PANNKUK AND BEENKEN WED IN QUIET RURAL UNION
Last Saturday at 10:00 A.M. at the Reformed church north of German Valley Rev G Hakon officiated the marriage of Fred Pannkuk and Della Beenken in a simple ceremony witnessed only by their parents. The couple, sweethearts for eight years, planned a brief honeymoon to Mason City and Clear Lake before returning to farm near German Valley.
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Helmer Beenken
Fred
Mason Guy
Clear Lake
Paunkuk
Alvan
State Teacher College
Cedar Falls
Renwick
Titouka
Falhd
Jie
Buffalo Bully Bees Club Notes July Meeting
The Four H club notes describe a Buffalo Bully Bees meeting at Alice Sartor’s home on a Saturday in July. Members listed include Myrtle Anna, Blanche Bullington, Irene Calles, Clara Kramer, Phydelis Petersen, Anna Noble, Alica Sartor, Marguerite Budlong, and leaders. The minutes cover roll call, Rally Day plans, a rag rugs talk, and a social hour. The next meeting is set for July 27 at Anna Noble’s home with a 1:30 start and five minute demonstrations by each girl.
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Buffalo Bully Bees
Alice Sartor
Myrtle Anna
Blanche Bullington
Irene Callles
Clara Kramer
Phydelis Petersen
Anna Noble
Alica Sartor
Marguerite Budlong
Anna
Noble
Mine Plath
Joint Sunday School Picnic at Eagle Lake State Park
Two congregations under Rev. A Killan host a Sunday school picnic at Eagle Lake State Park next Sunday July 17. Pupils families and friends are invited. Enjoy games races races prizes free ice cream for children bring plenty of dinner and join the fun.
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Lions Club Field
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Bayside Park
Ions Club
Liona Club
Sponging Defuses Dane in Town Trade Boost plan
A fragmented report notes a small group benefits from boosting local trade by advertising for nine towns while others ride along. The piece criticizes the practice and hints at unequal publicity and costs borne by shopkeepers.
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Gov Hammill Plans Open Air Dances In Light Gray Suit
A humorous notice reports Governor Hammill wearing a light gray suit at open air dances expected this summer. Rumors suggest he will attend events at Union Park Greenwood Park and Riverview, drawing spectators to see the fashion conscious governor. In other news the A. Gerdes farm near Wesley sold for 185 per acre to Raymond and Mrs. Hansen with plans to make it their home after March 1. The farm features a solid house and modest outbuildings and is praised as a productive local property.
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Tragic Drowning of Joe Rippentrop in Minnesota River
Joe Rippentrop, 18, son of Mrs. Alice Rippentrop of Buffalo Center, Iowa, died in a drowning accident near St. Cloud Minnesota while swimming with companions after leaving work on a carpenter job. He had written home with hopeful plans before his death. The funeral was held at the Reformed church and he was buried in Graceland Cemetery. He leaves a mother, four sisters, two brothers, and his father.
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T. M. Smith
Rochester
Minn
Harry Gilbert
Alice
Gertrude
Buffalo Center
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Alden
Town
Calvin Rippentrop
John Pannhuk
The
Reformed Church
J. Hi. Schoon
Alec Ryarell
Graceland Cemetery
Tribune
Monster Muskie Caught On Rum River In Anoka
Philip Johnson reeled in a 32 pound 10 ounce muskie near the Pleasant Street bridge over Rum River. Spectators watched as a boy rode the fish ashore and it was weighed at RB. P. Babcock's store with hundreds viewing the catch.
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Pleasant Street
Rum River
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Calhoun County Farms Sell At Auction Prices
Estate of late J. M. McCarville sold two Calhoun County farms this week. A 160 acre parcel brought 184 dollars per acre cash to J. J. Thanenaugh of Lohrville Iowa. The second, 44 acred tract with fair buildings and a ditch cut, sold for 144 dollars per acre to Laurence Kelleher of Des Moines.
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Iate
J. M. McCarville
Fina
Calhoun County Farma
J. J. Thanenaugh
Lohrville
Iowa
Laurence Kelleher
Des Moines
West Bend
Titonka Indians Take Northern Iowa League Opener
Titonka wins a wild slugfest at Lu Verne defeating LaVerne to open the Northern Iowa League season. Tike Callies drives in two with a clutch hit, Dirksen and Bletch provide three baggers, and Titonka improves to 4 1 in league play. Next Sunday Titonka visits Corwith as Corwith topped Whittemore last week.
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Titonka Indians
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Titonka
West Bend
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Lu Verne
Barber opens shop at old stand seeks patronage
A M Petersen announces the opening of a barber shop at the old stand and requests continued support from friends and former patrons while sending dry cleaning to Marshall Cleaning in Mason City.
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Mason City
A. M. Petersen
Epworth Leaguers At Spirit Lake Camp Grounds
Fifteen or more Epworth Leaguers from Titonka and Doan M B H churches attend a Camp Grounds session at Spirit Lake this week. Instruction runs mornings to 12 30 with afternoons for games and activities. Chaperones G M Squires and Edith Budlong Accompanying are Viola and Raymond Helfer Helen Marabeth and Dorothy Squires Oscar Blanchard Willis and Bernard Phelps Emma and Beulah Schutter Marie and Blanche Buffington Florence Reynolds and Myrtle Ama.
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Spirit Lake
M. BH
Titonka
Doan
Titanica
G. M. Squires
Edith Budlong
Viola
Raymond Helfer
Helen, Marabeth
Dorothy ‘Squires
Oscar Blanchard
Willis
Bernard Phelps
Emma
Beulah Schutter
Marie and
Blanche Buffington
Florence Reynolds
Myrtle Ama
Will Visit In Montana By Lamoreux and Family
Will visits in Montana this week for Stevensville and the Lamoreux Heim and Longbottom families. They plan a country survey and a long vacation with a possible westward relocation if satisfied. Mr and Mrs John Spear and Mr and Mrs Henry Franzen visited Sibley Town last Sunday to see relatives and friends.
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Stevensville
Montana
Lamoreuz
Heimet
Longbottom
West
John Spear
Henry Franzen
Sibley
Town
Rolfe Arrow Urges Apprenticeships in Trades
In Rolfe the writer laments the lack of young people entering trades such as blacksmithing tailoring shoemaking printing and carpentry. He notes nationwide trends toward white collar jobs and argues wages will rise as trained tradespeople grow scarce, urging youth to pursue apprenticeships for a secure future.
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Rolfe Arrow
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Radio Institute of Co operation to be held in Chicago
A major cooperative meeting for farmers and producers titled the Radio Institute of Co operation will run from June 20 to July 1 in Chicago under the American Institute of Cooperation. Secretary of Agriculture William M. Jardine will open the program at 2:00 PM Chicago time, with J P Larsen of Fort Dodge among speakers on cooperative elevator management. All sessions will be broadcast on WLS.
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Radio Institute of Co-operation
American Institute of Co-operation
WLS
Sears Roebuck
William M. Jardine
Secretary of Agriculture
Jardine
J.P. Larsen
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Larsen
Iowa Farmers’ Grain Dealers Association
Largen
Woden resident 6 near drowning off Clear Lake shore
J H Junker 26 of Woden narrowly escaped drowning at the North Shore bathing beach near Clear Lake on Sunday. Beachgoers and three divers from the diving platform pulled him to shore and revived him before he was taken home, prompting calls for a paid lifeguard.
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Clear Lake
J. H. Junker
Woden
Altho
Arrow
Awimmera
Junker
Bill Kenefik
H. J. Hokes
Magon City
Globe Gazette
Petersen Opens TanGerial Parlor in Post Office Building
A. M. Petersen opened a new tanning parlor yesterday afternoon in the post office building’s front room. New fixtures and up to date equipment promise a modern facility in Titonka.
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A. M. Petersen
Titonka
Obituary of Simon Waltman of Portland Township Iowa
Simon Waltman born February 1847 in Vat Buran County Ohio died July 5 1927 at his son Jesse s home in Portland Township aged 20 years 4 months and 16 days. He lived in Ohio early life moved to Mahaska County Iowa at 21 on a farm and stayed until 1920 when his wife died then moved to Portland to live with his son. He had poor health for four months and was a patient sufferer. Survived by son Jesse of Portland Township and West of Oskaloosa Iowa. one brother Phil of Armstrong one sister in Moravia and several grandchildren. He belonged to the Quaker church at Fremont Iowa. Funeral from home at 2 PM conducted by the Burt Methodist minister. Interment Portland Cemetery. Pallbearers Carl Watson Chas Leek Paul Kregnit Jake Stewart Lewis Bartlett Aug Bollinger.
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Vat Buran County
Ohio
Jesse
Portland Township
Mahaska Co
Iown
Portland
Jeuse
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Phil
Armstrong
Auter
Moravia
Quaker Church
Freemont
Grandpa Waltman
Dp. Tm
Methodiat
Burt
Portland Cemetery
Carl Watson
Chas, Leek
Paul Kregiut
Jake Stewart
Lewis Bartlett
Aug. Bollinger
Heifner's Youngest Son Drowns at Crooked Lake
Hurley Heifner twenty from Rosholt North Dakota drowned at Crooked Lake Anoka Minnesota while swimming near a deep hole. Everett Ward recovered the body and pulmotor efforts failed. He was at Adventist camp meetings with his mother two sisters and an aunt. Funeral plans were tentatively set for Thursday morning at 830 if relatives arrive.
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Minn
Crooked Lake
Hurley Heifner
Everett Ward
Heifner
Union
Anoka Union
Survey shows larger pig crop this fall in United States
A June pig survey reported 3.5 percent more pigs saved this spring in the United States and 2 percent more in the 11 corn belt states. It notes 30 percent more sows to be bred for fall farrow, but cautions breeding intentions may not reflect actual pigs farrowed. Pricing of corn and hog weights will largely shape total pork output this year.
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United States
Corn Belt
Agricultural Economies Department of
Iowa State College
Iowa
Des Moines Honors Harvey Ingham Editor at 25 Year Milestone
Des Moines hosted a Friday dinner at Ft Des Moines hotel in honor of Harvey Ingham completing 25 years as editor of the Des Moines Register and Tribune Capital. About five hundred guests from Iowa attended as W W Waymack and Gardner Cowles Jr spoke on Ingham’s impact, while tributes praised his editorials and leadership in a program featuring music and remarks from notable figures including H W Byers and Frank O Lowden.
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Des Moines Register
Tribune-Capital
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Russia
Europe
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H. W. Byers
Iowa
Inghams
Alegona
Kossuth County
Lewis H. Smith
Haggardse
Chubbs
Dickinson
Harvey
United States
Rev
Medbury
University Church of Christ
Hole
Frank 0. Lowden
Iowa University
Mr. Ingham
T. P. Harrington
HB. McMahon
B. J. Murtagh
A. Hutchingan
W. B. Quar‘on
M. P. Haggard
Dr. M. J. Keneick
L. J. Dickinson
W.C. Dewel
Sid J. Backus
Luther League Donates to Red Cross for Flood Victims
Rev A Kilian of Emmanuel Lutheran Church leads a $50 gift to the Red Cross as relief and rehabilitation efforts continue. Officials report 63 refugee camps and about 200000 people yet to return home. church gifts total $127.60, given unsolicited and gratefully received.
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Hot Weather Prevails in Northern Iowa Over Ten Days
For ten days northern Iowa sees extreme heat with no rainfall. Weather forecasts warn of continued hot conditions and high humidity. Corn crops suffer as drought intensifies and livestock cope with heat stress amid growing concerns for farm yields and comfort.
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