Mrs Ezarski 74 Dies After Long Illness in Britt Area
Funeral services held for Patronella Domicela Jansuskus Ezarski 74 a Britt area resident with roots in Lithuania. Born April 10 1891 in Rietova Lithuania she immigrated to Chicago in 1909 and married Alex Ezarski in 1910. The family later farmed near Thompson and Britt before retirement. She is survived by eight children 23 grandchildren and 35 great grandchildren plus a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Ezarski
Britt
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Justin A. Kane
Boughton Funeral Home
St. James Cemetery
Forest City
Patronella Domicela Jansuskus
Andrew Jansuskus
Rietova
Dalgia
Lithuania
America
Chicago
Alexander Ezarski
St. Joseph’s Church
Ogden
Boone
John
Patronia
Amelia
Toa
Joseph
Agnes
Adam
Charles
Thompson
Ezarski
St. Patrick’s Church
Rosary Society of the Church
Ben Pannhuk
Fabling
Arthur Hench
Titonka
Dougherty
Arthur
Patronia) Hench
Florian
Amelia) Wastival
Janesville
Jake
Eva) Schutter
Mason City
Joe
Corwith
Kanawha
Mary Donou
South Haven
Mich
Funeral services held for Henry Bobenhouse
Henry B Bobenhouse longtime Des Moines resident died January 10 in Huntington Park California at 89 years 5 months 17 days Funeral services were held Monday January 17 at Hamilton's Eastside Home Des Moines with Rev Dendy Barrett in charge Burial followed at Laurel Hill Cemetery He was married to Grace Reichsamen in 1907 and is survived by wife Josie daughter Bernice son Reginald two sisters four grandchildren and three great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Bobenhouse
Hamilton
Des Moines
Dendy Barrett
Wesley Methodist Church
Laurel Hill
Bobenhouse
Huntington Park
Calif
Grace Reichsamen
Titonka
Josie Shephard
Mr Robenhouse
Josie
Bernice
Denison
Reginald
van Nuys
Laura
Alhambra
Mary Grismore
Corydon
Seneca Saddle Club elects officers and plans sledding party
The annual meeting at Burt Legion Hall elected 1966 officers led by Ron Struthers as president and Ray Hoppus as vice president. New business included a sledding party on Feb 6 and a Feb 14 meeting at Dave Lynch's, with a social hour and lunch afterward. Farmers in Kossuth County were informed that the 1966 Feed Grain Program signup runs Jan 31 to Apr 1 and mirrors last year with steps to participate and potential 50 percent diversion payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca Saddle Club
Burt Legion Hall
Ron Struthers
Graettinger
Ray Hoppus
Burt
Janice Lynch
Lone Rock
Virginia Orthel
Titonka
Iva Witham
Cook
Linda Higgins
Queen
Bill Orthel
Witham
Dave Lynch
Kossuth
R. J. Anderson
ASC
ASCS
Wayne Bannart
Garfield Hustlers
Linda Dodds
Union Alethean
Tom Lynch
Seneca ‘Progressive Farmers
Helen Show
Wesley Wizards
Bob Boleneus
Wesley
Kathy Besch
Lotts
Creek Lassies
Steve Detrick
Whittemore Boys
Doane’ Bode
Plum Creek
County’ Extension
Roger Hiemstra
Dirg Son
Newton Coughenour
Tioth
Wayne Cordes
Final Rites Held For Fred Henken
Funeral services for Fred W. Henken 73 of Crystal Township were held at Crystal Lake Methodist Church with a prayer service at Boughton Funeral Home. Interment followed at Crystal Cemetery. Henken born October 13 1892 in Germany came to America at 14 and later married Della Spear in 1920. He lived on farms near Lakota Titonka Crystal Lake and Garner worked as a carpenter and is survived by wife six children thirteen grandchildren two brothers and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Henken
Crystal Township
Crystal Lake Methodist Church
Kilburm Hall
Boughton Funeral Home
Crystal Cemetery
Fred William Henken
Gerd
Margaret Onken-Henken
Germany
America
White Lake
D. D
Della Spear
Robert Spear
Sioux Falls
Lakota
Titonka
Ruth
Katherine
Gladys
Fred
Henk
Crystal Lake
Forest City
Harold
Ruth) Wheeler
la Verne
Katherine) Helland
Britt
Vincent
Gladys) Kirschbaun
Garner
Henry
Bridgewater
William
Sioux City
Jerry
Mary) Hurley
Ft. Dodge
Wheat Price Support Loans Available in Kos suth County
Kos suth County farmers may sign up for 1966 Wheat Price Support Loans at 1.33 per bushel through April 1. The program covers wheat on participating farms except excess wheat if overplanting provisions apply. Details are at the ASCS county office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth
R. Z. Anderson
Shaiman
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Anderson
ASCS
Augustana College Choir Plans Rake Concert Tour
Augustana College Choir of Sioux Falls on its 46th annual tour will give a concert at Zion Lutheran Church in Rake at 8 00 p m on January 28. The 70 member ensemble under Dr Arnold Running will perform a varied program from pre Bach to contemporary works with a free will offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustana College
Sioux Falls
Zion ‘Lutheran
Rake
Arnold Running
United States
Europe
Canada
Community Pool Questionnaire Favors Project
About one third of post cards sent by the Community Swimming Pool committee have been returned. Over 75 percent of respondents support the project. Residents who have not returned cards are urged to do so to ensure a representative opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Swimming Pool Committee
Citizenship Short Course For Young Adults In Washington
A week long Citizenship Short Course in the Nation s Capital runs February 27 to March 4 offering 18 to 25 year olds knowledge and practical leadership training. Participants will hear speakers visit memorials and Capitol Hill and join group discussions open to individuals and organizations including church youth groups YWCA YMCA Scouts and Peace Corps alumni. Ray Johnson of Corwith attended a similar course in Kossuth County two years ago and interested adults may contact the County Extension Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Hill
YMCA
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Scouts
IFYE
Peace Corps
Ray Johnson
Corwith
Kossuth County
Indians Fall In First Round Of Stateline Tourney At Swea City
The Titanka Indians lost 58-44 to a tall Swea City squad in the opening round of the Stateline Conference basketball tournament. A slow start left them trailing 16-7 after the first period and 46-30 by end of third, despite a stronger second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swea City
Titanka Indians
Indians
Trojans
Tyke
Swea
Indians Sweep Lincoln Central in Twin Hill Tilt
The Titonka Indians built a strong lead to defeat Lincoln Central 64 57 on Grover Court as Tris Michaelsen poured in 40 points and Cindy Budlong sparked early offense. A later game saw Titonka coast to a 75 35 win as George Pommer sparked a big second half with support from Tyke and reserves. The article also notes a large 4 H Rally Night with new county officers and choir performances.
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Titanka Squaws
Lincoln- Central
Grover Court
Tris Michaelsen
Tyke
Cindy Budlong
Squaws
Lincoln Central
Michaelsen
Titonka
Lincoln-Central
FC FG TP FC
Budlong Ois
K. Ricklefs
S. Michaelsen
M. Harms
L. Budlong
J. Smidt
Pp Sachau
Indians
Lincoln Central Ait
Hawks
Tyke Splits With Ledyard In Weekend Twinbill
Tyke girls beat Ledyard 76 76 plus Budlong scored 44 points to lead both teams in a high scoring contest while Titonka boys fell 67 55 after leading early. Ledyard built momentum late with free throws sealing the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Ledyard Tigers
Cindy Budlong
O Vet
Ledyard
Squaws
Tyke
Karen Rickleff
Michaelsen
Anderson
Budlong
Rickless
C. Budlong
I. Michaelsen
K. Ricklefs
L. Budlong
Titonka Indians
E Tigers
Roger Akkerman
Fighting Indians
Erman
Indians
Funeral services held for Mrs Mamie Speicher in Fairmont
Mrs Mamie Speicher 81, a St. Josephs Home resident, died January 2 from a Christmas morning stroke. Born Mamie Jennings July 8 1884 in Algona, she lived near Swea City before 1925 then Fairmont and Titonka. Survivors include two children and ten grandchildren. officiating minister was Rev C R Nicholas. Burial at Lakeside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
Mamie Speicher
St. Joseph’s
Mamie J. Jennings
Algona
Swea City
Titonka
Rebekah Lodge
Ray
New Haven
Conn
Robert McConnaughey
Grent
Julia Taft
Fred Jennings
Minnie Larson
William Speicher
John Jennings
Sexton
C. R
Valley Farmerettes 4 1 Meeting and Club Activities
The Valley Farmerettes 44 Club met January 8 at the Ramsey Church parlors with 15 girls attending. Barbara Penning presided as president and led the pledge with Lois Janssen, while Margaret Stecker conducted the 4-H pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Valley Farmerettes 44
Ramsey Church
Barbara Penning
Lois Janssen
Margaret Stecker
Foreign Student Exchange Fund
Sherry Pannhuk
Carol Janssen
Joyce Plaister
Gayle Rickless
Gayle
Donna Rickless
Joyce Plaisier
Father-Son Banquet Set For Wednesday At Titonia Church
The Titonia Methodist Church father-son banquet is scheduled for Wednesday January 26 at 6 30 p m. Tickets cost 1 25 and are available from church members. Featured speaker is Dr Allan Christian of Forest City who will describe his experiences in Venezuela and his plans to return there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonia
Federated Club Potluck and Officers Election
Titonka Federated Club hosts a Thursday potluck at the Neal Boyken home. Hostesses are Mrs Boyken and Mrs Mark Benda. Roll call features a suggestion for next year’s program. Election of officers for the next chair year highlighted. members urged to attend and turn in book reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Club
Titonka Federated Club
Neal Boyken
Boyken
Mark Benda
Cliair
Week's Hot Lunch Menu for January Week
The menu lists daily offerings from Monday to Friday including spaghetti casserole and green beans on Monday, baked chicken with mashed potatoes on Tuesday, creamed roast beef on Wednesday, vegetable soup on Thursday, and macaroni and cheese on Friday. It notes milk with all meals and occasional desserts and fruit, with a note that dishes may change without notice. It also mentions John Reardon of M katowas and a guest staying over the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Hench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reardon
M Katowas
Arthur Hench
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Henry Bobenhouse
Fred Henken
Mertie Huber
Augustana College Choir
Ringsted
Sentral
Armstrong
Grover
G. Pommer
Akkerman
A. Janssen
P. Thomas
D. Raidal
Landedyard
Lincoln
Central
FG TP F
Pommer
Janssen
Giesking
Thomas
Raidal Beatera
Bahling
Kitzinger
Lin
Cen
TFG
R. Akkerman
A. Jansgena
Thomas Wane
D.’ Ginsking
Main Street
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