Local Notes Mention Visits and Church Oyster Supper
Mr and Mrs Jerry Boekelman and daughter Lavonne visited Mr and Mrs Adolph Missal on Sunday. An oyster supper is planned at Good Hope Lutheran church by the Luther League boys this Saturday evening. Jerry Schutter is adding 32 by 48 feet to his rear implement room for more space. Ww C Clark of Minneapolis visited his parents and brother Harold in Bancroft. Bill works for the Chevrolet branch of General Motors with offices in Minneapolis. The Good Will Club met at the Legion hall last Wednesday and plans an oyster supper and meeting at the Legion hall on Friday February 3 with further notice to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Boekelman
Lavonne
Adolph Missal
Good Hope Lutheran Church
Luther League
Jerry Schutter
Ww. C. Clark
Minneapolis
Frank Clark
Harold Clark
Bancroft
Bill
Chevrolet
General Motors
Good Will Club
the Legion Hall
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Legion Hall
Helen Beed
Arnolds Park
Harry Reed
John Pannhuk
Fred Ubben
Lakota
W. A. Schram
Ray Hansen
Robert Clemans
Lawrence Winkel
Algoma
Wm. Peterson
Rasmus Peterson
W. L. Patterson
Good Hope Church
Wood
Women’s Club
R. C. Ball
Ames
Merle Miller
Dennis Dreesman
Herman Schutter
Doreas
Mark ‘Bacon
Earl Blakley
Wm. Welhausen
Bernard Phelps
Carrie Bonacker
John Pink
Charlie Phelps
H. A. Jennings
Gordon Nelson
Clear Lake
Clair Heifner
Rosemary Bacon
Jerry Breen
John Cordes
Marshall Friest
Geo, Scheuler
Swea City
Des Moines
Lermond Tatermill
Art Hendlow
George Higgins
H. I. Torgersen
George
Veterans’ Hospital
Titonka
Fenton
Andrew
Matilda Peters
Warren Robbins
Rudy Nelson
Jennessee Sathoff
Ferne Ailts
Peter Beenken
John Pannkuk
Hopkinton
Pannkuk
Boyd Pannkuk
Henry Pannkuk
Aplington
Layton
Nonnweiler
Ford Nonnweiler
Forest City
John Isebrand
Henry Brower
Crystal Lake
Harold Miller
F. G
Dutch) Elliott
Corvallis
Montana
A. Baby
Jeanette
Hélma
Elliott
Miller
Elliotts
Junior
Baby
Nelson
Titania
Lee O. Wolfe
Vic Nelson
Wolfe
Kansas
San Antonio
Dallas
John Behr
Luverne
Minn
Heit Behr
Rock Rapids
Herman Nordman
Peter
Hattie Behr
Laverne
Nordman
Frank Hauptley
George Alice
John Harme
James McColley
Wm. Hauptley
Woden
Ernest Peterson
Ray. Miller
Kate Tyler
Alfred Oesterreicherlow
Messrs
Mesdames
Alfred Oesterreicher
Kata ‘Tyler
Bill Schutter
Clarence Schutter
Elmer Peterson
Ray Miller
George Peterson
Arthur’ Peterson
Floyd Ahrends
Local Social Roundup From Arnolds Park and Nearby
Helen Beed of Arnolds Park visited her parents, the Reed family, while the Pannhuk and Ubben households hosted guests in Lakota and nearby. church and club meetings are noted, including Women’s Club, 4H, Doreas Class, and a quilt session with officers elected.
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Local social notes from Algona area gatherings and visits
Jerry Breen was in Minneapolis on business. John Cordes family hosted guests, and many local residents shared Sunday and weekday visits. A variety of dinners, club meetings, and travels to Des Moines Waterloo and Des Moines are listed along with updates on sports and local events.
Community Wakes to Social Visits and Local Events
Our FELLOW DRIVERS notes a slate of visits among families in Wesley area including Nelson, Heifner, Zwiefel, and Franzen. Frank Callies begins work for K H Oil Co as tank wagon man. Martyn Bonacker turns 18 with friends celebrating. Scouts at Boyken home prepare for Tenderfoot tests as another Amateur Contest is set for January 31 at Tyke Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Nelson
Lora Ann
W. F. Hamstreet
Vincent Heifner
Woden
Ed Zwiefel
Frankie” Callies
K. & H. Oil Co
Oscar Miller
Carl Franzen
Wesley
Ray Bonacker
Reinteck
F. Davis
Arnolds Park
Harold Johnson
Davis
Martyn Bonacker
Amos Bonacker
Stella Peterson
Ella Jensen
Miller Nelson Farm
Glenn Reibsamen
Ned
Marshalltown
A. M. Peterson
Reibsamen
Leland
W. H. Rickless
Lakota
James Bruer
Bruer
Roy .Budlong
Ray Miller
Farm Bureau
Des Moines
Ruth Miller
Miller
Tyke Theatre
Milk by products too high for swine feed
Iowa State College animal husbandryman C C Culbertson says most milk by products used in hog rations are too expensive to replace corn and tankage. Fresh creamery buttermilk is a decent buy if costs stay under 1 1/2 to 2 cents per gallon, but overall feed value declines as more milk is fed. Dry matter content drives value. condensed buttermilk and buttermilk powder show higher relative worth. Hybrid corn's feeding value matches open pollinated varieties of the same maturity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Culbertson
Iowa State College
Culbertson
Better Varieties for the Locker and Freezing Tips
Advice on freezing fruits and vegetables for storage with specific varieties. Recommends Dunlap and Blackemore strawberries, Cumberland or Black Pearl raspberries, Montmorency Early Richmond and English Morello cherries, Monitor Red Wing Underwood Tonka Superior Kahinta plums, Downing Carrie gooseberries, Cherry Fay currants, Mary Washington asparagus, Henderson Bush Burpee Improved Lima beans, Burpee Stringless and Grant stringless snap beans, Penicil Pod Black Kentucky Wonder, Little Marvel and Thomas Laxton peas, Golden Bantam Golden Cross Bantam Tendergold yellow corns, and Country Gentleman Stowell Evergreen white varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Dunlap
Cumberland
Montmorency
Richmond
Underwood
Little Marvel
Thomas Laxton
Stowell
Kossuth People Attend Farm Bureau Convention
Kossuth residents planned to attend the annual Farm Bureau Federation meeting in Des Moines from Tuesday to Friday. The group included county agent and Mrs A J Brown, Mrs Ruth Hicks, home demonstration agent, together with several couples from Algona Irvington Titonka Wesley Burt and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
Kossuth
Farm Bureau Federation
Des Moines
A. J. Brown
Ruth Hicks
Ralph Brown
Wayne
Keith
Sim Leigh
John Weber
Irvington
Ray Miller
Titonka
J. C. Show
Wesley
G. W.lleich
Burt
Mrs Ben Winkie of Algona Gets New Teeth at 80
Mrs Ben Winkie who marked her 80th birthday Sunday January 8 is turning a natural molar growth in her third set. Denture adjustments were needed to let the new teeth mature without hindering her artificial teeth. An upper and a lower molar are emerging. Butter wholesalers have shifted shares with Nicholls Iowa State College noting direct movement from producer to retailer now about 55 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Winkie
Algona
William H. Nicholls
Iowa State College
Brome Grass Gains Favor as Iowa Pasture Crop
Brome grass is gaining favor in Iowa as a pasture crop to replace bluegrass. The shift reflects farmers seeking drought tolerance and better forage yield, with discussions highlighting potential adaptation to local soils and grazing patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Stop Sign Courtesy Promotes Safe Driving
A reader emphasizes that drivers must stop at stop signs on boulevards and through streets. Slowing or rolling through is dangerous as through-street drivers rely on full stops to ensure cross-traffic has no approaching cars. The piece urges slow approach and a complete stop for safety.
There Are No Tough Cuts of Meat Mrs Ruth Hicks
Mrs Ruth Hicks Home Agent told leaders at a training school that tender cuts can be improved by cooking while poor cut meat can be ruined by poor technique Seventeen leaders met January 13 at Mrs Calvin Schnucker home to study tender meat cooking methods and plan follow up sessions They reviewed meals cost and etiquette and prepared to present the lesson to their groups next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hicks
Buffalo
Calvin Schnucker
Jesson
Ed Zwiefel
Rebekah Lodge at Wesley Installs New Officers
The Rebecca lodge held installation of officers at their hall last Friday evening. Officers installed include Ethel Hutchinson as Noble Grand Florence Young as Vice Grand Myrtle Mullin as Secretary Eunice Nelson as Treasurer Leda Fisher as Warden Amanda Nelson as Conductor Olive Erdman as Chaplain Elda Nash as Guardian Amelia Johnson as Right Support to Noble Grand Bertha Knight as Right Support to Vice Grand Hua McCall as Left Support to Vice Grand
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
Rebecca Lodge
Ethel Hutchinson
Noble Grand
Florence Young
Myrtle Mullin
Eunice Nelson
Leda Fisher
Amanda Nelson
Olive Erdman
Elda Nash
Amelia Johnson
Algona teen breaks leg skiing in state park
Wayne Bjustrom 14, son of Roy and Mrs. Bjustrom of Algona, suffered a compound fracture of the right leg above the ankle while skiing in Call State Park. He fell on a trail near the custodian's residence after losing balance and striking the log edge. Also noted is a farm detail about soybeans and alfalfa hay for a brood sow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
Wayne Bjustrom
Roy Bjustrom
Call State Park
Wayne
Don Moore
Wien
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Benjamin Franklin
Titonka Savings Bank
New
W. J. Denton
Callies Bros Store
By Mueller
Wm. Boyken
Boyken
Travelers Safety Service
Downs’ N.G.A. Store
Carol
IGA
Farm Bureau Convention
Rebekah Lodge
Algona Park
Keils Food
Meeter
Keil’s
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