Indian Day and Old Settlers Meeting at Tyke Theatre
Old settlers of Kossuth County and nearby counties are invited to the Tyke Theatre Friday at 11 o clock for a gathering with old-time music and an address by George W. Godfrey of Ames. Long-term county residents will register, with badges for those here over fifty years. Al Nelson will lead the registration, and the event aims to become an annual Indian Day feature. Committee members are Louis Bartlett R L Krantz Dr R C Ball J wb Miller Albert Nelson and Fred Hagen.
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Kossuth County
Tyke Theatre
George W. Godfrey
Ames
Iowa
al Nelson
Louis Bartlett
R. L. Krantz
R. C. Ball
J. Wb. Miller
Albert Nelson
Fred Hagen
Lakota Bride Miriam Heetland Weds Lawrence Stafford
Miriam Heetland of Lakota married Lawrence N. Stafford of Galena Ill in a Presbyterian ceremony performed by Rev E G Sauer. Attendants included Norma Heetland, Florence Heetland, Mae Stafford. ushers Ronald Heetland Vernon Smith and Robert Stafford. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home. The couple will reside at the Biergtedt residence.
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Miriam Heetland
Jerry R. Heetland
Lawrence N. Stafford
Mr. Stafford
Robert
Galena
Ronald ‘Heetland
Vernon Smith
Carol Winter
Lakota High School
University of Dubuque
Dubuque
Grant Township Consolidated School
J.—. Ukena Implement Co
A. Biergtedt
Airplane handbills spread for Indian Day in Titania
Titania plans its annual Indian Day celebration and shows off a new advertising stunt. Wednesday Herb Klassie and Raymond Bartlett dropped handbills from an airplane, visiting fourteen towns in about four hours and fourteen minutes.
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Titania
Herb Klassie
Raymond Bartlett
Scouts Plan Sept Camporee In Kossuth County
A Titonka district meeting set a Prairie Gold Area Council Boy Scouts Camporee for September 22 to 24 at the Kossuth county field day site in Plum Creek Township northeast of Algona. Supt A H Schuler of Swea City will direct a competition among troops and patrols with 300 to 400 boys expected from Emmet Palo Alto Pocahontas Humboldt Calhoun Webster Hamilton Greene and Kossuth counties. Over 1800 has been raised for the friends of scouting campaign. Training courses for scout masters and troop committeemen in Kossuth will be held in September under L G Gartner of Titonka.
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Titonka
Prairie Gold Area Council of Boy Scouts
Kossuth
Algona
Plum Creek Township
Supt
A. H. Schuler
Swea City
Emmet
Palo Alto
Pocahontas
Humboldt
Calhoun
Webster
Hamilton
Greene Counties
Friends of Scouting
Campaigen
Kossuth County
L. G. Gartner
Superintendent Hoon Resigns Local School Post
Co A Hoon, superintendent of the Buffalo Consolidated School for ten years, resigns to lead Nashua Iowa schools. The family will move this week, plan to live in the Hagens home near the school, with the 1930 Nashua population noted. Hoon’s successor is not yet chosen.
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A. ‘Hoon
Buffalo Consolidated School
Nashua
Iowa
German Valley
Awever
Fred Hagens
Hagens
Hoon J
Hoon
Titanka
Annual Stoehr Reunion at Mason City Park
The Stoehr reunion gathered at Mason City park last Sunday with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Henry Franzen Sr. and many: Franzen Bruns Sonnenberg Limberg Ostermann Buns Hillenga Heiko Bruns Umnan and others. Committee elections named Chris Sonnenberg as president Harm Hillenga and Mrs Alice Limberg on the entertainment committee.
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Stoehr
Mason City Park
Henry Franzen Sr
Henry H. Bruns
Herman Franzen
Delores
Dick Franzen
George Sonnenberg
Herman Limberg
Alton
Walter Ostermann
Walbert Buns
Harm Hillenga
Heiko Stoehr
August
Presbyterian Ladies at Woden Host Guest Day
The Presbyterian ladies at Woden sponsored a guest day Tuesday afternoon in the church parlors. A program by the church’s young people began at 2 30, followed by refreshments.
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Woden
Replicas of Old Buildings by Kenneth Fox on Display
DeWitt carpenter Kenneth Fox has completed eleven replica buildings of historic structures. The display showcases detailed miniatures reflecting the town's architectural past.
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Kenneth Fox
DeWitt Carpenter
Buffalo Consolidated School Texts For Next Year
The Board of Education lists grade by grade approved texts for Buffalo Consolidated School next year with changes in arithmetic for grades 3 5 and 7 and high school electives starred. County adoptions cover transportation and dealer charges. Miss Thompson sets typing standards and August 28 is deadline to contact the superintendent.
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Buffalo Consolidated School
Miss Thompson
Board of Education
C. A. Hoon
Dick and Jane
Elson-Gray
Hanna
Newton-Hanna
Newton-Hanna Seller
Building For Health
Palmer Penmanship
Elson-Gray Reader
Strayer-Upton
Lakota Girl Recovering From Operation
Miss Emma Gutknecht is recovering from an operation at St. Marys hospital in Rochester Minnesota performed last Wednesday. Her sister Leng and cousin Julia Gutknecht with Genevieve Brewer are tending Mr and Mrs August Gutknecht. Many friends here wish her a speedy recovery.
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Emma _ Gutknecht
North Kossuth League to Stage Final Playoff
Bancroft, Wesley, Lone Rock and Lotts Creek finish first division and will contest the championship with semi finals on August 24 and the final on August 31 at a yet unnamed venue. Titonka, at St Joe next Sunday, seeks form after a 9 to 1 loss to Rake. Lotts Creek beat Wesley 2 to 0 last week as both pace the league.
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Bancroft
Wesley
Lone Rock
Lotts Creek
Titonka
St. Joe
Rake
Buffalo Center
Loner Rock
Algora
Titonka-Rake
Eddie Rippentrop
H Rake
Seees Sledries
Smith
Scereres
Knutson
Sss Eeeaee
Quam
Eaes Im
Erdahl
Eeee
Mr. Batt
O Hoover
Rl Peer
Algona Judge signs injunction against Sjogren build plan
Algona judge F M Hudson issues an injunction stopping G R Sjogren from constructing a suburban store on Jones Street near Highway 169. Sjogren recently sold his stake in Moe & Sjogren to Vincent Kleinpetear of Wesley. Three Kossuth men pleaded guilty in district court with heavy fines. Morgan of Burt $300 plus costs, O Keefe of Lakota $300 plus costs, Lundquist of Swea City $300 plus costs. some bonds set for appeal. Judge Stillman set Aug 12 hearings for ten children to be sent to the Juvenile Home at Toledo for unfit parents.
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Algona
F. M. Hudson
Pocahontas
G. R. Sigren
Sjogren
Jones Street
Highway 169
Moe & Sjogren
Vincent Kleinpetear
Wesley
Kossuth
G. W. Stillman
Ray Morgan
Burt
John O'Keefe
Lakota
C. W. Lundquist
Swea City
Maison City
O. A. Anderson
Mmil Spllitt
O. BE. Anderson
I. W. Kienitz
E. Anderson
W. F. Kienitz
Don White
Gale
Gale Stockwell
O. A. Poirot
J. C. Cullen
Esther Nitz
Frank Nitz
Justice of Peace
Earl Steinman
Angona
Helmer Beenken
Titonka
C. H. Ostwinkle
Herbert Butts
Botsford Lumber Co
Butts
Humboldt County
Riverdale
Donald
John
Charles
M. J. Koob
A. K. Anderson
Ostwinkile
Charles Koob
Jose Gonzeles
Mason City
Shar
Hoon Family Honored at Farewell Monday Evening
A farewell party for Supt and Mrs C A Hoon and their children was held at George Bonacker park with Lions Club and Titonka Woman's Club sponsorship. After a 7 o'clock picnic supper, attendees sang and speakers included A M Petersen J L Miller Mrs L G Gartner Mrs A M Petersen Miss Verdene Boyken and the Hoons.
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L. G. Gartner
A. M. Petersen
Verdene Boyken
Hoon
Woden School Head and Family Return from Trip
Woden Supt J F Johnson and wife and son Robert returned home Saturday morning from a two week trip. They visited the home of her sister in Akron Ohio and also New York City Hyde Park Washington D C and other eastern points.
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Woden
J. F. Johnson
Robert
Akron
Ohio
New York City
Hyde Park
Washington, D. C
Lotts Creek Girl Tops County 4-H Health Contest
Miss Helen Butler, 15, of Lotts Creek Laasies 4-H club, was named the healthiest girl in Kossuth county after final exams in the county 4-H health contest. About 175 girls were examined with fourteen clubs represented. Butler will represent the county at the state fair. Other blue ribbon honorees included Frances Masterson, Genvieve Brewer, Stella Mayer, with medical and dental exams conducted by Drs. Bourne and Olson.
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Helen Butler
Lotts Creek
Up and Coming 4 H Club Met Thursday August 7
The German Township Up and Coming 4 H girls held their Achievement Day at district No 6 school on Thursday August 7. Lydia Dreesman president gave a welcome talk followed by the club pledge. Roll call covered How 4 H Work Has Helped Me. Delores Tsebrand reported as secretary and Shirley Bunkofske as treasurer.
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Lydia ‘Dreesman
iHow
Sunderman
Delores Tsebrand
Shirley Bunkofske
Jacqueline Sunderman
Erna Schmidt
Ruth
Margaret Everding
Lake Okoboji
Lydia Dreesman
Ruth Seaton Hicks
Hicks
Arm injury after auto crash ends with bone break
Floyd Bartlett of Denson reported two weeks of arm and shoulder pains after a auto accident. Investigation determined the collar bone was broken.
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Floyd Bartlett
Denson
Court fines Napoleon Center driver for license offense
In Terrill Iowa Napol eon Center a motorist was fined four dollars for operating a motor vehicle without a license. A change of improper registration against Herbert N Potter of Algona was dismissed on.
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Della Vetter
Napoleon Center
Terrill
Iowa
Herbert N. Potter
Algona
Big Titonka Indian Day Celebration Planned
The thirty seventh annual Indian Day celebration in Titonka is set for Friday August 15 with the largest crowd expected. A full program includes free acts, ball game Wesley versus Lotts Creek in North Iossuth League action, Tyke Theatre show I Wanted Wings, Coliseum skating and dancing with Ol Menke’s orchestra, Britt Band concerts, five big rides, and airplane rides by Herb Klaasie.
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Titanka
Wesley Vs. Lotts Creek
Iossuth
Tyke Theatre
Wings
Coliseum
Olt Menke
Fairmont
Minn
Britt
Erris Wheel
Herb Klaasie
Titonka
Schroeder Relatives Reunion At Gall State Park
A Sunday reunion for the Schroeder family gathered 92 relatives at Gall State Park. Attendees included J. L. Crees, J. H. Mc Cauley of Brandywine Maryland, Henry Rosenda of Mankato, Will Rike of Woden, Carl Voigt and George W. Wolf of Fenton, and many other members from Titonka Algona Bancroft and surrounding towns. The event featured kittenball games and a noon picnic dinner.
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J. L. Crees
J. H. McCauley
Brandywine
Maryland
Henry Rosenda
Mankato
Minn
Will Rike
Woden
George W. Wolf
Fenton
Carl Voigt
Harold Leenburg
Bancroft
August Rosenthal
Granada
Carl Stoll
Forest City
Ernest Hansen
Titonka
A. FP. Schroeder
Webster City
Amelia Rike
Algona
John B. Pannkuk
Will Wirtjes
Lakota
August Pannkuk
Bricelyn
Raleigh
Sever Pannkuk
Duncombe
Everett Pannkuk
Burt
Babies of the Week From Wesley and Algona Hospital Births
Erling Flom and wife welcome a baby boy at an Algona hospital with their daughter Sandra as a sibling. Formerly Miss Katie Eden, Mrs. Will Eden is among the relatives. Albert Monson and Clare Wingert families report newborns including a boy and a girl.
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Wesley
Erling Flom
Algona Hospital
Sandra
Flom
Katie Eden
Will Eden
Albert Monson
General Hospital
Algona
Clare Wingert
Former Woden Woman Struck by Lightning Near Charles City
Relatives report Mrs. William Albers was struck by lightning during an electrical storm Sunday evening at Charles City and remained hospitalized. The Albers family, formerly of Woden, had lived on a farm near Charles City with two children.
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William Albers
Charles City
Albers
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