Ear's Chairmen and Hostesses for Auxiliary
The document lists dates and names for American Legion Auxiliary events with chairmen and hostesses. It details business and work meetings from July through June, noting roles like publicity, membership, and welfare, plus upcoming Chamber of Commerce reception August 7 at Harold's Roller Rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Peterson
The
American Legion
Hatton
Fiicers
Ses
Jean Bolenous
Sadie
Etivon
Ublicity
Sadie Denton
Anna Andrews
Eo Nelsons
Mary
Wanda Anne
Irene Pat
Marian Kuchen
Ther
Leona’ Schutter
Thostes
Alta Norland
Irene Otersott
Ott
Memrhip
Cleo Nelson
Jinnie Oesterreicher
Grace Foet
Hisse Hansen
Helen Thack
City selects among photographs of local candidates
Mayor Howard E. Bruce notes vacation and reviews submitted photos of candidates. After consulting City Hall staff, a majority favor Harriet JoAnn Radmaker, though all are praised as beautiful. photos alone cannot convey the full story.
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Mason City
Iowa
Howard E. Bruce
Mrs Fannie Keil Celebrates Eightieth Birthday
A Sunday gathering at Mrs. Fannie Keil’s home marked her eightieth birthday. guests included An na Hickok of Hayfield Earl Hobys and family of Britt and many friends and relatives. the celebration featured a three tier cake and well wishes from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Keit
Keil
Anna Hickok
Hayfield
Mrs. Keil
Earl S. Hobys
Britt
Dorothy Krominga Am
Caroll Miller
F. EL. Raymans
Austin
Minh
Orville Hickok
Ray Miller
Buffalo Center
Roy Miller
Swea City
Gertie Janssen
Harry Boyken
Weil
Maurice Keilabily
Leonard F. Cal! Nes
Florence Reaser
Doyle
Titonka Rodeo Advance Ticket Sale Details
Advance ticket sale announced for Titonka Rodeo tied to August 13 14 and 15 with performances across four shows. Tickets are redeemable for any performance and can be bought at local businesses including Alice Cafe Schuster Implement Store Swan Furniture and Titonka Savings.
Admission Pricing For Bank Event Tickets
Tickets are priced at 1.25 for adults and 0.60 for children aged 5 to 12 inclusive. Children under five will be admitted free. Buy your tickets now.
Three Couples Given Marriage Licenses In Kossuth County
Three couples received marriage licenses in Kossuth county last week. They are Robert Barber of Bode and Alberta Schipull of Luverne, Wells Gustafson and Pauline Nelson both of Minneapolis, and Charles G Kaskey of Lohrville and Mary Anderson of Algona.
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Kossuth County
Robert
Barber
Bote
Alberta Schipull
Luverne
Wells Gustafson
Pauline Nelson
Minneapolis, Minn
Charles G. Kaskey
Lohrville
Mary Anderson
Algona
Titonka Saddle Club Members Meet at Rodeo Grounds
Titonka Saddle club members gathered at the rodeo grounds on Sunday for maneuvers ending with a circle through town and a picnic at Wayne Miller farm. About twenty five riders attended with some dropping out. many fine young horses, saddles, bridles and riding habits were showcased. Next Sunday they will visit the Seneca club at Adigona.
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Titonka Saddle cli
Rodeo Grounds
Wayne Miller
Willer ‘Aem
Titwaka Saddle Club
Adigona
Titonka Saddle Club
Shirley Studer and Frank Wellik wed at Wesley
Shirley Studer eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Studer married Frank Wellik son of Mr and Mrs Frank G Wellik of Britt in a St Josephs Catholic Church Wesley ceremony. The couple will live on a farm northeast of Britt after a short wedding trip.
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Wesley
Shirley Amn Studer
Joe Studer
Frank Wellik
Frank G. Wellik
Britt
St. Josephs Catholic Bank
Rav. L. N. Klein
Jane
Marie Wellik
Rose Wellik
Arlene Holek
Jean Nelson
Wbride
Tommy Studer
Kenneth
Harry Studer
John F. Losbig
Cletus Hejlik
Monica Wellitt
State Teachers College
Orthel Township
Duncan Hall
Valley Palmettes 4-H Club Plans Achievement Day
Valley Farmette 4-H club met at Mrs H Plasler home with eleven members. Shirley Ostermann reported on the Iowa state convention at Ames. Darlene Franzen and Beverly Grecker shared district camp at Clear Lake. Club approved a two day cabin stay at Clear Lake and prepared record books for the fair. Achievement Day set for August at German Valley School with Mrs C A Gutknecht as judge. Public invited.
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Valley Farmette 4-H
Valley Palmettes 4-H
H. Plasler
Shirley Ostermann
St Ames
Darlene Franzen
Clear Lake
Baverly Grecker
Iris
German Valley School
C. A. Gutknecht
Apple Treat Farm Roots Run Through Wesley Legends
In Wesley area along highway 18 a line of apple trees marks a story about Julius Kunz who named the farm National Parks Fike later called North Iowa Pike. The Apple Treat Farm name arose from Thelma Roe and Carl Roe's Christmas gift contest. Kunz set out trees for community joy and donated toys on Christmas Eve, shaping local memory despite road changes that damaged some trees.
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Highway 18
Julius
Iowa
Thelma Roe
Carl Roe
Wesley
Apple Treat Farm
Roe
Garner
Rees
Thelma
Kunz
Radio Announcements Promote Mason City Rodeo and Indian Day
KGLO in Mason City will broadcast daily rodeo and Indian Day announcements from August 5 through August 15. A 15 minute tape will air August 10 at 9 45 pm and another August 14 at 6 45 pm. Interviews with Ti tanka community members featured during 45 minute programs. KICD in Spencer also plans announcements.
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KGLO
Mason City
Titanka
KICD
Spencer
Wedding Sunday at Methodist Church Wesley
Miss Mary Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Homer Anderson of Algona married Charles Kaskey son of Mr and Mrs Karl Kaskey of Lohrville at the local Methodist church with Rev J A Riggs officiating Attendants were Joyce Anderson and Dick Bale Ed Bangston sang Because and the Lord s Prayer The bride wore silk net over taffeta with a seed pearl tiara carried red roses and a white Bible The groom and attendant wore dark suits The couple will live in Lohrville Reception for 100 followed at the church parlors
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Weasley
Mary Anderson
Mer
Homer Anderson
Algona
Charles Kaskey
Karl Kaskey
Lohrville
J. A. Riggs
Joyce Anderson
Dick Bale
Macomb
Ed Bangston
Rockwell City
Parade Entry Call From Local Committee
Parade committee invites all businesses organizations churches and groups to enter a larger parade this year. Special invitation extended to horse and bicycle entries. Contact Ken Swan J L Intemmaill Hero Schram J R Schutter or Edw A Sathoff with entries.
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Ken Swan
J. L. Intemmaill
Hero Schram
J. R. Schutter
Edw
A. Sathoff
Good Hope Lutheran notices August schedule changes
Pastor A Mardorf announces divine services at 10 15 and Sunday School at 9 15 with August time changes in effect. Brotherhood meets Thursday. choir rehearsals and Luther League trip to Clear Lake Bible Camp planned for August 10.
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Brotherhood
Luther League
Clear Lake Bible Camp
Titonka Circle P Rodeo August 13 15 1950
The Titonka Chamber of Commerce sponsors Circle P Rodeo and Indian Day events from August 13 to 15 with two Sunday rodeo performances and evening shows on Monday and Tuesday. Rides and concessions by Merriam Shows run Aug 13–15. Indian Day parade starts 12:30 PM Tuesday. Rodeo Queen crowned. Brahma bull riding and fire jump feature.
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Titonka Chamber of Commerce
Merriam
Ogden
Iowa
Rodeo
Titonka
Roden
Methodist Church Notice of Services and Camp Quest Trip
The Methodist Church reports Young Adults ice cream social this Saturday night. Services Sunday at usual hours with Ta ten mediates leaving for Camp Quest. Mrs Ray Krantz to counsel. WSCS meets next Wednesday. No Sunday School or church August 12 due to the pastor’s vacation starting Monday morning. Dr Ortmeyer district superintendent will be guest speaker August 20 at Doan.
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Taten Mediates
Camp Quest
Ray Krantz
WSCS
Ortmeyer
Doan
Ramsey Reform Church Activities Announced for August
A. Roskamp pastor announces schedule including 4:30 Sunday School and Bible Classes 10:30 morning worship and 8:00 evening worship. Next Monday night August 7 youth rally with special music and Rev. Frank Soutier preaching. Everyone invited and weekly meetings remain regular.
Buffalo Boosters 4-H Plan Achievement Day Float
The Buffalo Boosters 4 H club met at Mrs Fay Call es home on Tuesday July 25 with ten members. They set Achievement Day for August 5 at the new grade school and discussed a float with the Valley Farmettes for the Indian Day parade. Members were named to decorate the county fair booth and demonstrations covered framing a picture and refinishing furniture. Pamphlets on stain removal and room upkeep were shared. Lunch was served by Colleen Alapentrop.
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Buffalo Boosters
Callies
Fay Calles
Valley Farmettes
Shirley Callies
Katherine Orthel
Marilyn Peterson
Colleen Rippentrop
Jane Amesbury
Shirley Gables
Sharon Callies
Colleen Alapentrop
Emanuel Lutheran Service Times and Mission Society Meet
Divine services Sunday at 8:30 with Sunday School at 9:40 and Luther League at 7:30. Bring Your Good Faith offering. Wednesday August 9 ladies aid and Mission Society at 1:80.
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Emanuel Lutheran Divine Services
Luther League
Ladies Aid
Mission Society
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Ear
Anla
Edeation
Mary Sartor
Stesses
Mary Ooesterreicher
Camilla Cooper
Martha Oyken
Reilization
Bernadine Te
Irene . Higgins
Esther Peterson
Pot Husk
Louise Meshbler
Stella
Lois Peterson
Amean
Mary Oesterinher
Berdine Korte
Tay
Une
Mostesses
Lahove
Lcity
Uncement
Idina Higgins
Ference
Chamber OF Commerce
Harold
Allen
Mig
Harold Renner
Lates Peterson
Gerald Hufh
Harriett JoAnn Radmaker
Henry Radmaker
St. Benedict
ST. Joe
Titonka Indians
Titonks
Heeseh
D. Downs
Young
B. Downs
Helfer
Wesselman
Berret
Johnston
Brans
BUY II
Shirley Studer
Titoneka
Herman Schutter
Cliff Krantz
Garret Welhousen
Kunt
Julius Kunz
Methodist Church
Good Hope Lutheran A. Mardorf
Circle P
J. E. Albertson
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