Obituary: Meindert Janssen Dies at Age Four
Meindert Aggo Janssen, four, son of John and Eisie Janssen, died Tuesday night near Buffalo Center after a brief illness diagnosed as scarlet fever. Born June 11, 1988, he had been a healthy child until weeks of illness led to his death. A private funeral was held Thursday at 10:30 a.m. at the family home officiated by Rev Calvin Schnucker of Ramsey Church. Interment followed at Ramsey Cemetery. The family also includes John Junior and Erwin Ralph.
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Meindert Aggo Janssen
Meindert
John
Eisie Janssen
Buffalo Center
Calvin Schnucker
Ramsey Church
Ramsey
John Junior
Erwin Ralph
Massey
Local notices mix illnesses and town updates from Buffalo Center
Miss Shirley Brung suffers rheumatism and rests in bed a week. The National Re-employment Service placed six men and three women last week. Henry Boyken family and John Askes visited Sunday. Reserve Officers met at CCCG camp Bancroft. Luke Miller family drove to Havelock to see relatives. M. B. Craven had business in Mason City Friday. Mayor Lohrbach orders gambling devices out of Buffalo Center. Janssen families ill with scarlet fever and under quarantine in Lakota and Buffalo Center. Henry Plaister and family in quarantine for scarlet fever. Mrs Plaister very ill. Meinert Janssen died of scarlet fever a week ago Tuesday. Tom Rorgurger, Hil Bleich, and Marin Bleich hosted Sunday supper. Herman Tiarka returned from a southern trip planning Florida. Henry Hden, formerly Titonka, bought Halliday garage at Buffalo Center. Erno Eden to help. Martin Bleich and Carl Callies attended Firemans Ball at Wesley. proceeds fund the company.
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Shirley Brung
National
Henry Boyken
John Askes
Reserve Officers Organization
CCCG
Bancroft
Henry Plaister
German Valley
Henry Ig
Olin
Meinert Jdnssen
Tom Rorburger
Hil Bleich
Marin Bleich
Herman Tiarka
Southland
Alabama
Southern
Florida
Henry Hden
Hano Hden
Titonka
Halliday
Buffalo Center
Erno Eden
John Puttstock
Hmil ‘Praigman
Craven
Mason City
Virginia Anderson
Anna Ladd
Amos Bonacker
H. I. Torgersen
Carl Callies
Fort Dodge
Oscar Miller
Miss Ruth
Frank Hauptley
Deitering
Carl ‘Callies
H. A. Jennings
Burt
Fred Jennings
Menno Risius
Johannes Wibbens
Rose Plum
Rockford
Illinois
Wayne Miller
J. E. Keil
Jerry Schutter
Bertha Callies
Elizabeth Kennedy
Rodman
Paul Hrickson
Myr
Anton Pannkuk
Denton
Pannkuk
Hiram Boeckholt
H. A. French
Minneapolis
Howard
Timbermans
R? Co
Dale Wstritiers
Boalt
Sea Dol
Ben ‘Pannkuk
John Pink
Gon Robert
Kiemme
Hart Stott
Keith
Arthur Schweppe
Pierre Sartor
Chicago
Mercedes
Ray Miller
Nebraska
Mr. Miller
Chris Iverson
Alvin
Raymond Hanken
Henry Franzen
John
Rode
South Dakota
Fairmont
George Sonnenberg
Holland
Anna
Frank Reynolds
Clarence Lamoreux
Lamoreux
Cook County
Hilzabeth Kennedy
John Sturedevant
Sturdevant
Lehigh
G. D
W. R. Prewitt
Mra
al Ingebrutsen
Kay Woulfe
Howard Andrews
Phyllis Apent
Hake Milla
Goron
Titonka area social notes and community life items
Local notices list visits and gatherings among families in Titonka and surrounding towns. Highlights include hospital updates, anniversaries, travel to Fort Dodge and Chicago, a wedding at the Methodist parsonage, club meetings, and plans for a 4-H club, band, and fundraising events for the Band Mothers Club.
Advertising keeps weekly papers alive in small towns
Editor Miller of the Livermore Gazette explains that two blank pages in a past issue were for sales, noting advertising funds the newspaper, pays debts and salaries, and boosts merchant business. He laments merchants who fail to support local papers, warning backward town drift without ads.
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Miller
Livermore‘ ‘Gazette
Aeo Wuitee ‘Bruce
The
Rolfe Arrow
Rolfe
Livermore
Iowa
Hmmetsburg Deocrat
Illness and fundraising appeal amid a homeles s crisis
Mrs B A Pannhuk shows slow improvement after weeks of illness. The Cowles Bros fail to meet a requested sum for the Red Cross relief drive as 1 million dollars is sought to aid one million homeless people, with public support urged.
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The
Red Cross
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Funds For Farm Loans
Titonka Savings Bank
Iba
Abe
Roosevelt
Britt’ Lowa
Adini
Morton's
Celery &c C
Texas Graph
Callies Bros
He Walter
Lesterman Sternly
Alf Atok
M.S. Rayen
Tami
Mélative
Sbeer Ville
Satti heTnys
Baty Blakley
Bes Mictnes Haoadey
Robert Clemans
Claire Codger
Ladies Aid of the
Lutheran Church
Hostesegate
Frank Rakow
James Hansen
Americanization Committee of the Legion Auxiliary
Julia Nelson
Mis. Miller Nelson
Nellie Nelson
Fred Adamson
Mesdames
Hart Blakley
George Bonacker
Lenore Schram
Clarence Cooper
Harry Reed
Carrie Bonacker
Mayme Petersen
W. J. Denton
Will Schram
Lee O. Wolfe
Myrna Rae Cooper
Danny Bonacker
M. 8. Craven
8Th District
P.T.A
Algong
Davenport
Buffalo Township
Anna Welhousen
Wm’. Welhousen
Raymond Schutter
W. L. Patterson
Gertrude Welhousen
Wilbur Welhousen
Schutter
Luther
Ww. L
Patterson
George ‘Bonacker
Bridge Club
M. Bhi -Craven
Iller Nelson
Ted Dunmire
Mesdames Craven
R. Cc. Ball
Harry~Reed
Li ¢Ert
Lie Oe ‘E
Wombad Gili
Geore Bondékeér
Jessel
George’ H. “Sanders
Himore
Algona National Farm Loan Association
W. H. Pat- Asrson
Lakota
H. Id. Hutchins
Elmer Gray
Fred
Kossuth County Mutual Insurance Association
Hugh Herman
Algona
H. A. Miller
Springfield Township
Jos. Hauptman
Wesley
H. J. Bode
Ed.Droessler
D. D. Paxson
Donald Terpstra
Des Moines
Milas
Lucille Cosgrove
Charles Murr
Woden Weekly
Corwith Hustler
Hustler
Orville Murr
County Soil Conservation Committee
Ernest Christ
Mr. Christ
North German Township
Mississippi River
Titanica
Stewart
Band Mothers Club
Mexit
R. L. Krantz
Prunes
Graham
Rinso
Bakers
Mother Hubbard
B. A. Pannhuk
Cowles Bros
Duane Dewes
Childrens
Py As
Pillsbury’s
Nijenberg
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