Indian Day Visits Dine with Local Guests Across Town
Des Moines Achie Cunningham visited for Indian Day and to see brother Johnnie Cunningham. Britt guests John Blelchs joined Mrs. Sartor's family at their home while Mrs. Sartor remained in Park Hospital Mason City after major surgery. Claire Helmers and family in Clear Lake for Indian Day. Miller pair Martin Bleich hosted Titonka reunions. Phelps family returns to Denver after stay with Chas. Phelps. Marie Sabthoff from Ft. Dodge spent Indian Day with Eddie Sartor's family. Vance Reibsamen also present for Indian Day, with comments on its regular recurrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achie Cunningham
Des Moines
Johnnie Cunningham
John Blelchs
Britt
Hleish
Sartor
Martin Bleich
Miller
Titonka
Pierre Sartor
Park Hospital
Mason City
Willis Phelps
Denver
Willis
Chas
Phelps
Marie Sabthoff
Ft. Dodge
Eddie
Vance Reibsamen
Many Families Visit and Travel in Minnesota and Iowa
A long list of local residents and relatives visit in Minnesota and California style extended trips. Mrs. Art Louis visits Spencer parents in Indian Day. extended family travels to Leach Lake and Hampton for reunions. relatives from Thompson, Seattle, Pasadena and Portland visit Humboldt and nearby towns. News notes include house fire loss near Buffalo Condor, Lincoln clinics, and local ward visits. Rainfall and crop conditions improve with corn and beans looking good. several residents plan trips and attend Indian Day events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Louis
Spencer
George Peterson
Chas. Reed
John Hamilton
Leach Lake
Minnesota
Ben Liehlman
Ronald
G. R. Amelsburg
Thompson
Morris
Minn
Meindert Ullmann
Herman Franzen
Heiko Bruns
George Sonnenberg
Harris
Emma Ostermann
Wayne
Eugene
Delbert Sonnenberg
Lake
Hampton
Wm. Boy
Laura M. Anders
Portland
Oregon
Humboldt
W. H. Ricklefs
Reschester
Mr. Ricklefs
Dwight Graham
Loren Willemssen
Marvin
Ben Isebrand
Isebrand
Riekona
Forest City
Wellsburg
George Gerdes
Isebrands
Peter Hoffman
Wichita
Kansas
Sarter
Mike Hoffman
Bancroft
Mike
Peter
Doctor
Berbourg
Luxembourg
America
Vern Trickel
Mankato
Claus Krull
Trickel
Edith Krull
Titenka
Titonka
Lake Mills
Ralph DeVries
Ruth
Robert
Holland
Iowa
DeVries
Harm Harringa
Louise Harringa
Florence Reaser
Fort Dodge
Doyle
Cherokee
Wilbur Schram
Swan
Bob Schenck
Central City Opera Festival Grows From 19th Century Boom
Central City Colorado prepares for its annual song festival with Metropolitan and City opera stars. The town’s fame stems from the 1859 gold boom that brought miners and $85 million in gold output, followed by decline and a 1932 reopening of the opera house. Today the festival shapes local life and historic buildings, including the Teller House and museums, into a living homage to the boom era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Col
New York
Metropolitan
City Opera
Opera House
University
University of Denver
Frederick McFarlane
Yetta McFarlane Demeter
Damas
Camille
Liliam Gish
Ulysses S. Grant
Horace Greeley
Edwin Booth
John L. Sullivan
Otis Skinner
Fannie War
Coeur d’Alene
Central City Historical Museum
St Hves
Wisconsin to inventory every city over two thousand
Wisconsin state employment service surveys every community of 2500 or more to map economic problems. The project, begun a year ago and due to finish by end of 1952, compiles data on working force rail access industrial pattern facilities housing and recreation to aid executives and guide a long range plan for smaller communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Stassen Taft Bulls And Corn Upsets Village
In Murphysboro Illinois a Taft caravan and Harold Stassen caravan arrived downtown from opposite directions causing traffic snarl. Taft spoke to about 300 at the courthouse while Stassen went to a radio station. A truckload of Black Angus bulls and a five ton load of corn became wedged between the candidates’ vehicles, delaying the scene for about 30 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphysboro
Taft
Harold Stassen
St. Taft
Jackson County
Stassen
Lakota Luckies Hold Achievement Day Event
The Lakota Luckies celebrated achievement day on August 4 at Mrs. C. A. Gutknecht’s home. Judge Mrs. Drone from Algona presided. Older girls conducted a style review featuring dresses made by the participants, with Barbara Winters named best. A lunch prepared by 4-H girls followed the judging, with reporter Margaret Ennen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Gutknecht
Drone
Algona
Barbara Winters
Margaret Ennen
Two Months Old Baby Buried Near Blue Earth Lakota
Connie Jean Tietz died at her home Saturday morning. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tietz. Funeral services were held in Elmore on Monday afternoon with burial in Blue Earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Earth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Titonka Savings Bank
Miller Steel Building CO
Algona, Lowa
Bakers
California
Elbertas
Pillsburys
Small Town Opera
Federal Land Bank
National Farm Loan Association
H. Hutchins
Sec
Treas
S. Dodge St
Bjustroma Furniture
Bjustroms Furniture Company
Algona, Iows
Atomic Energy & Defense Department
Rome
Northwest Bends
Mall
State Fair
Piksept
Bonacker
Bonacker’s
Libbys
Tally-Ho
U-Save Food Market
Athe
H. P
Titonka Implement CO
Lowa
Intermill
Titonka, Iowa
Kool Aid
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