Local Notes On Students and Visiting Family in Mason City
Mrs Leroy Eaton has been ill with the flu. Miss Allegra Swingen returns to Mason City to resume college duties. Miss Norence Misaman returns to Tolet Illinois after a week at the Misaman home. Miss Velma Baack was dinner guest at the Kramer home. Estelle Ludeking returns to Greene to teach after visiting home. Teachers return to Woden after ten days' vacation. Miss Francis Miller returns home and resumes duties at Weden high school. Mr and Mrs Charles Baack host New Year’s Day. Rosa Ringsdorf and family of Mapleton Minn., Fred Saathoff and family, and John Bins and family visit. Velma Baack, nurse student at Marshalltown, returns to training after four days with her parents. Miss Baack has about a year and a half before finishing training. Mrs Theo Fredrickson and daughters Evelyn Arliss Betty and Maurice return from Paxton Ill where Mrs Fredrickson visited her mother. Mr Fredrickson’s mother has reached age 92.
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Leroy Eaton
Pred Lasthof
Mason City
Allegra Swingen
Nforence. Misaman
Tolet
Chet Misaman
Velma Baack
Clara and
Louise Kramer
Estelle Ludeking
Greene
Iowa
Ludeking
Teachens
Woden
Prancis Miller
Alta Vista
Weden
Charles Baack
Rosa Ringsdorf
Mapleton
Minn
Fred Saathoff
John Bins
Mis
Marshalltown
Charles Baacks
Miss Baack
Theo
Fredrickson
Evelyn
Arliss
Betty
Maurice
Paxton
Wesley News Highlights Local Visits and Family News
Local society notes report Mr Albert Rena slakist and guests at the Olson home on New Year's Day. Mrs GL Kleinpeter to host the Thursday bridge club. The Methodist WFM will meet at Mrs Fred Diekman's home. Mr and Mrs John Mullins welcomed a son born at Kossuth hospital on December 24. Betty Arndorfer visited her sister Mrs Leo Goetz. Mr and Mrs Sam Anne and family visited relatives in Garden City. Lawrence Goetz returned to Chicago after Christmas at his parents' home. Wallace Benton family attended the funeral of Lawrence McNamee in Minneapolis. Mr and Mrs Frank Wellik and Mr and Mrs Leo Wellik hosted guests at Hopking's home. Maxine Wolf, nurse student at St Anthony's, visited from Carroll. Vee Mullin and sons visited Ben Mullin in Klemme. Mullin baby improving. Mr and Mrs Oscar Erickson and Evelyn and Forrest returned to Wimhurst Ill after Christmas visits.
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Albert Rena
Matt Laux
H. Mqlson
GL. H. Kleinpeter
W.F.M
Fred Diekman
John Mullins
Kossuth Hospital
Dee
Betty Arndorfer Goetz Lasteek
Leo Goetz
Sam Anne
Largs Severselkeg
Garden City
Lawrence Goetz
Chicago
Mike Goetz
Wallace Benton
Frank Wellik
Leo Wellik
Hopking
Maxine Wolf
St. Anthony's Hospital
Carrol
Ed Wolf
Vee Mullin
Victor
Thayer
Klemme
Ben
Mullin
Oscar,Erickson
Evelyn
Forrest
Wimhurst
Ill
Arabella McPherson
Omaha
Creighton College
Urban Neuroth
Lodge Hall
Neuroth
Rosella Hildman
R. O
Pauline
Harcourt
Delbert
Jacob Hauptly
Wesley
Methodist Church
Arthur Bottom
I Catherine Elfen Orthel
Germany
United States
Ilinois
Hancock County
Orthel Township
Louise
Henry
Kathryn
Anna
William
Ernest
Evergreen Cemetery
St.osephs Church
Gladys Ann Haverly
Henry Haverly
Edward Louis Cink
George Cink
Westward Wedding Bells Pass Through Wesley
Miss Gladys Haverly and Edward Cink wed in Wesley in a ceremony att is the groom’s entry. The couple tied the knot in a traditional service with attendants, a breakfast, and a three course dinner at the bride’s grandmother and parents homes. After March first they will live on a farm north of Wesley.
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A. J. Wakener
Tey Ware
Heté
Cmhry
Oldrends Haverly
TBS
Agatha Haverly
Wesley High School
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Wesley
Local notes from Lakota and area events
Miss Arlene Lewis visited friends in Buffalo Center last week while the George Heetland family spent New Years with relatives in Algona. Numerous local residents and families are listed visiting, guests, and gatherings in the week including church group meetings, hospital notes, and New Year celebrations. A birth is recorded at Buffalo Center Dolmage hospital for a baby girl born January 1. The obituary on H L Kienitz notes several out of town relatives attending the funeral.
Unclear OCR fragment references visitors and caregivers
The text is a garbled OCR fragment mentioning Mrs Ahton Patittkwk and Mr Pannkuk visiting friends and relatives, with Mrs Pannkuk caring for her mother in law Mrs B A Pannkuk. Details about location or events are missing due to corruption.
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Tomerome
Ahton Patittkwk
County Fronds Blocked Algona By Blizzard Clearing Roads
County engineers report a blizzard Friday blocked many county roads around Algona. By Monday afternoon, most routes were practically clear, according to H. M. Smith, county engineer.
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H. M. Smith
Marriage Edgenses Issued In Algona Area
Four marriage licenses were issued starting 1987 in the Algona region. Named couples include Rank Youngwirth and Emma Rahm of Laverne, John A. Wolland of Britt and Leong Fitch of Sexton, Luther Gilmors and Hia Ward of Mankato, Amel Limberg and Berdena Smith of Buffalo Center.
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Algona
Dan Cupid
Hig
Rank Youngwirth
Emma Rahm
Laverne
John A. Wolland
Britt
Leong, Fitch
Sexton
Luther Gilmors
Hia Ward
Mankato, Minn
Amel Limberg
Berdena Smith
Buffalo’ Center
Winter car care and church notes from a small town
A collection of old notes includes advice on winter driving and vehicle care urging proper air and lubricants and chains on icy roads. Also reports from Lutheran Church Ladies Aid meeting, congregational notes, clergy announcements, funeral attendances, and local errands including coal delivery and car sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Braun
Man
Vigilance urged to protect children from joyriding risks
A cautionary message warns drivers to curb winter temptations and avoid sideswiping on the road. It stresses that serious injury or death can result and urges adults to discourage dangerous driving by children, reminding readers to look back and ensure safe habits are formed.
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Titonka
W. L. Tindall
D. O. Oesteopathic
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L. A. Matern
C. O. Riddle
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Thonka
W. F. Hamstreet, M. D
Orin
Pierre Sartor, M. D
Dr. H. 1
Torgersen
Roy C. Ball
Fale
Titonka, Ja
Gue Frederickson
Palla
Bank of Woden
Wodrn
Wesley News
Fred
Charge
Titania
Carl Hempe
Mgr
Portable Milling
Servich
Bennet Bruhns
Buffalo Center
Kossuth County
J. L. Bonar
Iowa State Bank Building
Algona, Towa
L. A. Winkel Attorney-at-Law
Hesse
Algona, Ia
van Ness & Stillman
Attorneys-at-Law
Towa
Maurice C. McMahon
County Savings Building
E. C. McMahon
Quinbridg
Algona, la
P. A. Dawson
State Bank
Kossuth Co, State Bank
Fidg
Hoff’s Harness and Shoe Repair Shop
Chet Lamoreux
Prop
Schwen
Algona Rendering Works
Titanky
Lakota News
Arlene Lewis
George Heetland
Bobby Powery
Donald Looft
Walter Meyer
Elmer Kienicz
Carlson
Swan City
New Years Era
J. EB. Ukeng
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Olfie Specht
Charlotte Sorenson
OC .R. Lewis
Reinder Johnson
Dolmage Hospital
Fred Park
Frank Miller
J .F. Faulkner
Wm. Schroeder
Elmore
Anna Coupanger
Irvin Schweitert
Burt
Wm. Turley
F. W. Baum
JC. F. Specht
Hoonerman
Peter Bruer
Dolmage
Ed Thaves
Gus Thaves
Eva
Emma
Louise Thaves
Harold.Klestey
Bemidji
Frank, Kiester
Harry Mu
J. B. Ukena
Gertrude Wort Iman
Charley Gutknecht
Mary Towler
Faribault
Worley
Lena Gutknecht
McKinley
August Gutknecht
Chas
Hd Gutknecht
Sylvia Randall
Gertrude Wortman
Wade Ball
Take Oats
Meriam ‘Heatland
Virgil] Smith
Wilbur Hassbrock
Harold ‘Geerdes
Norman Trerking
Dubuque
Wm. Ley
Robert Hamilton
Maynard Ukona
Edgenses
Lutheran Church Notes
Ladies Aid Mat
Mra
Adolph Missal
Robert Callies
Etta Stacker
Hoatanses
W. J Denton
Chester Lamoreux
Gilmore City
Clarence ‘Blackmere
Chelsea
Michigan
A A. B. Mann
Spencer
Frank Fisher
Ray Miller
Beck’s
J. W. Swanson
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Christian Science Publishing
Notway Street
Boston
Massachusetts
Mentha
Wranth
Addreay
Federal North Iowa Grain Co
J. L. Miller
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Kentucky
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Fred Hagen
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