Woden Schools to Open Monday
Woden plans to open on Monday September 2 with a morning enrollment meeting to explain courses and assign textbooks. iSchool will dismiss by noon. Staffing includes J F Johnson superintendent and teachers Hall Redfield Wirth Whitthauer Anderson Frederickson. Extra activities listed and textbook exchanges set for Saturday August 31. Local residents and staff attendance noted with multiple social visits and community events mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Woden
J. F. Johnson
Richard Hall
Misa Edna Mae Redfield
Eva ‘Withhauer
Lucille Anderson
Hyelyn Fredrickson
Wodan
Iowa
Woden Area Social News From Local Visits and Travel
Mrs Helena Hanna spent Friday and Saturday with friends in Mason City while Ole A Hanna and Ichio were callers in Algona. The article lists numerous local residents visiting, returning home from Castlewood South Dakota, Boulder Colorado, and other towns, plus a birth in Buffalo Center and patrolling at Mason City beauty school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Hanna
Mason City
Ole A. Hanna
Ichio
Algona
Alfred Swingen
Vernon
Font Dodge
Johanna Greenfield
Dick Greenfield
Castlewood
South Dakota
Stella Mae Greenfield
Inez Hehels
Britt
Helena Koch and
Wille Hidahi
Rake
Pred Krieger
Buffalo Center
Lois Krieger
Ames
Mabel Krieger
Stella
Bernard Ludeking
Ted Gerdes
Dale Rittenhouse
Woden
C. R. Kruse
Rowley
Kruge
Orville Erdahl
Ames and
M's
Cuthbert
Dolmage ‘Hospital
Lakota Community Greetings and Local Notes
Mr and Mrs Wilford Wortman from George Iowa visited local families on their Cedar Falls trip. Ukena and Powers families attended events with relatives from St Paul New York and Kirksville Mo. Bob Powers placed third with a white faced Hereford at the fair. Several residents traveled to Cedar Falls and Algona for graduations teaching meetings and summer school. A car collision damaged a pole after Ted Abbas failed to turn at an intersection. Round headed horary in apple trees may be dug from the trunk with wire and shar ykaita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Wilford Wortman
George
Iowa
C.A. Gutknecht
J. BE. Ukena
I. E. Wortman
Cedar Falls
Minnesota
Bob
Marnes
Wortman
Ona Morris
Billy
Kirksville
P. Powers
Cathering Powers
Ruban Olson
D. O. ‘Friets
St. Paul
New York
Catherine Powers
Algona
Stevens
Wm. Obert
Mt. Pleasant
C. Freeark
Clear Lake
Vincent Milman
HE. J. Woodworth
Patricia
Iowa State Teachers College
C. O.peterson
Jennie Wagner
Buffalo Center
Ted Abbas
Buffalo ‘Center
Flora Williams
Charles City
Vee Mullin
Misa Alving Oppedahl
Kleinpeter
Halvor Trom Jr
Otto Nelson
Omaha
Alfred Nelson
Oliver Young
Albert Young
Titonka
Ida Young
Mason Guy
Ted Worsley
Ventura
Robert Young
George Long
Dennis
Lone Rock
Clarence Ackerson
Carl Wester
Oskaloosa
Emil Wester
Dannelle Erdman
Joseph Hisenbacher
I. A. Disenbacher
Town City
Wayne Swinton
Galesburg
Ill
A. BE. Giddings
Giddings
Swinton
St. ‘Charles
Mabel Weise
Wesley Cars
Eva Mills
Mildred Fox
Exchange State Bank
Frank Fox
Cambria
Town
Donald Kraus
Milwaukee
Harold Brooke
Emms Studer
Wyoming
Bertha Richtsmeier
Ana
Iowa Falls
Ann Richtsmeier
Clara Hoeffle
Port Dodge
Tom Warburger
Hd Hildman
Will Kline
Jerome
Fairhope
Alabama
Sisters of St. Joseph’s Parochial School
Lodge Hall
Leo Sankey
John Senateh
T. A. McMahon
Louis Kent
Dwight, Ill
Michael Fox
Fox
Mabel Kent
Frances Miller
Kossuth Hospital
Bancroft
Pathenia Hansen
Britt
Birthday Observances and Family Gatherings Across Iowa
Neighbors and relatives from multiple towns attend birthdays and family reunions. Visits span from Mankato Minnesota to Rockwell City and Jamesville Iowa, with trips to Utica Illinois and northern Minnesota. Several residents host gatherings, while others plan visits and vacations, including Legion Auxiliary meetings and local club events.
Farmer advertises for two inch rain near Little Sioux
Harry Baldwin, a farmer near Little Sioux, placed an ad in the Little Sioux Hustler seeking a gentle two inch rain. He agreed to pay once Kerr, publisher and local weather reporter, showed two inches. After two weeks Kerr reported four inches, satisfying both, saving Baldwin's crop and paying the publisher double.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Baldwin
Little Sioux
Man Electrocuted While Servicing Refrigerator
Ray Allard of Gladbrick was killed when he was electrocuted while working on an electric refrigerator. The incident occurred during routine maintenance at his workplace, and authorities are reviewing safety procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Allard
Gladbrick
Portland News Neighbors Share Local Sketched News
Emer Ma and family travel to Illinois for a two week visit with John Cox in Algona. Mrs Victor Applegate and children, Donna Applegate, and others attend visits at various homes. Local couples host guests, shop in Fort Dodge, and travel to Lake Okoboji and Pilot Knob. Scarlet fever quarantine affects baby in Laverne Bryan household. Post nuptial shower for Maxine Wolf. Ruth Brayton on list of stide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emer Ma
Bart Millbo
Bernard
John Cox
Algona
Illinois
Victor Applegate
John Koeatler
Donna Applegate
Mary Lee Parson
Victory Applegate
Claude Sigsbee
Dinner Potter
Pilot Knob
Dave Weber
Lois Marlow
Fort Dodge
Dave. Weber
Virgil Fraser
Marlow
Lake Okoboji
Fred Henken
Les Danner
Mapleton, Minn
Glady Bartlett
Wm. Stenzel
Mildred
Northwood
Frank Reynolds
George Grahams
Laverne Bryan
Donald Keene
Keenes
Portland Township
RBA
Raymond Schiltz
Bancroft
Donald Rimgsdorts
Mra
Stewart
Ruth Brayton
Charles City
Frank Maxin
Familly
Darlene Brayton
Maxins
Maxine Wolf
Wm. Ringsdorf
Ruth
Leroy Phelps
Martin Larson
Donald Hulbert
Gerald Ounn
Fred Larson
Walburg
Adel Wins Historic Silver Rosewood Bat Tournament
A silver trimmed rosewood baseball bat won by the Adel baseball team in a 708 tournament at Marshalltown has traveled across the country. Park Garoutts of Denver returned it to Adel, where L. V. Rugsall now possesses it. All members of the winning team are deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adel
Marshalltown
Adal
Park Garoutts
Denver
L. V. Rugsall
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Johnny Géddes
Judy Lee
Art
Presbyterian
Rev. Bothman
Tammy Lackore
Forest City
Johnny Schelager
Johnnoy Sefer
Herman Buns
Bobby Goslin
William Woods
John Schuler
Ban‘croft
Leona
Schuler
Walter Dirksen
Marjorie
Viola Sprank
Viola Igg
Hamilton
Business College
William Hammond
Wesley
Bill Woods
Arnolds Park
American Legion
Charles Christenson
J. L. Lease
Tom ‘Forburger
Frank Baxter
Estella Ludeking
Dick Senne
Thursay
Lakota News
Royal Theatre
Burt, Iowa
Sudey
Wesley News
T. P. Moerz
Wesley Friends
T. U. Crystal
Humboldt
Miun
Isabel Korrins
Dorcas
Alfred Nalson
Erling Mom
Stitch Ang
John Mullins
K. Y
Arabella McPherson
Gregory
Rodney
Leory
DeHria Hall
Paul Friberg
Formar
Nlephew
Rodhey Mall
Cabl Schimmedt
Yvonne
John Burke
Glen Wilson
John Bodeau
Mankato
Minn
Frank Katz
Charles ‘Hebner
August Kutz
Rockwell City
John Miller
John ‘Spangler
James] Villa, Ming
Ted Welland
Harold Nuehring
Utica
Lawrence Stalzer
Melbourne
Albert Neuroth
Albert Hoysr
Waterloo
Hilda Gosts
Woods
Wis
Anton Goetz
Dale Jones
Jones
Gary
Oscar Brue
Fertile
George I<emper
Hartis
Ed Downslow
Otis
Edad Farnum
Whittiar
Cali
Parente
Myr
Haynes
Ethel
Betty Haynes
Las Vegas
New Mexico
P. ©. Haynes
Johanna Hanson
Leo ‘Waldschmidt
Luella
Jimmy
Elliot Waldschmidt
Baby
American Legion Auxiliary
Sam Anne
Rosalie
Leonard
Story City
Peter Hagerly
Oelwein
George Sanders
Margaret Tindsay
Dick Fortin
Pat O'Brien
James Cagney
Ann Sheridan
Andy Devine
Jowa
Pete Smith
Susan
God
Joan Crawford
Frederic March
Portland News
Ernest Godfredson
iRobert Callies
Nick Heesch
Mabel Hartman
West Buffalo
Harry Ricklets
Jim Hangon
Edward Helen
George F. Alice
Tanytlac
Murphy's Feeds
Ted Hinders
Dr. Mer
Wardell Piano Co
Sioux City
Titonka Blacksmiths
Sam
Red Tapa
M. P Haggard
Titanka
C. W. Nicoulin
W. J. Denton
Drugerat
Gordon” Issenhuth
Akron
Issenhuth
Issenbuth
Che Na
Dr. Miles
Chevrolet
Lakota, Iowa
W. E. Ley
FORD
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