Local News Notes On Illness Births And Gatherings
Louis Bruns and several neighbors remain at home with the flu while Mrs. Harold Miller, Mrs. Howard Andrews, and others suffer illness. A baby boy was welcomed as the first child of the couple at St. Monday. George A. Klenk of Kossuth County celebrated his 1st birthday with fifty-one neighbors at the family home, continuing a long standing hospitality tradition. Notables include E P Hansen Loren Hansen Keil family and the Sunny Hour club hosting, with high prizes to Mrs. Ollie Brunst and Mrs. Patricia Hendhlow. Maurice Keil’s work is affected as Tim Harrs recovers from frozen feet. Real estate deals also surface as A M Petersen closes a farm sale making Wm Huisman new owner of the John Zweifel place and plans for a move to the area by Haigman family in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bruns
Harold Miller
Howard Andrews
Ralph Harris
Vernon
Russell Willis
H. A. Wrench
Minneapolis
Wrench
Robert Clemans
Emma Smith
F. T. Lewis
Lakota
Frank Clark
H. JA. French
Homer Downs
IR. L. Krantz
Jean French
Roy Budlong
George A. Klenk
Kossuth
Pioneer
Klenk
George
Florence Reynolds
E. P. Hansen
Loren
John Keil
Maurice
Florence Reaser S
Doyle
Bob Lane
A. M. Petersen
New Hampton
H. A. Hansen
Rudd
Menno Fuls
Sunny Hour
Newville
Jennie Boekelman
Ollie Brunst
J. D. Andrews
Dean Andrews
Burt
Kenneth Krantz
Clifford Krantz
Danny Bonacker
Ronald Nelson
David Hoon
Wm. Huisman
Kamrar
John Zweifel Place
Haigman
Arnold Gray
Henry Gray
Community Notes From Algona Area Reflect Local Life
Att Hench attended Gamble store managers meeting in Webster City. Numerous local residents hosted and visited across towns, birthdays celebrated, new babies born, and club activities noted including bridge games and a fire at a farm, with community members traveling to Dubuque for minister conferences and family gatherings across Algona and surrounding areas.
Dated Notes From Titonka Area Community
A daughter was born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Amos Kromminga. Mrs Oscar Miller hosted the Friendly club Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Harry Reed and Mrs Wilbur Schram visited Fort Dodge Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Will Larson visited Gilbert Nelson at Ringsted Tuesday. Miss Theda Meyer and Kate Beenken were Sunday guests at the Warner Smith home. Mr and Mrs Harry Ricklefs and family were entertained at the John Welhousen home Monday evening. Myrtle Bates returned Sunday from time with Dick Meyer home. her sister Irene joined from Webster City. Mrs John Pink hosted the Merrie Makers five hundred club Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Clair Heifner won high score. Mr and Mrs Mark Baconlow and Mr and Mrs Seaver Pannhuk sent thanks for help with their chicken house. The first child, a boy named Cecilane, born Monday to Mr and Mrs Ralph Harms. grandparents are Mr and Mrs Dick Harms. Announcements arrived from Tappi Minn of a baby boy for Mr and Mrs Floyd Elliott formerly Titonka residents. named Bruce Blakley. A letter from Lee O Wolfe to his daughter Mrs Tongersen says Texas has been very cold and they have stayed indoors much of the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Att Hench
Webster City
Gamble
Ben A. Moyer
Marjorie
Carl Sunderman
George Baston
Herman, Minn
B. Penning
Tom Loats
Clarence
Kenneth
John Pannhuk
William Meyer
Alfred Lee
Bq Sonnenberg
Id. A. Wempen
Buffalo Center
Mason City
John Isebrand
Wellsburg
Richard
Leonard
Vern
Alvin Gray
Kamrar and
Jewell
Vernon Schutter
Harm 'Wibben
Buffalo Center Hospital
Wibbens
Simon Bergman Sr
Kossuth
Algona
Jake Gigler
B. O. FN
Ben U. Meyer
Karl Sunderman
Calvin Schmucker
Dubuque
University of Dubuque
Maurice Bilsborwgh
Kossuth Hospital
Bilsborough
Vernelle Zweifel
Land
Telko Stecker
Loren
R. JC. Ball
R. E. Weber
Bancroft
Frank Clark
Howard French
Harry Beedlow
Seaver Pannkuk
Seaver
Art
W. H. Rickles
Raymond Bartlett
Heinie Br
Herman Spear
Wim, Spear
Dick’ Steenhandt
Lakota
Robert Spear
Thomas Aache
Henry Spear
Erwin Schwarz Andeon Raymong
John Gonziges
Harm Se
Han Ype
Sig CIA
Oscar Miller
Friendly Club
Harry Reed
Wilbur Schram
Fort Dodge
Will Larson
Gilbert Nelson
Ringsted
Theda Meyer
Kate Beenken
Warner Smith
Harry Ricklefs
John Welhousen
Myrtle Bates
Meyer
Ralph Harms
Cecilane
Dick Harms
Tappi
Minn
Floyd Elliott
Titonka
Bruce ‘Blakley
Lee O. Wolfe
Tongersen
Texas
Log rolls over man. mistaken death causes village aid
Near Higin, Arthur Hermen was knocked unconscious by a heavy log. His daughter, thinking him dead, recruited help at several farms as she carried him to the truck. After two hours, men arrived to find him alive and hurt, joking that his death had been exaggerated in a Twain-like tale read from the Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hermen
Higin
Mr. Hermen
Mark Twain
Survey for Valuable Old Manuscripts Being Made
Iowa Historical Records Survey led by the WPA seeks private and public manuscript collections in Iowa to document and preserve documents, diaries, letters, and other papers for American history. The effort emphasizes locating hidden private holdings and notes the value of manuscripts to understanding U.S. civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Historical Records Survey
Iowa Works Projects Administration
O. Clyde Sutherland
Sutherland
Charles A. Beard
United States
Historical ‘Records ‘Survey
Iowa
Historical Recards Survey
Seventh Street
Des Moines
Honey Slices Found Behind Siding at Lohrville Church
Workmen uncover about 26 gallons of golden honey hanging in long sheets after removing siding from a Christian church in Lohrville. The article notes wood smoking tips advising green hardwood or clean corncobs are acceptable for smoking meat while soft woods should be avoided due to sooty deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wormel
Christian Church
Lohrville
Immanuel Lutheran Notice and Dream Sermon
Immanuel Lutheran at Titonica offers English services next Sunday January 21 at 10 30 am with Sunday school at 9 30 am Luther League social at 7 30 pm An oyster supper Friday evening in the church basement The parsonage connects to Titanica Central telephone 9 F 465.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Lutheran
Adolph Killan
Titonica
Luther League
Immanuel Luther League
Ramsey Reformed Church Sunday Services and Baptisms
Reverend Calvin Schnucker presides as pastor with 9 30 Sunday school, 10 30 German and English worship. Marvin Aukes shares charge of the English service in the Sunday school auditorium. A new baptismal font was presented by the adult Bible class, presented by Nanna Tiedens, followed by baptisms of Laecille Marie Heyes and Shirley Bernice Tjarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey Reformed
Calvin Schnucker
Marvin Aukes
Nanna Tiedens
Laecille
Marie Heyes
Abbe Heyes
Shirley Bernice Tjarks
Herma 'C. Tjarks
Good Hope Lutheran Church Services and Meeting Announcement
Good Hope Lutheran Church invites worship in English this Sunday January 21 at 10:30 with Sunday school at 9:30. Confirmation class is Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. A special congregation meeting will follow the service. Families without devotional calendars may call at the parsonage.
Methodist Episcopal Rev Patterson Schedules Services and Meetings
Reverend W. L. Patterson leads Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and morning worship at 11:00. Worth League gathers at 7:00 p.m. Ladies aid society meets Wednesday January 24 and Thursday January 18 at Mrs Percy Brink's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal
W. L. Patterson
Ladies Aid Society
Doan
Ladies Aid
Percy Brink
Carmody Whittemore Appointed New York Admr
G Carmody Whittemore named district supervisor for the National Youth Administration covering Kossuth Emmet and Palo Alto counties with offices in Algona. Earl Crane serves as state supervisor from Des Moines. Carmody is youngest son of Whittemore residents and closed a law office in Algona last November. A 30 000 year old wood fragment alleged from near Casey is added to Wilbur Benedict s antique collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Carmody
Whittemore
National Youth Administration
Kossuth
Emmet
Palo Alto
Algona
Earl Crane
Algona Boy
Des Moines
Mr. Carmody
Tom Carmody
Wilbur ‘Benedict
Casey
Ashe
Banediog
Swoods
Buffalo Township District Nine School News
Miss Van Buskirk reports busy study as students prepare semester exams and state test on February 2. Perfect attendance list includes Evelyn Vaughn Leroy Roger Eugene Jane Diane. Some pupils absent due to sickness. Grades seven and eight near completion of their book report. Ted will present a written report at the event sometime this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Evelyn
Vaughn
Leroy
Roger
Eugene
Jane
Diane
Drusilla
Tedady
van ‘Buskirk
Naporta
Rescued Skater From Ice Hole in Darkness
Donald Spees fourteen and Hidara plunged into a hole in the ice. Ed Schultz pulled Den out with no injury except a broken ankle suffered in an unclear manner. Comrade and witness accounts describe the peril and rescue during the icy incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Spees
Hidara
Ed Schultz
Den
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W. J. Denton
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Charles Shinker
Alta
Winterset Lions Club
Downs
I.G.A
Royal Ann Cherries
Good Hope Lutheran
M.A. Schulz
G. Carmody
N. Y. Admr
Wat- Havion Towa
Winnapmyla
Unice
Hinnish
Bonacker
Food Market Orything To
Thompson
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Sunkist
Florida Juice
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