Witonka Newspaper Subscription Rates Revealed
Published weekly in Witonka Iowa the paper offers $2.00 yearly in advancce within Kossuth County and Titonka trade area and $2.50 outside. Canada foreign and armed services rates listed plus policy on continuing subscriptions and discontinuation discretion.
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Witonka
Iowa
Advancce
Kossuth
Titonka
Canada
Armed Service
Wesley News Highlights Weekend Visits and Local Events
The Wesley News notes visits by Mr. and Mrs. Thno Gerdes and their daughter to Grinnell, a Catholic Missionary gathering hosted by Mrs. H. H. Raney and Mrs. John Lichteig, and a 16 to 6 loss to Whittemore by the local baseball team. Also covered are weddings, engagements, polio checkups, church notices, graduations, and numerous family visits across Algona, Buffalo Center, Mason City, and surrounding areas.
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Sesewea
Thno Gerdes
Grinnell
Mra
James Lincoln
H. H. Raney
John Lichteig
Whittemore
Lone Rock
Vincent Wisenbacher
Albert Lichteig
Vincent Smith
Marjorie Fitzpatrick
Buffalo Center
J. P. Studer
Kathaleen
L. T. Root
Carol
Minneapolis
Ruth Mary Blesenhacher
St. Joseph's Parish Hall
Girard Strouth
Reading
Minn
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Thayer Mulling
Vee Mullins
Mullins
Mason City
Frank Kernan
Seattle
Wash
Clarence
George
John
Woden News notes visits and church events
Mrs. George Pommer returned home after visiting Grace Lcott in Milwaukee. Numerous families from Glencoe Lester Prairie Algona and Mason City spent weekends with relatives in area towns. Vacation school opened at Sacred Heart with Sisters Mary Gerald and Dosieng.
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George Pommer
Grace Lcott
Milwaukee
Harold Breyer
Glencoe
Minn
Elmer Bohning
Barbara
Lester Prairie
Nor Bert Carston
Wm. Wood
la Donna
Larry
Leon Gilmer
Forest City
Hanford Brock
Catholic Ladies Guild
John Rindisill
Albert Weishaar
Algona
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Mary Gerald
Mary Dosieng
Cedar Rapids
Frank Hoff
Polk City
Sylvester Hoff
Walter Pihl
Wayne Jones
Henry Phillips
Alvin Hanna
Thompson
May Goslin
Robert
Ames
Des Moines
Dale Rittenhouse J
Arlys
Sharon Helm
Ted Gerdes
Clear Lake
Wm. Phillips
Livermore
Donald Wood
Ardith Campbell
Mason City
Wm.Wood
Mary Phillips
Revilla
Revilla, S. Dak
Portland Girl Is Home for 3 Weeks
Noma Scott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott of Portland, returned for a three week vacation from Lone Mountain College for Women in San Francisco. She will attend Iowa State College at Ames next year. Kenneth Glasgow of Seattle stayed with the Scotts for a few days. The trio visited the Grotto at West Bend and picnicked at Clear Lake. The Scotts entertained at dinner Monday night with Kenneth Glasgow and Bill Boettcher present.
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L. N. Kiein
Sioux City
Gerald Wingert
Qrieat
Mercy Hospital
Fort Dodge
Lee Day
Corwith
St. Cecilia’s Church
Algona
George Hanig
Kenneth
Eugene
Irene
Ackley
Leo Bleichs
Donna Mae Cink
Woden
Geo. Cink
Henry Haverlys
Harold Martinek
Ella Martinek
Rochester
Emory Goodnow
St. Louis
Eli Goodnow
Herman Ostercamp
Rosy Bender
Mason City
Ostercamp
Theron
Hanson
Carl
Valgene
Teddy
The
State University
Norma Johnson
Hansons
Washington
Iowa
Johnson
Ardean Monson
Chas
Price
Mary Adine Kunz
Marie Kunz
Evanston
Hindergarten
Harold Goplerud
Clear Lake
Jesse Hill
Donna
B. J. Titus
George Witzthum Jr
General Hospital
Ryan Hatchery
Ed Loebig
Evroul ‘Loebig
Des Moines
Good Council Academy
Mankato
al Richtsmeoier
Katherine Cloonen
Nevada
Alice
Patricia
Martha West
Ben Matern
Thornton
Hol ‘Oebig
Gordon
John Arndorfer
Veco Mullin
Thayer Mullin
Minneapolis
Orrie Mullin
Hardy
Lucilla Mullin
Cedar Rapids
Bernard Carpenter
Dorothy Stewart
Emmetshburg
Katherine ‘Hanson
Fred Die
Burt
Noma Scott
Charles Scott
Portland
Lone Mountain College For
San Francisco
Calif
Iowa State College
Ames
Kenneth Glasgow
Seattle
Wash
Mrs Kraus and son visit Des Moines for the week
Mrs Charles Kraus and her son Charles Jr spent the fore part of the week in Des Moines for business.
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Charles Kraus
Charles Jr
Des Moines
Taxes Take Largest Slice Of Top Salaries
The Treasury claims high salaries are heavily taxed with about 64,000 of a 100,000 net income going to federal taxes and surtaxes on millionaires pushing the take far below the raise. The Chamber notes a 300,000 salary nets about 60,000 after Uncle Sam takes 240,000, plus other taxes.
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Uncle Sam
Treasury
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Chamber
Sam
Large U S Supply Base Turned Back to Britain
Thatcham England The U S army s last major depot in Britain G 45 at Thatcham was turned back to the British who will operate it as a peacetime ordnance depot The gigantic base spread over more than two towns and served as a main Allied supply hub for the Normandy invasion two years ago
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U. S
Britain
Thatcham
England
Life story of William K Jackson guides young men
William K Jackson rose from a Florida University student to recording clerk at 17 in the Florida House of Representatives. He studied stenography and worked in a Jacksonville law firm earning 45 dollars monthly, saved to attend Virginia Law School, and graduated. His career led him to general counsel and vice-presidency at United Fruit Company.
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William K. Jackson
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
University of Florida
Florida House of Representatives
Jacksonville
Virginia Law School
United Fruit Company
Titonka Locals Honor Grinnell Graduate Twyllah Hamstreet
Dr and Mrs W F Hamstreet of Titonka were in Grinnell for their daughter Twyllah's graduation from Grinnell College where she completed a liberal arts degree in history. The family then traveled to Iowa City to see Watson Hamstreet, a student there, and his wife. Also visiting are Mrs Dave Fontaine of Westkiwin Canada and Mrs Joe George of Bittern Lake Canada visiting their sister Mrs Sophia Conradi and niece Mrs Clarence Mechler.
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W. F. Hamstreet
Grinnell
Twyllah
Local Notes and Social Whirls From the Area
Former residents reconnect after long separations as neighbors recount years apart. Grotto visit leads to West Bend trip. Henry Stroebel recovers partially from Decoration Day injury. Waldbillig family attends wedding in Fort Dodge and visits Ward neighbors near Wesley. Bridge club gathers with notable guests. Mississippi trip returns for Rippentrop cousins. New baby born in Lakota marks Ern est Peterson line. local highway talks underway on route 226 as bridge work progresses and hard surfacing may soon be awarded.
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Fontaine
Conradi
George
Conrad
Mechlera
Weat Bend
Henry Stroebel
Doan
Hiddie Waldbillig
Gertie Caigey
Hila Waldbillig
International Falla, Minn
Wm. Ward
Ft ‘Dodge
Paula Piper
Waldbilligs
Ward
Wesley
Minnie Oesterreicher
Bridge Club
Everett
Rippentrop
Sachau
R. C. Ball
H. A. French
H. Downs
Frank Clark
John Stott
Club Merhibers
Wm. Boyken
Robert Langlow
John
B. H.meyer
Wayne Koppen
Lakota
Ernest Peterson
Carol Ann
Jay Budlong
C. R. Krantz
J. R. Schutter
Ames
Highway Commission
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