Brief History of the Life of S A Reynolds
Antos Reynolds born near Lanark Illinois December 31 1880 died July 27 1882 at his home near Titonka Iowa age 1 year 7 months 6 days. He farmed most of his life and served as president of Farmers Elevator Co and school board member. Married January 26 1910 to Walla Augusta Schram with three children Florence Esther Edith Lenore and Robert Benjamin. Survived by mother Mariah Reynolds two brothers Chas T and William Franklin and sister Lydia Briggs along with many relatives. Funeral held Titonka Iowa at M E church conducted by Rev B Mitchell with local pastors in attendance.
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Antos Reynolds
Benjamin F
Mariah Reynolds
Lanark
Farmers Elevator Co
Thea School Board
Walla Augusta Schram
Threas
Plorence Hsther
Edith Lenore
Robert Benjamin
Chas, T
Peraaved
B. Mitchell
Armstrong
Allen H. Wood
Algona
G. M
Squires
Hornick
Carl Hammer
Buffalo
Dasa
Chas
Reynolds and Son
Wilbur
Cudahy
Wis
Carl Coffin
Roy Olson
A. W. Schram
Mra
Hdna Foote
Burnside
Town
John,Reynolds
Woman Gives Birth to Second Daughter in Wesley
A daughter, Marjonna Ann, was born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bieteh of Wesley. This is their second daughter.
Sidney Wood to Begin Third Year Training at Minneapolis Camp
Sidney Wood the son of Mr and Mrs John Wood will attend a shelling training camp in Minneapolis for his third year. He plans to be away about a month.
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Sidney Wood
John Wood
Minneapolis
Buffalo herd seized by M B Riddle on Jits farm
M B Riddle of Ute Towa has reportedly confiscated three government stock buffalo, one bull and two cows, kept on Jits farm. The animals feed on atalta and appear to enjoy it, according to sources.
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M. B. Riddle
Ute
Towa
Local notice honors patrons as Larsen family praised
A brief appreciation note expresses thanks to friends and customers for past support of Mr. L. B. Larsen, hoping for continued cordial treatment. In a separate update, word arrives that KR BR Intermill, who had a second stroke three weeks ago, is very ill and rapidly weakening.
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L. B. Larsen
Gilbert
Nelson
Intermill
Titonia Produce stake sold to Larsen and Nelson
On August 3, 1932, the undersigned transferred ownership of the Titonia Produce Company to L. B. Larsen of Titonics Iowa and Gilbert Nelson.
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Nolich
Titonia Produce Company
L. B. Larsen
Titonics
Iowa
Gilbert Nelson
Buffalo Busy Bees 4-H Club Meeting Notes
The Buffalo Busy Bees 4-H Club met at Ferne and Mildred Krantz's home on Saturday July 27. Fifteen members attended with reports on Achievement Day and luncheon, a lesson on Closet Accessories, a General Utility Bag demo, and each member made one. The business meeting closed with a club song. Social time included kitten ball and a lunch hosted by the Krantzes. The next meeting will be at Margaret Callies' home with Margaret Callies and Clara Falk as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Busy Bees Club
Ferne
Mildred Krantz
Margaret Callies
Margaret
Clara Falk
Il Loraine Peterson
Indian Day Program Nearing Completion in Titonka
Plans advance for Thonka’s 28th Annual Indian Day with music by Woden Titanka and Little German bands under Karl Bohlen. Entertainers include Vinton Bulmer Co of Minneapolis and Gatschet pilot arrival. Des Moines Hack-Ross to scrimmage Titonka Indians in a junior league preface. Moving pictures by Hagen after noon and evening, plus a large Panakuk Coliseum dance. Many former residents return yearly to renew friendships.
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Plana
Thonka
Woden and Titanka
Karl Bohlen
Vinton and Bulmer Company
Minneapolia
Register and Tribune of
Des Moines
Gatschet
Frank Hagen
Panakuk Coliseum
Titanka
Stage Train Wreck at State Fair headline spectacle
Des Moines officials announce a staged head-on collision between two standard range locomotives at the State Fair on Saturday August 27 as Thrill Day. The event will feature trains starting from a slope and from the fair grounds west end to reach maximum speed, with track work beginning next week and a safety distance to grandstand. The day also includes sensational events and World War Veterans Day free admission for World War veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
iFair
Monager Phin
Clifford Joanson
Wwe Wens Warenus Uuuer Witnness
Carl Hammer
Wesley Cemetery
Avent
Fair Grounds
WNL
Wolfe guests entertain relatives in Garden City Kansas
Mrs Lee C Wolfe and Mr Wolfe host Mrs Slade Nelson Savenberg Kang and Prof Oscar Mc Pherrin of Garden City Kansas. They arrived last Friday for a week long visit but may extend their stay. The Mc Pherrins are spending vacation with relatives in Kansas.
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Sunny Kansas
Lee C. Wolfe
Slade Nelson
Savenberg
Kang
Oscar McPherrin
Garden City
Kana
Kansas
Methodist Church Notes Sunday School Attendance Rises
The Methodist church reports Sunday School attendance fell due to bad roads and illness but has rebounded to exceed last year. All officers at Deant have been reelected for another year. A large crowd attended Mrs. Phil Buffingtons last week. Next Sunday services will be as usual and worship is invited on the Lord's Day.
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Dean T
Phil Buffingtons
Lutheran Church Notes Service Next Sunday at 10
Lutheran Church notes report a German service next Sunday at 10 oclock with a special monthly offering for the church treasury. No choir practice this week. Sunday School teachers to meet in the church basement Friday evening. A number of Luther Languaera attended the Immanuel picnic at Herman Frangen's place Sunday afternoon. The Luther League met Sunday evening led by Howard Boyken and discussed major Christian doctrines. Harry Bartell of Grimes attended the League meeting.
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Luther Languera
Immanuuels
Herman Frangen
Luther League
Howard Boyken
Harry Bartell
Grimes, Ja
Legion Meeting Tonight Breen Post at Saynings Bank
The American Legion Breen Post will hold a meeting tonight Thursday at Saynings Bank. All members are urged to attend. adjutant Nathaniel Walsh notes the gathering and calls for full turnout.
Sonnenbergs Plan Three Week Trip to Black Hills
Mr and Mrs Ben Sonnenberg of Holland arrived Monday evening to visit their son George Sonnenberg. They planned a three week trip starting Tuesday morning with a stop in Spencer before continuing west to the Black Hills of South Dakota.
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Black Wills
Ben Sonnenberg
Holland
George ‘Sonnenberg
Wits
Spencer Tor
Black Hills
South Dakota
Doan news items from Kossuth county hints at local life
Doan News reports visiting relatives in Kossuth county and community events around Doan and nearby towns. It notes threshing helpers, a Plum Creek versus Britt game, calls on neighbors, aid meetings, visits to Hampton, Bancroft and Mason City, plus driving safety reminders and local civic advice. Several residents and relatives named include Mra Nelson of Woodburn, Mra Gordon Hansen, Mrs. Van Hansen, Carolyn Andrews, Mary Ludwig, Aline Martinek, and Roy Hansen.
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Mra
Soran Nelson
Woodburn, Ore
Amos Bonacker
Kossuth County
Nelsing Hansen
van Hansen
Gordon Hansen
Plum Creek
Britt
Carolyn Andrews
Mya
H. P. Christensen
Vaughn Hoover
Howard Andrews
Ray Smith
Doan
Phil Buffington
Bradford
Marie
Blanche
Roy Hansan
Ross Buffington
Arthur
Hampton
Harol Harrs
Blanche Buffington
C. H. Christensen
Wilbur
Alvin Andersons
Bancroft
Donald
Lydia Jensen
Margaret Christensen
J. P. Larson
Aline Martinek
Mason City
Andrew Hansen
Tom Young
Roy Hansen
Dorenbush dies. farm sale closes near Burt Titonka
Mrs. Dorenbush of Buffalo Center died Friday and is mother of Oley Michaelson. Funeral and interment were Wednesday. Gilvert Nelson bought Longnecker 147 acres north of the Burt Titonka road. Nelson takes charge March 1.
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Dorenbush
Buffalo Center
Water
John K. Rippentrop
Ti‘onka
Oley Michaelson
Longnecker
Fim
Gilvert
Advantages of Today and Plan to Attend Indian Day 1939
The note highlights advantages of a data era and mentions “4 horse and bugsy” with a caution about engine overheating under shade trees. It reminds readers of Indian Day on August 16, 1939 and urges attendance.
Clay County Fair Wedding Number Featured at Event
The Clay County Fair stages a public wedding as part of its program headlined by Munlo Young. An augmented band and renowned soprano accompany the ceremony before the grandstand with bridesmaids and guests present. Lester, Ltd provides costumes, local merchants and fair staff supply gifts, couples may write to L. C. Dalley in Spencer, IN for consideration.
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Clay County
Munlo
Young
Lester, Ltd
Iowa
Fair Management
Mr. Young
L. C. Dalley
Spencer, In
Birth to Death of Merlin Hugene Johnson in Titonka
Merlin Hugene Johnson infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Johnson died July 29 1942 at Titonka Iowa from a gland infection. He was 8 months 3 weeks old. Funeral held at home with Rev Carl Hammer delivering words of tribute. Card of Thanks from parents expresses gratitude to friends, neighbors, and those who sent flowers and aid.
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Attis Merlin
Merlin
Earth
Evergreen
Wesley
Merlin Hugene
Clifford Johnson
Thonka
Titonka
Towa
Carl Hammer
Marlin
Legion Auxiliary News From Iowa Unit Meetings
The Legion Auxiliary notes two regular bus iness meetings held at Latra Hansen’s home with Mary Sardo r presiding. A postponed radio party and work meeting at Misses Tulin and Nellie Nelson is rescheduled for Friday August 21 at 8 p m. Quilts will be finished and carpet rags sewn. The unit praises Iowa reports, notes Titonka’s third place in unit activities, and awaits a state delegation. Approximately 1000 members expected at Cedar Rapids convention August 8 10 with national officers attending. A Fidac luncheon and pageant honor Mrs Virginia Macras planned, plus district publicity events. Donations from members for carpet rags and quilt materials acknowledged. The Friday work meeting will be held at the home of Julia and Nellie Nelson.
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Tulin
Nelle Nelson
Tom
Minnie BH. Dubbert
Unit Activizes
Titonka
National
Iowa
Myre
Duthbert
Cleo Nelson
Cedar Rapids
Gold Star
Grace Gilbert King
Rea ‘Habitation
Frank Miles
Iowa Legionaire
Lucinda Hiseman
Woden
Laura Hansen
Carrie Bonacker
Prussman
Missea Julia
Nellie Nelson
Threshing Season Echoes In Bingham Township
Bingham Township residents report a busy threshing weekend with many visitors. Boyd Miller finished his threshing Saturday noon while Wack Krull spent Sunday at his parental home Herman Krull’s. Miller made a business call at Spirit Lake last week. Henry and George Radamaker called on Ledyard Sunday. Wilbur Crone visited Herman Krull Sunday afternoon. Lelaniel Clappsaddie called at Hol Miller’s Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Steve Goff and children visited Henry Schroeder’s Sunday. Mrs John and Mrs Ben Rankin Jr helped Mrs Ben Rankin cook for threshers Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Martin Winders and children and Charles Noble visited Bill Eden’s Sunday. George Helmers of Buffalo Center and Mrs Herman Krull’s visited Sunday afternoon. Mrs Harmsden and two children Thuth and Esther Meyer helped cook for threshers one day last week. Mrs George Welland of Woden and Frances Ward helped Mrs Hol Clapp saddle cook for threshers Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs Frank D Fisher visited among folks at Britt Tuesday.
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Boyd Miller
Wack Krull
Herman Krulls
Hd Miller
John
Ben Rankin Jr
Ben Rankin
Martin, Winders
Charles Noble
Bill Eden
George Helmers
Buffalo Center
Herman Krull
Harmsden
Thuth
Esther Meyer
August Rotschafer
George Welland
Woden
Frances Ward
Hol Clapp
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. A. Reynolds
Council Proceeding
Wolfe
Pannukuk
Sartor
Rachut
Bonacker
Panukuk
H. Rex i Austin
Ricklefs
Geo
Onken We
Paul Tiengmy
League of Iowa Municipalities
Callies Va Vvccisees
Bred Hardware
Rasmus Hansen
Titonka Tople
Chas, Cooper
Pann Kuk
Tachut
Wm. Boyken
Prica
A. Schram
Cella ‘Schwartz
Klemme
Calvin Schnucker
Henry Rhiés
Waden
Iona Bas
H. Reynolds
Ean Bottsford
Sadahy
Wily
Gifford
Hema Wheel
Hirowasa
Methodist Church
Lutheran Church Notes
Legion
Doan News
Trousseau
Memoriam
Legion Auxiliary
Latra Hansen
Mary Sardor
Bingham Township News
Frank D. Fisher
Britt Tyedday
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