Recital by Mrs Planze and Pupils at Immanuel Lutheran
Mrs Wm Planz and her piano students performed a Friday afternoon recital at Immanuel Lutheran, presenting a long program of solo and duet pieces. Selections covered classical, folk, and musical theatre, with many students accompanying their teacher, including Ullmann, Ullmann, Hofmann, Seefeld, Fisher, Stecker, Smidt, Janes, Attig, Dunmire, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planz
Immanuel Lutharan Partonage
Plang Slo
Orla
Jane Anderson
Humpty Dumpty
Hatrellita
Geraldine Ullmann
Thelma Ullmann
Darlene Franzen
Joyce Atti
Joyce Attig
Anna By Bach
Doris’ Hofmann
Derry
Leona Hofmann
Sharon Seefeld
Little White Bubberly
Louise Boyken
Phyllis Fisher
Phylls Fisher
Marlene Stecker
Bach
John Smidt
Jesus Savior
Norway
Vada Janés
Jolly Little Breeze
Sherry Stecker
Wilda Schutter
Wilds
Schutter
Dublin ‘Town
Marilyn Seefeld
Dixie Land
Judy Stecker
The
Globe Trotter
Robert Hofmann
Marlys Stecker
Thvo
Grace Smith
Carol Dunmire
la Marseillaise
Beverly Stecker
Lil- Nan Planzg
Hat Night Kickoff for Western Campaign Launch
The Chamber of Commerce opens a Western style event on Main Street this Saturday inviting the public to join a Cowboy themed gathering. Western tunes by Cowgirl Wanda Falkerts and Cowboy Floyd Hulsman accompany a community sing as locals dress in hats and regalia prior to the Indian Day Rodeo on August 14 and 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonie
Chamber of Commerce
Wanda Falkerts
Floyd Hulsman
Ann Alice
Loly Peterson
Reinder Krominga
Cowboy Sartor
Fritz and
Radmaker
Many new sidewalks being built about town
Several new sidewalks have been built along residence fronts in town. Lou Helfer, W. A. Schram, and Wilbur Schram have completed walks on their properties in the west part of town. More walks are planned, with hopes for connection to downtown and a crossing over the railroad area soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Helfer
W. A. Schram
Wilbur Schram
the Helfers
Dean Boyken injured by drive belt accident
Dean Boyken, 16, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Boyken, suffered a fracture to his left arm and a broken right leg Saturday morning after entangling in a drive belt. He was taken to Buffalo Center hospital for first aid and then to Rochester, likely six weeks at St Marys. The belt remained connected to the mill despite removal from the tractor pulley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Boyken
Henry Boyken
Buffalo Center
Rochester
St. Mary's Hospital
Dean
Sat
Buck Walrod Softball Beats Reformed Church In Buffalo Center
In a newly organized league the Buck Walrod softball team defeated the Reformed Church at Buffalo Center 17 to 46 Monday evening. The game started as a walk away but Walrod’s outfit wished they had a few more scores. It was a nice evening of entertainment.
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Buck's OF
Titonka
Reformed Church
Buffalo Center
Buck Walrod
Reformed Church At
Walrod
Titonka Indian Day anniversary notes and town items
Notes on SOTH anniversary for Titonka recount Indian Day origins from 1905 with a 2000 attendee crowd and events such as a parade ball game and parachute jump. It mentions later years, a rodeo queen contest, local teachers, beekeeping history, and a description of a traditional pony merry go round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Swea Cly
Bancroft
Albert Meyer
Guy Bruns
Herman Netsor
Fred Stevens
B. F. Kleigt
al Falkenhainer
Burt
Tionkta
Mia Elsie Hart
Elsie Relbsamen
Williston
N. Dak
Department of Agriculture
Maurice Keil
J Isue
Ted
Robert Lang
Bers
Harold Gartner
L. G. Gartner
Claus Wibben Guests At Surprise Birthday Party
Claus Wibben turned 72 on Sunday with a surprise party in Algona. The event began with a Mission Festival service at Trinity Lutheran, followed by the church cornerstone laying. Family and friends hosted a noon picnic in Call Park and gave the Wibbens a telephone set with a year of rent prepaid. Attendees included Mrs Willett of Fenton, Mrs Willett of Britt, Mrs Wilrett of Burt, John Wibben of Lakota, Ben Wibben of Algona, Garbin Wibben of Titonka, Mrs Price of Lakota, Mrs Witch Taylor of Algona, Mrs Willrett of Wesley, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claus Wibben
Buster Countryman
Ard
Fred Willrett
Algona
Supervised Playground Opens July 5 for Youths
Titania Federated club opens a supervised playground on school grounds Tuesday July 5 from 2 to 4 p.m. daily except weekends. Kindergarten through 10th grade are invited for crafts rhythm games and story hours with separate groups and times. Parents are reminded supervision ends at 4 p.m. and the club or school bears no accident responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titania Federated Club
Lichteigs Attend First Mass of Relative Wesley
Mr and Mrs Louis Lichteig and Mr and Mrs John Lichteig attended the first mass of their cousin Father Pfiester in New Haven Connecticut after a ten day east coast trip. About 240 relatives were present including five Lichtelg priests. They visited St Ann De Beaupre shrine in Quebec and saw relatives in Augusta Maine Fort Wayne Pittsburg and Englewood New Jersey.
Rosalie Alne Maurice De Boer Wedding at Belmond
Miss Rosalie Aine daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Aine married Maurice DeBoer son of Mrs Claus DeBoer on Thursday June 28 at 8 pm in Trinity Lutheran church Belmond with about 200 relatives present. The ceremony featured candlelight, white satin gowns, gardenias, and a reception at the church parlor. The couple to reside on the DeBoer farm north of Wesley after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
Rosalie Aine
Sam Anne
Maurice DeBoer
Claus DeBoer
O. N. Severseike
Trinity Lutheran Church
Belmond
Norway
Emery Munson
Decorah
Leonard Anne
Philadelphia
Betty Ann Tjaden
Woden
Forrest Eickies
Britt
Dorothy Severseike
Karen Lee Anne
Celing Kay Miller
Titonia
Charles Lee Noble
Clarence DeBoer
Ames
Forrest Eekles
Leonard Aine
U. S. VII
Irving Aing
Loren Lease
LaVerne Severselke
Elmond
Odean Severselke
Inne Gerdes
The
Indies
Trinity Church
Seversclke
R. E. Newbrough
J. L. Hagerty
St. Anne
Brogenbrock
Walter Lindgren
Wesley High School
3St. Olaf College
Washington,d. C
Tonka
Broom
DeBoer
Buffalo Boosters Regular Meeting Highlights
The Buffalo Boosters Girls 4-H club met at Sharon Schutter’s home on Monday, June 27 with 12 members answering roll call on sewing problems. The group voted to spend three days at a cottage at Clear Lake in late July and planned a bunk sale at Beed Hardware to fund the trip. Catherine Orthel and Dorothy Dunmire reported on the state convention in Ames June 21 to 24. Sharon Ringsdorf and Marilyn Petergon joined as new members bringing total to 17. A doliloud lunch was served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Boosters
Sharon Schutter
Clear Lake
Beed Hardware
Catherine Orthel
Dorothy Dunmire
Ames
Sharon Ringsdorf
Marilyn Petergon
Thia
I Fratherine Orthel
Three Soft Ball League Games Here Each Week
At a June 24 1849 meeting a community soft ball league formed with Reform Church Buffalo Center Bucks Mayland's Ramsey Gorman Valley Intermill's Gray's and Buffalo Center. A lighted diamond on the school grounds hosts three weekly games and Ramsey diamond hosts one. The schedule promises early season excitement with balanced local teams and matches through August.
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Reform
Buffalo Center
Bucks
Mayland's
Ramsey
Gorman Valley
Intermill’s
Gray's
Ate
Reformed Church
Buck's
Here
Mayland
Rameney
Ramacy
German Valley
Intermill's
Herayon
Grayeve
Fresh
Ramuacy
B. C
Buck's Va
Mayland’s
Buck
J. C
Maylani
Titonka Softball Falls to Woden in Home Game
Titonka softball team played Woden Sunday night at the local lighted diamond and lost 10 to 7. Titonka managed one run through six innings against Bernard Schmidt, then erupted for six in the seventh before a late rally fell short of catching Woden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Lone Rock
Downa
Bob
Downs
A Young
Bruns
Keith
Dale
Wesselman
Johnston
Norland Vf
Stott P
Mitchell
Schroeder
Bierle
Dreyer
Bierstedt
Grogs le Longe Berhard
Blanchard
Woden
Bernard Schmidt
Waden
Rev A Mardorf Honored On 10th Anniversary
Goat Hope Lutheran church celebrated a ten year milestone for Rev Alfred Mardorf with a service featuring his father Rev C J Mardorf, choir selections including Take Thou My Hand Dear Father, and Living For Jesus. A noon dinner, a program led by Mrs Benny Schutter, congratulatory letters read, and a purse presented by Edward Boyken capped the event. Out of town guests included Rev and Mrs C J Mardorf of Harmony Minnesota and other relatives. Prior to Titonka service in 1942 Mardorf served Harmony, Minn for three and a half years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goat Hope Lutheran Church
Alfred Mardorf
C.J. Mandarf
Olin
Mardorf Sr
Good Hope Choir
Benny Schutter
Telly Stetker
Jesus
Florence Schutter
C. J. Mardoff
Paul Lutz
Renwick
Pastor Mardorf
Mra. Schutter
Herbert Rakow
Joe Presthus
God
Edward Boyken
Trensurer
Woden
Titonica
Paster Mardorf
Harmony
Minn
Wall collapse damages Glen Miller Building in heavy rain
The Glen Miller Building under construction suffered a major wall collapse Friday night when the north basement wall gave way under rain, sending several feet of wall and floor into the basement. Steel floor stringers were bent, but overall damage caused little delay to the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Miller
Taven Sy
Methodist Church Campnex Puaster Worship Service
The Methodist Church announces worship at 11 with Sunday School at 10 and evening service. An official board meeting Friday at 4 pm at the Parsonage was postponed. Camp sessions at Spirit Lake Iowa for 10th to 12th graders July 17-23 with registration through Florence Willis or the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of ‘Trustong
Pam
Wall Street
Methodist
P.O. Spirit Lake
Towa
Florence Willis
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Roger
Raymond Baade
Claus Wibbens
Rosalie Alne Maurice DE Boer
Rev. A. Mardorf
Wall
Miller Bld
Methodist Church
Camnex, Puaster
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