Titonka triumphs at Swea City in tight high school tilt
Titonka edged Swea City 14 to 13 after a seesaw second half as Rippen trop Was led Titonka with 9 points and Billbor ough of Swea had 7. Woden hosts next Monday as the Swedes drop the boys game 19-14 in a separate setback. the article also lists various school sports and student activities.
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Swea City
Swe
Titonka
Swen Aunk
Rippentrop
Flan
Billborough
Swea
Woden
Lundquiet
Brung
Battsack
Tho
Lone Rock
Indians
Sexton Man Injured In Collision Near Here
William Hedrick Sr. suffered head injuries and severe shock when his car rear ended by a salesman’s vehicle. Hedrick was driving home from Algona west of town, his trailer hitched to the car. The salesman said he was blinded by headlights and could not avoid the collision. A passerby took Hedrick to Kossuth hospital where he is reported recovering.
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Mr. Hedvick
Kossuth Hospital
George Hulme of Woden Dies at 69
George Hulme 69 of a northeast of town died Sunday morning at home after a stroke last Thursday. He had prior illness and was partly paralyzed after a similar stroke two years ago. Survived by wife, daughter Mrs George Andrews of Buffalo Center, sons Howard north of Woden and Thomas of Miller. Funeral at Methodist church Wednesday at 1 PM after a short home service. Burial in Bingham township cemetery.
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WODPN
George Hulme
Town
Hulme
Mr. Hulme
George Andrews
Buffalo Center
Howard
Woden
Thomas
Miller
Methoda
Bingham Township
County Legion Auxiliary Meeting at Burt on Thursday
The Kossuth County Legion and Auxiliary will hold a Burt meeting Thursday December 8 at 8 pm in the new Legion hall. Ray McWhorter of Burt was elected county commander and will preside. A program is hoped, with lunch served by Burt Auxiliary and a post lunch dance to follow.
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He Kossuth
County Legion and Auxiliary
Burt
Legion Hall
Ray McWhorter
Annual 4H Banquet Held at Lone Rock School
The annual boys and girls 4 H club banquet was held Monday evening at the Lone Rock school gymnasium with about 200 attendees including 12 from the vicinity. Patricia Matera presided, a patrolman screened a film, and local groups performed songs and talks. Guests included Ray and Harold Miller, J A Bleich, Louis Bartlett, Mary Oesterreicher, and 4 H members.
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Lone Rock
Patricia Matera
Whittemore Whiggers
the Govotte
Ployd Bode
Fenton
Louis Bartlett
Kossuth County
Ruth Seaton Hicks
Hare
Mra
Ray Miller
Mrg
Harold Miller
J. A. Bleich
Mary Oesterreicher
Ola Mas Miller
Laura Jean Smith
Alice Budiong
Glenn Miller
Herman Schutter
Sixteen Hampshire Pigs In One Litter
Ed claims a Hampshire sow gave birth to sixteen piglets last week and says he killed one to ease the burden on the mother. He reports 15 alive on Monday, noting the challenge of finding enough dinner table space for all of them.
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Jimmy ‘Llaydan
Gladys Meyer
Ellsworth Heilner
Nancy Adamson Jand
Loren Jansen
Alfred Baade
Amy Fisher
Doris Hofmann
Roger Krominga
Richard Peterson
Jimmy Slayden
Wilbur Willis
Deloing Basckholz
Hampshire
Fines and sentences handed down in Algona district court
Algona district court actions include Walter Heldt given a sentence not to exceed ten years for forcery. Ray Groag and Hugh Ward bound over on domestic fowl larceny. C. E. Dearc fined and jailed 3 months for intoxicated driving. Ernest Jones jailed 30 days for writing bad checks. Jurors told not to report unless notified. Divorces granted to Anna Haskins and Emma Esther Asking. Ralph D. Gillette granted a decree for cruel and inhuman treatment. Ward pleading guilty to petty larceny received 30 days, with charges reduced after time already served.
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Algona
Walter Heldt
Alsona
F.C. Davidson
Emmetsburg
Anamoga
Bancroft
Heta
Ray Groag
Hugh Ward
Grand
Justice of Peace
P. A. Dawson
DB. M. Gross
Plum Creek Township
C. E. Dearc
Algona Way
Ernest Jones
Justice Dawson
Goldatrict
Judge Davidson
Anna H. Haskins
Riley Haskins
Sweat City
Emma Esther
Titonka
Noah Arnold Askina
Ralph D. Gillette
Clara H. Gillette
Davidson
Advent Sermon and Church Announcements at Immanuel Lutheran
Immanuel Lutheran Church led by Pastor Adolph Killan near Titonka outlines Advent meaning and the threefold coming of the Savior. Announcements include German services next Sunday at 10 40 a m Sunday School at 9 80 a m Christmas program practice Sunday afternoon at 2 00 p m Confirmation class Saturday 9 30 to 3 30 Ladies Aid Thursday 1 30 Moa Walter Ostermann hostess Choir rehearsal Thursday 7 30 p m.
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
Adolph Killan
Titonka
Bethlehem
Joseph Grigg
Saylor
Les
Ne'sr
Ladies Aid
Moa
Walter Ostermann
Breen Post 465 American Legion and Auxiliary meeting notice
The Breen Post 465 American Legion and Auxiliary announce a regular December meeting at the Legion Hall on Tuesday evening. Welfare chair Pearl Rickless reports a Department request to supply Christmas gifts for adopted sons, to be delivered before Christmas. Community service chair Irene Petergan and her committee will work with the Legion Project P.T. and the Good Will Club to sponsor the annual Community Christmas Tree.
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Legion Hall
Dee. G
Pearl Rickless
Department
Community Service
Irene Petergan
The
Legion, P.T
Good ‘Will Club
Mrs Reynolds Dies at 83 in Titonka
Obituary notes Sarah Marah Lamoreux Reynolds born June 8 1856 in Lucerne County Tennsylvania died November 27 1938 at her Titonka Iowa home aged 83 years 5 months and 19 days. She lived in Lanark Ilinola Illinois Larned Kansas then Iowa settling Titonka. Survived by son Charles and son Frank. daughter Lydia Briggs. daughter-in-law Julia Reynolds. brother William Lamoreux. sisters Emma Weatherwax Clara Iseley Cora Young. ten grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral Tuesday at Methodist church Rev Patterson officiating with music by local quartet and pallbearers listed. Burial at Buffalo Township Cemetery.
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Sarah Marah Lamoreux
Lucerne County
Tennsylvania
Titonka
Lanark
Ilinola
Benjamin Reynolds
Charles Reynolds
Cudahy
Wisconsin
Frank Reynolds
Samuel Reynolds
Mtonka
Lydia Briggy
Iron River
Larned
Kansas
Illinois
Iowa
Samuel
Lydia
Charles
Frank
Louis Briggs
Julia Reynolds
Titonia
William Lamoreux
Stevensville
Montana
Emma Weatherwax
Milledgeville
Ilinois
Clara Iseley
Monroe
Cora Young
Long Beach
California
Methodist Church
W. L. Patterson
R. C G. Ball
A. Hoan
W. A. Schram
Wilbur Schram
R. C. Ball
Jerry Schutter
Fred Hagan
Clarence Cooper
Harold Miller
Lester Hagen
Buffalo Township
Methodist Church Notes Weekly Schedule and Rally Report
Pastor W Li Patterson leads Sunday School at 10:00 AM and Morning Worship at 11:00 AM with Epworth League at 7:30 PM and choir practice at 8:00 PM. Epworth League members attend Burt sub district rally. topics include a survey of the Old and New Testaments. sixty attendees. Doan service details noted. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Martinek’s home with Mrs Sparks assisting.
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Methodist Church
W. Li. Patterson
Epworth League
Burt
Burt League
Algona Iistrict
Doan
Organ Dedication Planned for Good Hope Lutheran Church
Good Hope Lutheran Church announces a December 11 dedication of its new Kimball organ with an English service at 10 30 AM and a German service at 2 30 PM marking the tenth anniversary of the church House of Worship A concert of organ music and male quartet to close the day Pledge cards are urged to be returned and payments made promptly Services also set for Sunday December 4 including a German language service at 10 30 and Sunday School at 9 30 with Christmas program practice Friday evening
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Chicago
Kimball
House of Worship
Nex
Choly
Thanksgiving guests at Koppen home southeast of Lakota
Mr and Mrs Robert Clemans were Thanksgiving day guests at the Otto Koppen home southeast of Lakota. Other guests were Mr and Mrs Roy Farrington Vera and Lora May Montgomery Iowa Mr and Mrs Howard Hagge and daughter Janice Buffalo Center Mrs Emma Smith Misa Lella Hansen and Mr Emory Smith
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Robert Clemans
Otto Koppen
Lakota
Roy Farrington
Vera
Lora May
Montgomery
Iowa
Howard Hagge
Janice
Buffalo Center
Emma Smith
Misa-Lella Hansen
Emory Smith
Irvington Youth Kills Fox With Ear of Corn
ALGONA The Irvington youth Louis Scheppmann stunned a fox with an ear of corn, killing it after a chase with Eugene Colwell nearby. The fox was struck behind the ears and died, with bounty collected in Algona.
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Irvington Youth
Fox
Algona
Louis Scheppmann
Irvington
Kossuth
Scheppmann
Eugene Colwell
Colwell
Sly Reyward
Funeral of Lakota Lady Held Thanksgiving Day
Funeral services were held on Thanksgiving day for Mrs. T. C. Schaper at the M. H. church with Rev. H. E B. Harvey in charge, burial in Maple Hill cemetery. She died at home on Tuesday after months of illness, confined to bed three days. Survived by husband, one sister Mrs. Ackers, and four brothers Arthur, Clarence Lester of Lakoma, George of Woden, John of California.
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Arthur and
Clarence Lester
This Place
George
Woden
John
California
Thumb Amputation From Grinding Ax End
A man near Algona, about six miles northeast, cut off the end of his thumb while sharpening an ax on a grindstone. A nearby scythe and wall were damaged as the action occurred, with the missing thumb portion being the principal injury.
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Wagona
Imergin Hauenstein
Algona
Young Farmer of Cresco Injured in Picker Incident
Cresco township farmer Harold R. Clayton suffered a badly bruised right hand when caught in a corn picker last week. Doctors hoped to save the injured hand.
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Cresco
Algona
Haroldr
Clayton
Hold Homemakers School December 2 in Buffalo and German Townships
The first homemaker training school for leaders of Buffalo and German townships will be held by Ruth Seaton Hicks at the home of Mrs. Otto Falk on Friday December 2 from 10 a m to 4 p m This event targets elected leaders from home maker study groups Plans for follow up meetings were arranged at Mrs Falk s home with leaders and cooperators present including Mrs Ruth Seaton Hicks Mrs Ed Zweifel Mrs Elmer Petersen Mrs Will Schutter Mrs Otto Falk and Mrs Henry A Bruns Any interested woman may call for information The town group follow up lesson will be at the Otto Falk home on Friday December 9 and details for each district follow.
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Buffalo
Ruth Seaton Hicks
Otto Falk
Ed Zweifel
Elmer Petersen
Will Schutter
Henry A. Bruns
Isadora
Henry A. Bruna
Nollesa
Highway Patrolman Here Tuesday to Check Buses
A highway patrolman visited Tuesday to inspect school buses. He will file a defect list with the state and copies go to the school board and local superintendent. He noted exhaust and heater issues and said follow up checks may verify that defects are remedied. The state aims to improve bus safety for children.
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State Department
Pioneer Champions Free Show At Tyke Wednesday
A free moving picture on hybrid seed corn will be shown Wednesday at 2:30 PM at Tyke Theatres. Rr Mawdsley of Burt, local representative for Pioneer Hi-Bred Corn Company, promotes the educational feature detailing inbreeding to final processing and benefits of hybrid corn for farmers. The program traces Pioneer’s corn breeding from Johnston Iowa, with stations in Algona Princeton and Herndon, and notes multiple processing plants in towns including Algona and Durant.
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Champione
Edtvig
Tyke Theatres
Rr Mawdsley
Burt
Johnston
Iowa
Des Moines
Algona
Princeton
Tlinois
Herndon
Virginia
Corn Belt
Pioneer Hi
Miss Lorine Garman Weds Philip Goetz of Wesley
Miss Lorine Garman daughter of Mr and Mrs August Garman married Philip Goetz of Wesley at St Josephs Catholic church officiated by Rev A J Wagener. The bride wore royal blue crepe with yellow flowers, her sister Margaret Garman was maid of honor, and Lawrence Goetz attended the groom. Altar boys were Louis and Thomas Garman Edward Johnson and Erwin Olaen. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast and three course dinner were served at the bride’s grandparents and parents homes to relatives followed by a reception and a dance at Sexton hall for friends and relatives.
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Wesley
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Milas Lorring Garman
August Garman
Philip Gosty
Michael Gostz
A. J. Wagener
Margaret Garman
Lawrence Goetz
Louis
Thomas Garman
Edward Johnson
Erwin Olaen
George Higgins Health Update
George Higgins has not been the best of health this past week as he recovered from a recent illness.
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George Higgins
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