Local social notes across Algona area events and visits
Mrs Amelia Rike and Mrs Emelia Rike visited Algona relatives with Titonka friends while Mr Len Callies and daughter Jackie hosted at John Keil’s Fourth of July dinner. Helen Reed will reach eighth grade at Arnolds Park next year. Ella Kozak visited from Pine City MN and toured West Bend Grotto with Mervyn Hansen. Several families traveled between Blue Earth, Spirit Lake and Holland IA for visits or to attend family events. Weather remains warm with adequate rain, corn growth strong though some drowned-out spots and oats affected in others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Rike
Algona
Theodore Rike
Emelia Rike
Titonka
Len Callies
Jackie
John Keil
Helen Reed
Arnolds Park
Ella Kozak
Pine City
Minnesota
Ernest P. Hansen
Mervyn Hansen
West Bend
Jerry Schutter
C. Haviland
Blue Earth
Minn
Minneapolis
Edw. A. Sathoff
Loom Davison
Castlewood
James Winter
Lake City
Herb Winter
Glenn Miller
Ray Miller
George Sonnenberg
Ann Sonnenberg
Holland
Iowa
Lester Callies
Spirit Lake
B. Lee
Bob
W. R. Johnson
Perry
W. J. Denton
Denton
Chris Meyer
Baby
A. Peters
Redfield
S. D
Peters
Henry Nearing
Interlaken and area guests mark July gatherings
A long list of Interlaken area visitors and visitors from Iowa and Illinois mark the Fourth of July weekend. Highlights include Mr. and Mrs. Everett Rippentrop and Ruth Brayton family, Ed Boyken, John Kell home guests, and fishing trips at Lake Okoboji. The notices cover weddings, birthdays, and social events across Titonka, Algona, and surrounding towns with multiple travels to Clear Lake, Edgewater Park, and Arnolds Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Rippentrop
Ruth Brayton
Burt
John Kell
Edward Boyken
Clarine Johnson
Ellsworth
Iowa
Andrew Petersen
Clear Lake
Priday
Harold Johnson
Lake Okoboji
John Pink
Bobby
Bert Saunbers
Gamble
Titonka
Immanuel Luther League
Church Lawn
C. W. Plumb
Marshalltown
Emma Heifner
Kenneth Cosgrove
Hammon
Indiana
Wm. Cosgrove
Frey Adamson
Adamson
Edgewater Park
Albert Lea
Minn
Clifford Krantz
West Coast
Lyle Mathes
Algona
Herbert French
Laverne
H. A. French
Zane Heifner
Sheldon
Wis
Luke Miller
Lawrence and
Clarke
Betty Budlong
Irene Schmidt
Junior Hansen
Arnolds Park
Carlyle Wyesdal
Bertha Callies
L G. Gartner
Mildred Gartner
Chicago
Ill
Gene and
Lee Browning
Dick Wells
L. Krantz
R. L. Krants
Bryan Asa
Doan
John Keil
Doyle Reaser
Crystal Lake
Mesdames
Raymond Bartlett
Carlyle Egesdal
Dick B. Meyer
Geo. Breen
Wm. Rickless
Fred Hagen
Harold Miller
Clarence Cooper
Bob Clemans
Alvin Honken
Fred Adamson
Otto DeWall
George Higgins
George Onken
Kate Henken
Simon Sonken
Henry Sonken
W. Asche
Helo Boekelman
John Tjarks
Fred Henken
Jake Gigler
William Batt
Albert Barnes
Ledyard
Rochester
Barnes
L. G. Hubers
Wm. Batt
Heifner Family Reunion Held Here Sunday July 3
Relatives of the Heifner family gathered at Mrs. Emma Heifner's home Sunday for a reunion. Ninety five attended with many from Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota and Minnesota. Local and out of town relatives listed include Cross Kropping Reid Hauck Castor Zeidler Michaelson Bonacker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heifner
Emma Heifner
Denver Cross Jr
Baxter
Town
Bert Cross
Ira
Iowa
Floyd Stephens
Louis E. Kropping
Conrad
Hazel Asher
St. Cloud
Minnesota
Stella M. Reid
St.Cloud
Minn
Stella M. Hauck
Lela Gray
Newton
S. V. Castor
Fairbank
John F. Gebers
Lincoln
Gilman Castor
J. 8. Castor
Zane Heifner
Sheldon
Wis
Vincent Heifner
Buffalo ‘Center
Rose Plumb
Marshalltown
Denver D. Cross
Ivy Dell Castor
Milwaukee
Candace Cartwright
Osage
James McCalley
Herbert Nelson
Idd. Zweifel
Maurice Bilsborough
Amos Krominga Jr
Ole Michaelson
Emma FF. Heimer
Msthar Askin
Arthur
George Bonacker
Marietta Huber
Mrs Henry Rosenau Funeral At Mankato
Mrs. Henry Rosenau died at her home in Mankato on June 28. Burial was at Pilgrim Rest cemetery July 1 with Rev. Kirby presiding. Music by Mrs. Ralph Worthley. songs by Ida Sherman and Ralph Worthley. Survivors include four children John deceased, William, August and Minnie, eight grandchildren, three sisters and one brother. Relatives from Titonka and Algona attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rosenau
Mankato
Pilgrim Rest
Kirby
First Presbyterian Church
Ralph Worthley
Ida Sherman
Pauling Shrader Rosenau
Pulaski
Wis
Iowa
Titonka
John
William
August
Minnie
Amelia Rike
Algona
John Pannhuk
Mary Crees
Brandywine
Maryland
August Shrader
Webster City
Rosenau
Thei
John Pannkuk
Alice Pannkuk
Will Wirtjes
Sever Pannkuk
W. G. Rike
Albert Metzer
Lone Rock Wins First Conservation Contest
Lone Rock's unit won the Kossuth County Conservation League predator hunt trophy with 17,205 points at Algona. Wesley won the county trap shoot with 121 of 125 targets. Hank Arndorfer and Frank Castler made perfect five-man scores. Across the county 277 fox, 1,607 crows, 2,151 starlings and 2,246 pocket gophers were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
Kossuth County Conservation League
Lone Rock
Wesley
Hank Arndorfer
Frank Castler
Burt
Whittemore
Titonka
Also Mentioned on This Page
Titonka Savings Bank
Dr. Hess
Misty and
Dwin
W. J. Denton Druggist
Wilson
Schwen’s Ice Cream
Baby Food Heinz
Lic
Callies Bros
Myrtle Sachau
J. B. Wilson
Martin Schulz
Mapleton
Farmers Elevator
Ben Winter
H. B. Winter
Buffalo Center
Abbe Winter
Betty Lee
Bancroft
Torgersen
Stratford
Dr. Krieger
Martin Bleich
Titonka Creamery
Iowa State Branch
Mason City
John A. Harms
Harm Gruise
Carl Harms
Herman Harms
Jesse Harms
Ida Sachau
Robert Watson
Humboldt
Nora Nissen
Renwick
Kanawha
General Motors
Rawleigh Pannkuk
Bricelyn
Sever
Neal Nelson
Nancy
Noel
Detroit
Amos Bonacker
Salt Lake City
Nelsons
Bonackers
BE. H. Nelsons
Glenn Farrington
Roy Farrington
Robert Clemans
Springfield
Bertha Proska
Glenn
Titonia
Ray Bonacker
Reinbeck
Gilbert Nelsons
Ringsted
L. B. Larsons
Kermitt Larsons
Horace Schencks
Carrie Bonacker
Nelson Brother
Miller Nelsons
Oscar Blanchards
Amos Bonackers
Edith Budlong
Hampton
Maye Budlong
Henry Allis
Jow
Miekey Ferne
Doris Krantz
Jean French
Ydes Moines
Mildred Krantz
Mildred
Verna Donaldson
R. L
I.G.A. Store
Box Graham
Bologna
Bonacker
Monarch Tea
Black Co
Monarch
Prats
Ergrenenntununenninenty
Keil’s
Marshall
Jack Sprat
McLaughlin’s
Air Line
Libby’s and
Keil’s Jack Sprat Food Store
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