Classified Column Feeds and Home Loans Ad
Feeds and poultry suppliers listed including Welp's Chicks Isebrand Produce Hinders Feed Woden Murphy's Concentrates Funk's Hybrid Seed Corn Fan Pak Ventilating Firestone dealer Hylme Chicks Morrow Milkers Farm Spraying Ads. Also Home Federal Savings and Loan Assn Algona Iowa promotes immediate service low interest GI FHA loans 2 percent insured savings.
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Hinders
Woden
Murphy’s
Funk
Firestone
Hylme
Federal Savings and Loan Assn
Algona
Iowa
Community Notes From Woden and Surroundings
Mrs Ted Bode and son John of Ceylon Minn visited Woden area relatives. The Methodist Bible School closed June 14 after a week of sessions with Mrs Henry Bode in charge. Several local families hosted guests from Chicago Corwith Mason City and Des Moines.
Summer Visits and News From Fairmont Area
Tuesday evening social notes from Fairmont Minnesota list callers Mrs Alvin Hanna and Joan. Local families. Harm Hillengas and Ed Hillengas spent a week fishing in northern Minnesota. Pvt Harold Eden left Omaha for Camp Stoneman after two and a half weeks at home. Robert Bird returns from Cedar Falls to spend summer with Clarence Bird family. Sacred Heart School opened June 9 with Sisters Mary Kevin and Mary Edith in charge. Alvin Hinders returns from Grand Rapids Michigan for summer with parents. Jeanette Tisdale from Iowa State Teachers College plans summer at J R Tisdale home. Mrs Dale Rittenhouse visited Mason City Saturday. Joan visits home for a week. Betty and Ellen Anderson of Minneapolis visit Carl Tegtmeyer’s. Junior auxiliary girls attend Fort Dodge conference with Sharon Helm and others. Doreen Tegtmeyer and Gertie Haugen plan Luther College summer classes.
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Ted Bode
John
Ceylon
Minn
Fritz T. Gerdes
Methodist Bible School
Henry Bode
Robert Bird
Edith Milbrandt
Robert Guernsey
Kathleen Wood
Bernard Talty
Chicago
Ernest Giesking
W. L. Tindall
Orleans
Spirit Lake
Harry Quinn
Don May
Tommy of
Corwith
Dale Rittenhouse
Mille Lacs
Presbyterian Church
Gerald VanDen Berg
Christian Reformed Church
May Goslin
Paul Goslin
Shari
Mary Kevin
Mary Dbith
Elmer Doughan
Carl Tegimeyer
Bob Ellefson
Ed Hanna
Alfred Hanna
Minnesota
Joan Rittenhouse
Mason City
Don “May
Corninth
Irving Larson
Buffalo Center
James Buns
Wm. Wood
Alvin Hanna
John Rudisill
Mary Rudisill
Clarion
Rudisill
Marzene Helm
Des Moines
J. C. Helm
William Jr
Fort Ord
California
Merlin Hogan
Webster City
Dorothy Giesking
John Rudisil
Albert Weishaar
Al‘gona
Herman ‘Buns
Mercy Hospital
Harold Eden
Omaha
Camp Stoneman
Calif
George Eden
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Clarence Bird
I Varation
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Woden
Avill
Mary Edith
Cedar Rapids
Alvin Hinders
Grand Rapids
Mich
Tom Hinders
Chris Wickham
Boone
Jeanette Tisdale
J. R. Tisdale
Joan
Hem
William Wood
Fred Saathoff
Donald Wood
Betty
Ellen Anderson
Minneapolis
Carl Tegtmeyer
Snpma Tindall
Elsie Helm
Junior Legion Auxiliary
Sharon Helm
Pat Larson
Barbara Gerdes
Ruby Pihl
Sylvia Johnsson
Fort Dodge
Doreen Tegtmeyer
Alice Haugen
Gertie Haugen
Luther College
Decorah
Lowell Erdman
Paul Erdman
Patricia Richtsmeier
Allice Richtsmeier R. N
Richtsmeier
Carol Goetz
Marlene Neuroth
Clear Lake
Ellen Root
Norman ‘Allison
Allison
Root
John Hutchison
Marie Kunz
Algona
Ann. Zietrich
Jerry Lidhtdig
University At
Iowa City
John Lichtetg
Robert Rockwood
Oscar Monson
Shirley Lichteig
St. Josephs Mercy Hospital
John Lichteig
Cheryll Meurer
Okko Peters
Clarence Ward
James R. Cordingley
Cranston
Rhode Island
Guy M. Butts
John Seiler
San. Luis Obispo
Eunice Nelson
Walter Nance
Shelbina
Ronald Lawrence
Woodward
C. E. Ward
State Hospital
Joe Wynne
Albert Lea
L. T. Root
Tom McMahon
Pocahontas
John Larson
Tillie Loebig
Joe Krieps
John Youingwirth
Gilbert Hall
Jeanette
Margaret Weber
Hall
Vee Mullin
Tillie Lodbig
George Herner
Dodge of
Herner
Wirs
Max ]Reising
Wm. Becker
Connie
Jonell Reising
Breda
Marilyn Reising
Odeboit
Andrew Reising
Joseph Studer’ Jr
St. Pauls Seminary
St. Paul
Joe Studer
Creighton College
Eugene Hanig
Fort Sheridan
Korea
Geonge Han~ Dig
Irene Studer
Harold Gaplemud
Dena
Nan
Mary DeSales
Milwaukee
Sisters of St. Josephs School
Woden Auxiliary Holds Regular Meeting and Elects Officers
The Woden American Legion Auxiliary held its regular meeting on June 5 at the Legion hall. Reports covered Sunshine, Americanism, Poppy, and Rehabilitation activities. $61,038 from poppy sales and $25 in magazines sent to Woodward were noted. Officers elected include President Leota Gerdes and others, with date set for installation later in the month.
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Woden
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion ‘Hall
Ion
Sunshine
Americanism
Mae Goslin
Tessie Gerdes
Mary Hart
Martha Halverson
Woodward
Chainman
Knoxville
Chaman
Legion and Auxiliary
Carroll
Leota Gerdes
Mae Tweet
Elsie Helm
May Goslin
Ann Christensen
Mattie Eisenmann
Martha Halvorsen
Martha Larson
Mina Bird
Irma Tindall
Louise Smith
Mae
15 New Cars And Trucks Licensed In Kossuth County
Fifteen new vehicles were licensed in Kossuth County last week. Owners include Ford at LaVerne and Algona, Chevrolet in Wesley and BanCroft, Buick in Armstrong and Algona, Oldsmobile in Algona, Nash in Swea City, Pontiac in Algona, with buyers including Peter Blomer, Harry Ward, Freddie Eden, Ambrose Lickteig, Harold Murra, Fred Green, C L Fitch, Charles R Quinn, Durwood Trenary, and R V Sorensen. The Whittemore Implement Co. supplied a pickup.
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Beteen
Kossuth
Ford
Peter Blomer
LaVerne
Harry &. Ward
Algona
Chevrolet
Freddie Eden
Wesley
Ambrose Lickteig
Sexton
Harold Murra
Buffalo Center
Pickup
Fred Green
Elmore
Plymouth
C. L. Fitch
Charles R. Quinn
Bancroft
Durwood Trenary
Buick
Alfred Godfredson
Armstrong
R. V Sorensen
Oldsmobile
Lloyd Fratt
Nash
Martin Tokheim
Swes City
Pontiac
Ted Vera
Jh¢ Pickup
Whittemore Impleiment Co
U S Child Population Surges in Postwar Decade Record
Statisticians report the 1940s saw the largest gain in U S child numbers, rising by about 8 million to 41 million under age 15 by the 1950 census. Growth outpaced total population 24.1 percent versus 14.5 percent, reversing 1930s declines as wartime births and better health improved juvenile survival.
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United States
Life Insurance Funds Invest Heavily in Real Estate in 1951
U.S. life insurance companies acquired 274 million dollars in real estate during 1951, with 195 million in commercial and industrial rentals. Strong gains were driven by defense industry facilities and accelerated year end activity. Total real estate holdings reached 1.617 billion, including 818 million in rentals and 382 million in real estate accounts.
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U.S. Ife Insurance
Tixe
Night Goggles Aid Aged Flyers In Dark Recovery
The U S Air Force School of Aviation Medicine at Randolph Field Texas announced new night goggles to help older pilots recall duty Their lenses coated with magnesium fluoride cut glare and interference reduces night vision to normal levels restoring visibility to near peak night performance for flyers past their prime
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U.S. Air Force School of Aviation Medicine
Randolph Field
Texas
Air Force
Mystery Surrounds Everest Peak After 1924 Expedition
A long standing mystery shrouds Mount Everest on the Nepal Tibet border. Expeditions failed to scale the peak and a 1924 effort left two climbers sighted near the final summit, then vanish without a trace. The mountains remain unclimbed and the fate of the two climbers remains unknown.
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Mount
Everest
Nepal-Tibet
Why tropical peoples are dark skinned despite heat
The passage suggests dark skin in sunny regions may trap heat at the surface to limit deeper tissue damage. It notes perspiration cools the body and claims dark clothing could be better than white in very sunny areas.
Leap Year brings two million marriage proposals with palladium rings
About two million girls may receive wedding proposals this Leap Year. Ring designers favor palladium for men’s bands with diamonds to lure bachelors to marry, matching the shift to three piece decorative wedding sets and gaining popularity among future grooms.
Bread and Sycova Introduced as Butter Substitute
According to the New York Journal of Commerce a new product named aycova made from Mada from raw soya beans is a butter substitute. It is cheaper than butter or margarine and will not turn rancid after long storage due to its chemical free processing.
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N.Y. Journal of Commerce
Weekend Visit Highlights Local Relatives and Camp trip
Des Moines visitors Wesley Erdman and Patricia Richtsmeier spent the weekend with family at the Erdman home. Local 4-H members Carol Goetz and Marlene Neuthorf attended a three day camp in Clear Lake with peers from other communities. Various residents hosted gatherings, welcomed relatives, and a 4-H group traveled to Ames for graduation.
Greenfield Family Reunion Held At YWODEN Park
The Greenfield family reunion gathered at YWODEN town park last Sunday with all siblings and their families attending. Visitors included Ed Harringa and family from Espelline S Dak, Disk Greenfield and family from Castlewood S D, Bert Greenfield from Mendota Ill, and Pete Greenfield with family from Fort.
Railroad worker loses hand in car uncoupling incident
Mr and Mrs Harold Harringa of Madigan and Mr and Mrs Floyd Wild of Mitchell plus L F Collins of Monticello are named in a report about a Milwaukee railroad worker who had his right hand amputated after it was crushed between two cars while uncoupling them.
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Dodge
Harold Harringa
Madigan
8.D
Floyd Wild
Mitchell, Minn
L. F. Collins
Monticello
Milwaukee Railroad
Raffle for Widow Lady Prompts Gentle Offer
A local appeal invites participation in a widow’s raffle while a resident declines, humorously noting his wife would not let him keep winnings. The notice also promotes availability of binder and baler twine for custom work with a favorable price and ready stock.
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Welp
Isebrand Produce
Titanka
Electrolux Vacuum Cleaners
Dan H. Hutchins
Algona. Ti
Stan Harris
Green Colonial
Willemssen
Petersen Piano Co
Dunnell, Minn
Elmer Mechler
Brooder House
Alvin Stecker
Sale
Wm. Fritz
Bilkfold
Will Finder
Russell Fisher
Baling
Bay
Duane Higgins
SAILE
Wm. Meyer
W. E. Ley Motor Co
Lakota
J. E. Arena Lakota
Norman Phipps
Delaware
Mechler & DeBoer
Titonka
Modern Cleaners
Iow
Titania
White Critchett Piano Co
JM. Bernstein
Brodhbead
Wisconsin
Willemssen Hardware
Henry Spear
Henry “Red” Stecker
Woden News
Fairmont
Harm Hillengas
Ed Hillengas
U.S
Mystery” Bronnte
Wesley. News
Leo Bleich
Lorraine
Ames
Bolin
Willig
Mike Goetz
Sargeant
Earl Goetz
Ed Hildman
Robert Kain
Sharon
Canada
Amy Anderson
Britt
Henry Swanton
Karl Westergaarnd
Joe Jarvis
Bettie, Wester
Oliver Young
Riggs
Jana Terry
Sheldon
Leo Goetz
Georg Vitzihum
Leo Arndorfers
Arnold Arn
Dorfer
St. Bene‘dict
Willis Bohn
Fred Bohn
Mr. Bohn
Danny Hanig
Story City
George’ Hanig
Dodge Trucks
HC Farm Machinery
Java
Miller Steel
Eed
Owa
Hay
Lakota, Iowa
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