Activities of Local School for the Week
Back from vacation students describe progress in reading, counting, and phonics. Notes on absences, birthdays, and class activities include new books, spelling lists, and upcoming tests as grades progress through arithmetic, geography, and health topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Bahling
Sue Callies
Lorraine
Sata Claus
Pam
Jeff Hrey
Maurice
Dwerg
Deloris
Fords
Geeps
Jane
Buicks
Wes
Glen
Sandra
Verna
Bearly
Kenny HL
Clarence
Lena
Brent
Bruce
Allen
Judy
Murgaretv
Judy Mehlan
George Boekelman
Pat
Beverly
James
Richard
Orla Jane
JoAnn
Sehees
Lazy Lou
Betty
Dicky
Lelia
Paul
Jean
Rosslyn
Raly
Lloyd
Kenneth
Rodger
Everly
Marianne
Sharon
Coraie
Marilyn
Patty
Julia
Clinton
Mr- Hoel
Donna
Diane
Darrel
Virua
Phyllis F
Alan Gary
Corinne
Wendel
Karmy
Esther
Ronald
Lawrence Doege Farewell Seen By Neighbors
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Doege were surprised last Friday evening when neighbors who they threshed with came in for a farewell party. They enjoyed a delicious lunch and received a lovely gift as they prepare to move to Burt. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Warner Beenken and Eugene, Mr and Mrs John Cordes and Rose, Mr and Mrs George Tjaden and Owen, Mr and Mrs John Asche Carroll and Clint, Mr and Mrs Alfred Boelkes and Audrey, Mr and Mrs Eddie Sonnenberg, Russell and Blaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Doege
Lawrence
Alfred Boelkes
Audrey
Eddie Sonnenberg
Russell
Blaine
Doeges
Burt
Round Table on Christian Amendment Broadcast Schedule
A round table discussion on a proposed Christian Amendment to the U S Constitution is set with two mid Kansas college presidents and the field secretary of the Christian Amendment Movement. Broadcast times include Des Moines station WHO 1040 on Jan 15 from 8:30 to 9:00 am and Ames station WOL 640 on Jan 21 from 2:30 to 3:00 pm. The program airs on more than 150 stations nationwide and is sponsored by the interdenominational Christian Amendment Movement of Topeka Kansas.
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United States
Fiebd
Christian Amendment Movement
WHO
Des Moines
Aum
WOL
Ames
Pam
The
Clay Street
Topeka
Kansas
Parity Principle Backed by Iowa Farm Bureau
The Iowa Farm Bureau Federation backs the parity principle for fair farm prices and urges soil resource building during controlled production. Wayne Keith notes state resolutions from 125000 member families advocate long range farm prosperity through consumption, processing, and storage policies and support for the ever-normal granary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Wayne Keith
Kossuth County
Keith
Commodity Credit Corporation
Congress
Methodist Church Services and Activities
The Methodist Church led by Pastor Donald H. James lists morning worship at 11, Sunday School at 10, and evening service at 7 45. Faith in Christ is the study basis with booklets from Mrs. W J Denton or the pastor. Senior MYF meets Wednesday at 7 80 at the parsonage. choir rehearsals also noted. Doan church holds 9 45 service and 10 15 Sunday School. a January 19 meeting at Mrs. Robert Bolenous's home is announced. In other news, conservation officer Harry Harrison of Madrid cut off his big toe with an axe while chopping wood. the toe was reattached in Des Moines hospital.
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W. J. Denton
Wwscs
Robert Bolenous
Harry Harrison
Madrid
Des Moines
Ramsey Reformed A. Roskamp
Petey
Peter
Satan
Young Peoples Club
Titania Chamber of Commerce Pancake Supper January 23
The Titania Chamber of Commerce invites all members and local men to a pancake supper at the skating rink on Monday evening January 23 at 6 30. Farmers are urged to join to connect with customers and improve the town with a post supper program for businessmen and non business people alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titania Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Comerce
Chamber of Commerce
Titonka
Irene Ricke to John Muehe wed at Wesley
Irene Ricke daughter of Mrs. Carvie wed John Muehe youngest son of J B Maehe in a 9 oclock nuptial mass at St Josephs Catholic church The ceremony by Rev L N Klein featured a white Bates satin gown with marquisette yoke and a crystal rosary from the groom A wedding breakfast and three course dinner followed with 60 relatives at the bride and groom home The couple plan a wedding trip and will reside in the groom’s recently purchased house
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
St. Josephs Catholic Church
Irene
Ruth Muehe
LeRoy Ricke
Legion Hall
Now and Then A Look at Early Auto Life in Algona
The reminiscence recalls 1910s driving scenes in Kossuth County. Dr. Peters tips a buckboard after striking a stone and a ditch, with early recovery by neighbors and mules. Fisher later tows cars in mud, and the era’s insurance, licensing, and road conditions are described.
Good Hope Lutheran Church Weekly Schedule and Announcements
Holy Communion service at 10 30 a m Sunday School and Bible Class at 9 30 a m Communion announcements due Friday by 7 30 p m Choir rehearsal Wednesday at 7 30 p m Brotherhood hosts Lakota Corwith and Remwick men for dartsball this Friday Evening Confirmation instruction Saturday at 9 a m Women’s Missionary Society meets next Thursday Jan 9 at 1 30 p m Topic Christian Higher Education led by Grace Sietsema Hostesses Mrs Wm Boyken and Mrs Herbert Rakow
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Brotherhood
Immanuel Lutheran Church Weekend Services and Activities
Immanuel Lutheran church announces Sunday divine services at 9 30 led by Pastor Plant with Rev H Beyer of Woden in attendance. Fifteenth anniversary of Grace congregation in Austin, Sunday School 10 30. Choir rehearsal Monday 7 36. Dart ball game Friday January 18 at Britt. Saturday confirmation class. Hunter Mission band meets 1 45 four weeks from Sunday afternoon. Luther League meets Sunday evening.
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H. Beyer
Woden
Grace
Austin
Brotherhood
Britt
Hunter Mission Band
Luther League
Titonka Teams Win Two Games Each Last Week
Titonka Indians and squads each won two games last week. Tuesday the squads traveled to Ledyard with the girls prevailing 21 to 12 and the boys 36 to 12.
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Ledyard
Tionka
Shirley Callies
Trenary
Titonka
Callies
Shirley
J Nne Oan Callies
Sharon
Ringsdorf
DeWall
Fisher
Roskamp
Amesbury
Krantz
Boyken
Heifer
I Tjaden
Kiley
Hoover
Buffington
Metcalf
Adamson
Tg ‘Wentworth
Delf O
OL. Wentworth
Don
Knower c
Lloyd Mime
Manthel g __ Wolterman
Tatals
Squaws
Wesley
Bauer
Carol
Stockwell
Schutter
Norland
Baade
Folkerts
Price
Garman
Bauer F
Huff Foy Wesley
Onset
Heiferg
Tjadeng
Krominga
Mullin
Ricke
Awewe
Studer
Huff
Dwyer
Robinson Gonnee
Doughan
PTA Meeting Set At School House January 16
The regular P T A meeting will be held Monday evening January 16 at 8 p m at the schoolhouse. The program features third grade selections directed by Miss Olsen and Mr Castor presenting several vocal groups.
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P.T.A
Miss Olsen
Castor
Home Makers Meeting on Frozen Food Management
A namemakers meeting will be held at Mrs Wayne Miller's Friday January 13 at 1 30. Mrs Ed Zwiefel and Mrs Raymond Bartlett will lead the lesson on Frozen Food Management. A pot luck lunch will end the gathering. All interested are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Miller
Ed Zwiefel
Raymond Bartlett
Longtime Woden Farmer R. E. Brass Dies at 84
R. E. Brass of the Woden area died suddenly after two paralytic strokes. Funeral services were held at the Brass home and St. Johns Lutheran Church in Woden, with Rev. H. Beyer presiding. He was survived by his wife, three daughters, one son, and two brothers. Burial was in Bingham Township cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Brass
Butffalo Center Hospital
Brass
Woden
St. Johns Lutheran Church
H. Bey
Mr. Brass
Martin Christensen
Les LeCour
Santa Monica
Calif
Richard. Hart
Fred
Northwest
Camp Brass
Louis Brass
Ackley
Frieda Crone
Bingham Township
Plan Swea Meeting On School Reorganization Plan
Mile 1 Swanton Wisconsin official will headline an open county meeting at Swea City gymnasium on Wednesday January 18 at 8 00 p m. The speaker will discuss school district reorganization and redistricting with a focus on expanding education programs for children and adults in the northern Kossuth County.
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Mile 1
Swanton
Wisconsin Council of Ariculture
Wisconsin Commission For the Improvement of Education
Kossuth County
Swea City Gymnasium
American Country Life Association
Madison
Wisconsin
Titonka Federated Meeting at Sathoff Home
Titonka Federated club held its last meeting January 3 at the home of Mrs. Doris Sathoff. The lesson Sarin Commentators was given by Mrs. Leota Walrod and Cleo Nelson presented the topic Loan Compounds. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka Federated
Sathoff
Titonka Federatde Club
Doris Sathoff
Leota Walrod
Cleo Nelson
Titonka Chamber endorses school bond election
The Titonka Chamber of Commerce voted unanimously to endorse the school election bond question and urged members to support it on February 2. Attendance was good despite some members being away or busy. The meeting also discussed summer events and a refreshments committee was named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka Chamber of Commerce
J. L. Intermill
Verne Shaw
Bob Schenk
Frank Clark
Jacob Hauptly 94 Dies at Wesley Funeral Held
Jacob Hauptly died Friday at his home in Wesley aged 94. Funeral services were conducted Monday at the Wesley Methodist Church by Rev. J. A. Riggs. He was born January 3, 1956 in Zurich, Switzerland, came to America in 1872, lived in Grundy Center and Orthel Township, married Airyn, and left several children, grandchildren, and a great grandchild. Burial followed at Evergreen Cemetery.
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Wesley
Jacob Hauptly
Methodist Church
J. A. Riggs
Zurich
Switzerland
America
Chicago
Grundy Center
Orthel Township
Airyn
Orthel
Louise
Henry
Anna
Algona
Willian
Lawrence
Edna) Kop
Kathryn
Ernest
Hauptly
Evergreen Cemetery
Soil Conservation Surges in Iowa in 1949
Iowa farmers drove a record leap in soil conservation during 1949, boosting appplied work 18 percent over 1948 and expanding farm plans by 19 percent. In Kossuth County, Leon Laird cited 42 completed plans and notable land improvements including 1336 acres of rotations, 120 acres under contour farming, 4850 feet of tile, 25 000 feet of waterways, and 2120 acres reorganized.
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Iowa
Kossuth County
Leon Laird
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
J. C. Show
Frank H. Mendell
Ames
Mendell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawrence Doeges
Christian Amendment Broadcast
Bureau
Donald H. James
Irene Ricke
John Muehe
Walter Green
Clarke County
Dr. Peters
Besten
Frank Fishter
Ed Conner
Kossuth
Wm. Shirley
Fred Thacker
Good Hope Lutheran A. Mardorf
Immanuel Luthuran
Wm. Plant, Pastor
Home Makers
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