Red Cross notes from Bingham Township Society
Two more shipments of Red Cross items were sent to Britt Tecantly including surgical dressings and knitted articles. The report highlights large numbers of bandages gauze and pads, progress of knitting classes, star knitter Mrs Campbell, and calls for more volunteers amid wartime supply needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Bingham Township Society
Mra.h. ©. Hanson
Campbell
Wm. Skinner
United States Army
Red Cross Organization
Hitory
Brent
Local residents attend visits and events in area towns
Chairman Knitting to Mr. Garret DaBruyn left Munda for relatives in Oskatoosa. Mr. and Mrs. Lewin, Miss Smith, and Mrs. Ottedah with daughter Emma attended a speech at Thonka. Keinitz, Thaves, Kramer families visited Germania and Forest City movie plans noted. Miss Stotts from Fort Dodge visiting. Wesley Cameron from Dows visiting Bushman home. A group from here went to Buffalo Center Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Buns
Byylen
Heiko Stohr
John Junker
Joe Kramer
Bob
Cyrus DeBruyn
Waterloo
Britt
Ethel Maddle
Q. R. Kramer
Walt Deigson
Mason City
A. Ludeking
Laura Doll
John Amesbury
Nora Springs
Julius Studer
Nathan Studer
Camp Dodge
Peter Haverly
Whittemore
Wesley
Ruly Reese
Garmania
Helen Anderson
Spencer
Misa Anderson
Joe Busig
al Wagner
Corwith
Felt Home
Garret DaBruyn
Munda
Oskatoosa
J. Lewin
Jesale Smith
B. J. Ottedah
Emma
Thonka
Ed Keinitz
Chas, Thaves
Germania
B. H. Dickson
O. R. Kramer
Valley
B. J. Qftedahl
Forest City
Gladys Stotts
Fort Dodge
Wesley Cameron
Dows
J. L. Bushman
Buffalo Center
Community Notes From Bart County Weekly
Mrs H Hallock and Mrs Den Paine visited at J P Stow home. Tom Trenary leaves for Indiana to visit relatives and enlist. Mite Box opening netted about 27 with more to come. A fine program with readings songs and duets. Mrs A J Tritt’s mother Mrs Little of Chicago had a stroke. Rev and Mrs Tritt and girls travel to Chicago. Lecture course crowd enjoyed Miss Dide Beane of Algona. Merle Kerr visits his sister Mrs GC Smith in Lone Rock. A J Trainer returns from Indiana. C G Chipman returns with Mrs Jain’s body from Cherokee, interred at Portland. No services at M B church next Sunday due to befirs repaint. Hoxie Missionary Convention to be held there the 7th and 28th. Mrs John Stenbla and daughter return from Rochester Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hallock
Eagle Grove
den Paine
Algona
J. P. Stow
Tom Trenary
Indiana
A. J. Tritt
Dide Beane
Merle Kerr
Smith
Lone Rock
Kerr
Burt
C. G. Chipman
R. Jain
Portland Cemetery
M. B
Hoxie
John Stenbla
Little Dan
Ter
Wriday
Rochest, Minn
Mo“ Evhie New
Giest
Mary Baker
Henry Rosmau
T.op
Cunnioghar
Migwenau
Iowa City
Wyer Hftle
Vine
Cunningham
Gous
Jane Austin
Elmer Englehardt
Elmer Hartshorn
Clegg Willl
M. EB
R. F. Hawcett
Clara Stow
Leake
Bancroft
Locka
Mary Huntington
Joe Elvidge
Familly
Chas. Adams
John Dettmer
Mrs. Adams
Mr. Dettman
Humboldt
Pan
Camp Dodge
Icie Briele
Nevada
J. N. Holding
Baghe Grove
Holding
M. BR
Lulu Hawcott
Epworth League
League
Miss Hawcott
Lyle Black
Grant Black
Charley Householder
Wesley Householder
Harold Graham
Oliver Graham
Roy Stoddard
Henry Stoddard
Geo. Boetteher
Wilfred Chaffee
Roy Clarke
Jay Godden
Roy Hefler
Roy Moore
WI Toebben
Harry Upton
Herbert Moore
Walter Stewart
Ray Ladendorf
Will Hawcett
John Lewick
Orlig Hobson
Worth Higbee
Presbyterian Church
Mite Society
Whitney
Christopher Ope
Bessie Manamith
Mise Kalgore
Mildred Marlow
Jaynette Salisbury
Grace Smith
K. J. Smith
Tueie Daniels
Wes
Mise Naghy
Mary Dowd
Mae Valentine
Merle Owen
Hitna Mantor
Jessie Haweadl
Rene Kircher
Edna Christen
Agnes Bisgard
Mr. Brown
Miss Hause
Marjorie Steahle
Turbulent Local Notices and Community Tidbits
A scattered report from Bancroft and surrounding areas details hospital stays, family visits, and injuries. It notes a handcar accident, a pneumonia death, a flag presentation, and a Juniper-Senior banquet with toasts and mock future readings.
Red Cross Welcomes Three New Members and Ongoing Knitting Drive
Red Cross notes announce three new members Mrs Tone Mrs Sartor and Miss Eifie Pannkuk joining this week and list knitters by name delivering sweaters and books to Mrs Godfredson and Mrs La labor. The report highlights ongoing fabric and fuel drives in Titonka and nearby areas with community support from local volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Tone
Dr. Sartor
Misa Eifie Pannkuk
Tom Reibsamen
Rubo Lamoreux
Gortia Hagen
Mra
Godfredson
Patra
Rube la Ior
Huger
Titonka
Red Cross Relief Drive Vital for April Shipment
The Red Cross seeks broad aid through local volunteers including Mrs. J W Harr, Mrs J Walke, and Mrs L Kraars with main hubs at Main and Cora Hungom. Collect donations and send by April 26 to ensure inclusion in the monthly shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pangea
WoLey
J. W. Harris
L. Kraars
J. Walker
Main
Cora Hungom
Red Cross
Onion crop near harvest for Martin and Wolfe bank interest
L Lemoreux of apesiat gardens completed planting ten acres of onions for Martin and Wolfe of the Savings Bank. If not watered and season favorable the crop could yield several carloads this fall. An offer of 1 dollar per bushel for the entire crop was received. onions sold last fall at 8 dollars per hundred in carload lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Lemoreux
Apesiat Gardens
Iuig Juat
Martin & Wolfe
Ih Savings Bank
Card of Thanks from Rode and Family
A card of thanks extends appreciation to friends and relatives for assistance during illness and death and to those who sent flowers and helped with music. John H. Rode and family express gratitude. Ralph Geerdes and son of Germania were in the city on business Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Rode
Ralph Geerdes
Instant Adler bark tonic praised in Titonka ad
An old Titonka drug advertisement touts Adler-t-la with a claim that one spoonful of buckthorn bark glycerine mix flushes the bowel, relieves sour stomach and constipation, and prevents appendicitis. It notes doctors and patients are surprised by the instant action from W. J. Denton, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
W. J. Denton
Preventive remedy ad for Adler-i-ka bowel flush
An old advertisement touts Adler-i-ka as a preventive to appendicitis by flushing the entire bowel using buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients. It claims instant relief for sour stomach gas and constipation by removing foul matter from the system and notes a druggist endorsement and a nursery stock sales pitch.
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Woden Department
Woden
Iowa
C.L. Cunningham
M. J. Mertz
John Smith
M EB
Rambarger
R. A. Turner
Charley City
Jim Turner
Chas
Buns
Clara Payne
Claus Smith
Tessie Gerdes
George Thilew Gordes
Sloper
H. T. C. Smith
J. Paulson
C. L. Cunningham
Walter Saathoff
Henry Lorthel
J. H. Bode
HW. C. Hansen
Frank Wolf
Ilinois
Mr. Wolf
Veronica
Gleny
Ann Quirk
Helen Hannon
Ladies’ Aid
Oscar Franzen
Milwaukee R. R
Bart News
Red
Appenin
Coe, Converse & Edwards Co
Wisconsin
Fort, Atkingon
Wis
S, L
Lamoreux
FORD
Ded Moines
Ford Motor Company
Titonka Motor Company
United States
JE. Eil
Ue A
Bert Hudson
Wenky Weyer
Isu Janes Meyer
Rean Estate
Titonia, Town
D. A. Kinney
Titonia
E. G. Bruns
Titonica
Towa
RD. Temple
DE Roy Ball
Calla
Titonke
Pierre Sartos
N. D. Ray
Harrington & Dickinson
First National Bank
Algons
M. PB. Uaggarn
Heal Estate Loans
First National Bank Bldg
W. B. Quarton
BP. Quarton Law
Kossuth County State Bank
A. Reaser
L. A
M. C. Loson Undertaker
Bell
Converse & Edwards
Fort Atkinson
Farmers’ Co-Operative Society of Wesley
Y- Wu
Wm. Spangler
Hvery
Unite States
National Flag CO
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