Wedding of Louise Kilian Wendell Wales in Minnesota
Louise Kilian of Henderson wed Wendell Wales of Minneapolis at a July 3 ceremony led by Rev. Adolph Kilian. The service featured organist J H Kolberg and soloist Richard Handford, with a reception at Redeemer Lutheran parish hall and a three tier cake. The couple planned residence in Minneapolis after a brief honeymoon. a separate accident report notes Don Galbraith sustaining a fractured skull when struck by a pulley during hay unloading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Kilian
A. Kilian
Henderson, Minn
Wendell Wales
Minneapolis
Anna Wales
Otto Herder
Hanover
Minn
Adolph Kilian
J. H. Kolberg
Brownton, Minn
Walter Sassmannshausen
Mendelsohn
Reuben
Kilian
Marilyn Markey
Alton Steinmetz
Marvin Wales
Nell Wales
Roger Wales
Roger Linder
Redeemer
Brownton
Woden High School
Waldorf College
Sil
Maico Company
Syed Fana Bir
Wales
Duluth
Arrowhead
258 Flat Ave
North
Hansen Family Reunion Held at Tom Youngs Home
A Sunday gathering at Tom Youngs in Algona brought together the descendants of the late C J Hansen. Attendees included numerous Hansen relatives from Minnesota and Iowa, with siblings and in laws visiting. A picnic dinner followed and the Minneapolis group performed a musical program with their own orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Young
C.J Hansen
L. Hansen
Bremerton, Wash
B. L. Hansen
Erman, Hansen
Algona
Young
Violence Fellick
Bernard
Harlan Hansen
James
Milton Olson
Minneapolis
Beulay Hansen
Beryl
Cedar Falls
Daryl Hansen
Sheldon
Melvin’ Bailey
Fairmont
Andrew Hansen
Erman Hansen
Fellick
Beu ' Lah Hansen
Titonka Lions Club names new president and officers
Louis Bartlett was named president of the Titonka Lions club at the last meeting. T A Dunmire was named first vice, Harold Gartner second vice, George Bonacker third vice, Harry Meehlan tall twister, R E B Castor lion tamer, and Art Boyken secretary treasurer. Good Hope Lutheran service times and a special offering for Jova Lord's Kingdom work announced. Brotherhood picnic scheduled at Call Park in Algona. Women's Missionary Society to meet Thursday evening July 21 at 8.
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Gouls Bartlett
Titonka Lions Club
T. A. Dunmire
Harold Gartner Scond
George Bonacker
Harry Meehlan Tall Twister
Castor Liontamer
Art Boyken
Good Hope ‘Lutheran
Brotherhood
Call Park
Algona
Women's Missionary Society
Immanuel Lutheran Church Announces Pastor's Vacation
Sixth Sunday after Trinity services at 10. Sunday School and Bible Class at 8. No services or Sunday School next week. Pastor will vacate on Monday and return August 5.
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Immanuel Lutheran
Wm. Plant
Buffalo Boosters Plan County Fair Activities
The Buffalo Boosters 4 H club met at Carol Callies home on Saturday July 16 with fourteen members present. They approved entry in the county sports festival on Sept 3 and planned a kittenball team for the tournament. Camp plans were set for July 28 31 at Clear Lake with Shirley Callies and Catherine Orthel on the demonstration team for the County Fair. Two junior teams will demonstrate Good Grooming and Stocking a Sweater with Carol Callies Colleen Rippentrop Sharon Schutter and Harriet Radmaker.
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Buffalo Boosters
Carol Callies
Clear Lake
Shirley Callies
Catherine
Orthel
Colleen Rippentrop
Sharon Schutter
Harriet Radmaker
Catherine Guihel
Stop Riding Bicycles on Sidewalks Warned by Town Council
Town Marshal W H Stott announces posters warn children and riders to stop using sidewalks for bicycles. Officials say parental enforcement is needed to prevent accidents and ensure safety on public walkways.
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W. H. Stott
Titonea 50th Anniversary Notes and Local Rodeo Highlights
A reminiscence of Titonea history includes Bonacker grocery store origins and ownership, rodeo events with fancy roping and trick riding, and a sod tavern stopover on the Fort Dodge to Blue Earth mail route. A July 30 hot night offers hourlong entertainment by local cowboys and cowgirls with Titanique program details to follow.
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George
Ray Bonacker
J. M. Lamoreux
Ray
Bonacker's Food Barket
California
Titonka
Collar’s Corner
Lakota
Fort Dodge
Bhue Marti
Titanics
Leona Lester and Oscar Sater Wed at Woden
Leona Lester of Austin Minn and Oscar Sater of Austin were married in a noon ceremony July 12 1949 at St Johns Lutheran church Woden. Rev Hugo Beyer officiated as the double ring rite with Nuptial music by Ina Lester and a solo by Louise Smith. The bride wore a white satin gown with train and pearl jewelry. The couple will reside in Austin Minnesota.
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Woden
Leona Lester
Austin
Minns
Groga Lester
Oscar
Sater
Carl Kjas
Spring Grove
Minn
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Hugo Beyer
Ina Lester
Louise Smith
Elving Lester
Cora Halvorsen
Bath
George Lester Jr
Man
Merril Halvorsen
Herman Lester
Arnold Sater
Patricia Lester
Mae Tweet
Thelma Smith
Band Mothers Will Serve Again Saturday July 30
Band Mothers club met at the R. J. Krantz home on Monday July 11 with president Mrs. Johnson presiding. Plans for Indian Day were advanced. Ice cream social proceeds of 84.24 were reported from the sods and popcorn stand. A band uniform cabinet at the school nears completion and funds will support uniforms. Ice cream cake pie and coffee will be served Saturday night July 30 on grounds north of the Roller Rink.
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Baiid Mothers Club
R. J. Krantz
Ordup
Johnson
Don Schmidt
Stott
Matlen
Swan
A. M. Petersen
Lutheran Church
Kraiitz
Louise Baade and Harold Buns Wed at Good Hope Lothian
A wedding was held Monday evening at 8 o'clock in Good Hope Lothian church for Louise Baade daughter of Mr and Mrs Dick Baade and Harold Buns son of John Prins of Woden. Rev A Mardorf officiated before 220 guests.
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Good Hope Lothian Church
Louise Baade
Dick Baade
Harold Bung
John Prins
Woden
A. Mardorf
Street Lights Troubles Resolved After Repair Efforts
Report describes outages on Main Street caused by a damaged underground ground wire. A new local manager along with two helpers traced the fault from the A M Petersen corner to the D X corner. After digging a few feet, engineers found a broken ground wire causing the outages.
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Ine
A. M. Petersen
Stynet
A. M. Peterson
D-X
Local wedding ties VonLaven and Williams in Woden
Lillian VonLaven, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John VonLaven of Woden, wed Herbert Williams on Saturday July 16 at 2 30 PM in St John Lutheran church Woden. Rev H Beyer officiated. The bride wore a white summer suit with brown accessories and lavender orchid corsage. Ann Sparks was bridesmaid Ralph Williams was best man. A reception followed at the bride’s home. Out of town guests came from Mason City and Chicago. The couple plans a honeymoon to Minnesota before settling in Chicago where both work.
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Woden
Lillian VonLaven
John VonLaven
Herbert Willams
Rudolph Gustafson
Chicago
St. Johng Lutheran Church
H. Beyer
Ann Sparks
Ralph Willams
Cyril Halvorsen
Martin Smith
Barbara Cerdes
Judy Gerdes
Wm. VonsLaven
Mason City
Rapld Williams
Emil Poppeson
Don Brown
Jacob Bowen
Trene Bailey
Dorothy McArthur
Tune Rugso
Minnesota
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Art Heach
Gamble Store
Frank Clark
John Deere
Bil Boyken
TitOnka Savings Bank
Pierre Sarton
Titenka Chamberberts
Titenka Tonic
Jerry Schutter
M. F. Calhoun
Rodeo of Commerce
Wayne Miller
Enno. Fot
Louise Kilian Wendell Wales
Don Galbraith
Newell
Louis Bartlett
Iitonka
Algona V.F.W
Hecht
Alzona
Stevenson
Titonsteap
R. Downs
Downs
Young Ss
K. Brons
Bruns
Wesselman
Eine
Gade Rf
Riley Lz
Lauritzen If
R. Batt P Pt Dhnteenth
Lauritzen
Riley
Titonea
Harold Buns
Alvind Baade
MuihdHe Bunls
Johnny
Bulls -Brotther
Zroom
Walter Baade
Janet Pinister
Kelly Halvorsen
Raymond Bande
Richard Iseb
Maid of Honor
Henry Plaisier
Loig Peterson
Lois Graham
Janice Spear
Joan Kettwieh
Phyllis Schwietert
Agnes Jenson
Raymond Baade
Marjorie TerBeek
James Spear
Elsie Stroeber
Janet Pruisman
Florence Willis
Richardsebrand
Melvin Smith
Titania High School
Farmers Flovator Co
Worden
Main Sheet
Herbert Williams
Buck
den Mayland
German Valley Gray
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