Woden News Briefs From Local Events
Menno Trott was taken to Buffalo Center hospital for a major operation Friday. Mesdames Tom Lakore and Henry Bode attended the Methodist Sunny School convention in Forest City Sunday. They were dinner guests at the Gas Lahore home. Mrs. W L Tindall entertained at dinner Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs J C Helm. Rev A R Cuthbert has been ill with flu for several days. Rev Peterson of Britt delivered services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menno Trott
Buffalo Center Hospital
Tom Lakore
Henry Bode
Sunny School
Forest City
Lahore
W. L. Tindall
J. C. Helm
A. R. Cuthbert
Rev. Peterson of
Britt
Sunday Sermon Absent Pastor Kruse At Presbyterian Church
Community notices from Woden Iowa report the Sunday sermon at the Presbyterian church occurred during Rev. Kruse absence. Local families visited, including Gerdes of Crystal Lake and Weishaar birthday gathering in Britt. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid held its annual meeting February 2 with officers elected and an oyster stew served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Kruse
Albert Gerdes
Crystal Lake
Syed Gerdes
Hilda
Ted Gerdes
Viola
Lillian von Layen
Helen Saathoff
Forest City
John Rudisill
Britt
Albert Weishaar
Weishaar
Charles Marr
Hi-Low Bridge Club
Harry Quinn
Ben Atzen
Ted Bode
Marilyn Kay
John Bode
Gertrude
Mason City
Nell Turner
Turner Hotel
Woden
Town News Briefs from Lake Park and Surrounding Areas
Wm Hemmingson returns home after a weekend visit to relatives at Lake Park. Fred Shipley and partners travel to Des Moines for business and to see A B Grubb’s home. Mrs Ted Gerdes and baby Ronald Theodore come home from Mason City hospital. Thelma Benson begins work at the Gerdes residence. Silas Johnson arrives from Duncombe to become Cruz elevator manager, succeeding Harold Ludeking. Walter Dirksen and family host bridge party with high scores noted. Catholic Ladies Guild hosts a card party with bridge and Five Hundred, door prize awarded to Ralph Smith Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm, Hemmingson
Lake Park
Fred Shipley
Joe Kramer
Des Moines
A. B. Grubb
Ted Gerdes
Ronald Theodore
Mason City
Thelma Benson
Gerdes
Silas Johnson
Duncombe
Iowa
Johnson
Harold Ludeking
Walter Dirksen
Wm. Faust
Ray Daughan
Catholic Ladies Guild
J. C., Helm
Claus Smith
Martin Hinders
John van Laven
Ralph Smith Jr
Lakota social notes and local updates from Lakota IA
J B Altwegg guests in Lakota visit I B Wortmans and Thaves Sisters host Lakota Legion Auxiliary Feb 14 meeting. Frerking family visits from Dubuque as Norman heads to Lincoln and Morris Indiana for church duties. Local sales, moves and hospital news amid church and school events. fishing tales and Florida trip noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Altwegg
Algona
I. BH
Wortmans
American Legion Auxiliary
Thaves
Virgil Smith
Norman Frerking
Dubuque
Clarence
Powers
Bobby
Fred Schwartz
Hiimore
F. Kiester
Harry Mussman
Fred Christ
John Steenhard Jr
Albert Lea
Wm. Ukena
John Heetland
August Steinberg
Steinberg
Farm Bureau
Jerry Heetland
Ray Smith
Wesley News Social Roundup From Algona Events
Wesley high school junior class hosted a theatre party at Algona Monday night. Lillian Johnson held a home party Sunday evening with cards and lunch. Local families visited relatives and attended a Wesley-Lone Rock basketball game Friday night. A Farmers Cooperative Creamery meeting at Kleinpeter hall drew 350 participants with Royal Hilbrook as speaker. Residents and students received updates on local moves and education, including students at St. Olaf College and St. Thomas College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley High School
Algona
Lillian Johnson
Leo Reno
Ledyard
Albert Renos
Albert Kleinpeters
Mildred Bentoin
Iimmeraburg
Wallace Benton
Aidon Raviin
L. H. Kleinpeter
George Long
Muriel Long
Hiram Ackerman
Lone Rock
Wesley
George Goetz
J. Thissen
Farmers Cooperative Creamery
Kleinpeter
John Loebig
Vincent Doughan
Alf ‘Studer
Paul Engen
Clinton Mc ®Nelly
HB. M. Olson
Joel Studer
Leo Hanig
William Isadore
Harry Mathahs
Dale Dean
Clare Wolf
St. Paul
St. Thomas College
Ed. Wolf
Arvid Carlson
New Kensington
Minn
John
Hermann Carlson
Carroll
R. K. Richardson
Blooming Prairie
George Aldrich
A. M.lease
Charles Kraus
Sisting
Lawrence Goetz
Lawrence Youngwirth
Chicago
Catholic Daughters of America Lodge
Isadore Mayer
St. Benedict
A. T. Meurer
Mildred ® Unnemark
Northfield
Minnesota
St. Olaf’s ‘College
Ethel Braley
California
H. J. Braley
Facing Death: Explaining Loss to Children
A discussion on how children fear death and how to explain it simply. It uses examples of pets and a grandmother to show the difference between living and deceased, urging clear, gentle guidance to prevent morbid fears and misidentification of emotions.
Farmers Elevator News in Titania Iowa Bowling Night
A quirky local note from Farmers Elevator Co Titania Iowa blends weather talk with sales updates for International feed chick mash and flour. A humorous train accident tale with Ole Olsen’s cow and a janitor Oscar at a girls’ boarding school adds color to a small town page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Ole Olsen
Mr Olsen
All through fits a child’s grasp of death beliefs
The passage argues that the concept aligns with a child’s understanding and does not conflict with parents’ religious teachings. It describes the idea as a starting point for beliefs about death and the afterlife, supported by observable facts.
Homes in Kossuth County Boosted by Home Economics Course
In 259 Kossuth County homes last year 441 farm women completed the Home Furnishings course, up from 200 the prior year, per Lifecille Pepoon’s annual report forwarded to the Ames Extension Service. The program, started in 1922 by the Kossuth Farm Bureau with ISU, teaches home economics, with women constructing home furnishings, woven seats, corn husk rope projects, and hand woven mats via community leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth
Lifecille
Pepcon
H. D
Ames
Miss Pepoon
Kossuth Farm Bureau
Iowa State College Extension Service
Miss Peppon
Kossuth County Homemakers Begin Child Development Course
Kossuth county leaders and township groups advance home study. Last year 25 leaders guided 16 townships in the county. The for home project study expands with a new course, Child Development, open to all farm women in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth
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Henry H. Huisinga
Titonka, Iowa
Hoff
WE Seli
Jim Dandy Harness
Keil Building
Garner
Lakota News
Wesley News
A. W. Amunson Optometrist
Borchardt
J. E. Keil Funeral Home
Titonka
D. O
Cvsteopathic
Horace S. Beemer
J.C. Penny
L. A. Matern General Auctioneer
C. O. Riddle
Bart, IA
W. A. Schram
Vitonka
Lee O. Wolfe
W. F. Hamst
M. D
Pierre Sartor, M. D
H. I. Torgersen
Hamstreet Bldg
Roy C. Ball
Gus Frederickson
Bank of Woden Woden
New York
Kossuth County
A. J. Berens
Bancroft
Fred Hagen
Mgr
Boughton’s Funeral Home
Portable Milling Service
Ben
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Bruhns
Buffalo Center
J. L. Bonar
Iowa State Bank
L. A. Winkel Attorney-at-Law
Quinby
Algona, Ia
van Ness & Stillman
Maurice C. McMahon
County Savings Building
E. C. McMahon
Algona, Ta
P. A. Dawson
LAW
Quarton & Miller
Savings Bank Bldg
Igo Towa
Guy Beemer
Lakota, Iowa
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Farmers Elevator News
Titania
Seal of
Titanka
Lidle
Farmers Elevator Co
F. E. Hagen, Mgr
Oscar
the Hound OF
Tastily
Lermond
Eleanor
Mr. Farmer
Titonka Rendering Service
Theatre
Titonea ES
Gene Aurty
Judith Allen
Doggies
Floyd Gibbons
Barrier
Lee Carrillee
Jean Parker
Community Sing
Barton McLane
Ann Sheridan
Manhattan
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