Last Rites Held for E. R. Intermill Monday
E R Intermill, longtime Titonka resident and farmer, died Friday afternoon after paralysis and hiccoughs following a two month illness. Born December 19 1874 at Dayton Iowa he married Anna Merrick November 20 1901 and they had three children. Funeral services were held Monday at the Intermill home and M B Church Titonka with burial in Buffalo Township Cemetery. Relatives came from Fort Dodge Vincent Humboldt Vincent and other towns. The family thanks friends for support during illness and after death. The Breen family toured the Wisconsin Dells before returning home Saturday night. Howard Zwissel and family attended Priatel family reunion at Call State Park.
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Intermill
German Township
Howard Rudolph Intermill
Dayton
Iowa
Iy Hone
Vincent
Anna Merrick
Larmond
Dorothy
Pleanor
Humboldt
Bancroft
Titonka
Intermig
M. B
H. G. Houck
J.B. Sells
Jaques
Martinson
Wm. Mann
Cornela Nydegger
Hila Messerly
Guy Clarkin
Fred Messerly
Robert Fremming
Fort Dodge
Jaws
Alvin Kramer
C. E. Houck
Mra
Cleo Houck
Frank Hoyt
Alfred Peterson
John Crowley
Albert Kitley
Gon
Hardy Ia
O. F. Bastian
P. L. DeSmidt
R. A. Friesth
Sampson
Humboldtt
A. B. DeVos
Mazon City
John Houder
Verlie Ha
Wards
Rose Houder
Clear Lake
Bila Springer
Great Falls
Mont
Anderson
Thompson
Henry Becker
Buffalo Center
Opening Day Promotes Royal 400 Outfit in Algona
Ken Misler sold 500 gallons of gas and 100 gallons of oil on opening day. The Royal 400 proprietor at Mtonka attracted solid support. Mr and Mrs H A French hosted relatives Monday in the city with Mrs B French and son Wendell, plus Mr and Mrs Gordon French of Philadelphia and Mr and Mrs Lyle Mathews of Austin Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Misler
Hoe
Royal 400
Mtonka
H. A. French
City
French
Wendell
Algona
Gordon French
Philadelphia
Lyle Mathews
Austin, Minn
De Scanlan Opening Office Amid Severe Storm Damage
Farmers along the Mechlar farm area report extensive crop destruction from a heavy hail storm early Friday. Corn fields stripped or ruined, gardens beaten down, and over 1000 acres near George Den farm damaged. Three inches of rain fell, and local residents anticipate the opening of a chiropractic office in the First National building after harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yond
Mechlar Farm
George den
Hatcock
Geo.Eden
Chas
Reichsamen
Hall
Petersens
Mechlars
Keaglea
Fred Reichgamen
George
Haio Bden
J. Scanlan
Algona
Preas
First National
Itowka
Insuss
Hail Destroys Corn Across Wide Area in Area Farms
A fresh hail storm ripped through the G. D. Welhausen corn fields and neighboring farms including Warner Smiths Fred and Falkers Steck ers George Sonnenbergs and others as far southeast as a mile wide. Reports say 60 to 76 percent of crops were badly damaged in the southeast and northwest sectors. Many farmers carried hail insurance and will receive compensation for the losses. Some damage had occurred earlier in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Welhausen
Warner Smiths
Fred and Falkers Steckers
George
Reformed Ladies Aid to Meet at German Valley Church
The ladies of the Reformed church north of German Valley will meet Wednesday August 17 at the church with Mesdames J Harms and A Harms as hostesses. A luncheon is planned and all members are invited to attend.
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Reformed Ladies Aid
The
Reformed Church
German Valley
Mesdames J. and
A. Harms
Birthday Celebration at Lake Corngills Near Clarion
Mrs Chas Reibsamen marked her birthday with family and relatives gathered Sunday at Lake Corngills near Clarion. Guests included Mr and Mrs Glen Reibsamen and Lydia from Marshalltown, Des Moines visitors H B Robbenhouse, Titonka couple A M Peterson, and others from Titonka who joined for a day of dinner and visiting. Lydia Reibsamen returned home with the Petersons for a week’s stay nearby with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Reibsamen
Lake Corngills
Clarion
Glen Reibsamen
Lydia
Marshalltown
H. B. Robbenhouse
Des Moines
A. M. Petergen
Titonka
Reibsamen
Lydia Reibsamen
Glen
Petersong
74th Annual Kossuth Fair Plans Spark Confidence
The 74th Kossuth County Fair anticipates record exhibits as premium books go off the press and reservations rise. Grandstand acts include two U.S. Senate hopefuls Henry Pield and Laula Murphy, with amplifying gear to ensure clear speeches. The Aladdin midway and the International Congress of Dare-Devils promise crowd-pleasing entertainment. The fair grounds are praised as first-rate, reflecting loyal regional support and a four year continuous operation with growing regional recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plana
Kossuth
United States
Iowa
Henry Pield
Laula Murphy
International Congress of
Kossuth County
Saventyr
Iistate
Stunt Flying Featured for Indian Day Event
President Mayfield of the Indian Day committee announced that air artist Mr. Christensen of Eagle Grove will arrive early Monday with two planes, a Stinson-Catroller four passenger craft and a Monoplate two passenger craft, offering upside down rides and other stunts for Stunt Flying on Indian Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfield
Christansen
Eagle Grove
Oklahoma Reservoirs Foster Angling and Fish Production
Municipal reservoirs and park lagoons in Oklahoma are used to support fish production and angling under special rules. Tulsa utilizes Mohawk Park reservoirs for stocking, with 90,000 young bass 30,000 crapples and 150,000 bluegill and green sunfish raised last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Mohawk Park
State Games and Fish Department
Clouds Loom Over Algona With Light Show Sunday
Clouds hung over Algona Wednesday afternoon with a threatened storm. A light shower fell, while a heavy lightning display hindered activity. Mrs Raymond Bonacker and her Ruasla visited Algona Saturday. Mrs Teaymond Krauts hosted the Tuesday bridge club west of town as families focus on canning corn and helping neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
Raymond Bonacker
Ruasla
Teaymond Krauts
High School Curriculum Changes and New Subjects
The document outlines ninth to twelfth grade subjects at the high school, including new offerings in Biology for girls and Agriculture as a year-long course. It notes required subjects by grade, adjustments to class structure, and the superintendent’s approval process for General Math entry. Principal C A Hoon signs off on the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanner
Viter Beauchamp
Tiveryday
Harris and Lasey
iGeometry
Austin
Agriculture
Waters
Allroad
Strick
Beauchamp Frank
Hoover
Muzzey
Thompson
Percy and
Bowman
Fraser and
Squall
Black
Davis
Thomason
Fraser and Squair
Hoonay
Aig
C. A. Hoon, Sunt
Westendorf Meyers Nuptials Solemnized in Blue Earth
Miss Mary Wastendorf married Dan Meyer at Blue Earth Minnesota on Thursday forenoon July 28. The couple were attended by the bridegroom's parents Mr and Mrs Dick Meyer. The bride is the youngest daughter of Fred Wastendorf, formerly of Buffalo Center. She grew up in Buffalo Center and has worked as a waitress in local hotels. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Dick Meyer from a farm about ten miles southwest of Buffalo Center. They will live with his parents on the farm and receive best wishes from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wastendorf
Dan Meyer
Blue Earth
Minn
Dick Meyer
Fred Wastendorf
Buffalo Center
Rroom
Tribune
Senator Dickinson’s Prognosis on Prosperity Rebounds
Senator Dickinson smiles as supporters press for a firm date on prosperity. Months ago he said it was just around the corner, hinting at renewed optimism despite prior cautious timelines.
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Dickinson
Buffalo Busy Beesi Fifteen 4 H Club News
Fifteen Buffalo Busy Beesi members met at the home of Margaret Callies with Clarice Falk as hostesses. Articles to be exhibited at Achievement Day were brought to the meeting and plans for that day were completed. Edith Mae Budlong gave a health talk and Fern Krantz with Loraine F. Peterson demonstrated closet accessories. Plans for a vacation at Clear Lake were discussed. The meeting adjourned and a lunch was served. Next meeting at Carol Reasor’s home on Aug 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Busy Beesi
Margaret Callies
Margaret
Clarice Falk
Carol Reasor
Lorsine Peterson
Achievement Day Exhibits At Bancroft County Fair
Fifteen club members attended Weasyth County Achievement Day at Bancroft. The Bunt Lively League showcased yearlong work in a display. Gromtheag was chosen to represent Kossuth county at the State Fair. Hazel Miller won first in General Utility Bag and cro cheted rugs with a similar first. Lorwine F Peterson and Betty Budlong earned first for a girl room centerpiece, and Alice Sartor’s bouquet took a second in garden flowers.
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Weasyth County
Bancroft
Gromtheag
Kossuth
Fontinute
Hazel Miller
Hazel
Lorwine F. Peterson
Betty Budlong
Alica Sartors
Parents-Teachers Association Used Book Exchange at Titanka Consolidated
The PTA sponsors a community Used School Book Exchange at the Titanka Consolidated school building. Books accepted August 11 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. only, with a strict valuation and ownership payment plan. Fumigation occurs August 19. sale August 24 from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Books not sold must be reclaimed August 26. Vendor losses not fully covered by PTA. Heith L. Fisher, pub. chairman.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Sponord
Titanka Consolidated School
P.T.A
Heith L. Fisher
Pub
Legion Auxiliary Notes on Quilting and Dues in 1933
The works meeting at Misses Julia and Nellie Nelsons home drew many members who made quilt blocks and carpet rags. The group listed attendees and guests, reported meals, and discussed plans for joint Legion and Tu dian Day stands, hours, and dues. Delegates traveled to Garner and Codir Rapids with plans to return Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia
Nellie Nelson
Taeir
Coltons
Mildred Tennings
George Graham
Camilla Coonarva Peterson
Watelia Bonacker
Anna Bruns
Clea Nelsson
Galena Zwietel
Mary Sartor
Wither Askins
Carria Bonacker
Sacha Denton
Martha Bonacker
Laura Hansen
Sophie Conradt
Olive Bruns
John Zwiefel
Marks
Chas. Retb« Samen
Mona Bonacker
Magdalene Sartor
Tudian
Legion
Alice Mayfield
Va Petersen
Irene Peterssen
Jabe Kruger
Maniker
P.Q
Bors, Maays
Ifield Cafe
Rex's
Doug’ Store
Pearl Ricklefs
Irene Petersen
Mildred Jennings
Mable ‘Wilson
Sadie Denton
Pearl Ricklefa
Mary Sartory
Carrie Bonacker
Camilla Cooper
Cleo Nelson
Toon
Fear
Ricklefs
Titonka Public Library Homecoming Notes and Day
Saturday notices mention forty two books loaned with thirty two adult and ten juvenile actions. Titonia Indian Day homecoming invites old timers and citizens from Titanica’s early days with a list of named residents and a mailed Topic copy to non-subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titanka’ Public Library
Titonia
Titanica
W. T. Hall
D. A. Hansen
Rudd
W. N. Townsend
Iron River
Wis
al Falkenhainer
Algonaurs
W. B. Becker
Spirit Lake
H. 3. Gardner
Idaho
Wm. Nelson
Methodist Church Notes Thursday Ladies Meet and Dean Aid
Thursday afternoon the W.H.M.S. will meet with Mrs. Wim. Schram and the Indies of the Dean Aid are hosted at Mrs. W. R. Smith's home. An invitation extends to services next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H.M.S
Wim. Schram
Dean Aid
W. R. Smith
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E. R
Buffalo Twn Cemetery
B. R. Intermill
Dells of
Wisconsin
J. D. Breen
Harold
Stella Mae
Dells
Wisconslrt
Titonica
St. Paul
Taylor Palla
Dalla
Dubuque
Wyer
Towa
Howard Zwissel
al- Song
de, Scanlan
Westendorf-Meyer
Legion Auxiliary Notes
Methodist Church
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