Christmas Meals and Visits Across Burt Area
Local families in Burt and surrounding towns shared Christmas dinners and gatherings at numerous homes including Grover, Wallace, Larsen, Jennings, and Phelps households. Visitors from Waterloo, Sioux Falls, and Denver joined kin, with hospital update on John Trunkhill and a school program noted in No. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranny Leek
Marshall
Indiana
W. EB. Grover
Harold
R. M. ‘Wallace
L. M. Owen
Floyd Dimnean
Mra
Mil Pearson
Henry Smith
Mimie Crawford
Tom Trenary
Fat Ann
W. R. Stith
It Adamis
Merle Miller
Ralph
Smith
Godfredson
Alfred Godfredson
Henry Holmes
H. A. Jennings
Fred Jennings
Harvey Graham
Martin’ Larsen
H.A. Nelson
Herbert Nelson
Martin Larsen
Lewis Larsen
Burt
Roy Ringsdorf
Donald Ringadart
Ruth Slayton
Earl McKinnon
Wm. Ringsdorf
John Trunkhill
Bigmark
N. D
Trunkhill
Monet
George Graham
Jacob Godden
Warren
Dwight Graham
Lavon
Fred
Jennings
Roy Clark
Leo Fox
Pete Lois Graham
Elliott
Dixie Elliott
Dave Weber
Ralph Roberta
Bob
Maridith
Doris Appelgate
Elmer Potter
Albert Metegar
Chas, Leek
Victor Appel
Virgil Jennings
Algona
Chas
Phelps
Hunice Magre
Mya
Red Stow
L. R. Daniels
Willis Phelps
Denver
Colorado
J. P. Stow
Cecil Godfredson
Marcella
Lucilla
Mary
Ann
Wm. Birstedt
Floria Bartlett
Raymond Bartlatts
Titonia
Earl Shipler
Mary Lou
Bam Shinler
B. W
Ivan Longs
Joan Long
Cecil Long
G. C. McFarland
W. FP. McFarland
Bancroft
Ralph Carney
Wm. Carney
W. J. Stewart
Mrs. Stewart
West Bend, “ IL
Christmas Holiday Gatherings Across Local Families
Local residents shared holiday meals and visits with relatives and friends across Arm strong Mapleton Emmetsburg and surrounding areas. Many planned further visits while neighbors reported minor illnesses and several youth traveled to see kin or attend extended family gatherings during the season.
Christmas gathering spans families across Iowa towns
A 24th wedding anniversary dinner at the Sever Pannkuk home in Bricelyn, Minnesota, honored by relatives including the Hangen and Pannkuk families. Out of town guests from Algona, Moville, Fort Wayne, and Rock Rapids attended. A separate Christmas gathering featured the Lyle Youngs and others from Titonka, Ottosen, Burt, and Sioux Falls. A small fire caused by a child playing with matches caused minor damage but was quickly contained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sever Pannkuk
August Pannkuk
Raleigh Pannkuk
Bricelyn, Minn
Iva Rode
Mimore
Rasmus Hansen
Hansen
Amelia Rike
Algona
A. Hoon
T. ED. Hoon
Lois
Moville
Marjorie
Sioux Falls
M. D
G. Haken
Meyer
Ollie Groey
Rock Rapids
Dean
Lynn Kuehennéutnor
Digk
Algona Reorganizes Fire Department By Ordinance
Algona passes two ordinances reorganizing the city fire department and setting rules for fire inspection by the chief to be appointed by the mayor with council approval. Old ordinances repealed. new setup under city council control. Chief to be named within two weeks and will inspect the business district for fire hazard elimination. Mr and Mrs Robert Clemans visited the Otto Koppen home near Lakota Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
Iwlgona
Chst
Fire Department
Ity Council
Robert ‘Clemans
Otto Koppen
Lakota
Towa State College Shines At International Livestock Expo
A survey of winnings at the Chicago International Livestock Expo shows Towa State College ranking highly with 61 prizes from 94 head of livestock. The Angus herd placed second in the gat of aire class, reserve champion Shorthorn steer, and meat judging team tied for first with Kansas State College. A Spotted Poland China barrow led weight and reserve in the curcass class, 18 prizes among 318 barrows, and a Hampshire wether won first in its class and reserve championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shearer
Kansas State College
Lvestock
Poland
China
Nita
Stow
Hampshire Wether
Tibbone
Winter driving hazards demand safer habits and awareness
Slippery roads and dark nights raise crash risk this winter. The writer stresses checking windscreens brakes and tires not enough. drivers must slow down approach signs with care and keep alert, urging sane traffic law enforcement to reduce accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mare
Algona Chamber of Commerce Holds December Meeting
The Algona Chamber of Commerce held its December session Friday evening at the Legion hall with about sixty business and professional men in attendance. William Obele of Fort Pierre attended, sharing remarks during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
Algona Chamber of Commerce
Legion Hall
Iwilliam Obele
Fort Pierre
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Portland News
Dr. Walvids
Mies Marie Grover
Barnard Wallace
David
Robert Wallace
Texas
Miiday
W. W. Stewart
Roth Brayton
Harl McKinson
Hollywood
California
M. BE
Larsen'a
Bernard Phelps
M. Hi ‘iLareen
Thompson
Frad Jennings
Mamis Speicher
Martin Larone
BK. Larsons
B. Fitch
John Koestler
Bill Hanson
Lyla Pitch
McGregor
Iowa
Victor Fitch
Chet Fitch
Vera
Vande
Howard Carlson
Tom Trenaty
Joe Zanke
Rochester
Minnesota
Ray Bletatedt
Ben Donald
Claude Sigsbes
Davidson
Chas, Phelps
Joe Bestenlehner
Lillie Wood
Julia Reynolds
August Lehram
Harold Johnson
Mapleton
Minn
Heze Hutchinson
Minneapolis
Jad Hagen
Junior
Batt
Wm. Batt Sr
Ray Miller
Boona
G. HW
Brydan
Julia
Nellie Nelson
Miller Nelson
Ronald
Har Stott
Andrew Petersen
Kenneth Fisher
Evelyn Hansen
Wilson Cafe
Jane Runtzell
Evelyn Willet
Clarence Cooper
Myrna Rae
Charlies Cooper
Rasmue Hansen
Thor
John
Jim Rippentrop
John Slaper
Cecil Lyon
Missouri
Ozarks
Basketall
Alice ‘Budlong
Goldie Hansel
Fatina
Emmetsburg
Jack Strong
Lytton
Bernard Byers
Garner
Joe | Byers
Andrew Krominga
Lynn ‘Kuchenreuther
Emma Krueger
Annabelle Sacha
OM &Cawlis
Ee Sriver
National Safety Council
Bill Batt
Towa State College
Chicago
Laples
Henelty
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary
Kiwanis
Tivarini
Frank Clark
Harold Clark
Wen
Mrs. James Slayden
Stata
Mr. and
Mrs. Amos
Bonacker and Family
glleoYear
Wyfy
L. G. Smith
Titonka
Oscar Miller
Mrs. C. A. Hoon
S. B. French Lumber Company
Callies Brothers Store
Mrs
Frank Hoff
Ben VU. Meyer and Family
UCCE
Edw. A. Sathoff and
Don Andrews
the Tyke Theatre
Mrs. Louis Bartlett
Mrs. Raymond
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