Farmall Cub Demonstration Planned by Four Dealers
A campaign to showcase International Harvester's Farmall Cub is set for July 8 near Lakota. Bancroft Implement, Titonka Implement, Carpenter & Son, and J. E. Ukena Implement Co sponsor the event to display a small, low-cost tractor designed for about 3,000,000 small-acreage farms, with four implements and fuel efficiency highlighted.
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International Harvester Company
Bancroft Implement Co
Titonka Implement Co
Carpenter & Son
Ledyard
J. E. Ukena Implement Co
Lakota
Farmall
Farmall A
Lakota Girl Is Married Sunday
Lola Schroeder daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Schroeder and Forest Schmidt son of Mr and Mrs O G Schmidt of Buffalo Center were married at eight oclock Sunday morning at the Presbyterian church in a double ring ceremony. The couple left for a westward honeymoon and will reside in Buffalo Center after August first.
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Lola Schroeder
Wm. 9Tfiroeder
Forest Schmidt
O. G. Schmidt
Buffalo Center
Presbyterian Church
E. H. Buschman
Dorothy Schroeder
Jack DeVries
West
Saddle Club Meeting Planned Near Burt
All who are interested in forming a saddle club are invited to meet at the Portland farm three miles east of Burt on Sunday July 6 at 1 o clock.
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Portland Farm
Burt
Buffalo Boosters 4-H Club Meeting At Florence Reynolds Home
The Buffalo Boosters 4-H club met at Florence Reynolds home Tuesday June 10 with six members present. Roll call answered on How Our Family Has Fun. Patty Schutter spoke on Planning Work and Play Time. Reynolds spoke on How to Wash Dishes in Half the Time. Discussion covered Efficient Buying and club projects for completion by next meeting. A social hour of singing and games followed, lunch served by the hostess.
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Buffalo Boosters
Florence Reynolds
Patty Schutter
Vhile I
WISCS
Maurice Keir
Robert Budlong
Frances Budlong
Hazel Budlong
Wm. Ward
John Stott
New Delhi
Ways and Means
Thelma Higgins
Ray Krantz
Lang
Wm. Schram
Howard Sparks
Circle II
Raymond Schutter
Sophus Nelson
Clarence Schutter
Ball
Circle
Julia Reynolds
Methodist Church Activities and Summer Youth Programs
Methodist Church notes list morning worship and Holy Communion at 11 with overseas relief offering, Sunday School at 10, and midweek youth activities led by Donald H. James. July dates include Young Adult Fellowship July 8 and WSCS July 9. Doan and Titonka features cover Methodist camp July 13-19 and Youth Caravan August 10-16 with various leadership and hosting details.
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Methodist Church
Donald H. James
Robert
Florence Reynolda
Paul
WSCS
H. B. Gartner
Mesdames II
Eden
Erwin Eden
Allan Eden
Burton Hanson
Floyd Reichsamen
Christ
The
Doctors
Marlon Thacker
Titonkia
DOAN
Dale Struthers
Ramsey Reformed Church announces services and events
Pastor F Snuttier leads morning worship at 10 30 with Sunday school at 9 30 Promotion Sunday features the lesson A Man Whose Name Was Job Evening worship is at 8 The Young People’s Society gathers Wednesday at 4 Choir rehearsal follows at 9 Each week the quote My righteousness I hold fast and will not let it go Job 27 6 anchors the service program
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Ramsey Reformed Church
F. Snuttier
Job
Young People’s Society
Immanuel Lutheran Church Service and Activities Schedule
Rev Wa Plant leads Divine Service Sunday July 6 at 10 with Sunday School and Bible Class at 8 Luther League devotional and business meeting at 7 30 Junior Mission Band meets Sunday July 6 and Thursday July 3 Ladies Aid and Mission Society at 1 30 Brotherhood at 8.
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Immanuel Lutheran American Lutheran Church
Wa. Plant
Divine Service
Luther League
Ladies Aid and Mission Society
Brotherhood
GOOD HOPE LUTHERAN MEETING NOTES
In the absence of Pastor Alfred O. Mardoff no services will be held this Sunday. Brotherhood meets Thursday evening July 3. Luther League annual event at Clear Lake Sunday with special guests and newly confirmed. Camp fire monthly meeting that evening. Traffic accidents in Iowa last year harmed 756 children nine years old or younger.
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Good Hope Lutheran American Lutheran Church
Alfred O. Mardoff
Luther League
Clear Lake
Camp Fire
Rainfall Totals For June Reported Near Titonka
John Plaster records 12.80 inches of rain for June from a site 24 miles east and 2 miles north of Titonka, with May total 2.01 inches. The report notes heavy, hail accompanied showers on a Saturday night and Monday morning and suggests other locations saw more rain.
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John Plaster
Titonka
Plaster
Don Michaelson and Bride Honored at Nelson Home
A Sunday gathering at Herb Nelson's home celebrated the marriage of Don Michaelson and his bride. Numerous relatives and friends from Titonka, Buffalo Center, Mason City, Charles City, Forest City, and nearby towns attended the family shower and reception, with congratulations extended to the newlyweds.
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Don Michaelson
Bride
Herb Nelson
Donald Michaelson
Neal Michaelson
James McColley
Mary Michaelson
Ed Zwiefel
Orln
Maurice Bilsborough
Russell Castor
Long Beach
Calif
Art Randall
Harry Hipple
Forest City
G. A. Amelsberg
Thompson
Myst
Marold Schlei
Fenton
Algona Legion Champions of Kossuth Co
The Lakota Junior Legion team with Titanka players lost the county championship to Algona. Lakota beat Bancroft 7 to 6 then fell to Algona, which drew a bye in the playoff. Algona becomes county champion and may select players from the other teams. Stott of Titonka and Jensen of Lakota will join Algona.
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Lakota Junior Legion
Titanka
Algona
Lakota
Bancroft
Laskota
Stott of
Titonka
Latota
Jensen
Former Woden boy star pitcher shines for Mason City Junior Legion
Chuck Murr, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Murr of Mason City formerly of Woden, pitched a one hit game for Mason City Junior Legion against Clear Lake at Roosevelt Field last Friday. He came within one out of a no hit performance and is hailed as Mason City’s best pitcher this year.
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WODEN
Chuck Murr
Charles Murr
Mason City
Mason City Junior Legion
Clear Lake
Junior Legion
Roosevelt Field
Murr
Kanawha Fanneuk Home Scene Of Wedding
Helena Jacobs and Clarence Boelman wed at the home of Mr and Mrs Anton Pannkus in Kanawha with Rev J F Moore officiating June 21 A double ring ceremony attended by Helena’s sister Mrs Homer Sahin and Lowell Hoke A wedding supper followed and the couple will reside in Belmond
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Kanawha
Anton Pannkus
Helena Jacobs
Clarence Boelman
Belmond
Ben Boelman
Meservey
J. F. Moore
Kanawha Methodist Church
Homer Sahin
Lowell Hoke
Gingrich Weds Miss Mary Ann Reams of Waterloo
Oscar Gingrich son of Mr and Mrs R W Gingrich of Titonka wed Mary Anne Reams of Waterloo at the Tittle Brown Church Nashua on June 18 with Rev F L Hanscom officiating. They plan to reside in Waterloo where Gingrich has worked. reception at the Home Cafe.
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Oscar Gingrich
Mary Ann Reams
Waterloo
R. W. Gingrich
Titonka
Mary Anne Reams
Tittle Brown Church
Nashua
F. L. Hanscom
Hanscom
Clarchce Ginghe
Qscat
METHODINT CIRCLES MERE Vhile I of the WISCS met
Circle notices detail meetings at homes of Mrs Maurice Keir Mrs Robert Budlong and others with devotional lessons guest attendances and project plans including a 25 dollar pledge to New Delhi church fund plus youth caravan updates and future hostesses.
Kittenball Meeting At Intermill Store
All interested in kittenball this summer are asked to meet at the Intermill Store next Monday evening at 8 o clock.
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Intermill
August Gutknecht Lakota Pioneer Buried Tuesday
Funeral services for August Gutknecht were held Tuesday at First Baptist Lakota. Born September 18, 1855 in Germany, he died Friday at 6 15 p m at age 91 years months 14 days after a paralytic stroke. Surviving are three sons Wm Charles Ed two daughters Emma Lena two brothers Henry and Charles among many relatives. He moved from Wis to Iowa in 1887 and was active as elder emeritus in the local church. Out of town relatives attended.
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Avoca
Wis
Iowa
Lakota
Charles
Sask
Canada
Emma
Lena
Henry
Milwaukee
Gotham
Pulaski Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Fred Kienitz
Leo Kienitz
Masroda
Wm. Klinzing
Richland Center
Charles Gutknecht
Ella
Gotham, Wis
Seventeen New Cars and Trucks Licensed in Kossuth
Seventeen new vehicles were licensed in Kossuth county last week per county treasurer records. New owners include L J Reed of Algona for a Dodge, Milford Berg of Bancroft for a truck, Walter Campney of Burt for a Plymouth, Wm Cosgrove of Wesley for a Frazer, Archie Ditsworth of Swea City for a Studebaker pickup, Schultz Bros. of Algona for a Studebaker, Donahue Bros. of Bancroft for a Ford truck, Kossuth Oil Co. of Algona for a Ford truck, Lester Johnson of Algona for a Chevrolet, J Kohlihaas of Algona for FP, G Slaven of Fenton for G, E and Walter Thilges of Bade for a Buick, among others.
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Kossuth
Dodge
L. J. Reed
Algona
Trucks
Milford Berg
Bancroft
Walter E. Campney
Burt
Plymouth
Pete Blumer
Laverne
Lyle L. Steele
Bade
Frazer
Wm. S. Cosgrove
Wesley
Lou Ricke
Studebaker
Archie Ditsworth
Swea City
Schultz Bros
Ford
L. A
Seven Couples Receive Marriage Licenses in Algona Area
Seven couples obtained marriage licenses from the district court clerk last week. Arnold Danielson and Edna Fitch of Algona. Gerald Geesman of Burt and Emma Schrader of Lone Rock. Robert Gergen of Hastings, Minnesota, and Alma Seeley of Algona. John Heiderscheid and Leona McMurray of Algona. August Hennings and Kathrine Falway of Algona. Kenneth Lindhorst and Betty Wildin of Algona. Forrest Schmidt of Buffalo Center and Lola Schroeder of Lakota.
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District Court
Arnold Danielson
Edna Fitch
Algona
Gerald J. Geesman
Burt
Emma L. Schrader
Lone Rock
Robert W. Gergen
Hastings, Minn
Alma D. Seeley
John J. Heiderscheid
Leona McMurray
August Hennings
Katherine Falway
Kenneth Lindhorst
Betty Wildin
Forrest G. Schmidt
Buffalo Center
Lola Schroeder
Lakota
Titonka firms to close Friday July 4
The Titonka stores bank and post office will close on Friday July 4. The post office will stay open until 10 o clock, then close for the balance of the day.
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Titonka
Buffalo Consolidated School Seeks Bus Driver Bids
The Board of Directors will accept sealed bids for bus drivers on four routes. Bids must be in the secretary's office by July 15, 1947. The board may reject any or all bids. Edward Boyken, Secy. Ten Iowans died in 179 collisions between cars and bicycles last year.
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Buffalo Consolidated School
Edward Boyken
Secy
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Don Winter
Bancroft Register
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