Wesley News wrap of local visits and births during holidays
Local residents report Christmas and New Year travel visits from Keosauqua Memphis Corwith Algona Des Moines Renwick and Livermore. A baby named Max Joseph born to Ben Seiler Jr at St. Ann hospital. several relatives hosted, visited, or attended church and lodge events across Iowa.
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Reece Martin
Keosauqua
Memphis
Olaf Finnemark
Edgely
N. Dak
Chas. Halverson
Mike Goetz
Eal
Robi. Trenary
Donna
Corwith
Philip Goetz
Lee Day
California
Jack VanCleve
Des Moines
Bernice Johnson
Algona
Carl Johnson
H. H. Raney
Bridge Club
Everett Anderson
Tom Garman
Renwick
Francis Pierce
Northwood
Ed Garman
Phillip Goetz
Donald Hanig
St. Ann Hospital
A. M. Lemkee
Irvington
J. T. Meurer
Homer Lawson
R. E. Newbrough
J. J. Anderson
Agenda
Kansas
Roland Waldschmidt
Spencer
Ben G. Studer
Linus Eisenbacher
Alvor
Hiram Ackerman
Cylinder
Helen Johnson
Garner
Ackerman
Muriel Long
Long
Esther Skaw
Vearl Benskin
Wm. Anderson
Vinton
Rebekahs
Guy M. Burst
Clair Robinson
Curtis Benskin
Oliver, Young
Vee Mullin
Hemingsen
Lodge
Ali
Numerous Buffalo Center social leaders attend holidays
A lengthy scan lists visits and family events across Buffalo Center and nearby towns. Residents include the Riggs and Laux families, multiple Ames visitors, weather notes from Texas, hospital stays, and Christmas dinners at numerous homes. A baby girl Sharon Lee arrived for the Smiths, rounding a busy holiday period.
Lakota Social Roundup Includes Tea Parties and Visits
Mrs R L Williams and Mrs H H Murray hosted twenty five guests at a tea in Lakota. Don Wortman visited Buffalo Center with Forrest Schmidt and others. John Nelson, former Lakota blacksmith, died in Algona and was buried beside a late brother. Christmas gatherings included Stecker families from Titonka and Thompson. Mrs Jerry Ukena hosted twenty five friends for coffee with Blue Earth visitors and local bowling with men. Arnold and Ray Becker families joined Christmas in Fort Dodge and Carl Gerzema and kin hosted at their relatives’ home.
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Mason City
Laux
Fred Seefeld
Alamo
Texas
Paul Erdman
Karl Wester
Ames
Emil Wester
Lelia Jordan
Amnes
R. C. Bauer
Ralph Bauer
Fort Dodge
George Wellik
Whittemore
Will Hrubes
Wil
Germany
Enar
Myrwin Dimond
John Dimonds
Britt
Howard Sparks
Guy Dimond
Carolyn Dimond
Minneapolis
Jim Meurer
Lyle Huff
Air Corps
Albert Lichteig
Louis Lichteig
Bob
Tom
Marjorie
Ed Kenyon
Mallard
Ed Dusold
Jimmy
Ann Richter
John Richter
O. W. Friedon
Lonnie Swanson
Donald Larsons
Alvin Swanson
Woden
Henry Swanson
Leon
Maynard Swanson
Bill Loebig
Deloris Kienitz
Fern Swanson
Washington, D. C
Bruce Monson
Armstrong
Lakota
al Scott
Forrest G. Schmidt
Buffalo Center
J. Rippentrop
Roland Gabel
Swea City
Andrew Anderson
Lake Park
Marcella Stecker
Gustavus Adolphus College
St. Peter
Fred Stecker
J. E. Ukena
V.F.W. Club
Paul Hoeppner
Susan
Marcus
Ralph Schrooten
Arnolds Park
Burdette Hoeppner
Hip Berschman
Eugene Newell
Sioux Center
John Berschman
Donald Clapper
Dorothy Daniels
Dubuque
Signe Nelson
Mary Zoller
Jasper Schmidt
Edwin Reed
Irvin Koppen
John Steenhard
I. E. Wortman
John
Don Wortman
E. A. Wortman
Billy
Morris
C. A. Gutknecht
Elmer Ruby
Crystal Lake
Orville Ruby
Chas. Gutknecht
Emma
Lena Gutknecht
Wm. Gutknecht
E. H. Buschman
Louise Thaves
E. R. Warley
George Werenga
Albert Werenga
Jack Wertjes
Jakie Peterson
Bertha Werenga
Herman Werenga
R. L. Williams
H. H. Murray
Murray
John Nelson
St. Ann’s Hospital
Algona
Alvin Stecker
Titanka
Bruno Stecker
Thompson
George Stecker
Titonka
Connie Stecker
Ralph Hopkes
Jerry Ukena
Wm. Schroeder
St. Paul
Forrest Schmidt
Jean Terry
Blue Earth
Gas Caupanger
Arnold Becker
Ray Becker
Martin Becker
Carl Gerzema
Carl
John Gerzema
Medical Science Gets Effective New TB Tool Tibione
New York reports Tibione, a German drug, shows promise against certain TB forms like laryngitis and enteritis. Doctors Hinshaw and McDermott studied 2000 patients in 10 German hospitals, noting potential for longer use with fewer toxic reactions and synergy with streptomycin, though not matching its rapid impact or effectiveness in military TB or TB meningitis. Sechenley Laboratories plans clinical tests with government and research bodies, with wide availability at least a year away.
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New York
H. Corwin Hinshaw
San Francisco
Walsh McDermott
Cornell Medical Center
Germany
Schenley Laboratories, Inc
Sechenley Laboratories
Mexican Turtle Crosses Atlantic Suspected Drift Across Gulf Stream
In Plymouth England a Mexican Loggerhead turtle about the size of a man’s head was spotted on a seashore road far from the Gulf of Mexico where it belongs. Dr D P Wilson of the marine biology lab called it a very rare sight and said it likely crossed the ocean under its own power aided by the Gulf Stream.
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Plymouth
England
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Marine Biological Laboratory
D. P. Wilson
Old Brixton watchman writes hit song in New York
London’s 75 year old night watchman Billy Whitlock, once a 100 pound weekly music hall star, discovers a 1904 gramophone record played at a New York party sparks a hit. Decca rushes to rerecord Scotch Hot later Hop Scotch Polka as sales soar to 15000 weekly in America.
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London
England
Brixton
New York
Billy Whitlock
Billy
Edison Bell’ Co
Guy Lombardo
Decca Co
Billy Whit- Jack
Old Bill
America
Witch Doctors Remedies Win Scientific Attention
Scientists from institutions like Edinburgh Royal College of Physicians Wester Reserve University and California Institute of Technology study remedies from Indian medicine China Africa and the Americas. They note quinine from cinchona bark and other folk cures show real effects in trials, with journals praising traditional knowledge while exploring how these ancient cures work.
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Royal College of Physicians
Edinburgh
Wester Reserve University
Cleveland
California Institute of Technology
Southwest
Ecuador
Brazil
Africa
Cumberlands
Ozarks
Quebec
France
National Cancer Institute
Washington
South America
Five Claimants to Church Money Spark Puzzle
In Trinway Ohio the Method ist church faced a mystery who really left $600 in two boxes beneath the pulpit Pastor Clifton Garrabrant said five members had claimed the money Each gave a different tale of how they obtained it and how it was left The church handed the money to the sheriff for safekeeping and a court test may determine ownership
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Zanesville
Ohio
Trinway
Clifton Garrabrant
New Corn Hybrids Tolerant to Borer
Iowa State College agronomists announce five new single crosses with resistance to stalk breaking and ear damage from corn borers. Seed firms must use these crosses to produce six tolerant hybrids, including Iowa 4376 4470 4537 4531 4525 4527. Iowa 4527 shows yields comparable to U S 13 with far less lodging and dropped ears in 1949.
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Iowa Hybrid Seed Cor
Iowa State College
Iowa
North Central
Tow
South Central
G. F. Sprague
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Towa
U. S. 13
U. S
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
Sprague
Coincidence in Car Replacement and Odd Facts
Earl Winterstein of near Griswold turned in a 13 year old car and received a new one. The serial numbers on the keys matched those of the old car. A curious aside notes that the width of ships is set by the Panama Canal and the height by the Brooklyn Bridge.
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Earl Winterstein
Near
Griswold
United States
Panama Canal
Brooklyn Bridge
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