Death of Mrs Magele Troff noted at Cherokee hospital
Woden News reports the death of Mrs Magele Troff after long illness at the state hospital in Cherokee. Funeral services were held Feb 26 at Schutter Funeral Home Buffalo Center and 2:30 at Woden Presbyterian Church with burial in Bingham Township Cemetery. Ernest Gerdes left for Seattle after 25 day leave with family. WSCS of the Methodist church was entertained by Mrs Ruth Missman. Visitors to John Rudisill home included Algona residents and area families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Troff
Magele Troff
State Hospital
Cherokee
Schutter
Buffalo Center
A. Kingler
Woden Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Woden
Bingham Township
Ernest Gerdes
Seattle
Wash
Fritz T. Gerdes
WSCS
Methodist Church
Ruth Missman
John Rudisill
Gladys Geraldine
Floyd
Edwin Weishart
John Smith
George Heinen
Algona
Fritz Gerdes
Joe McGurk
Britt
John Gerdes
Judy
Freddie Gerdes
Duane
Henry Gerdes
Weekend Visits and Local Social Roundup at Woden Area
Mrs. Hoff and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Prank Hoff in St. Charles Town over the weekend. The Catholic Ladies Guild met at Mrs. Bernard Devine’s home on Feb 26 for an all day meeting and pot luck. Numerous local families hosted dinners and bridge parties while neighbors reported visits among Schroeder, Phillips, Wood, Kahl, and other households. Community members traveled to Des Moines and Mason City for visits and hospital care, with several moving residences and hosting relatives during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Ladies Guild
Bernard Devine
Dale Rittenhouse
Kathryn Quinn
J. ©. Helm
Herman Schroeder
Davenport
Mary Phillips
Sill
Rudolph Schroeder
Marietta
Minn
Ted Gerdes
Clear Lake
Fritz Gerdes
Freddie Gerdes
Ole Gjerde
Forest City
Mason City
Peck Hanson
Dianne Martin
Walter Pihl
Wayne Jones
Wiliam
Donald Wood
Ardith Campbell
Leona Wood
Wm. Wood
Jake Thieben
Hampton
John Wood
Henry Bode
Jim
Beverly
Des Moines
Wayne Nasar
Lake Mills
Clarence DeHaan
Grand Rapids
Mich
Bernard Ludeking
Ernest Giesking
Jimmy Valley
Ray Valley
Jesie Tjaden
Margreeta
Charles City
Anna Tjaden
Virginia Missman
Supt
Frank Truesdell
Dewey Culver
Dickens
Claus Smith
Lafalot
Dr. Richardson
Algona
Esther Gerdes
Alvin Hanna
Ronald
Wm. Woed
John Kahl
Georgie
Cheyenne
Wyoming
George Pommer
Grace Lc
Mary Buldisill
John Ward
Woden
Hans Smith
Oliver Anderson
Herman Bunn
Mercy Hospital
Magon City
Louis Schienger
Warren
Wm. Phillips
Rudolph
Wm. Schroeder
Maxine Mangold
Ryan
Iowa
Grace Lcoft
Milwaukee
Grace
Bill Ross
Titonka
John Schlinger
Marcella
Herman Buns
John Rudisill
Albert Weishaar
Algota
Six and numbers lesson from a school week
The short report lists students Michael and Allan leading with pages and counts in a numbers study. It notes daily participation by Arlen Beverly Allan and mentions Michael returning to school Friday after a week away. A writing page was completed and several students Lloyd Lewis Arlen Wendal Beverly and Billy ate all their meals each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
Allan
Arlen
Beverly
Lloyd
Lewis
Wendal
Billy
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Eekly
Titania
Claus Matter
Kossuth
Titania Trade
Kossuth County
Canada
Armed Service
Titania Trade Territory
YY Inanio
Woden News
Monarch
Coleman
Zenith
R.C.A
Youngstown and
Shirley
J.H.C. Implements
Dodge
Plymouth
J. E. Ukena
Lakota
BAND
EANES
Saby's Fe
Tyke Electric Shop
Joe Marsh
Bert Childers
Bert
Spika
Sandy
S. J. Hoff
Mrs
Prank Hoff
St. Charles
Town
Roger
Richard
Lola
LaDonna
Art Hotel
Virgil
Jerome
Herbert Carstens
Johnnie Rudisill
Lynn Holtkamp
Geneva
Rudisill
Ames
John Hendricksen
Cheyanne
Marilyn
Jack
Kent
Saral
Bruce
Sharon
Colleen
Janyce
Panama Canal
Wayne Bartelt
Doris ‘Hipp
Ruth Boyken
David Rippentrop
Bobbe Orthel
Joyce McGuire
Jerry McGuire
Richard ‘Doughan
Judy Meyer
Gerald Welhausen
Russell Sonnenberg
Joyce
Washington
Craig
Darlene
Myrna
Joan
Dennis K
Chris
Joy
Letha
Dennis
Red Birds
Blue Birds
Kary
Hamilton Hatchery
Titonka, Iowa
Titonka Implement Company
Fred Adamson
Towa Rock Island Lines
Boyken Insurance Agency
B. A. Pannkuk
Pannkuk
John Deere
J. R. Schutter
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