Annual Red Cross Roll Call Ends In Algona Report
The annual Red Cross roll call has ended and the report sent to Robert Harrington, County Roll Call Chairman. The Legion and Auxiliary aided the solicitation of funds in Titania. Those contributing by membership or relief fund include H. A. French, Mrs. Lee O. Wolfe, Harry Reed, and many others. The committee thanks contributors and affirms funds will aid the sick and needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Robert Harrington
Algona
Titania
Legion and Auxiliary
Hsther Ashby
Howard French
United States
American Red Cross
H. A. French
Lee O. Wolfe
Harry Reed
Ray Bonacker
W. F. Hamstreet
Louise Conradi
John K. Rippentrop
Fred Anderson
J.D. Breen
Tillie Fritz
Frank Kettwick
B. A. Pannhuk
Beenken
Albert Fritz
Frank Franzen
Henry Franzen
Adolph Missal
R. C. Ball
Ted Rike Jr
Abbe Boekelman
Carl Krause
Carrie Bonacker
John Falk
K. & H. Oil Co
W. J. Denton
Wm. Batt
J. YW
Wilson
Wm. Boyken
J. BE
Keil
Geo. Bonacker
John Bleich
Mrs. Chas
Newville
Geo. Breen
A. Johnson
Geo. Higgins
Hd. Sathoff
S. B. French
Lbr
Christmas Program at Titonea Churches Pastoral Pageant
The Lutheran church plans a Christmas program titled The Angel's Great King featuring hymns such as Come, Hither Ye Faithful and O Little Town of Bethlehem. A long roster of declamations, songs, dialogues, and responsive readings by various classes and individuals leads to a candlelight service at 24:00 led by Pastor M. B. with exercises by primary through eighth grades and a Christmas Eve celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Brandt
Volina Alke
Fern Allis
Evelyn Sachau
Viola Isebrand
Matilda Peters
Velma Heesch
Kate Henken
Marylice
Bobby Boyken
Dorothea Stecker
Verdine Boyken
Hsther Fritz
Marjoria Tjaden
Florence van Hove
Lennice Brandt
Viola Brandt
Marietta Stecker
Dorothy Wiegand
Ida Alice
Patsy Stockwell
Star of Bethlehem
Lois Boyken
Alvina Heesch
Louise Sachau
Ruby Stenzel
Connie Stecker
Clarence van Hove
Stanley Stecker
Ken~neth Brandt
Evelyn Stenzel
Andrew Peters
George Stecker
Clarence Peters
William Alice
Alvina Stecker
John] Harms
Harold Bruns
Martin Harms
Virell Isebrand
Jerry Stockwell
Alvery Schweppe
Iola Kromminga
Gladys Henken
Florence Schutter
Mary Alice
Willie Boyken
Gerd Henken
M. B
Dawn Bonackey
Pauline Adamson
Lavon Oesterreicher
Elsie
Velma Larson
Richard Dawns
Christina
Woden Girl Weds Wesley Man in Wesley Ceremony
A wedding service was held Thursday as Miss Bessie Ox of Woden wed Mr. Jacob Lolling of Wesley. The couple will reside on his father's farm northwest of Hutchins with numerous friends awaiting their new home.
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Woden
Wesley
Meyer
Woten
Bessie Ox
Jacob Lolling
Hutchins
Mrs. Nettie Foster Wed In Monticello Honeymoon Planned
Mrs. Nettie Foster the adopted daughter of Mr and Mrs Anton Paunkuk senior who grew up in Titonka before the town’s early days was married last week The couple are now on a honeymoon trip and will settle in Monticello Minnesota after their return
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Foster
Anton Paunkuk Sr
Titonka
Monticello
Minn
Minnesota
New Buttermaker at Crystal Lake
Mr and Mrs Horace Schenck of Crystal Lake welcome a son born Sunday morning December 22 at Dolmage hospital in Buffalo Center weighing 9 pounds 6 ounces The baby will be named Ronald The Schencks former Titankg residents moved to the Lake last spring where Mr Schenck now heads the creamery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Lake
Horace Schenck
Dolmage Hospital
Buffalo Center
Ronald
Titankg
Schenck
Fisher Heads Townsend Club Organizes For Charter
The Titonia Townsend Club met to sign documents for a charter requiring fifty members. One hundred nine members are listed with J. F. Fisher elected president and Henry Meyer as vice president. Committees were appointed to recruit members for the next meeting at ICCF Hall Friday night January 3 at 8 o'clock. Ladies invited. A prominent speaker is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonia Townsend Club
J. F. Fisher
Henry Meyer
1.C.C.F. Hall
Lutheran Christmas Eve Service at Local Church
A Christmas Eve service begins at 7 p m with fifty or more children presenting declamations songs and dialogues A decorated tree and treats for children mark the event An offering supports orphans and old folks homes A German service is set for Christmas day at 10 30 a m The Luther League meets next Sunday led by Mrs Christian Meyer Sunday School and service occur next Sunday The Luther Leaguers gain almost 7000 new subscribers for the Lutheran Standard and Kirchenblatt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Christian Meyer
Luther Leaguers
Lutheran Standard and Kirchenblatt
Be O Wright Letters From Cold Iowa To Mr Wolfe
A letter from Be O Wright in Cold Iowa accompanies a $6.00 check and a subscription request for two diction aries and a Topic extension. Wright mentions Titania, new waterworks, new residences, and family updates including Lennice at Ames and Wayne at Town City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wolfe
Titania
Lennice
Ames
Wayne
Town City
Mrs Baker Closes Home During Illness in Waterloo
Mrs G A Baker writes that due to illness she must close her home at 727 W 7th St Waterloo Town and will live with Piercy and family until she can work again. She asks friends to send the old hometown paper to help pass the time and sends holiday wishes.
Skow Heads Kos Suth Farm Bureau 1936 Meeting
J. C. Skow of Wesley was reelected president of the Kossuth County Farm Bureau for 1936 at Swea City’s annual meeting. H. L. Youngworth was named vice president and Chas Osborn secretary. The afternoon featured a talk by W. B. Hamilton, Iowa Farm Bureau Federation secretary, on agriculture’s share of national income and the need for organized farming. Despite cold weather, attendance was light as Lutheran Church ladies provided dinner and music by church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Skow
Wesley
Kossuth County Farm Bureau
Swea City
H.l Youngworth
Whittemore
Chas, Osborn
Seneca
Geo. P. Hawcett
Burt
Jerry Heetland
Ledyard
County Home Project
Gus Torine
Swea
County
4-H
Swanson
W. B. Hamilton
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Hamilton
Farm Bureau
United States
Lutheran Church
Ledyard Township Farm Bureau Quartette
Rye Adjustment Payment Set At 20 Cents A Bushel
The first year's rye program payment is 20 cents per bushel on each farmer allotment with subsequent installments. The contract ties adjustments to the gap between farm price and parity within set limits and specifies a minimum 35 cent payment if the gap exceeds 55 cents. Details note processing tax, 30 percent base allotment, and application access at the farm bureau office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phuowke
Farm Bureau
Offlee
Community Christmas Tree Draws Big Turnout on Main Street
The Community Christmas Tree event on Main Street drew a large crowd Tuesday evening despite bitter cold, with over one hundred children meeting Santa Claus plus many parents and older children. Some seniors joined in, recalling youth as annual celebrations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Santa Claus
Devaluation of Gold Dollars Lowers Debt Burden
The Freeman-Journal reports that under Hoover the national debt rose past 6 billion with 169 cent gold dollars, while under Roosevelt a ten billion projection can be paid with less gold after devaluation. The article notes lower interest costs now at 2-3 percent for shorter paper and compares past debts and gold values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Roosevelt
Freeman-Journal
Four Murderers On The Loose Speed Demion Confidence Carelessness Indifference
In a lurid public safety notice officials warn drivers about four auto crash culprits roaming 22 million cars. Speed-Demion, Oliver-Confidence, Carelessness and Indifference are blamed for thousands of deaths and hundreds of thousands injured in 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Corn Hog Pact to Aid Farmers Soon Authoritative Iowa Meeting
A state and federal plan to offer a new corn hog contract to farmers moves forward after a Ames meeting of Iowa officials extension workers and AAA representatives. The program targets balanced production with market outlets preventing price swings while boosting hog output and stabilizing farm income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
State
AAA
Claude Wickard
Washington
Iowa
Board of Review
Hag
Brown
District Court News In Brief
No court session last week and likely none until the January term opens. New district court cases listed include Alfredi and Rosa M. Borchardt versus Dr. R. A. Evans, landlords attachment, and estate matters such as probate filing for Dr. John A. Devine and administrator Augst Hennings Jr. Seven marriage licenses issued: Roy V. Johnson and Genevieve Knutson. William Etherington and Dorothea Lane. George Hofbauer and Dorothy Radamaker. Elmerigh and Mildred Wilandson. Lars Skaar and Wylma Payne. Paul Moore and Oslo Schmitt. Harold Darnell and Belle Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfredi
Rosa M. Borchardtus
R. A. Evans
L. H. Jones
Jessie A. Jones
L. A. Nitz
Mma Stler
J. H. Saesen
John A. Devine
Will
Altie Hennings
August Hennings Jr
Dan Cupid
Roy V. Johnson
Buffalo Center
Genevieve Knutson
Linca City
William @. Etherington
Dorothea A. Lane
Algona
George L. Hofbauer
Dorothy M. Radamaker
Elmerigh
Mildred R. Wilandson
Plainview
Minn
Lars Skaar
Wylma L. Payne
Ledyard
Paul Moore
Olso Schmitt
Winnebago, Minn
Harold Darnell
Belle Anderson
Firing on O Connor Line Probes State Case
In Sioux City last Thursday, Justices H B White and P A Dawson County Attorney M C Mc Mahon and Deputy Clerk Alma Greiner were summoned to testify as witnesses in the case State vs Attorney General O Connor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Connor
H. B. White
P. A. Dawson
M. C. McMahon
Depty
District Court
Alma ‘Greiner
Sioux City
Kossuth County Edges Down Levies and WPA Projects
Kossuth County avoids higher levies, relying on WPA aid. Supervisor McDonald says 100 workers for WPA could cut extra local funding needs. WPA engineer Kijerland notes starting work on Algona dump with 27 workers, a Bryant school sewing program for seven women, and a Des Moines River dam east of Burt with 11 starting. Night schools in Bancroft and Burt may be expanded. Local office secured jobs for four men and two women. additional approved projects await arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth
McDonald
W.P.A
M. K. Kijerland
W.P
National
Algona Dump
Bryant
Burt
Des Moines
Bancroft
Local corn-hog office praised for compliance records
Have Perfect, Compliance Records Assistant administrator and field man F. W. Roeve of Laureng noted a county office’s rare minutes showing individual noncompliance consideration. Kogsuth county and another were picked by Agriculture to submit final compliance forms for statistical use. Clarence R. Janvrin praised as Iowa’s sole perfect year end transmittal. The Corn-Hog Allotment Committee will attend the Ames instruction school on January 2 and 8 for the 1936 program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Roeve
Laureng
Kogsuth County Allottment Committee
Department of Agriculture
Potato Farmers Meeting Planned at Mason City
County agent Brown notes a district gathering of farmers on January 21 to discuss potato production. The meeting is called by the Department of Agriculture and the Extension Service of the College at Ames to address the potato situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Mason City
Department of Agriculture
Extension Service
Ames
Algona Man Given 20 Day Jail Term For Drunkenness
Lyle Johnson of Algona was tried before Justice White last Wednesday and sentenced to a 20 day jail term for drunkenness but was granted freedom on Christmas Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Johnson
Algona
Justice White
Auto crash injures Mr and Mrs Karl Willamson near Melray Haggard farm
Mr and Mrs Karl Willamson were in a serious auto accident last week Tuesday afternoon opposite the Melray Haggard farm, occupied by the Schipull Bros. They had been at Sampsons helping butcher a hog and were driving back with half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Willamson
Melray Haggard
Schipull Bros
Sampsons
Hog accident leaves man trapped and injured in Iowa
A hog caused a car to strike a rut and overturn, pinning Mr Williamson. His wife helped free him. His left arm was badly crushed. Mrs Williamson fetched aid from a nearby house, and he was taken to Kossuth hospital. Surgeons initially feared amputation, later thought the arm might be saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Williamson
Algona Council Passes Barbers Rate Ordinance
Algona city council moved to enact a new barber rate ordinance to regulate barber shop prices and hours. If upheld as constitutional this law could also enable regulation of newspaper delivery times and hours for gambling establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
NRA
Hofbauer Weds Dorothy Radmaker in Family Home Ceremony
Dorothy Radmaker and George Hofbauer of Buffalo Center were married Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Radmaker home by Rev. Calvin Schnucker. The couple, witnessed by close relatives, had a four course dinner after the ceremony and departed for a honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Radmaker
Dorothy
George Hofbauer
Buffalo Center
Calvin Schnucker
Fred Radmaker
Ruth Hofbauer
Political Outlook From Iowa Republicans and Democrats
Republican chairman Gaylord D. Shumway comments that it is too early to forecast the political outlook while noting concerns over Federal spending and the looming deficit. He cites the 1982 Democratic platform on trimming government costs and Roosevelt era calls for consolidation and economy. He argues for curb on expenditures and a true conservative Republican platform with strong farm policy and Iowa leadership, hoping for party changes after the fall election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylord D. Shumway
Republican County Central
L. B. Linnan
Democrat County Central Committee
Shumway
Mr. Linnan
Treasury
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Chicago
Gill
United States
White House
Midwest
Progressive Republican Party
Iowa
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Nnual Red Cross
Titonea
Krom Shannon
Minert Pannkuk
Tople
Edward 4Zwietel
Fremont Faul
Fisher Heads Townsend Club
Lutheran Church Notes
BE. O. Wright
Cold, Iowa
SKOW
Kossuth Farm Bureau
District Court News
Geo. Hofbauer
Dorothy Radmaker
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