Local Happenings and New Year News From Ledyard
Local notes report births and social visits, with Mrs. Norris Kiel welcoming a baby girl Sunday at a Mason City hospital. Several bridge parties, New Year gatherings, and travels to Ames and Des Moines are noted, along with plans for trips to Las Vegas and Hermosa Beach and updates on residents visiting family and returning to colleges. A baby, travels, and school updates anchor the brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris Kiel
Mason City
C. RB. Krantz
Minneapolis
Roberts
Jay Budtong
Everett Rippentrop
Minnie Oesterreicher
Des Moines
Manford Rice
Wally Lichtenberger
Gary
Stephen
Kenneth Higdon
Ray Higdon
Britt
Roy Budiong
Florida
Alice
Clyde Coyner
C. A. Metcalf
Wayne Miller
Vernon Gard
Minnesota
Ruthven
Decorah
Luther College
Carl H. Callies
Frank Mehlan
Blue
Island
Harry
Texas
Carroll
Robert Lang
Bob
Brooklyn
Town
Will Ward
Herald
Donald Buffingtons
Ike Buffingtons
Donald Budlong
Arthur Buffington
Roger Buffington
Donald Buffington
California
Ledyard
Titenka
Wesley
Gerhard Bruns
West Liberty
Mary Bruns
Kansas City
David W. Ryder
Weekend visitors and gatherings in Woden area
Residents hosted and visited over New Year weekend with many relatives and friends. Notable guests included Henry and Jack Scott of Benson and John Kahl of Grand Island Nebraska at Mrs. George Pommer’s home, while Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Carstens traveled to Glencoe Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard French
Howard
Wendall
Algona
Bourne
Harold Fristedt
Harold, Fristeat
George Pommer
Henry
Jack Scott
Benson
John Kahl
Grand Island
Nebr
Kahl
Jayo
Herbert Carstens
Glencoe
Minn
Albert Weishaar
Geraldine
Gladys
Edwin Weishaar
Carl Peters
John Rudisill
Ted Bode
Marilyn
John
Ceylon
Fritz Gerdes
Dale Rittenhouse
Harry Quinn
Frank Truesdell
Claus Smith
Walter Pihl
Mary Phillips
Warren
Wim
Phillips
Henry Phillips
Betty Gerdes
Joe McGurk
Alvin Hanna
Forest” “City
Wayne Naser
Lake Mills
LaVonne Wood
Itham
Naser
Alice Phillips
Wm. Wood
Iver Brown
Walter Pih
Pigs Seen Up 1949 Boost Plea Falls Short In Survey
A December government survey shows farmers plan a 10 percent rise in the 1949 spring pig crop to 56.5 million head, below the 17 percent increase requested. Iowa plans a 23 percent rise, with regional gains mainly in June, October and November. Beef output is expected to drop while meat demand grows. Buy it in Titonka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Francis Kutish
Iowa State College
Titonka Savings Bank 1948 Yearly Condition Report
Report from Titonka Savings Bank in Kossuth County Iowa as of December 31 1948 to the Iowa Superintendent of Banking. It lists assets including cash 517 320.76 government obligations 105 500.00 loans 502 049.17 and premises 2 000.00 total assets 2 217 527.70 and liabilities totaling 2 068 051.36 with capital accounts 49 476.81. Directors and officers certify correctness and sign sworn statements dated January 4 1949 before Notary Alice Kuchenreuther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Kossuth County
Iowa
United States
Niene
Wm. Boyken
Edward Boyken
Attoat
Knantz
Carl Glesking
State of Iowa
Kossuth
Aliee Kuchenreuther
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Dale Brung
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Dale
Frank Fisher
Harold Gartner
Frank Clark
Delorie Ledy
Havelock
Guttenberg
Carl I. Callies
August Brandt
Brandt
Verda Johnson
Bancroft
Will Brandt
George Bonacker
Harry Reed
Roy Budlong
Miller Melson
Jay Budlong
Harry Beed
Las Vegas
Nevada
Titonka Savings Bank
Bey
Omar
Woden News
Seca
Pillsburys
Monarch
Nacker’s “Food Market
Kutish
Fetvae
Dodrieomsnee
Neal Ee
Vb Agimars
Cesunavmans Surterseseee
Urkey
Swea City
Hatchery
Swea
City, Iowa
KSUM
Intermill
Titonka, Iowa
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