Titonka Girl Weds Lytton Man in Sac City
Miss Marguerite Pannkuk and Mr. D C McCaulley Jr., both of Titonka and Lytton respectively, united in marriage on July 4 1936 at the M E church Sac City. Officiating Rev Corwin Taylor. Attendants Miss Rosella McCaulley and Sr Ralph McCaulley. Wedding dinner at the groom’s relatives home. They plan to reside in Lytton Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Pannkuk
Klemme
Anton Pannkuk
Ventura ‘Heights
D. C. MecCaulley Jr
Lytton
Iowa
D.C. McCaulley Sr
M. E
Sac City
Corwin Taylor
Rosella McCauley
Ralph McCaulley
Mrs Chas Kleist Buried In Rochester MN Death
Mrs Chas Kleist long ill with cancer died at her Rochester Minnesota home Monday night after a lingering illness. Funeral held Wednesday at 2 pm at the M E church with Rev Fremont Faul officiating. She is buried beside her husband who died about a year ago on the Haggard Walkenhainer farm west of town now tenanted by Fred Henken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas . Kleist
Haggard & Walkenhainer
Fred Henken
Rochester
Minn
M. BE
Fremont Faul
Violet Slack and Neil Slack Visit Newton Family
Miss Violet Slack and her brother Neil Slack left Newton, Indiana, Monday morning for an extended visit with relatives. They rode with their cousin Olin Eng of Hagle Grove and expected to arrive at their destination late Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Violet Slack
Neil
Newton, I
Olin Eng
Hagle Grove
Ball Family Visit From Wisconsin Arrives in Monroe
Mr and Mrs John Ball of Monroe Wisconsin arrived last week Wednesday for a few days visit with Dr R Ball and family. They brought Patty Ball home with them after a four month stay in Monroe with her grandmother Mrs Chas Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ball
Monroe
Wis
R. ©. Ball
Patty Ball
Chas. Ball
Lutheran Church Notes on Bible School and Children's Day
The Bible School will meet this week with a planned program and children receive ice cream cones. Children's Day observed includes a suitable program and a full dinner. Immanuel’s Ladies Aid holds a 10th anniversary celebration with an afternoon event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ednes
Bible School
George Piceend
Akota
Annivers Hursday Immanuel
Ladies Aid Tfternoon
4-H Club Meetings Week Across County Parks
Bureau Agent Brown lists 4-H club actions for the week. Tuesday meets at Richara Price home in Ledyard township. Thursday gatherings at Ramsey Ownship home and Wesley club at Hauptman farm home. Tuesday evening ice cream social at Ledyard Farm area St. T. Lewis home. Local notes mention shop items and guard plates and tools.
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County Park Bureau
Brown ‘Mlochwes
Richara Price
Ledyard Township
Ramsey Ownship Club
Evans “Ison
Enine
Wesley Club
Hauptman Farm
Hime
Ledyard Farm Areau
St. T. Lewis
Funeral Trip Between Laverne and Minonk
John Evert Post, John Oesterman and Frank Kettwich attended a relative's funeral in Minonk Illinois after leaving Laverne on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Evert Post
John Oesterman
Frank Kettwich
Laverne
Minonk, Ill
Titonka Beats Wesley 6 to 0 in Narrow Victory
Titonka won 6 to 0 against Wesley as the Indians played solid ball and stayed within reach of a bigger margin. The teams remained close throughout, with Wesley staying competitive though outpaced.
Tim Timothy 68 Inches Tall Rye 82 Inches and Growing
Newton amid Jasper county rainfall through spring reports Timothy at 68 inches tall and rye reaches 82 inches and still growing as the area endures persistent rain.
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Newton Daily Paper
Newton
Jasper County
Notice to Land Owners and Tenants on Weed Cutting
Notice from the Weed Commissioner of Buffalo Township warns land owners and tenants to cut all noxious weeds and especially thistles before they seed. The notice states weeds may be cut for days prior to seeding and warns of heavy penalties if cut and put through a threshing machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Township
Dr Balls Visit To Lake Koronis Cottage
Dr Ball and Mrs R C Ball with daughters Barbara and Patty traveled from Paynesville to Waynesville Minnesota to join the Boyken family at a Lake Koronis cottage Saturday. The Balls returned home Monday while other family members planned to come back later.
Geo Graham Struggles With Appendicitis At 82
Geo Graham, age 82, was struck by appendicitis last week Wednesday and has been quite ill since. Friends express hope he will recover and soon share his strawberry growing success from this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Graham
New Creamery Manager Welcomes Baby Boy Assistant
Tuesday morning Mr and Mrs Martin Bleich celebrate the birth of a fine bouncing baby boy. The child is expected to help at the creamery alongside his father as he grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creamery
Martin Bleich
Long
Indians fall to Algona 4 to 1 on local grounds
Algona defeated the Indians 4 to 1 after an 0 to 0 score through seven innings. Batting standout Bill Batt hit a homer and earned praise for the game. A home run was also hit by an Algona player as a sizable crowd watched Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indians
Algona
Bill Batt
A Boy for the Limbergs in Woden
A fine baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Limberg of Woden on Tuesday the first child in the family and a joy to parents and grandparents. Mrs. Limberg, formerly Miss Alice Franzen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Franzen of Titonia, is congratulated by relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limbergs
Herman Limberg
Woden
Limberg
Alice Franzen
Henry Franzen
Titonia
Winnebago Crops Best During New Mexico Trip
The Limbergs and Mike Hippen returned Monday from a two week trip to Silver City New Mexico to visit Mrs A J Haugland Hippen's daughter. They traveled about 3500 miles and Joe says Winnebago county crops were the best seen on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnebago
Joe Limberg
Gertrude Limberg
Mike Hippen
Silver City
New Mexico
Braham Woman Purchases Local Oil Station Visit Titonka Friends
Mrs. John Wood and family of Braham Minnesota visited Chas Cooper and many Titonka friends Saturday. Mrs Wood has bought an oil station and nearby business, about three miles from Braham, and is in possession. young John Wood oversees the station for his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braham
Minn
John Wood
Chas, Cooper
Titonka
Wood
Til With Blood Poisoning From Cat Bite
Howard Rike a west of town farmer carries an arm in a sling due to blood poisoning from a cat bite. The injury occurred last Thursday when a cat on a wire fence snapped back and bit him. He sought medical aid as the bite swelled and caused severe pain. Friends hope for a quick recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Rike
Carrying Both Arms in a Sling
Raymond Heffner was injured last week when a tractor he was driving off a railroad car onto a platform lurched and tipped six feet, breaking a wrist and straining ligaments in both arms. The accident left him unable to perform manual labor for weeks, though it ended without more serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Heffner
Raymond
Phelps Family Holds Third of July Reunion
A Phelps family reunion was held at the Charles Phelps home west of town on July 4 to honor J. H. Phelps of Crosby North Dakota. Sixty one relatives attended including J. H. Phelps family and extended kin from Algona Burt Titonka Elmore Minn Elk Mound Wis Moore Titonka Chat. The visitors included Wd Bourne Lone Rock M E Larsen Titonka and Miss Willen Schirmer Dunseith. The J. H. Phelps family left for home Monday morning after a week of visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps
Charles Phelps
Town
J. H. Phelps
Crosby
N. D
Eunice
John
George
Fannie Cunningham
Ray
Archie
Algona
C. G. Cunningham
Viva
Elmore
Minn
Carrie Taylor
Dorothy
Ronald
Roy Woolridge
Henry Furst
B. V. Daniels
Bertha
L. R. Daniely
Arlene
Burt
Bills Jain
Arthur Miller
Catherine
Elk Mound
Wis
Chas
Willis
C. E
Moore
Titonka
Bernard Phelps
W.d. Bourne
Lone Rock
M. E. Larsen
Willen Schirmer
Dunseith
County Supervisors Issue Beer Licenses and Permits
The County Board of Supervisors met on July 1 and approved beer permit bonds and licenses for Beebie Sankey Galbraith Nick Gengler Lotts Creek C O Baily Seneca Wm Devine St Joe A B Franklin Irvington Mary Fashender St Benedict Algona County Club Algona Cigarette bonds were approved and licenses issued to John Witte St Benedict Sidney Walburg Algona Final settlements on gravel projects 82 38 320 343 345 for John Schumaker and project 325 for W E Williams were approved Final estimates for J W Elbert grading project 42 approved County Auditor B E J Butler Clerk of Court Katherine McHvey County Recorder J J Dooley Sheriff Carl Dahlhauser approved Semiannual report of County Treasurer M J Duffy ordered published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Supervisors
Beebie Sankey
Galbraith
Nick Gengler
Lotts Creek
C. O. Baily
Seneca
Devine
St. Joe
A. B. Frankl
Irvington
Mary Fasbender
St.Benedict
Algona County Club
Algona
J. J. Dooley
Carl Dahlhauser
M. J. Duffy
Signing More Than a Million Contracts In 1935 Corn Hog Program
Contracts totaling more than a million are being prepared for farmers under the 1935 corn hog program with about 1,032,500 contracts in final signature stage as of June 10. The plan covers roughly 53.78 million corn acres, with benefit payments tied to crop income insurance and livestock reductions shaping participation across the Corn Belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude R. Wickard
Corn Belt
Wickard
United States
State Boards of Review
Washington
Government to Purchase Dairy Products Again
Government plans to buy about one million pounds of cheese five million pounds of butter and five million pounds of dry skim milk to aid dairy farmers. Bids opened for American cheese and butter, with deliveries starting July and completing by September. Distribution will go to needy families via the Federal Surplus Relief Corporation under the Bureau of Agricultural Economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AIAIA
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Rodeo Show Next Week In Algona By Clyde S Miller
Clyde S Miller brings his Big Rodeo and Horse Show to Algona Thursday through Sunday July 18 to 21. The show claims to be America's finest individually owned rodeo with all-new bucking stock from Texas Oklahoma and Colorado plus Brahmas and Texas Longhorns. New trick riders and prize-winning gaited horses join Mr Miller's troupe promising high class entertainment and thrills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde S. Miller
Algona
America
Ginmet
Barley Growers May Enter Samples in County Contest
Kossuth County farmers with at least 40 acres and 500 bushels of barley this season may enter a sample in the malting barley contest. Open to six row barley except Trebi. two rowed and hulless barleys barred. Prizes include state trophy and trip to Cincinnati for the 82nd Master Brewers Association convention. Entries accepted through September first. Marcus C. Maegerlein, Clinton, chairs state committee. One 1-bushel sample from a lot of at least 400 bushels required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth
Master Brewers’ ‘Association of America
Master Brewers Association of America
Cincinnati
Ohio
Marcus C. Maegerlein
Clinton
Latest Head Line Note to brides avoid concrete ideas
The Globe Gazette states brides are urged to avoid concrete ideas in the fields of biscuit making. This note highlights cautious planning and traditional kitchen practices as guidance for creative home baking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe+Gazette
Church Services Postponed at Im manuely Lutheran
Im manuely Lutheran church east of town will not hold services next Sunday while the building is receiving two coats of paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuely Lutheran Church
Immanuel Church Ladies Aid tenth annual celebration
The Ladies Aid of Immanuel church holds its tenth annual celebration this afternoon in the church basement. All congregation members are invited, with neighboring church members also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of the Immanuel Church
Community news tip line for upcoming items
Local subscribers are urged to send notable items to the editor via the topic office line 82. Readers are encouraged to share news of interest to neighbors, even if not personally fascinating, to help print a wider range of notices.
Oat Yields Seen Across Iowa Fields
The writer toured Forest City Sunday and observed some of the best oats fields in Iowa. With favorable weather, many fields may yield 90 to 100 bushels per acre barring storms and extreme heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
Iowa
Misses Antionette and Jewell Mann visit relatives
Miss Antionette and Miss Jewell Mann of St. Paul Minnesota are visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Swarve and sisters Jannie Lee and Hilda Jo Ann. The message notes a family gathering with relatives in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antionette
Jewell Manson
St. Paul, Minn
Henry Swarve
Jannie Lee
Hilda Jo-Ann
District Court News in Brief
Judge Heald of Spencer conducted court last week with no return anticipated unless needed. Last week cases included divorce for J A Trainer, contract corrections for McGeeire and McVays, foreclosures for Travelers and Lappe, quiet title for Roe, and bank note judgment for J B Thill. New civil filings listed Harrs divorce, foreclosure for Seymour, and accounts for Pederson. Court not in session. two civil cases filed: Runge attachment and Butterworth foreclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heald of Spencer
J. A. Trainer
Lois Trainer
McGeeire & McVays
P. L. de Smidt
Humboldt County
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Frank Lappe
C. L. Roe
G. D. Shumway
Travelers Insurance Company
Adolph Oswald
D. W.bates
Kossuth County State Bank
J. B
H. W. Geelan
Andrew Laubenthal
District Court
Theophil Be,harr
Edna I. Harr
Addie L. Seymour
Fannie Albright
H. W. Pederson
Henry Haas
Howard J. Hough
John Galbraith
Chas. Runge
Klare E. Butterworth
B. J. Murtagh
O. E. Butterworth
Olof Pearson
Dewey Hutchinson Plans Honeymoon Fund From Cattle Sale
Rumor says Dewey Hutchinson hosts John Govern from the West to inspect cattle before sale. The plan allegedly uses profits to fund a honeymoon trip, though the report notes it may be untrue. No independent verification yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Hutchinson
John Govern
Out West
Dewey
Local coroner substitute handles three deaths
In the absence of County Coroner R. A. Evans, Attorney and Justice of the Peace H. B. White ruled on three death cases. Bert Willard of Swea City died by own action on July 8. Gladys Shutter died from brain injuries after an auto crash near Bancroft on July 4. Wm. Henry near Whittemore died by own action on July 5. No inquests were deemed necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Evans
H. B. White
Bert Willard
Swea City
Gladys Shutter
Bancroft
Wm. Henry
Whittemore
Luke Linnan Weds Nell Wessenberg in Kansas City
Algona friend Luke Linnan married Nell Wessenberg in the Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel Kansas City on the Fourth. The couple then visited Marysville Missouri, bride’s home, before Luke returns home for a full explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. £. Linnan
Kansas City
Nell Wessenberg
Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel
Marysville
Luke
Algona Elder Robert Smith Dies After Illness
Robert Smith one of Algona's oldest residents died at his home in the 8th ward after a short illness last Friday. The funeral was Sunday at the Presbyterian church, where he long served in the choir. Mr and Mrs L P Stillman of Dolliver visited their son Attorney G W Stillman on the 4th of July. Elder Stillman was elected State President of the Spanish American War Veterans at their recent Emmetsburg meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Smith
Algona
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Choir
L. P. Stillman
Dolliver
G. W. Stillman
Stillman
Spanish American War Veterans Organization
Emmetsburg
Farmers Plan For 1936 Corn Hog Program
Willard Edwards of Humboldt visited the Kossuth county corn hog office last Monday. He was selected to represent Kossuth, Hancock, Humboldt and Winnebago counties at the state conference in Ames where plans for the 1936 corn hog program were laid. He was en route to Emmetsburg for a meeting with representatives from 12 western counties to help finalize the 1936 program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Edwards
Humboldt
Kossuth County
Kossuth
Hancock
Winnebago County
Ames
Emmetsburg
Here
Portland social notices of families and visitors
Mrs Fred Jennings spent Tuesday at Geo Grahams and Tony Jandle is improving. The Portland Peppy Pals met Friday with Thelmy Bristow. Clarion Long and Joel Gowinghill spent Thursday at Wesley. Mr and Mrs D M Stewart were at Roscoe Stewarts Sunday. The McFarlands and family visited Webster City Sunday. The Dogsdales of Burt visited Henry Smiths Thursday. Violet Long finished her job with Mrs John Long. The Jain and Miller families spent Friday at West Bend. Henry Holmes and son Marcus and Bobby Larsen were at the Larsen home in Fort Dodge. E R Collinson of Botna spent Sunday with Tony Jandle and the Hood home. Dr Bourne of Algona was called Sunday for Geo Graham Sr. Earl Shipler and daughters and Samuel Shipler families were at W B Shiplers Maxwell. Sophius Peterson Erna Nancy and Paula Letland visited Gertie Thompson Burt Friday afternoon. The Weber Roberts Henry Smith families met Thursday at Bancroft. Leil and Iona Godfredson visited Eagle Lake Minnesota meeting How ard Janvrin, then stayed at Welcome Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Jennings
Geo
Grahams
Tony Jandle
Portland
Thelmy Bristow
Clarion Long
Joel Gowinghill
Wesley
D. M. Stewart
Roscoe Stewarts
G. O. McFarland
Webster City
Robert Dogsdale
Burt
Henry Smiths
Violet Long
John Long
Ellis Jain
Art Miller
West Bend
Henry Holmes
Marcus
Bobby Larsen
Larsen
Fort Dodge
E. R. Collinson
Botna
Iowa
G. Co. Hood
Bourne
Algona
Marriage Licenses Issued In Minnesota Couples
Dan Cupid celebrated the fourth and six marriage licenses were issued. The couples are Theodore Huston and Amanda Venske of Lake Elmo, Alfred Busch of Ledyard and Anna Trenary of La Kota, Lawrence Hanson of Fenton and Velma Broadwell of Emmetsburg, Maynard V. Stephenson and Mildred A. DeGraw of Algona, Clifford D. McGuins and Nettie L. Johnson of Ringsted, August G. Dickoff and Mildred M. Roberts of St. Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Cupid
Theodore Huston
Amanda Venske
Lake Elmo
Minn
Alfred Busch
Ledyard
Anna Trenary
Lakota
Lawrence Hanson
Fenton
Velma Broadwell
Emmetsburg
Maynard V. Stephenson
Mildred A. DeGraw
Algina
Clifford D. McGuins
Nettie L. Johnson
Ringsted
August G. Dickoff
Mildred M. Roberts
St. Paul
Honor Roll Names and Dates From Iowa Residents
Honor roll mentions Fritz f and Gerdes with dates January 1 1937 in Woden Iowa Mrs Julign Reynolds April 1 1938 Titonka and Chas Reynolds July 1 1936 Milwaukee Wis Boye Tiedens July 1 1936 Bancroftowo Guy Garlson July 1 1936 Wealsy Jows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz F, Gerdes
Woden
Iowa
Julign Reynolds
Titonka
Towa
Chas. Reynolds
Milwaukee
Wis
Boye Tiedens
Bancroft
Guy Garlson
Wealsy
Jows
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