New Years Morn Wedding in Williston
Misa Hart and Noel Hanson wed at the Congregational parsonage with Rev. Scheibe officiating. Bride wore her mother’s wedding gown from 24 years ago. bouquet of chrysanthemums. Attendees included family members and friends. reception held at the Hart residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Dtuth
Anita Hart
Noel B. Hanson
Durbin O. Scheibe
Wee
Carrie Jacob Bond
Omma Burdick
Rioen
Hangon
L. C. Hart
Weat
First Avenue
Williston
North Dakota State College
Fargo
Wilbur Hanson
Libon
N. Dak
Lisbon High School
Hoe
Valley City State Teachers College
Hart Home
Herald
N. D
Haneen
Hisie Relbsamen- Hart
C. Relligamen
Social and Bridge Club Notes From Local Evening
The article records a busy social week with bridge games at various homes. Activities include the Owls entertaining Night Hawks at four tables, a sleighing party hosted by Miss Lucilla Schmidt, and multiple bridge clubs, dinners, and lessons led by Mrs. Horace Schenck and others. Officers for the upcoming year were elected at a church meeting, with Henry Mayland as President and Lucille Schmidt as Secretary, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thommanuel Luther League
Henry Mayland
George Senne
Lucille Schmidt
Trenaurer
Louisa Praisier
Dick Harrenga
John Ostermann
Martha Harrenga
Louise Senne
Miss Wdith Mae Budlong Bridges Party Notice
Miss Wdith Mae Budlong entertained at her south town home with four tables of bridge on Friday evening. Household items from Hovecold Warniture sale included lounge, library table, rocker, eight dining chairs, two clothes racks and some electric articles. Debts due to Anton B. Pannhuk noted and settlement urged as moving plans begin in February. Local ads note 1984 tire sale offering second tire for one dollar. Titanica shipment reports twenty cars warehoused Saturday night with hogs and cattle sent to Mason City and other markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Eagle
Jimmy Huber
Ernest Peterson
Wdith Mae Budlong
Hovecold Warniture Sale
Anton TS
Pannkuk
Titanica
Mason City
Baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Ray mond Krantz
A fine baby boy arrived yesterday morning at the Krantz home. Raymond Krantz and the family express delight as they welcome the newborn into their household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork
Raymond Krantz
Raymond
Ralph Depuey
Rufus Linghorst
Woden
Backus Submits To Operation At Des Moines Hospital
Postmaster Sid J. Backus underwent a successful operation at Methodist Hospital in Des Moines last Thursday and was reported to be recovering well as of Saturday according to latest word from the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Backus
Sid J. Backus
Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
May Run For County Recorder
Friends of Ida L. Peterson of Algona urge her to run for County Recorder. She has not decided yet. Peterson, a former teacher, made a strong showing two years ago amid the landslide election and remains well qualified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Recorder
Ida L. Peterson
Algona
Wall
Kossuth Leads In Corn Loans In County Totals
Kossuth county jumped into the lead last Saturday with 88 corn loan records. The first tally shows Kossuth 1338, Calhoun 1321, Pocahontas 1281, Webster 1153. Total corn loan amount so far is $628,700.10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth
Calhoun
Pocahontas
Webster
Annual Creamery Meeting Called for Titankg Co operative
Stockholders of the Titankg Co operative Creamery Company are summoned for their annual meeting on January 27 at 2 p m in the I C C F Hall. Officers will be elected and any lawful business brought before the meeting will be discussed. Secretary H P Hansen announces the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titankg, Co-operative Creamery Company
H. P, Hansen
New District Court Foreclosures and Notes Filed
New cases filed in District Court since last report include Hauitable Life versus John P. Monsel for foreclosure, Same versus Warren L. McMurtin et al for foreclosure, Prudential Insurance Co versus H. C. Lanning et al for foreclosure, L. A. Bates as receiver of Farmery Savings Bank of Swea City versus J. H. Wartter on note, Sama versus R. Hardt on note, Same versus J. C. Johnson on note, Same versus Walter Hardt on note, K and C L Krutseva, Theo Smith on note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauitable Life
John P. Monsel
Same
Warren L. McMurtin
Prudential Insurance Cove
H. C. Lanning
L. A. Bates
Farmery
Savings Bank of
Swea City
J. H. Wartter
Note
Sama
HH. Hardt
J. C. Johnson
Walter Hardt
L. Krutseva
Theo
Smith
Surprise Birthday Party For Ed Bruns In Titonka
Ed Bruns was surprised Sunday evening on his birthday as his Titonka family and friends gathered at his home to celebrate. Guests brought baskets and enjoyed bidding him well wishes for many more happy events as year end transitioned to the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Bruns
Titanka
Mr. Bruns
Horace Sthenek
Guy ‘Bruns
Mra
Henry ‘Bruns
Titonia
Tribune
Wepel Family Notes From Kamrar Iowa 1944 Warmth and Travel
Mrs Maggie Wepel writes from Kamrar Iowa describing cold days and limited fuel while noting her son Helko and family moved to northern Minnesota where fuel and ice fishing opportunities abound. She wishes a happy prosperous new year. Also mention of coal on track and Natth Towa Grain Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Wopel
Kamrar
Iowa
Tllinois
Natth Towa Grain Co
Obituary of Dettrich Boyken Sr in Iowa farm town
The community mourns Dettrich Boyken Sr born June 1864 in Bokel Germany who died January 1 after throat illness and other complications. Survived by wife Marie, one daughter, five sons, seventeen grandchildren. services note his faithful life and Christian faith with Rev. Ailian credited. Funeral details reflect a rural Wellsburg Winnebago lineage and long farm life ending in Woden Titonka area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dettrich Boyten
Bokel
Oldenburg
Germany
John‘Boyken
Helene Boyken
Hee
Engelmann
Thair
America
Wellaburg
Wellsburg
Marie Plaisier
Winnebago County
Woden
Boyken
Dne
Henry Schmidt
Fred
Titonka
John
Hilert of
William of
Deit+wich Boyken Jr
Rev
Ailian
P. T. A. Notes Bright Meeting and Program
The P. T. A. meeting Monday evening drew a fair crowd. A one act play “Mother of Mine” promoted library book benefits, Miss Campbell sang, Rev. Faul spoke on Religion and Education, and Supt. Hoon’s remarks were substituted with suggestion slips. Social hour included two special meetings on pay night arrangements and toxin-anti-toxin campaign planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BP. T. A
Miss Campbell
Faul
Hoon
Diphtheria Protection Campaign and Fox Patrol Leaders Named
The P T A sponsors a diphtheria protection drive offering free toxin antitoxin for preschool and school age children with a 60 cent service fee for physicians three injection sera. Parents with preschoolers must notify committee members by Friday morning. Fox patrol formed at the French home with Arthur Boyken as patrol leader Junior Hansen Russell French and Raymond Ricklaty among officers and a lunch served by Mrs French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Downs
W. Ed. Denton
George Bonacker
Stey, Foul
Arthur Boyken
Junior Hansen
Russel
Raymond Ricklaty
Scribe
Neighbors Attend Walter Andersons Farewell Party
A group of neighbors gathered at Walter Andersons home last Monday for a farewell party on Oscar. Hoe planned to leave for home with Joan Anker this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Anderson
Oscar
Hoe
Joan Anker
Local notes on residents and travel around Algona area
Leonard Callies and J B Wilson are among residents handling county and regional business. Mrs. Clevenger, county nurse, works with federal relief and plans school child examinations. Alfred Cameron fights pneumonia while his wife Lela is a Cuthbert daughter. Sleet storms and a fatal Garner crash underscore treacherous roads. Clarence Graham returns from a turkey farm near Washington. 160,000 turkeys raised by Gingery, largest in the U S. L. Nelson family of nine visits the Topic office. they previously farmed nearby before a Minneapolis period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Callies
J. GB. Wilson
Fort Dodge
Elmore
Minn
Messra
John Ailis
Elderl Smith
Nantje Medens
John Tapper
German Valley
Pleasant Prairie Academy
Cameron
Cuthbert
Hudson
Garner
Clarence Graham
Washington
Iowa
Gingery
United States
Graham
L. &. Nélson
Union Slough
Bancroft-Forest City Road
Neve
Minneapolis
Reformed Church Notes From Congregational Meeting
At the annual meeting the consistory reflected elders Jon Risius and Ben Beetiken and Deacon J J Harms. Elda to care for cemetery accepted until March first. Bidders to read contracts at the parsonage. Sunday School attendance contest rules outlined with awards and penalties for absences and late arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Risius
Ben Beetiken
J. J. Harms
Elda
Corn-Hog Plan Benefits for Iowa Farmers Examined
The sixth article in a series outlines how the corn hog program from G A Bonafetter and the Extension Service at Iowa State College would inject about 76 million dollars into Iowa within a year. It details loans of 46 cents per bushel on corn, insurance features, and guaranteed income of five dollars per hog, plus market prices. The plan allows renting and soil improving crops, supports soil rebuilding, and promotes adjusted production to profitable demand to stabilize agriculture amid postwar changes. It notes broader benefits beyond money, including group action and planned agriculture as a lasting outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aditor
Noth
G. A. Bonafetter
Iowa State College
Iowa
Wallace
Leisure Time for Farmers Under New Adjustment
The adjustment offers more leisure time for farmers and a chance for a fuller life. It argues that long hours are outdated and that individuals can choose activities like reading, radio, movies, and community involvement to improve life and social engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uaten
Mfe
Portland area notes and community updates
John Rike is listed as sick. Raymond Bartlett drove to Des Moines last Thursday. Portland residents and Burt area folks visited, hosted, or shopped with relatives this week. A 4% party was held by the Portland Penny Pals at Burt’s Legion Hall. Many names appear in social calls, visits, and family events across Burt and Algona. A 4-H training in Bancroft and a skating party at the Nelson home are noted. A Card at the hospital and a birthday anniversary for the Krull family are recorded along with school averages and lost items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rike
Raymond Bartlett
Des Moines
Louis Bartlett
Roy Clark
Portland Penny Pals
Legion Hall
Burt
Art Barker
Chas Phelps and Son
Lauretta
Beulah Larsen
Ura Lewick
Laura J. Smith
Priday
Brill Plergon
Ray Smith
G. Leeck
Albert Martinek
Sexton
Leo Brayton
Ed Battistt
Reasor
Virginia Trenary
Henry Smith
G. Leech
Armgard
N. D
Rev. Gartner
Ha. Bartlett
Bartlett
Charles Larsen
Beulah
Lauretta Larsen
Roland Larsen
Kossuth Hospital
Algona
Paing
iAlgona
California
Nelson
iGrant Hutchinson
Storm Lake
Camp Lakeview
Bancroft
Godtfredson
Portland
Wit Ringsdorf
Donald
Brink Shipler
Zola
Dale
Chas
Larsen’s
W. B. Shipler
Maxwell
Iowa
Arkansas
R. M. Wallace
Chas, Wandling
John Krull
Louis Huber
Mr. Krull
Dist. No. 1
Levant Moora
Marleta Hubet
Luelle Bartlett
Lawrence Kruger
Disie Larsen
Velma Larsen
Lareng
Eing Peterson
Dittmar Smith
Ostegard
Godfredson
Peterson
Whooping Cough Declared Major Childhood Threat Again
A WO I broadcast under the state medical society reports whooping cough remains one of the most dreaded childhood diseases. The alert notes higher child mortality from whooping cough than from diphtheria or scarlet fever, urging vigilance and vaccination where available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Medieval Society
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lucilla Schmidt
Horace Schenck
Iha
Anton Pannhuk
H. C
R. C. Ball
Roy Budlong
Steven DeVries
H. A. French
D Mayme Peterson
Womens Club
Chile
Rob Carl
Baynard Thompson
Missionary Society of the M
Ray
Mrs
The
Church
Rev. Meuhlemyn
C. V.pendeygast
Larkin Club
Bridgs Way
Mmaderby
M. & Craven
Agre” Wood
Ist
Anton B. Pannhuk
Gamble
Mrs, Leek
Williston, N. D
Deitrich Boyken
Portland News
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