Peter Wagner’s Death Leaves Family in Mourning
Peter Wagner, aged about forty, died after a brief illness following three days of severe weakness. The loss marks the third Severiens family death in seven months, with funeral services at German Reformed Church conducted by Rev. G. Halen. He leaves a wife, four children, two brothers, a sister, and a bereaved extended family. sympathy notes and flowers are requested.
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Peter “Washer
Wallace
Saddia
Wag
Club Notes and Community Notices Mixed Schedule
Community notes warn that the club will reopen after Christmas on January 1 1916 and that members meet December 30 with Mrs. J A list includes book notices water color frames for library fund sale at Mrs Loson home A German Valley notice calls settle accounts by January 1 with interest accrual and a mayoral reminder to settle debts a local commercial club meets Friday evening at the M church with Mitchell as president calendars advertised in Denton across local auto livery services
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Tardly
Havy
Waller
Lein
Loson
Med
F. Krause
German Valley
School Children Invite for Treat at Topic Office
All boys and girls of school age and younger in Titania and nearby are asked to meet at the Topic office next Saturday from 3 to 4 pm for a treat. Older children may bring the little ones. The office will be open to all with plenty of candy and peanuts.
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Titania and
Local notes from Buffalo township and surrounding area
Community snippets report residents and visitors in Buffalo township including Specht with liver trouble and typhoid cases. Frank Doege heads to Milwaukee while L F Krause returns from Ackley. J Hel Blake weds Elmer Gross of Buffalo township. Wm McDermott travels to Alagona to see ailing father.
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Ala
Specht
M. A. Nelson
Wright County
Frank Doege
Millwaukee
L. F. Krause
Ackley
Jacob Hangen
Jay Budlong
Iedo
Onno Brune
C. E. Sechler
Minnesota
B.S. Pannhuk
Hol
Ricks
Corman Valley
Misa Huida Gostch
L. F. Itranse
Hi. P. Christensen
Lonor
Herman Miller
Chicago
Sachinu
Lale Koon
Baxter
Iowa
W. A. Peters
Portland
Geo. L. Thomas
P. G. McMahon
Ireland
Geo. Keak
Oxford
Bryan
Lincoln
North West Wesley News Socials And Local Visits
Guile reports few young people attended the Turner schoolhouse social. Algoun shoppers L. B. Krantz and R. L. Krantz shoppe d Tuesday. Prank and Ellen Ward visited Wesley and Rev Bowdashell’s, Jamiey Lersan family attended church, Rev. Hoblin’s snowbank incident delayed services. Several residents hosted guests at Krantz, White, and Raymond homes. John Wabhen moves to Titonka farm for use as a barn. Bert Godden, Mike Bauman, and others are noted in local activities including poultry selling and fair manager Sumner Quarton’s Des Moines trip.
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North West
Wesley News
Turner School House
Wid
L. B. Krantz
R. L. Krantz
Prank
Ellen Ward
Wesley
Bowdashell
Jamiey Lersan
Pete Chrigt
Matt Hanson
Gen. Johnson
John Swanson
Ar 'Tonka Lorghtesttle
Ao. T. Anderson
Sam Gross
J. Keuchenreather
J. T. Gratam
Portland
Frank
J. DB. Andrews
Krantz
Murdo
Emil Goets
Wim
Graham Jennnings Nuptials at High Noon
Lil Han Jennings and Henry Graham were married at the bride’s parents’ home west of town in an ceremony performed by Rev Robbing of the M church. The couple, Portland township residents, plan a short honeymoon and then farming in Portland after March 1.
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Hla. Jennings
Lil Han
Henry Graham
Geo. Graham
Rev. Robbing
Portland Township
Portland
Local Items From Algona to Titonka Population News
Local notes report John Zwiefel and wife traveling to Algona on a shopping trip. The Courier notes H A Bates shipped ten bushels of seed corn to New Hampton. Titonka visitors included Mrs Joli Emerson and Mrs John Briggs at Geo Benner’s home. Buffalo Center ads praised. Cutler and Reitter form Britt dairy partnership. Frank Ringsdorf shipped a carload of stock and Plymouth Rock chickens to Armstrong. J C Wills from Jewel arrived to manage Byording farm matters. local visits tied to funeral of Mrs Wagner.
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John Zwiefel
Autead
Algona
H. A. Bates
New Hampton
Kossuth County
Joli Emerson
Titonka
Geo. Benner
John Briggs
Wesley News World
Duffalo Center Tribune
Buffalo Center
John Sunken
Dlmore
Minn
Cutler & Reitter
Britt
Cutler
Tis
Frank Ringsdorf
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
Armstrong
Frank
Thigp
Wits
Germania
Phiile
Pater Wagner
Offtown
Wagner
Biman
Te Redding Farmere
Germaanit
Elmab
Contaband War and 1915 council notes in Titonka area
Contaband War appears in local notes with visits from Anna Keuchenreuther and Mrs C T Anderson. Ward and Loretta Reiliy are among social callers. Council proceedings from December 20 1915 record bills approved for street work shoveling grading and sewer survey, with mayor directed to appoint a two person committee for sewerage study.
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Flist National Bank At & Gelock D. i
Cosgrove
Amesbury
Sloper
Critz
Wallace
Budlong
J. J. Budlong & Sons
Geo. Onken
I. J. Bergman
Geo. Peterson
Titonka Motor
Geo
Geo, Keuchunreuther, Dra. & Bupaces Ees Eese Geet Geese Ees 400 Ray B. Hansen
H. Kettwich
Merry Christmas in Germania as locals visit
A roundup of visits and small town events in Germania Minnesota includes John Anehaman from Varon Center, Mrs Garson from Estherville, and Frank Wilson from Nevada. A home talent play raised 50.25 dollars, with many residents visiting relatives in nearby towns and schools closing for two weeks of holiday vacation.
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Germania News
John Anehaman
Varnon Center
Minn
Estherville
Sam Lernon
Frank Wilson
Nevada
Irvin Wertman
Opal Worthann
Masom City
W. B. Carlson
Mason City
Bert Janssen
Kamiar
Webster City
A. A. Dreesman
Buffalo Center
Prof. Plank
Missen Mitchel? Ung Arbuthnont
Brewerhome
Mins
Tzzie Larson
Esther Villa
Otlo Kramer
Woden
J. C.randall
Glenburn
N.bd
Thorenne Bighot
Paitmont
Min
Leta
Forest City
G. Wilkins
Mros
Esther Wortmanh
George, Towa
Mrs. Balt
A. M. J. O'Keefe
Oddities and Accidents Highlight Narrow News Snapshot
Reports from multiple towns include Harrisburg noting a four legged person reaching age five before dying of tongitis. Springdale records a freak potato grown through a silver pipe stem band shaped with Taft relief. Walnut Ridge covers ballooner Bobby Watson's fall and injuries at a Fall Festival. San Francisco features Miss Pauline Turner entertaining via long distance telephone. Buffalo reports Martha Barry, 94, driving 60 miles. Clarendon notes Miss Sloan pair visiting Oklahoma with two elder sisters, fragile and new to rail travel.
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Otd Bins
Harrisburg
Virginia McDonald
Springdale
W. Va
W. R. Smith
Taft
Walnut Ridge
Ark
Bobby Watson
San Francisco
Cal
Pauline Turner
Bremerton
Wash
Rotary Club of
Rochester
Buffalo
Wyo
Martha Barry
Sheridan
Tuitalo
Clarendon
Sloan
Oklahoma
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Futhor
Flowers
Wu, Boyken
Waden
Wis
W. H. Nolte
Kanang Children’s Home
Algona Vance
Dame Bay
Star
Mander Noticy
Rod Jain
Burt
Notich
Albart
hMorelal Chib
Mitchell
Denton
I Connection Altonka
Lone
Lee
Wolfe, Pub
J. H. Buns
Sumner Quarton
Des Moines
Atola
Graham—Jennings
Me AS
Jennings
Barr
AE City
AAAS
Denton's
W. J. Denton
G. F. Kahl Germania
R. I. Red
Fritz Javers
Towa
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