakota town debate
Dassall Dispatch notes a South Dakota town has imposed a tax on dry cleaning trucks visiting the town. Readers claim the levy is fair though trucks also handle tobacco, meat, groceries, bread and other items and do not contribute tax money. The letter argues trucks should be taxed if they compete with local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Dassall Dispatoh
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Geo. Meyer
Methodist Church
Charles Phelps
Will =Davidson
Edna Bradford
Carrol
Scott Alien
Wisconsin
J. H. Kell
Dorcas
Fday
Raymond Bonacker
Lee
Wolfs
R.C. Ball
Pierre Sartor
S. deVries
HH. A. French
J. F. Pisher
Homer Downs
Harry Reed
Roy Budlong
Lee O. Wolfe
George Bonacker
M. S. Craven
John Wood
Larkin Club
H. G. Schwepne
L. B. Larson
Rk. L. Kranta
Bob Harvey
Nick Heesch
Melbourne
Rey
H. W. Schoenlein
Wm. Swyter
Eleanor Inter~ Mill
Golden Glee Club
Grace ‘Sloper
Ruth Bayton
Lena Tjaden
Rozella Schroeder
K. & H. Co-Op Oil News
New Deal
Sera
Lutheran Church Notes
Will J Davison
Harring
Ayguet
Ironstetter
Capitol Hill
Mrs. Henry Swalge
Mason City
W. F. Hamstrest
Fred Wentz
A. Hoon
Christensen
Rickless
Heimer Peterson
Dick Harris
John Putastook
Ray Hangen
Irma Campbell
Mabel Tutton
Nellis Nelson
A. Dunmire
Allene Johnson
Eta Stevens
Mary Westerreicher
Aletha Pendergaut
Lillian Crone
Alma Hondereog
Ethel Wellmeyer
Laniretia Lateon
Weaching
Titonica Tel
Oo.calle
Rent
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