Portland F A Ringsdorf Auto Trip North
PORTLAND F A Ringsdorf and wife left Saturday for an auto trip to the Black Hills in South Dakota. They will be gone about a week visiting Hills Carter and family. South of Burt, cater and family were guests at the Dell Wich Some Saturday night. Dan Taylor drove to Algona and Bancroft to call on friends. Warren Ringsdorf of Burt acts as cook while the family is away at Ted Ringsdorf’s home. Billie Jean Leek stayed with relatives Herman Bussie family last week. Albert Metsgar and family near Algona visited Charles Leek home. Emil Leek and family of Burt were at the P Oo Wregar home. Herman Bussie and wife visited Carl Reynolds near Algona.
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F. A. Ringsdorf
Black Hills
South Dakota
All Hills
Carter
Burt
Dell Wich
Dan Taylor
Algona
Bancroft
Warren Ringsdorf
Ted
Billie Jean Leek
Herman Bussie
Albert Metsgar
Amily
Near
Algona Grant
Chas. Leek
Emil Leek
P Oo. Wregar
Carl Reynolds
Local social notes from Algona neighborhood
Miss Lillian Bollinger visits near Algona with sister Mrs. Carl Reynolds and relatives. A crowd attends Farm Bureau picnic though report is incomplete. Dell Fitch and Bonnie Dee Goat farm promote dairy goats as a growing herd with imports from Van Wert Fairbury and Algona.
Revival services at Dean church continue to July first
The Methodist revival meetings run at the Dean church through July 1 with Rev. H. B. Whyte of Wesley preaching Wednesday. Rev. Geykin of Fenton speaks Thursday and Friday evenings. No service Saturday. Next week Rev. Lease will preach through the close. Miss Hattie Johnson will assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Church
H. Be, Whyte
Wesley
Geykin
Fenton
Lease
Hat- He Johnson
Children Day program and district picnic report
The Children's Day program drew a large audience Sunday morning with training credited to Misses Wilma Larson and Gladys Bogges. The Algona district picnic drew over three thousand attendees and a near unanimous interest in making it an annual affair with speakers including Rev Higley Ames Dr Mossman Our College and Dr Roy L Smith.
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Wilma Larson
Gladys Bogges
Algona
Higley
Ames
Wesley Foundation
Notson
Mossman
Roy L. Smith
Ralph Ward
Mr. Ling
China
Dr. Ward
Ward
Sunday Dinners and Church Notices in Sexton Area
Sunday gatherings featured the Anthony Johnson and Goetz families with visits from the Kirschbaum and Cink betrothal notices called at St. Joseph's for Irene Kirschbaum and Eugene Cink. The Arndorfer, Ormsty, Quinn, Kratochvi, and Britt guests enjoyed various social visits. A fishing trip near Pennington was planned by the Conner family, while the Hutchinson and Giddings households hosted weekend visits. Freeman Ash suffered a minor hand bruise while cranking a car last week.
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Anthony Johnson
Dorothy Goetz
John Arndorfer
Sexton
Leo Goetz
St. Joseph's Church
Irene Kirschbaum
Eugene Cink
John Ormsty
Harry Quinn
Woden
Helen Kratochvi
Lucille Nick
Britt
Helen
J. F. Lorenz
A. R. Conner
Evelyn
Pennington
Minnesota
Mary Hutchinson
Ft. Dodge
Wm. Hutchinson Myr
Wayne Swinton
Nashua
A. B. Giddings
Gordon C. Giddings
Herman ‘Ostercamp
Local Notes From Wesley and Surrounding Areas
A Wesley resident suffers a hand and arm injury delaying work after plowing corn. Algona visitors include Mr. and Mrs. E Goodnow and son Rolfe. Mrs. George Lowers travels to Des Moines with her baby to stay a week. her husband joins the Goodwill air flight. Methodist board of stewards met. Ella Yorker visited. The town parade features Methodist representations and League contestants in girls and boys events. Eva McCall visits from Madison with Lynne Call. A U S balloon drifted over town. a high line crash between Blue Earth and Winnebago caused damage and wires to break.
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Wesley
E. Goodnow
Rolfe
Algona
George Lowers
Des Moines
Methodist Board of Stewards
Ella Yorker
Herman Dahimae
Methodist
Eva McCall
Lynne Call
Madison
Wisconsin
Lindbergh Snubs Amarillo Welcome despite local hype
Col Charles A Lindbergh, billed as a hero by Amarillo editor Gene Howe, lands for a chicken visit but refuses to play the hero. Howe, famed as son of Ed Howe and a booster of the event, notes Lindbergh’s egotism while the gathering eats in quiet failure.
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Cate “Lindy
Smwell
Gene Howe
Amarillo
Texas
Ed, Howe
Atchinson
Kansas
Charles A. Lindbergh
Fay Aga
Lindbergh
Howe
Lindbergh Seeks Quiet After Year of Hailed Fame
The famed aviator Lindbergh, praised as never before in American history, shows signs of fatigue from constant attention and seeks a return to normalcy away from the public eye.
Lindberg praised amid mixed views in LuVerne News
The LuVerne News notes Lindberg has faults and strengths, describing him as part of a larger group. The piece suggests skepticism about a swell herd while acknowledging some positives in his profile.
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Lindberg
LuVerne News
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ASSO
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A.A Giddings
Nina Giddings
Geo. Graham
Raymond
John Housour
Ben Leek
Bic Farm Bureau
Dell Fitch
van Wert
Fairbury
Nebraska
Bonnie Dee Goat Farm
Matkmon
Peerless
Stearns - Knight
Tet
Seiberling
Seiberling Singera
J. E. Bleich
Titonka
McCormick-Deering
R. E. Nauman
Pannkuk Building
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Freeman Ash
Barr
Topic
New Yorker
Fred Schmidt
W. J. Hunt
R. EB
Nauman
Fordson
Oliver
B. Nauman
Fred Bruns
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Beech Stohr
John G. Rippentrop
Rickless
Tionka
Lee Q. Wolfe
Fox Chemical Co
Peter Heiman
Buffalo Center
Rev. G. Haken
Topic Publishing Co
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Evert
Wolfe
Swea City
Sravel Road
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Ivey
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Winnebago
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French Lbr Co
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