Home Talent Minstrel Show a Big Titonka Hit
The Home Talent Minstrel Show by the Titonka Woman's Club drew a large audience at the High School Auditorium. Performers including Clarence Tuttle Marl Hansen Ben Panchuk John Walsh Rex Austin and Mrs Clapsaddle received praise for their acts and costumes especially the Hawaiian group. Proceeds go to buy new books for the library as loyal readers anticipate new material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club of
Titanka
Clarence Tuttle
Marl Hansen
Ben Panchuk
John Walsh
Joseph Austin
Caruso
Carranza
John Rippentrop
Vernon Emerson
Mra. Scholtes
Loson
Rex Austin
Titonke
Thoga
Loyers
Lester Worley
Hazleton
Iowa
John Briggs
Lakote
Lawrence Walcutt
Carl Dahlhauser
Danson
Algona
Briggs
Dr. Devine
Bancroft
Union Slough
Albert Jelderks
Peter Govern
Local Burt Notes Share Visits and Events Across Community
Mrs Chas Monson spent two weeks aiding at Ed Welske’s and caring for Mrs Welske and Attle son. Several Burt residents travel for business and family reasons while farm and stock dealings continue. A few mishaps on icy roads, births, visits, and sales mark a busy period with church and social gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Monson
Ed Welske
Burt
Cor
Misa Somtry
Es D Moines
Clarence Moore
Apont
Chas
Phelps
Kansas City
Wesley
Ernest Hanson
Near 'Litonka
W. F. Rike
Ted ‘Ringedorr
Near ‘Litonka
Wyatt Stott
Ernest “Hanson
Willie Rike
Claud Sizsbee
Ed Weish
Floyd Duntan
Messrs Fitch, Daniels
Brayton
Smith
Jack Monson
Des Moines
Ed Dittmer
Algona
Ora Capps
Dea Moines
Monson
Jack
Leo Brayton
Hira Woltz
Seecor
Woltz
Bethar
Mr. Brayton
L. T. Clement
Ames
Towa
F. H. McFadden
Mason City
B. V. Daniels
W. H. Smith
Will
Wm. Miller
Gons
Jas
Sewick
Burt High School declamatory contest winners named
Burt News reports the Friday night declamatory contest at the Presbyterian church in Marie with Marie Clarke first in dramatic and overall, Lydia Koestler first in humorous, Leonard Koestler second, and Ruth Kearny second in dramatic. Judges were Supt. Spangler Renwick Miss Johnson and Supt. Rowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt High School
Presbyterian Church
Marie
Clarke
Lydia Koestler
Leonard Koestler
Ruth Kearny
Supt. Spangler
Gleidfeld
Miss Johnson
Renwick
Supt
Rowe
Fenton
L. Carroll
Kansas
D. D. Shome
J. T Graham
Popular Young People Joined in Wedlock
Arend Swalve and Miss Geremy Karte married January 15 1920 at Woden with Rev Kruse officiating. They honeymoon in Hardin and adjoining counties visiting Celar Falls Clarksville Apnlington and will take residence March 1 at the John A Sleper farm in German Township. Local note praises the groom as a fine young farmer and wishes the couple happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arend Swalve
Hardin County
Celar Falls
Clarks‘Ville
Apnlington
Geremy Karte
Woden
Kruse
Norman Lutheran Church
Copia
Sroom
John Swalve
John A. Sleper
German Township
Cou
Local notes from Algona including flu outbreak and meetings
Algona area news reports flu illness spreading to several families, a large Farm Bureau meeting with over 800 attendees, and numerous social events. Visits and moves are noted, with residents attending religious gatherings, lyceum events, and local dances.
Farm Bureau Meeting Highlights Local Leaders
Chas W Hunt of Logan Harrison County and state Farm Bureau Federation vice president spoke on The Aim and Object of the Farm Bureau Federation. A brief talk by Peder Paterson urged unity. County officers were elected with H K Hutchison president O R Schoby vice president and Myron Schenele treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, W. Hunt
Logan
Harrison County
State Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau Federation
Hunt
Fittean
Packera
Food Administration
Peder Paterson
Pedergon
Kousuth
Farm ‘Bureau
H.,k. Hutchison
Ledyard
O. R. Schoby
Phf-Aroltha
Burt
Sacres
Tary
Myron Sehenele
Algona
Healy Seeks State Representative Nomination in Hancock County
E. P. Healy of Britt announces for State Representative from Hancock County. He is vice president of the Commercial Bank of Britt, a longtime local businessman and pioneer. This is his first foray into politics after over 30 years in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Healy
Britt
Wancock County
Healey
Commercial Bank of
Hancock County
Wanted a Farm Worker Ford Truck Offers Lifelong Contract
A humorous recruitment notice promotes a Ford Truck as a tireless farm helper ready to work day or night. The ad claims cost savings versus hired help and promises hog and grain transport to market without neighbor assistance. It notes local availability and directs readers to Titonka Motor Co for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka Motor Co
Lots for Sale in Pankuk Plot on Main Street
Fourteen residence lots in the B. E. Pankuk plot on the east side of North Main Street. Each lot about 80 by 140 feet. For information call Lea O Wolte at Thonka Savings Bank. Notice promotes energy savings and Wright's Condensed Smokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. 8
Pankuk
North Main Street
Lea
Wolte
Thonka Savings Bank
Sale Bila Printed As Usual Promptly
The note states sales are printed as usual and that copies can be sent to the boys and returned the next day. It emphasizes prompt handling of printing work and distribution.
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Saveary Number Way
Portland
Ernest Hansen
Titonka
Harold Smith
Duncan
Floyd
Iara
Mueller
Oakdale
Huber
Wille Rike
Aga
Ross Hlgidge
Charley Monson
Burt News NoTrs
J .P. Cunningham
Erwin Schmidt
South Dakota
Otto Schmidt
Mra, Wa
Miller Ad
Mae
Charles City
Wisconsin
Gesona Korte
Albert
George Nelson
Vreld Reibsamen
Minnesota
Ladies Aid
German Lutheran Church
T. Rike
George W. Cogswell
I'pad
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Ray
Cuthbert
Lyceum
M. J. Mann
Burt Land Co
G. Riskena
Titanics
Vernon Klonk
Harold Blinker
Bernie Slinker
Morris Packing Co
Elmer Olgon
Gar. Man
Clark Krause
Ricks
Louis Briggs
Hon Tiver
Wis
Olfe Olson
Kanawha
Herman Oppedah
Olson
Monke
Sartor
James Hill
Wise
Hill
Ray Oosterreicher
Sam Reynalds
Ora Ollom
Richville
Minn
Ora
Atea
Abo
Indies
Farm Bureau Meeting
Wright
W. J. Denton
Drugelst
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