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Moscoth County
Titonka Rade
Konauth County
Titonics
Canada
Titonka
Woden News social notes and visits around town
Mr and Mrs G L Peterson travel on business to Fort Dodge and visit friends at Eagle Grove. Mrs B O Anderson of Thompson stays with son Oliver Anderson and family. Mrs Ted Bode and daughter Marilyn visit the Fritz T Gerdes and John Bode homes. Presbyterian Sunday School picnic held on church grounds. Harold Jacobson and son Jim of Britt visit John Bode’s family. Red Cross sewing at the school house and dressings made in the Tindall building. Herb Carsten and spouse, recently wed in Glencoe Minnesota, move to Woden. Dale Rittenhouse and Joan visit his mother in Fairmont Minnesota. Jimmy Valley returns from Fort Dodge where he worked.
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G. L. Peterson
Fort Dodge
Eagle Grove
B. O. Anderson
Thompson
Oliver Anderson
Ted Bode
Marilyn
Fritz T. Gerdes
John Bode
Presbyterian
Harold Jacobson
Jim
Britt
Red Cross
Tindall
Main Street
Herb Carsten
Glencoe
Minn
Woden
Dale Rittenhouse
Joan
Fairmont
Jimmy Valley
Ort Dodge
Tom Hindera
George Pommet
Richard VanHoorn
Nancy Peters
Christian Reformed Church
Adrian DeWaard
Ceylon
Mia
Bode
J. F. Johnson
Robert
Harry Quinn
Grace Scott
Milwaukee
Wis
Geo. Pommer
Mian Street
M. GC. Parks
Phoenix
Arizona
Lee C. Wolfe
Titonica
William Wood
Norman Bung
Marjorie
Cyril Halvorsen
Virginia
JoAnn Tindall
Clear Lake
John Ricksill
Algona
Albert Weishaar
Billy Wood
Wayne Naser
Claus Smith
C. W. Goslin
Bobby
Corp
Laverne Smith
Winsfield
Kansas
John Rudisill
Mason City
Winfield
R. M. Smith
John Buns
John Boeks
R. J. Smith
Barbara Holland
Storm Lake
Sylvan Holland
W. L. Tindall
H. C. Sparks
Virginia Tindall
Clarence Attig
Joyce
Ernest Senne
George
Charles Lathrop
Oskaloosa
Local social notes and visits across families and towns
Saturday evening enlistment foreshadows upcoming service. Mrs Hindera Pommet VanHoorn and Peters attended Christian Reformed church event. Ted Bode of Ceylon Minnesota visited relatives Mia Bode Marilyn. Many picnics, visits, and Red Cross sewing planned at schoolhouse and Tindall building. Rev J M Strong of Lytton Iowa to lead Presbyterian service with Rev H Kruse preaching at Arcadia.
Pooling Machinery Boosts Small Iowa Farms Production
Iowa State economist Earl O Heady cites a 1941 survey of 3 000 farms showing pooling machinery among small farms raises per acre output and reduces labor. Joint use of high capacity implements cuts days needed for plowing and cultivations, but pooling must avoid delaying work and leave excess capacity for bad seasons.
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Iowa
Earl O. Heady
Iowa State College
Agricultural Experiment Station
College
Agricultural Marketing Service
WPA
Two cousins share birth of twin sons named Richard Lee
Two sisters, daughters of Mr and Mrs Lowell Gove of Keo Sauqua, gave birth to sons on June 11 and named both boys Richard Lee. Helen Blackburn of Keosauqua and Kathryn McCord of Flat River Missouri are mentioned as relatives.
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Lowell Gove
Keo Sauqua
Richard Lee
Helen
Robert Blackburn
Keosauqua
Kathryn
James McCord
Flat River
Missouri
Vacation by Bicycle with Pup Tents and Ration Books
Tom Richards and Walter Saur of Hikader plan a bicycle trip visiting Madison Milwaukee and Chicago. They will carry pup tents blankets frying pans and ration books and aim to see a Major League Baseball game on their journey back home.
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Tom Richards
Walter Saur
Hikader
Madison
Milwaukee
Chicago
Local social scene features visits and arrivals in Algona
Mrs Clarence Penning and Marjorie Meyer visited Algona Friday as did Mr and Mrs Homer Downs. Richard and Robert stayed at Clear Lake over the weekend. John Sachau Evelyn called at Carl Doege home in Woden. Emma Wiese and Pvt Herman Wiese visited Austin folks. Lincoln Nebr visitors Virgil Heesch and family hosted Sunday. Several groups gathered for meals and cards including the A Deal Em club hosted by Mrs Harold Miller with score honors to Mrs Carl Cailies and Mrs O J DeWall. Multiple lists of relatives and guests at Mason City Crystal Lake and Britt appeared with hospital calls to Dr R C Ball. Louis Bartlett caused a scene at a theatre before returning home.
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Clarence Penning
Marjorie Meyer
Algona
Homer Downs
Richard
Robert
Clear Lake
John Sachau
John
Evelyn
Carl Doege
Woden
Emma Wiese
Herman Wiese
Austin
Virgil Heesch
Henry Schroeder
Rosella Jandl
Delilah
Andy Phillips
Wayne Miller
Rosslyn
Ray Miller
Buffalo Center
John Radmaker
Henry Radmaker
Dick Baade
Harold Miller
Carl H. Cailies
J. DeWall
Heyo Boekelman
Harold
Menno Fuls
George Meyer
Anna Hoekelman
Mason City
R. C. Ball
Park Hospital
Harvey Schroeder
Rosella Jand
Sid Riggles
Crystal Lake
Verdene Boyken
Patricia Ball
Iowa State College
Ames
Return Requested for Gasoline From Ray Hooper Tractor
A theft report in Gladbrook notes a person took gasoline from Ray Hooper's tractor and an accompanying 60 gallon barrel and filing can. Hooper asks for the gas drum to be returned, as it cannot be replaced, though the loss of the smaller amounts hurts less.
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Barre
Ray Hooper
Gladbrook
Ray
Exceeds Speed Limit In 400 Mile Pigeon Derby
The American Facing Pigeon Union crowned a winner from a 400 mile race. The bird flew from Denison to Chicago averaging 60.5 mph. It left Denison at 6 30 a m on June 12 and arrived in Chicago at 2 19 54 p m the same day, totaling 78 hours.
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American Facing Pigeon Union
Denison
Chicago
Sharpshooter Chickens Hunt Ends Fox Threat
Mrs Sadie Yardem of Maquoketa protects her flock by armed hunting. On her first trip she shot two foxes and wounded another. On a subsequent outing she killed another fox, nicknamed Mra Fox, joining the others in Fox Heaven.
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Sadie Yardem
Maquoketa
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Woden News
Swan Furniture Funeral Home
Kenneth W. Swan
Embabner
Lowa
W. F. Hamstreet
M. D. Houra
Pierre Sartor
Towa
E. J. Gallup
Keil
Dr. H. I. Torgersen Denti
Roy C. Ball
Titonka, In
Kossuth County
L. A. Winkel Attorney-at-Law
Quinby
Algona, Ia
LAW
Quarton and
Miller County Savings Bank
Bldg, Algona, Laws
Henry H. Huisinga
Forrest Lackore
Forest City
Arlys Kay Rittenhouse
Joyce Attig
Dennis Gerdes
Jimmy Bode
J. M. Strong
Lytton
Presbyterian Church
H. Kruse
Arcadia
Anton Goetz
Wesley, Town
Garden City
Goetz Thresher Co
Lou Matern, Auctioneer
Ultra Life Feeds
Ultra Life
Hamilton Hatchery
Reese
W. A. Murray
Bancroft
G. J. F. Vogel
Burt J. CG. Mawdsley
Fred E. Dutton
Ledyard
J. L. Eustace
LaVerne Co
O. Bailey, Fenton
Wm. Denton
Peter Sch
Algona P. O
W. A. Barry
P. E. Straley
Fenton
Art Schissel
Lakota
H. E. Blanchard
Lone Rock
Wm. Hammer
Bode Myron Johnson
Swea City
Hildman
Wesley Whittem
Tyke Theatre
Riders OF the Northwest Mounted
Russell Hayden
Alma Carroll
Robert ‘Taylor and
Brian Donlevy
Lionel Barrymore
Susan Peters
Sun
Mon
Tuc
Dod
Radia
Sovereign Service
Busi
Elreco
E Reco
K. & H. Co-Op. Oil Company
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