Wesley News full of visiting locals and events
Mrs. Gerhard Skartland of Guckeen Minn visited Wesley. Numerous families from Algona Mason City and area spent weekends with relatives or at local events. Weddings, illnesses, travel, and club meetings filled the week as residents attended gatherings and trips across Minnesota South Dakota and Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerhard Skartland
Guckeen
Minn
Sam Anne
Don White
Algona
Wallace Benton
H. H. Raney
Mason City
Frank Kouba Jr
Shirley
Craig
Cattonwood
0. Melvold
Dick Studer
Corwith
Maurica
Casper Cooper
Alexandria
Agatha Haverly
Cooper
Agnes Haverly
Gerald Bruns
Guy Bruns
Titonia
Exchange State Bank
Clifford Munson
Schutter Produce
West Bend
Miss Bruna
Titanka High School
Hamilton Business College
Stella Lloyd
Charles City
George Hauptman
Mae Studer
L. &. Linnan
Alf Studer
C. W. Benskin
Minnesota
Marion Hall
Rodney
Vowell
Hanlontown
L. G. Lease
Lea Reno
Ledyard
Albert Reno
Orville Kollasch
Whittemore
Roy
Albert Young
Titonka
Oliver Young
George Memper
Henry Goetz
Evroul Doebig
J. L.’ Haverly
Ihna Gerdes
Layon
Sylvia Ann
John Ge
Gamily
Mary Goetz
Dorothy
Mathilda Johnson
Fred Olekman
Paul Erdman
Darrel
Cara
Michigan
Bernard Erdman
Cedar Falls
Mason City Sunway
Jorgen Skow
Ft. K. A
Humboldt
John Futchinson
Rachael Brown
Harriet
Woods and Lakes
Julia Raney
Dulph Taney
August Engstrom
Hatherville
Liverelt Harris
Roy Sherman
Tillie Loebig
Wealey
Lone Rock
Hd Hildman
Thor
Milford Johnson
J. P. Studer
Town Falls
Bertha Richstmpeler
Emma Studer
Albert Lickties
Albert Licktieg Angs
Jos Smith
Buffalo Center
Ed Downs
Julius Seiler
Seiler
Bill ‘Hauptly
Albert Girrardson
Ignatz Eisenbacher
George ‘Aldrich
American Legion Auxiliary
Burt
Mra
J. L. Studer
Weamine
Julius Kelch
Lost Island
Call State Park
Esther Skow
Alp Studer
Wesley Township
Elmer Glawe
Leonard Arndorfer
Prairie Township
Vincent Richstmeier
A. N. i Richstmeier
Port Dodge
N. Richstmeier
David Cloonen
Nevada
Adolph ‘Greiner
Richstmeier
Martha
Shirley Greiner
Catherine Cloonen
Julianne Studer
Mercy Hospital
Alt Studer
Frank Bleich
Robert Studer
Mr. Bleich
Dorothy Shannahan
Williamsburg
Wesley
Portland Area Social and Visiting Roundup
Portland news notes many dinners visits and social calls with the Graham, Har vey Graham, and related families in Burt Algona Woden Swea City and Burt. Local gatherings include the Portland Progress Club meeting hosted by Mrs Grover and a Four Corner Social Club event honoring Mrs Jennie Davidson with the Ringsdorf family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Graham
Harvey Graham
Studay
Roy Clark
Burt
Maurice
Jay Graham
Jacob Godden
Warren
Northwood
Viola von Laven
Woden
Lois Graham
Wim Tuber
Harvey
Harvey Graham Jr
Harvey Graham Sr
Mrs. Graham Jr
Wm. Grover and Son
Lilian Evansdale
Swea City
Pisie
Velmaarson
Earl Zwiefel
Vernon Larson
Floyd Newville
Algona
Martin Larsons
Mayme Spefcher
Martin Larsens
Martin Larson
Lewis Garson
Terman Leeck
Wim, Ringsdorf
Ringsdorf
Jennie Davidson
Davidson
Party Honors Newville Couple on 40th Wedding Anniversary
An afternoon gathering featured a potted plant and candy as Mrs. Wm. Ringsdorf and Mrs. Donald Ringsdorf hosted lunch. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Graham Sr., the Martin Larson and Vernon Larson families, and more. The event marked Chas Newville and spouse’s 40th anniversary with Thursday evening celebrations. Additional visitors involved L. J. Fairbanks of Algona and Wim. Grover’s household, plus Frank Smith and Id Roemer of Hampton visiting Wm. Grover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Ringsdorf
Donald Ringsdorf
Harvey Graham Sr
Martin Larson
Vernon Larson
Chas
Newville
L. J. Fairbanks
Algona
Wim. Grover's
Frank Smith
Id .‘Roemer
Hampton
Wm. Crovers
Indian Village Opens Near Alla In Historic Dig
Several hundred people attended the opening of the Chan Ya Ta Indian village near Alla. The long buried site, about 600 years old, was examined by F. J. Van Voorhis. A majority of attendees received a pottery or bone implement souvenir from the unveiling event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alla
F. J. van Voorhis
Agent Warns Of Coccidiosis Danger In Poultry
County agent A L Brown cites Iowa State College reports warning of coccidiosis spikes after damp spells. Move chicks to clean range away from the yard, or keep them in a dry, clean house or on clean ground to reduce infection risk. Ensure dry litter near fountains and under brooders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocka
A. L. Brown
Renaint
Extension
Iowa State College
Drown
Leaky Fountains Replacement and Damp Litter Removal Planned
A notice outlines a practice to replace leaky drinking fountains and to remove damp litter repeatedly. The emphasis is on improving public amenities and sanitation in the area.
War impacts farm households as shortages bite
War effects reach the farm home with expected tin canning shortages and higher costs for spices and building. Greece and Yugoslavia cut off sage supplies and thyme from France, while paprika research grows in Louisiana to replace Hungarian imports. East Indian pepper stocks remain, with limited cinnamon, cloves, mace, and nutmeg. Farm families show rising expenditure on home furnishings, climbing from 1938 to 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. JL. Brown
Greece
Yugoslavia
France
Louisiana
Hungary
Classifieds Offer Wide Range of Farm and Household Goods
A collage of small ads lists items for sale including a large leather Davenport and ice chest in excellent condition from Mrs P Sartor, 150 White Rock Pullers from Mrs Victor Fitch, started chicks from Swea City Hatchery, farm land for sale in Titania via Co W Nicoulin, and farm supplies from Ted Hindera. Also offers sash and a dining table from the Topic office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Sartor
Victor Fitch
Rt. 2
Tronka
Ruby set found by chickens at Lake Mills
Mrs. Eddie Ambroson of Lake Mills joyous as her ruby set, lost twelve years ago, is found by chickens. The tale ties to local feed stores and services, including Murphy's Feeds and Tanvilac Sales, with July 1 1941 noted. Ted Hinders advertised prompt service in Woden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Ambroson
Lake Mills
Ambroson
Tanvilac
Murphy's
Ted Hinders
Woden
Thieves Fail to Steal Car From Tama Resident
Two thieves attempted to steal a car belonging to Arthur Mason of Tama. They left the vehicle in reverse gear while busy avoiding parked cars and crashing into a stock auto before fleeing. The incident ended without capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Mason
Tama
M. P
Algona
Ifescaned
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