Local News Highlights Visiting Friends and Travel
Numerous residents and relatives are noted visiting family homes across Algona and neighboring towns. Mentions include Mrs. Alice Mitchell of Des Moines visiting at Roy Budlong’s, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. A. Pfaff and others traveling to St. Paul to see daughters, and Emma Miller staying for an extended visit with her son Ray. Local events include a Ramsey Reformed AIq Society meeting and appearances by Jerry Rooney and Annabelle Longesberry visiting Haddon and Des Moines. Dr Hess Fly Chaser and stock dip advertised at the local drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Wilson
Forest City
Alice Mitchell
Des Moines
Roy Budlong
John Pink
Robert
H. I. Hawley
H. A. French
Marguerite Kenefick
Algona
Maron Keith Bailey
Philadelphia
August Shultz
Adeline
Amboy
Minn
Wm.Bierstedt
Fred
Lone Rock
Raymond Bartlett
C. V. Pendergast
St. Paul
JG. A. Pfaff
Annette
H. Campbell
Hess
Russell
Roger Kromminga
Irvin Welp
Ramsey Reformed
Aiq Society
Carl Sanderson
Louise Miller
Ida Mulhair
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Wm. Batt
al Young
Junior Batt
Ron Fraser
Harold Hdwards
Junior
Wm.Batt
John Koop
Kamrar
Dick Welp
Lakota
Hiso Janssen
Ray Welp
Gon Glen
Jerry Rooney
Haddon
Kansas
Annabelle Longesberry
Jean
Stephens College
Columbia
Herb Potter
Arizona University
Waslso
Wonder Poultry Tonic for Sale at Local Drug Store
Local readers note Wonder Poultry Tonic is offered for sale at the town drug store. Monday reports from Algona mention Harold Johnson and Carlyle Hgesdal on business. Church and community notices mention social events, baptisms, birthdays, and local gatherings with many neighbors attending.
Anthracnose Affects Iowa Shade Trees Scientists say fungus hits many species
Iowa State College plant pathologist R H Porter notes that many shade trees in Iowa are attacked by anthracnose, especially sycamore oak elm and hard maple during wet years. Red oak seems less affected, white and burr oaks harmed. defoliation is common but new leaves appear if the weather dries. Small trees can be sprayed with a 4-4-50 Bordeaux mixture, though large trees are impractical to treat. If wet seasons persist, some trees may die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Porter
Woden News Social Notes Highlight Visits and Open House
Woden residents and guests share gatherings across nearby towns including Britt Mason City Mapleton Ackley Armstrong Fort Dodge Clear Lake and Algona. Open house for Farmers Elevator June 25 featured speakers from Iowa Farmers Grain Dealers Association and Hubbard Milling Co with 158 registrations and 44 prizes plus ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Dickeet
Billie Guthriel
Darlene
Mid Tilton
King Cole
Vernon Bashford
Webster City
Charlotte Backenten
Mason City
Henry Welland
Britt
Tom Forburger
Wesley
Charles Baack
Eunice
Betty
LeRoy
Ross Ringsdorf
Mapleton
Minn
Joe Kramer
Glen Thompson
Armstrong
Gordon Wolding
Sacred Heart Church
Buffalo Center
Okko Peters
Tracr
Anna Peters
Virginia Lee
Jo Ann Tindall
Marjorie Buns
Ruby Gibson
Clear Lake
JC. W. _ Goslin
Carole Mae
Bobby
Algona
John Christensen
New Boston
Ill
Anton Christensen
Dean Edison
Farmers Grain Dealers Association of Iowa
Ben ‘Rickey
Mankato
Hubbard Milling Co
Joe Doaks
Tom Hinders
Gilbert Hanna
Dave Sonius
Miss Louise Thaves Home After Operation Recovery
Miss Louise Thaves who had been in Buffalo Center for ten days after tumor removal is back home but will remain in bed for a week. Nearby family and friends gathered at the Wade Balls and Jerry Heetland homes for social visits and reunions with attendees including Roy McAdams, Albert Ogren, and others from Algona, Britt, and Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Thaves
Buffalo Center
Rank Shoone
Agnes
William of Britt
Wade
Ogren
Jerry Heetland
Roy McAdams
Orange
Texas
Albert Ogren
Algona
Social callers and visitors greet many local families
Eugene Sullivan of Chicago visited the Wade Balls for weeks while Mrs Ball and Paul Ukena met him in Algona. Mr Weber and son of Chicago stayed with S P Powers. Mr and Mrs John Bernhard of Bancroft visited S Powers. Raymond Smith travels on crutches after breaking a small bone. Funeral services for Mrs Elgo Jansen were held at the Presbyterian church with Rev O H Wrerking. Burial followed in Maple Hill cemetery. She leaves a husband two daughters four sons and several grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Winter
A. B. Ogren
Raymond
Russell Winter
Harl ‘Ogren
Jerry Heetland
R. L. Williams
Eugene Sullivan
Chicago
Wade Balls
Ball
Paul Ukena
Algona
Mr.Weber and Son
S. P
Mason City Hospital
Presbyterian Church
O. H. Wrerking
Maple Hill Cemetery
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Titonka Savings Bank
W. J. Denton Druggist
Wilson
Schwen’s Ice Cream
Bing
Atc
Callies Bros
Harold Johnson
Carlyle Hgesdal
Mike Amesbury
Bryan Asa
Doan
R. L
Alvin Honken
Floyd Winters
Lake City
James Winter
W. J. Dentons
Ramsey, Reformed Sunday School
H. C. Marks
Eldora
de Vries
Pilot Knob
Jay Budlong
Robert Budlong
Menno
W. P. Stenzel
J. E. Keil
Florence Reaser
Annabelle
Ida
Myrtle Sachau
B. A. Pannkuk
Pannkuks
Paul Bruns
Henry A. Bruns
Buffalo Center Hospital
Dick and
Gaylord Haverstein
Radcliffe
Richard and
Virgil Temple
Kanawha
Claus Daniels
Fred Welp
Lorraine and
Amos Kromminga
Russell French
Herbert Potter
Junior Hansen
Annabelle Longsberry
Colo
Miss Longesberry
Miss Rooney
Pierre Sartor
H. I. Torgersen
Martin Bleich
G. J. Sartor
Henry Recker
Mies Leone Recker
Gall
Carl H. Callies
R. G. Bruns
Titonka
Jimmy Snyder
Monona
Frank Fisher
John Cosgrove
Sioux City
Clarice Falk
Ann Fechner
Zuelle Sager
Pilot Grove
Gail
Leo Orthel
H.C. Snyder
Wayne Wright
BH. O. Wright
Louise Annette Olson
Ames
Wright
Wayne
Fairmount
Rasmus Hansen
Robert Clemans
Carrie Bonacker
Ida Sachau
J.D. Breen
Julia
Nellie Nelson
Ray Hansen
Rollins
Woden News
Bonacker
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Keil’s
Jack Sprat Food Store
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