Community Visits and Local Events Across Area
Local families hosted Sunday visits from Mr and Mrs Ben Stadtlander and son of Meservey and from Mr and Mrs B Larson in Belle Plaine. Laura Kline recovers post appendicitis at Kossuth hospital, with Proctor of Garner managing real estate. Buffalo Center resident Bernice Pannhuk resumes duties at John Osterman Sr home. Edw Sathoff takes over bus duties, Harm Huisinga family visits from Austin, Henry Huisinga Jr staying awhile. Social gatherings include bridge at Callies home, Pannhuk visitations, and 4-H club meeting at Glenn Miller’s with seed corn reps and calf show plans. Various regional outings, meetings, and medical appointments noted among residents and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Stadtlander
Meservey
Hol Abbas
B. Larson
Harley Larson
Belle Plaine
Laura Kline
Tthe
Kossuth Hospital
Cc. EH. Proctor
Garner
Bernice Pannhuk
Buffalo ‘Center
John Osterman i Sr
Sathoff
Lynn Kuchenreuther
Harm Huisinga
Austin, Minn
Harm
Henry Huisinga
Henry Jr
Carl H. Callies
Bridge Club
C. B. Bgesdal
Clair Heifner
Doyle Craven
Henry Butler
Estherville
Buffalo 4-H
Glenn Miller
Leo Sturgeon
Ray Miller
Glenn
Donald Budlong
Local notes from Algona and surrounding towns
A long, itemized community roundup from Algona area residents. It lists visits, illnesses, movements, and events involving residents of Algona Sexton Wellsburg Burt Woden Forest City Mason City Des Moines Pella and other nearby places, with numerous family, club, and school activities across weeks. Names include Sathoff Saunders Mullendorf Beenken Mayland Miller Charison Raske Nelson, among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sathoff
Algona
BI Saunders
Sexton
John ‘Pink
Rasmus Peterson
Miles Remillard
Sioux Rapids
Esther ‘Askin
Fred Adamson
Paul Miller
Omaha
Jim Knolls
Burt
C. B. Mitchell
Woden
W. A. Schram
Wesley
Joe H. ‘Lapper
Vern Bacon
Larry
Don Bacon
Forest City
George Harms Iof
Steamboat Rock
Will Stenzel
Peter Beenken
Buffalo Consolidated School
Frank Kline
Eagle Grove
Bert Saunders
Marie ‘Amesbury
Jane
Earl Stott
Keith
John Pink
Forrest Hansen
Charles Reed
Arnold Ricklefs
Don Buffington
Duane Hansen
Hansen
Mir
To Buffington
Frank Hauptly
Dayle Craven
Kenneth Swan
Birthday Club
Harm Kettwich
Mr. Kettwich
Marie Sathoff
Ben 'A. Meyers
Senus Isebrand
Dolores
Herbert
Dick Sloper
B.H. Meyer
Dick 'B. Meyers
John S. ‘Rippentrop
John 8. Rippentro
Should Homemakers Ask For Credit
Ruth Seaton Hicks of Iowa State College outlined three ICs for credit: character opacity capital. In Kossuth county training schools 124 women learned that credit is a financial tool not a crutch and should aid wise investment rather than replace income. The lesson urged using credit to buy a washer or boost family income when suitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Seaton Hicks
Cor
Iowa State College
Kossuth County
Wicks
Silage Plan for Ewes Requires More Protein and Supplements
Iowa State College expert W F La Grange advises that sorghum silage alone does not meet ewe needs. When fed with non legume hay it requires protein rich supplements such as soybeans or linseed meal, plus limestone and common salt. If using sorghum fodder with no legume hay, add grain and protein rich feeds. Limestone and salt must be included in the ration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. LaGrange
Iowa State College
LaGrange
Dinner hosts and weekend visits noted in Woden area
Mr and Mrs Ben Atzen were dinner guests of Dr and Mrs W L Tindall Monday. Supt and Mrs J Johnson and Mr and Mrs Dale Rittenhouse were Mason City callers Saturday. William Hemmingson visited relatives in Lake Park. Mr and Mrs Russell Kopf of Waterloo visited Mr and Mrs Al Hutchinson and Mr and Mrs Clarence Bird. Mrs Edith Missman attended the funeral of Mrs Archie Bilyeu in Rake Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Atzen
W. 'L. Tindall
J. Johnson
Dale
Rittenhouse
Mason City
William Hemmingson
Lake, Park
Russell Kopf
Waterloo
al Hutchinson
Clarence Bird
Edith Missman
Archie Bilyeu
Rake
Also Mentioned on This Page
Titonka Savings Bank
Frank Fisher
Britt
Charles Boge
Dyersville
Intermills
Wendell French
Arlo Larson
Ruth Wellemeyer
Federated Club
Woman's Club
Federated Clubs
and Mirs
Eli Swan
Walter Schubert
Iw. L. Patterson
Ray ‘Miller
Wilbur. Schram
Woman’s Society of Christian Relations
Sioux City
Marie Saithoff
Art Hench
George Breen
Guy Bruns
Bill Newville
Menno Fuls
Heyo Boekelman
Raymond Bartlett
Anna Meyers
A. M. Petersen
Carrie Bonacker
Rochester
Minn
Petersen
A. French
F. Manwiller
H. @. Tongersen
Martin ‘Bleich
Wilbur Schram
Manwiller
Hoon
George Bonacker
Morton’s
Pillsbury’s
Nash
Callies Bros Store
L. Krantz
California
John Cordes
Upper Town University
Ray Hansen
Mae Boyken
Colfax Sanitarium
Harriet Radmaker
Henry Radmaker
Henry Raske
Hutchison, Minn
W. L. ‘Asche
Jesse Harms
Alden
George Oaken
Calvin Schnucker
Pella
Des Moines
Ralph Cordes
Ladies and Society of the
Ramsey Reformed Church
George Ailts
H. I. Torgersen
Edward Sathoffs
Clifford Krantzes
J. R. Schutters
Central ‘College
Woman's Society of Christian Relations
A. Hoon
Frank Clark
Robert Clemans
JF. Adamson
Gladys iGeerdes
Clarence Seefeld
Nancy van der Veen
Rockford
Warner Beenken
Orville
Leonard
Ledyard
Jh, Sonnenberg
John ‘Bruns
Buffalo Center
Texas
Kobus Traden
Pierre ‘Sartor
Mary Oesterretcher
Louis
J. A. Bleich
Alice Sartor
P.T. A
Mary Oesterreicher
Dougan
Fred Neuhring
Irvin Neuhring
Karl Neuhring
Kremme
Lorraine Wessels
Belmond
Henry Meinders
R. &. Aukes
Aukes
Herman Harms
Pannkuk
Henry van Hoves
Ole Folkerts
Harms
Ladies Aid of
Ramsey Church
Marie
Iola Meinders
George Alke
Fort Snelling
Herbert Nelson
Anna Alke
Jim McColley
Vollina Alke
Arthur Peterson
Karl Zwiefel
Albert Swanson
Kiemme
Arnold Gray
Craig
M.C. Amundson
Manly
B. Ob. Thomipson
Wigh
Ray Loesterretcher
Kate Tyler
Wilmer Peterson
William Boyken
Howard Boyken
H. A. French
I.G.A. Store
Mary Stevens
INDAY
Alva Uhl
Towa
Rean
FBI
SAT
MON
Wheaties
Campbell’s
Georgie Porgie
Bonacker
Bologna
Clorax
Max W. Coleman
Clarinda
Wy. Albert Ericson
Nyman
Notary Public
A. M. Petersen Insurance
Real Dastate
Titonka
Mort-O-Dine
Titonka, Iowa
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