Local Social Roundup from East Woden Area
Mr and Mrs C Hallo visited Gus Swingen this Friday. A group including G Saathoff and Mrs Wenry visited Mrs Fred Saat how last week. Geo Helm helped Swingen stack outs. J L Walters who owns the farm H Helm occupied for two years visited last week and rented the farm to Helm for five years. Emma Oakland, bound for Skinner school teaching next term, sought boarding nearby. Helm hosted Tjaden visit. D R Sweet girls had a pony tipover but no injuries. Yost girls visited D R Sweet. Oley Peterson called at Oley Gjeld. the two families later went to Crystal Lake. Wigfield visited C Dingman. John Unitek of Britt and Dick Stayken and daughter of Lennox visited Herman Heli on Wednesday. Jaiyken and family stayed overnight. Helm convoyed them to Britt next day, stopping to visit Floyd Dingman and Ross Morgan places. Guyken is G M Guyken’s brother-in-law of Britt. The millenium nears as Gabriel Janssen bought a Ford from Banker J J Cosgrove on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Oakland
Skinner School
Yost
D. RR. Sweet Home
Oley Peterson
Oley Gjeld
Crystal Lake
Miss Wigfield
C. Dingman
John Unitek
Britt
Dick Stayken
Lennox
Herman, Heli
Jaiyken
North West Wesley
Roy Godden
Sam Harr
Norman Harr
O. T .Anderson
Des Moines
Paul Nelson
Nevada
Carol
Nola Andrews
Eather Juchenreuther
McElroy
P. C. Christensen
Gibson
Zack Gibson
Heard Gibson
Martinek
Frank Rakow
Henry Jenson
Jake Smith
Bob Bonkdiske
Algola
J. D. Andrews
Matt Hanson
Frank Schultz
Lane
Rock
Andrews
Carrie Hanson
Helen
Edith Jenson
Kuchenreuther
Algona
Soren
Otto Nelson
Mis
Germania
QT. Anderson
Vesta Breese
Burt
Jim Gibson
Minnesota
Lanes Aid
Ellen Ward
C. G. Dennis
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Rockford
Tay Andrews
Otto Goeta
Bee Clarguee Andrews
O. T. Anderson
Merril
Titonka
Ball
M. Grogs
Lone Rock
Miss Cora
Hanseon
Jack Worsley
North West Wesley Items Chronicle Local Social Notes
Local residents report visits and calls from families and neighbors across Norman Harr Burt and Algona. Carmon and Paul Nelson visit, young folks travel for camp and fairs, health updates from a farming community, and a school bond proposal discussion for Buffalo Center receives vote results.
Former Titonka Boy Letters From Llano Grande Texas 1916
Harold D Wooldridge of the 4th Nebraska Infantry writes from Llano Grande Texas describing camp life three miles west of Mercedes. He notes limited water supply improved, reports a drowning incident at a nearby lake, and mentions daily four mile marches and a ten mile Friday hike while hoping to return for junior year at the State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano Grande
Texas
Titonka
State University
Nebraska
Nebraska Infantry
Indiana
Minnesota
N. Dak
Mercedes
Harold D. Wooldridge
Keep the Town Clean Promotes Civic Pride and Health
A rural notice urges residents to keep streets yards and vacant lots clean to boost health and town reputation. It argues a clean town signals civic effort and deters decline. The piece notes Frank Hagan and son Fred visited Mason City for a Cerro Gordo County Fair and planned to buy a cement block machine in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hagan
Fred
Mason City
Cerro Gordo County
Palr
Waterloo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Titania Savings Bank
Titonea Savings Bank
Gabriel Janssen
Ford
J. J. Cosgrove
First Rational Bank
J. W. Sullivan
E. J. Murtagh
Wm. Boyken
Edith Budlong
C. B. Murtagh
S. E. McMahon
Aug. Sehram
G. D. Welhousen
Boyken
Budlong & Sons
Automobe
Atlantic
Germany
Deuthhland
Elovtor
Buffalo
Kossuth
Jover Northern
Jowa
Queal Yards
DeLloye Thompson
Omiie
Pompeii
Lex Go
Leo Breen
Estherville
Rock Island
Weels
C. E. Dahl
Sibley
Litchfield
Gall
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