George G Schutter Dies Suddenl y In Titonka Iowa
The Titonka area mourns the sudden death of farmer George G. Schutter aged 65 near Titonka on Monday afternoon. He was born June 8 1871 in Grundy County and survived by ten children and sixteen grandchildren with a large extended family. Funeral services were held December 17 at the Titonka Methodist Church with burial in Buffalo Township Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Schutter
Mr. Schutter
Algona
John Wubben
Mr. Wubben
Buffalo Center
German Township
Grundy County
Ack Jey
Iowa
Titonica
Tillie
Mercy
Mason City
George, G. Schutter
Tillie Spieker
Royal Oak
Michigan
Schutter
Britt
Lona
Henry
Gary
South Dakota
Titonka
W. L. Patterson
Buffalo Township
Roy Ball
John Pink
Frank Reynolds
Ernest Peterson
Ray Oesterreicher
George Peterson
Mildred
Local Luverne News and Social Highlights
Mr and Mrs Herman C Tjarks visited Mrs Henry Dirksen of Woden on Thursday. Luverne Red Cross drive raised 89.50. A second fox hunt produced one fox. Matt Hansen from south of town stopped by Monday. Churches plan Christmas programs and practices for children. Drivers warned against passing another car at intersections. Arnold Gray family guests of Hamilton Hatchery. Clemans family visited Emmetsburg. Henry Avans began work as a rural mail carrier Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman C. Tjarks
Henry Dirksen
Woden
Red Cross
Luverne
Luverne Red Cross
Matt Hansen
Arnold Gray
Henry Avans
Aq Ayelniery Mall
Conservation Grants Prep By Algona Panel
Algona county soil conservation committee has been busy preparing another batch of grant applications. They expect to have a substantial number ready to send to the state committee for approval next week.
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Algona
County Soil Conservation Committee
Eight Couples Granted Marriage Licenses This Week
Marriage licenses were granted to eight couples during the week. Clarence Baum of Lakota and Marie A Mortfeldt of Blue Earth Minnesota Glendon Baum of Blue Earth and Audrey Monson of Frost Minn D M Smith and Bonnie Knapper both of Des Moines Gerald Grimm of Humboldt and Mabel Hocking of Pocahontas.
Injured Farmer John Uken Struck by Fork
North of town farmer John Uken was injured Saturday afternoon while unloading hay when a fork slipped and pierced his left leg. A child helped, but the wound was treated by a doctor and deemed not serious though painful.
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John Uken
Mr. Uken
Only Son Very Sick at Home Near Town
John Robert Boyken, only son of Mr and Mrs John W Boyken of north of town, is seriously ill after a week of rheumatism followed by a general infection. He had several baby teeth pulled due to infection and four more are yet to be extracted, leaving him most uncomfortable.
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John Robert
John W. Boyken
Herman Franzen Plans New Two Story Farm Home
Herman Franzen has prepared plans for a new two story farm home to be built on the site of his old residence. The 28 by 30 foot main house will include a 10 by 28 foot east porch and will be electric lit with furnace and bathroom facilities. Construction is slated to begin early next spring and the home is to be modern and up to date in line with the best city residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Franzen
Failure to Stop Leads to Fines in Local Court
Algona resident H Meisenberg of Litchfield Minnesota failed to stop at the 18 and 169 junction last week. Patrolman West summoned him to Justice H B Whites office where he received a $2 fine plus $2 costs. John Alfers of Algona also faced the court for no tail light and a single headlight. fined $10 with $2 costs, the fine suspended upon payment of costs.
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Algona
P. Meisenberg
Litchfield
Minnesota
West
Justice H. B. White
John Alfers
County Board Sets Drainage Assessments in Algona
The Kossuth County board of supervisors met to review drainage matters with transfers among funds. Assessments were levied on multiple drains including Sub 4 Drain 8, Drain 5, Drain 3, Sub 6 of 12, Drains 20 538 68 72 81 88 84 6 90 97 98 102 1138 116 120 121 126 128 139 156 158 162 164 177 Sub 1 of Drain 166 Joint 2-36 Kossuth Humboldt Joint 3-416 Kossuth Humboldt Joint 6-110 Kossuth Humboldt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
County Board of Supervisors
Kossuth-Humboldt
Kossuth Humboldt
Low Telephone Rates During Christmas and New Year
North western Bell announces special reduced long distance rates for Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. Rates mirror nightly and Sunday discounts for calls over about 50 miles across the United States and to Canada Cuba the Caribbean islands Hawaii Java the Philippines and parts of Latin America excluding Mexico. On New Year’s the offer covers the British Isles and much of continental Europe. Company aims to improve holiday service by spreading calls across holidays to ease evening congestion.
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M. S. Graven
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
United States
Canada
Cuba
Caribbean
Hawaii
Java
Philippines
Central America
Mexico
British Isles
Europe
M. S. Craven
Gala Holiday Begins Monday Titonka business men organize events
A Titonka meeting at the Tyke Theatre on December 10 reorganized the local business men to sponsor a Christmas week gala starting Monday. Shops will stay open nightly, a free kiddie show is planned, candy distributed, and turkeys and poultry will be tossed from stores for townsfolk to chase. Committees led by J. L. Miller and Wm. Boyken outline fowl day and prize distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men
Titonka
Tyke Theatre
J. L. Miller
Wm. Boyken
W. J. Denton
H. A. French
Fred Hagen
A. I. Mann
Harry Reed
J. R. Senuffer
Prizes To Be Given Away Wednesday
Local notices list a series of prizes and items donated by numerous businesses in Titonka and surrounding areas for an upcoming Wednesday event. Entries include egg mash sacks, roofing, oil, cash, trade credit, merchandise, and subscriptions. The town’s merchants and residents are noted as contributors alongside brief remarks about recent town activity and a car passing law.
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North In
Titonka Telephone Co
Intermill Inn—box
van Dyke Cigars
Frank Hoff
Trade Credit
Forest City Prod. Co
J. A. Bleich
Bleich & Intermill—cash Bonacker Bros
J. B. Keil & Son
Honey Sonnenberg
Local residents visit doctors and attend to family matters
Chris Brandt took his father in law Boyd Pannkuk to Mason City for a doctor consult as Pannkuk has been making frequent treatment trips in recent weeks. Algona visitors John Pink Maree Amesbury and son Billy spent the weekend with Hart Stotts in Klemme before Mrs Stott accompanied them to Mason City for business and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Brandt
Boyd Pannkuk
Mason City
Pannkuk
John Pink
Maree Amesbury
Billy
Algona
Hart Stotts
Klemme
Stott
H. Patterson
Algona National Farm Loan Association
Omaha
Helo
Geo. Boekelman
Helko Boekelman
Maurice Keil
Ray Hangen
Vernon Larson
Harvey Graham
Wayne Miller
Willis Phelps
Will Schram
Helfer
Bonacker
Titonka area social and business moves noted
Local residents visit Algona and Titonka for shopping and events. church improvements, house moves, and plans for new residences dominate the week. Notable names include Ted Hinders Woden and Monno Risius Buffalo Center, with community notices on socials, theatergoing, and a pheasant damage crackdown planned by Game Warden Pierce.
District Court News in Brief From Heald's Court Week
Judge George Heald presided in Spencer with a jury returning Tuesday. Last week's cases included Ollie Long vs Dr James Mueller for malpractice damages and several driven while intoxicated charges. Guilty pleas, dismissals, and fines were handed down alongside civil auto collision claims and guardianship matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Heald
Spencer
Ollie Long
James A. Mueller
G. CG. Knight
Armstrong
Hart Jay
Jay
Glenn Funderburk
Julius Juchem
W. W. Bingaman
O. C. Christensen
Viggo R. Christensen
Harry Scott
Winnebago
Minn
Bancrot
Viggo
L. Warneke
J. F Fisher
Adam Luchsinger
Nick
M. Cc. Thill
Elizabeth Laird
Delia Laird
Christian Neuman
F. Neuman
Matilda Neuman
Frank Neuman
BH. J. Murtagh
Dugene Murtagh
Arthur Buckholdt
H. B. White
Incubators Open House Showcases New Chick Rearing Tech
A. E. Mann, local hatchery man, hosts an all day open house Saturday to display two automatic incubators with 30 000 and 60 000 egg capacities. The units feature no candling, a simple moisture control, and an extra front loading door to prevent temperature change during loading. Free coffee and doughnuts, questions welcome, all are invited.
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Titanka
A. E. Mann
Mr. Mann
Titonka High Loses Two Games
Titonka High school hosted Swea City for two basketball games Tuesday night. Swea City won both contests with scores 22 to 13 in the junior game and 16 to 2 in the senior match. The games were competitive though the victors held the lead throughout.
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Titonka High
Swea City
Swea
Santa to Distrubte Treats on Street Near Tyke Theatre
Local groups plan a Christmas event with Santa on the street in front of the Tyke Theatre after the Friday show. He will hand out treats to all children who attend and those passing by on Wednesday afternoon.
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Americans Legion
Ita Auxiliary
Parent-Teachers Association
Ini Tyre
Santa
Tyke Theatre
Oley Michaelson Returns From Washington Visit
Oley Michaelson came home last Friday after a month with his brother Court Michaelson and family in Tacoma. He described a steady sightseeing schedule and said the trip was the time of his life. Court, who moved to Tacoma twenty years ago, has five children Delbert Viola Ethel Ray and LeRoy. Delbert works in a paper mill earning 70 cents an hour with overtime to reach $1. Court also works at the same mill. Viola is a supervisor in a dairy factory and the younger children are in high school. Court married a Heitland girl from Buffalo Center over twenty years ago.
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Esther Askin
Bonacker
Algona
George Sonnehberg
Holland
Iowa
Monno Risius
Buffalo Center
Ida Sachan
Mesdames
W. F. Hamstreet
H. I. Torgersen
R. C. Ball
Mason City
Henry Brung
John G. Rippentrop
Titonka
California
Ed Woods
Woden
Titonica
Howard French
Herbert Potter
Lutheran Church
Clarence Cooper
Myrna Rae
Robert Clemang
Raymond Bartlett
C. V
C. V. Pendergast Residence While the Pendergasts
A. Schram
Julia Reynolds
Florence
Edith
Orval Buffington
Baby
Lakota
Titanica
Leo Orthel
A. M. Petersen
New Hampton
Gordon Hansen
Drusill
Harry McElroy
Wagle Grove
Raleigh Pannkay
Bricelyn
Minn
William Mayland
Minnesota
A. EB. Mann
Titonkga
Clair Heifner
Baby Ina Lee
Emma Heifner
Earl Stott
Helmers
Tyke Theatre
Anthony Adverse
Marcus Holm
Burt
Marcus
van Ness
Warner Schmidt
Titonia
Warner
Reof
Pierce
Swea City
Bancroft
Fenton
L. C. Heifner
Ellsworth
Lois Heifner
Will Huff
Des Moines
Heifnera
Afton
W. B. Hughes
Geo. G. Schutter
Larson
Jerry
Tietonka
Horman Tjarke
Court Michaelson
Tacoma
Washington
Oley Michaelson
Oley
Court
Delbert
Viola
Births at Kossuth Hospital in Algona
Mr and Mrs Ed Callies welcomed an 8 pound baby girl named Marylane Sue on Monday forenoon December 14. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Fisher welcomed an 8 14 pound baby boy named Paul Ingham on Tuesday at Kossuth Hospital in Algona. It is the couple's first boy and second child.
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Ed. Callies
Sue
Marylane Sue
Kenneth Fisher
Kossuth Hospital
Algona
Paul Ingham
Rural Electrification Meeting At Titonka School
A meeting at the Titonka school house Friday evening December 18 will discuss rural electrification. Harold Beatty from the Ames Extension Department will outline how the plan works and answer questions. Renwick has a similar project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Harold Beatty
Extension Department of
Ames
Renwick
Rebekkah Lodge Elects Officers in Ti tanka Meeting
The Uriel Rebekkah lodge of Ti tanka met in regular session and elected Noble Grand Ollie Bruns Vice Grand Elsie Hansen Secretary Camilla Cooper Treasurer Nellie Nelson. Installation planned for early January, possibly a joint ceremony with Odd Fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uriel Rebekkah Lodge of
Titanka
National Reemployment Service boosts private jobs in Algona
The National Reemployment Service reports six men and two women hired in private work last week and three men transferred out of the county on PWA contracts. The agency is campaigning with private employers to replace PWA work during winter weather and asks all employers to cooperate.
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P. W. A. Algona
National Reemployment Service
P W.A
P.ww.wa
Geo Hulmes Suffers Stroke Near Woden Farm
George Hulmes, a farmer north of Woden, suffered a paralysis stroke Monday evening while chores were being done on his farm. The 60 year old man lost use of his left side, was taken to Buffalo Center, brought home the same night, and remains not improved. He can eat and feels reasonably well but is hampered by immobility of the left side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Hulmes
George Hulmes
Woden
Mr. Hulmes
Buffalo Center
Methodist Church Notes With December Events
W L Patterson pastor notes Sunday School at 10 00 Willis Phelps superintendent Morning Worship at 11 00 Epworth League 730 pm Willis Phelps leader Christmas program set for Thursday evening December 24 at Doan morning worships 930 4 My Sunday School 1900 Phe Ladies Aid Society meet at the home of Mia Asa on Thursday December 7 Christmas program on Wednesday evening December 2ard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Phelps
Epworth
Doan
Ladies Aid Socie
Mia Asa
Et Eniae
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J. I. Miller
Watson
Ted Hinders
Menno Rislus
Dean
Ida Sachau
Delma Henderson
District Court News
A. BE. Mann
Rebbekah Lodge
Towa
Emery Stewart
Wm. Ricklefs
Abbe Winter
J. A. Husinga
Methodist Church Notes
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