Titonka Defeats Ringsted In Border League Thriller
Titonka came from behind to beat Ringsted 9 to 8 at Ringsted on Sunday in a high scoring league clash. Titonka bunched twelve hits and carried a strong offense while Ringsted managed 13 hits with two errors, keeping the contest tight through seven innings and sealing Titonka’s third place in the Border League.
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Titonka
Ringsted
Dover
Abrh KP
Bruns P&ss
Qiong
E. Boekélman
Michiélson
H. Boyken
Hansen
Barref&p
Meyers
E. Meyers
eJengan
Kieln
Myers
Nielson Rf
Whitehouse
Underwood Ib . Oo
aCrowley P
idNurre
Klein
ibKlein
Underwood
eIngén
aRelieved Crowley
Pth
Seora
Mronka
Michaelson
Boyken
Gartner
G. Myers
L. Klien
S. Myers
B. Myers
M. Klein
T. Myers
L. Klein
Crowley
Nurre
Carr
Palle
Bruns
Bruno
Long
Boekelman
Swea City Farm Sells For 140 Dollars Per Acre
The 28 acre farm known as the old Collins place, located a mile and a half west of Swea City, was sold to Raymond Johnson and Bob Cummings for 42000 dollars, about 140 dollars per acre. Owned by Moody Bible Institute, it was tenanted by Mrs Will Peters. New owners plan to raise turkeys on the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swea City
Collins Place
Raymond Johnson
Bob Cummings
Moody Bible Institute
Will Peteers
Additions and Changes in Telephone Directory
Clip this list to front of directory to keep book up to date. Entries include Burger Frank res sw esed, Arthur Boyken res, John Hamilton res, Larsen Wm res, Mayland Dick res, Metcalf Clifford A rea, Nelson Elkwood res. Correction: Harms, Herman Meyer, Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burger
Frank
Res
Boyken
Arthur
Hamilton
John
Larsen
Mayland
Metcalf
Clifford A
Nelson
Elkwood
Harms
Herman Meyer
Christian
Karl L King Band to Play at Clay County Fair
Spencer W. J. Knipe announces Karl L King and his famous band will perform in the afternoon and evening shows before the grandstand at the Clay County Fair. The group includes many veterans and former performers, with King a longtime fair and circus figure.
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Karl King
Spencer
W. J. Knipe
Clay County Fair
Karl L. King
Knipe
King
Buffalo Bill Cody
Karl
Buffalo Bill
Europe
King Edward of
England
Auxiliary Completes Hospital Bed Drive
The American Legion Auxiliary Hagg Unit No 80 of Algona completed a campaign to fund portable hospital beds with mattresses and a detachable fracture frame. Beds and frame will be housed in Auxiliary meeting rooms across multiple towns and available at no charge, except for transportation, to residents in the area.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Hagg Unit No
Algona
Fenton
Swea City
Bancroft
Whittemore
Titonka
Burt Lady Dies Services and Burial Held Friday
Funeral services for Mrs Email Hasse 64 who died suddenly at home were held Friday afternoon at St Johns Lutheran church with Rev Ferdinand Reith officiating. Burial was in Burt cemetery. Mary Wojahn born September 26 1892 at Emmetsburg spent girlhood there married June 20 1917 to Emil Haase eight children survived including Ruth a nurse at University hospital Town City Alvina Albert Caroline Emil Jr Paul Esther and John at home. The Hasses lived near Emmetsburg then Fenton then Burt since 1937. She survived by her husband eight children two sisters Mrs William Maroschek Ayrshire Mrs Gus Maroschek Ruthven and a brother Gus Wojahn Emmetsburg.
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Burt
Email Hasse
St. John's Lutheran Church
Ferdinand Reith
Burt Cemetery
Mary Wojahn
Emmetsburg
Emil Haase
Ruth
University Hospital
Town City
Alvina
Albert
Caroline
Emil
Paul
Esther
John
Hasses
Fenton
Hasse
William ‘Maroschek
Ayrshire
Gus Maroschek
Veteran fined after fight with Emmetsburg mechanic
A discharged veteran Earl Ver Helst pleaded guilty to assault and battery after a late Tuesday afternoon clash with 33 year old Emmetsburg garage mechanic Earl Morman on Highway 18 near Algona. Ver Helst was fined 25 dollars plus costs and ordered to pay hospital and doctor bills. Morman was hospitalized.
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Emmetsburg
Algona
Highway 18
Earl Ver Helst
Clear Lake
Earl
Morman
Helst
West Coast
Cogley
Sioux City
Ver Helst
Ramsey Reformed Church announces weekly activities
F Snuttier pastors the Ramsey Reformed Church with worship at 10 30 Sunday school at 9 30. Evening service at 8. Consistory meets Friday at 8. Young People’s Society Thursday at 4. Rev Daniel C Reevets of the Bible Institute of German Valley Ill lectures Thursday 8 to teachers and youths. Ladies Aid Wednesday at 1 20. Bible verse Matthew 8 24 cited.
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Ramsey Reformed Church
F. Snuttier
Jess
God
Conslatory
Daniel C. Reevetts
Bible Institute of
German Valley, Ill
Ladies Aid Society
Mamitron
Immanuel Lutheran Church Schedule Notice
Rev. Wm. Plank pastor. worship services and Sunday School or Bible Class held through Sunday July 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Lutheran
Wm. Plank
Goon Hope Lutheran Pastor Speaks at Local Church
In a clipped report from a small church segment, the GOON HOPE LUTHERAN Aesee Church notes a pastor address and Bible Class Special. Monthly offerings for local Lord's Kingdom work will be received. Luther League Social set for Tuesday evening July 16 at Ped Van Have home. Women's Milionary Society to meet next Thursday evening July ne with topic That In ane piers. League executive committee to meet Thursday.
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Goon Hope Lutheran Aesee Church
Ohne Ane Foo
Lord's Kingdom
Luther League
Ped van
Women's Milionary Society
League
Ruben Tjaden Takes Fine Position In Fargo
Rev. and Mrs. Ruben Tjaden and son James return to Alexia Illinois after a week at the Jello Tjaden home. Rev Tjaden has accepted a Youth Minister and Assistant Pastor post at First Presbyterian Church Fargo North Dakota with about 1300 members, after prior youth work in Illinois including Rock River Presbytery roles and leadership of the Interstate Camp at Bloomington. He starts September 1.
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Wodhn
Reuben Jr Thaden
James
Alexia
Til
Beiday
Jello Tjaden
Tjader
Fango
N. Dak
Tjadell
First Presbyterian Church of
Fargo
Nlinois
Rock River Presbytery
Bloomington
Jeader
Western Jinois Young People's Conference
Alexis
Norwood
Burgess
Elwyn Stenzel Former Titonka Boy Color Bearer
Sgt Elwyn Stenzel son of Mr and Mrs Wm Stenzel formerly of Titonka now near Burt was a color bearer for Gen McArthurs army in Manila Philippines on July 4 He belongs to the 85th Division and is a Titonka High School graduate
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Elwyn Stenzel
Wm. Stenzel
Titonka
Burt
McArthur
Manilla
Phillipine Islands
Stenzel
Titonta High School
Zallee Brothers Circus Coming to Titania Next Saturday
Zallee Brothers Circus will perform in Titania next Saturday, July 34, with two shows at 8 o clock under Breen Post of the American Legion. The event takes place on the lot west of Mrs Elizabeth Kennedy's home, about three blocks west of the K H station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zallee Brothers Circus
Titania
Breen Post of
The
American Legion
Ellizabeth Kennedy
Lions Club Annual Picnic Set For Thursday Evening
The Lions Club will hold its annual picnic at the school grounds on Thursday evening July 11 at 6 o clock. Members and families are asked to bring the same dish as last year, with the committee stressing a 6 o'clock start.
Valley Victory 4 H Girls Attend Clear Lake Camp
Velida Bruns and Lena De Vries report the Valley Victory 4 H club girls at the 44k camp at Clear Lake. Participants include Velida Bruns Betty Sonnenberg Lena DeVries Troyce Bruns and Harriet Boeckholdt. The group split into four groups learned handicraft nature and conservation, enjoyed talent night and campfire, swam and played games, hiked and attended church services. They return to Titonka hopeful for next year’s camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Victory 4-H Club
Clear Lake
Velida Bruna
Betty Sonnenberg
Lena DeVries
Troyce Bruns
Harriet Boeckholdt
Plasier
Highway Patrol
Beverly Ditsworth
Titonka
Lake Mills wedding unites Norstrud and Friest Jr.
At Lake Mills, Areene Norstrud daughter of Mr and Mrs C C Norstrud married Adolph M Friest Jr son of Mr and Mrs Adolph M Friest Sr in a candlelight ceremony at Gatheran Church Leland. The double ring rite featured a white nylon gown and seed pearl crown with bouquets of red and white roses. Guests included 150 relatives and friends with a reception for 24 at the church. The couple plan a short honeymoon then reside on a farm. the bride previously worked in Albert Lea and Yorba City area and is Forest City High School graduate.
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Lake Mills Graphic
West Prairie
Leland
Areene Norstrud
C. C. Norstrud
Adoph M. Friest Jr
Adolph M. Friest Sr
A. M. Force
Clar‘Ine Peterson
Virginia Norstrud
Marilyn Mathews
Marshall Friest
Dale Higgins
Vivien Nor
Karolyn
Karen Mathews
Jimmy Friest
Elwood Norstrud
Charles Norstrud
Robert Thorson
Marlitt Nolte
Albert Lea
Yoreat City
Forest City High
Friestle
Methodist Church Weekly Notices and Events
Donald H. James presides over 11 am worship with 10 am Sunday School. No evening service. Senior Youth Fellowship Friday July 12 at 8 at the parsonage. No youth meetings July 14–20. pastor and wife at Methodist Camp Spirit Lake Okoboji. High school youth urged to arrange camp attendance with pastor. Young Adult Fellowship July 18 at Ken and Violet Swan home. If away, attend church locally. Doan church 10 am worship 9:30 am Sunday School. Women's Society July 11 at Violet Buffington home with Mary Young co host. Youth Fellowship July 11 at Lee and Mrs Kiley home.
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Methodist Church
Donald H. James
Okoboji
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Kenneth Swan
DOAN
Women's Society
Violet Buffington
Mary Young
Lee Kiley
Legion Auxiliary Installs Officers at July Meeting
Members of the local American Legion Auxiliary unit met at the Legion hall Monday evening for the regular July business meeting. Newly elected officers were installed by Trene Peterson, past president, with no July work meeting unless an emergency. An executive board meeting will be held before July 20 to notify officers and board members. The unit thanks community members for support and notes loss of Mrs. C. A. Lamoreaux of Missoula Montana formerly with the group.
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Légion Hall
Trene Peterson
Cap Deep Ateeffee
C. A. Lamoreaux
Missoula
Montana
Masonry School Opens at Algona
An Algona Masonry School will be held at the fairgrounds on Tuesday with an 8 a.m. start for the first training session. Eleven tons of brickwork materials will be used by the men, who will work with bricks blocks and mortar mix. Organized by the Iowa Retail Lumberman's Association and the Structural Clay Products Institute demonstrations will feature Ben Bigs of Sheffield and J. M. Anderson of the Clay Products Institute. About 15 men from Wesley Buffalo Center Whittemore Burt Fenton Rutland Britt Corwith had registered.
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Algona
Fairgrounds
Iowa Retail Lumberman’s Association
Structural Clay Products Institute
Ben Bigs
Sheffield
J. M. Anderson
The
Clay Products Institute
Wesley
Buffalo Center
Whittemore
Burt
Fenton
Rutland
Britt and
Corwith
Non Layer Wastes 6 to 7 Pounds Feed a Month
Iowa State College specialist Ralph Baker says every non laying hen wastes 6 to 7 pounds of feed monthly. Four such birds can feed a pullet from hatch to fall, with yellowing beak and legs signaling ceased egg production. Regular culling is advised, keeping a catching hook handy for weekly rounds and marketing non layers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Baker
Iowa State College
Baker
International Luther League Convention at Ames College
The eighth International Luther League conference will be held at Town State College in Ames from July 30 to August 4, 1946. Delegates from most states and parts of Canada are expected, with attendance already near 2000 and meals and lodging in demand. The six day program will feature vocational guidance, world Lutheranism, courtship and marriage talks, fellowship events, and Sunday Holy Communion, all under the motto With Christ For Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Luther League of the American Lutheran Church
Town State College
Ames
Canada
M. D. Helser
Iowa State
Collage
League
A. G. Schardt
Cedar Falls
Signa
Campin
Keohlona
Widrkers
iSwea City Water Troubles Nearing End
After a year of water supply trouble in Swea City, a stand-by well produced water last week. Drilling penetrated a rock vein beneath, clearing quickly. a week should bring water to use. A new pump will be installed immediately and another pump arrives later in summer. The old well was sanded in after drilling stopped at 278 feet, but drilling resumed elsewhere. By next week water should come from both wells for town use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swea
July Mowing Advice for Weed Control
Kossuth County farmers are urged to begin mowing pastures in July to control perennial weeds. Weed species like ragweed iron weed vervain and goldenrod should be cut when in flower bud or mid July. Early mowing weakens root reserves and repeated mowings over years can kill these plants, says extension director A L Brown.
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Kossuth
Liaves
A. Li. Brown
Mr. Brown
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International Convention OF Luther League
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