Titonka Falls to Forest City in Regional Basketball Clash
Titonka high school fell 39 to 21 to Forest City in the sectional tournament at Lake Mills. The Titans struggled on offense while Forest City showed stout defense and controlled the game. Meanwhile, school notes highlight music entries, slides on pioneer life and Iowa scenes, and classroom projects across grades from first to seventh.
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Titonka
Forest City
Lake Mills
Titanka School
Iowa
Clear Lake
Okoboji
Mississippi
Fair on Sunday Still Contention in Algona
At a Kossuth agricultural association meeting in Algona, George Hagge of Ledyard was named vice president after J M Patterson resigned. Hagge joins J A Raney and Mr Scuffham on the executive committee. The board and the Algona ministerial association discussed opening the fair date on Sunday, offering to turn the grandstand over to ministers from one to two o clock so that shows rides and concessions would be halted during that period. Further director appointments will follow.
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Algona
Kossuth Agricultural Association
George Hagge
Ledyard
Ais
J.M. Patterson
Hagge
J. A. Raney
Scuffham
Algona Ministerial Association
District Justice Court Doings at Seat of Justice Algona
Three men bound over to Kossuth grand jury after waiving preliminary hearings in Justice P A Dawsons court. Frank Haneon and Ray Gross of Algona charged with breaking and entering. Gross, paroled from a year in the county jail, admitted stealing poultry during Christmas and stealing tires and batteries from cars. They were caught taking two bottles of beer from Sportsmen Tavern storeroom. one bottle handed to Hanson, who dropped it. Ronald Ebert, ex convict from Deer Lodge reformatory, held to grand jury on larceny charges. home listed as Ohio, held on $1,000 bond for alleged Whittemore creamery robbery. New district court cases include Megan vs Weber, Algona Cooperative Creamery vs Hasser, Moore vs Campbell, Laird vs Nelson and Lensing and Security State Bank, North Iowa Finance Co vs Robert M and Erma Schoby, Royal Lumber Co vs Nelson and Weisbrod. New probate cases listed include estates of Emma J Greenfield, Effie Runchey and Carries Ulfers, W G Wilson, Ben Meling, Anna Stessel.
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Algona
Kossuth
Frank Haneon
Ray Gross
Justice
P. A. Dawson's Court
Gross
Sportsmen Tavern
Hanson
Ronald Ebert
Deer Lodge
Mont
iCharles P
Nelson and
Henry Albers Celebrate 30th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Henry Albers were honored Saturday evening with many friends calling to celebrate their thirtieth wedding anniversary Chinese Checkers and cards provided entertainment with midnight lunch served Miss Mable Albers and Mrs Mildred Hanna their daughters planned and carried out the party
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Woden
Henry Albers
Mable ‘Albers
Mildred Hanna
Titonka Woman's Club to Conduct Story Hour
The Titonka Woman's Club sponsors a weekly story hour for children aged four to second grade held Saturdays at 8 PM. Mrs. J. A. Bleich and Mrs. L. G. Gartner lead the effort, with sessions starting next Saturday and continuing for several weeks or until further notice.
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The
Titonka Woman’s Club
J. A. Bleich
L. G. Gartner
Pioneer settler Boyd Pannkuk dies after fourteen week illness
Boyd Pannkuk aged 133, a longtime North Kossuth figure born in Locquard Germany in 1857, died Friday noon March 3 after a 14 week illness. He witnessed Civil War era migrations, local drainage projects, mechanization of farming, and the rise of roads, rail, telephone and air travel. Funeral was Tuesday March 7 with services at the local Lutheran church and interment in Ramsey church cemetery.
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Boyd Sever Pannkuk
North-Kossuth
Mr. Pannkuk
Locquard
Germany
America
Forreston
Illinois
Grundy County
Parkersburg
Pannkuk
Hilka ‘Wiltfang
Kossuth
Renktje Smidt
Gertie Everts
Titonka
Henry
Aplington
The
Reformed Church
Anna Rike
Anton
Algona
Maggie Brandt
Hilka Giesking
Elta Brandt
Fred
Lakota
Everett
Laurens
Mindert
John
Hopkinton
Lutheran Church
Agnes Stecker
Ben
Fannie
Alice
Boyd
Abbe) Winter
Abraham Lincoln
Ku Klux Klan
North
Wright Brother
Ramsey Reformed Church
Pannhuk
Calvin Schnucker
Ramsey Church
Former merchant passes in Rochester Minnesota
Mrs. O H Falk received word that her father B F Kleist died at 7 am Wednesday in a Rochester Minnesota hospital after illness. He was 75 and survived by seven children: Clarence and Walter of Rochester. Mrs Ruth Hansen. Mrs Pearl Moore. Mrs Flossie Feldick of Minneapolis. and Mrs Mayme Lamoreux of Stevensville Montana. He operated stores at Worden Lakota and Titanka before moving to Rochester where he worked in real estate. Mrs Kleist died five years ago.
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O. H. Falk
B. F. Kleist
Rochester
Clarence
Walter
Ruth Hansen
Pearl Moore
Flossie Feldick
Minneapolis
Mayme Lamoreux
Stevensville
Montana
Kleist
Worden
Lakota
Titanka
Lving
Rural County Spelling Contest Set For April 12
April 12 designated for the Kos suth county spelling contest to be held at the court house in Algona under the supervision of Dr R W Haton of Omaha Nebraska. Eligible are students in eighth grade or below from any town parochial rural or consolidated school in the county. County superintendent of rural schools is William Shirley.
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Court House
Algona
R. W. Haton
Omaha
Nebraska
William Shirley
Amateurs named for radio night in Mason City
Six numbers selected by judges at Tyke Theatre on Tuesday evening to appear on KGLO radio from Mason City soon. The chosen acts include Little German Band of Burt, Ruby, Buddy and Leonard Stenzel, Iva Marie Brayton of Burt, Merwin Diamond of Wesley, Henry Meyer of Woden, Koppen Brothers of Lakota. Also noted as strong contenders were Bobby Thaves of Burt in a vocal coloratura and Wa Guelsine Sunderman of Buffalo Center in a tap dance.
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Tyke Theatre
KGLO
Mason City
Burt, Ruby
Buddy
Leonard Stenzel
Iva Marie Brayton
Burt
Merwin Diamond
Wesley
Henry Meyer
Woden
Koppen Brothers
Lakota
Bobby Thaves
Colo
Guelsine Sunderman
Bifalo Center
Dairy School Algona Concludes Series on Pastures
Horacio Chiney from Ames college extension will discuss pastures and summer feeding at the dairy school in Algona at the Legion hall on Thursday March 9. This is the fourth and final meeting in the Kossuth farmers series.
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Allgiona
Horacio Chiney
The
Ames College
Kossuth County Federation Women Host Democratic Club Day
The Burt and four other clubs hosted the Kossuth County Federation of Womens Clubs at the Methodist church. Mrs H B E Woodward presided over morning sessions starting 11:00 AM. A noon luncheon served to over 100 women featured St Patrick Day decor and flowers. Activities included travel talk on Yukon by Mrs Curtis Amen Mason City, address by Mrs A D Wiese Manning Town, piano and flute performances by Burt residents, with Mrs F Walton absent.
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Burt Womens Club
Dean Womens Club
Portland Progress Club
Titania Womens Club
Methodist Church
Kossuth County
Curtis Amen
Mason City
Yucatan
A .D. Wiese
Manning
Town
Paul Kriebs
Burt
Patricia Ball
F. Walton
Child Welfare Department of
Des Moines
Wesley Woman Dies After Fall at Home
Mrs. George Benner, a 79 year old Wesley resident for 70 years, died from injuries after a fall at her home Saturday. Services set for Wednesday at 2 PM at the Methodist Church with Rev. Arthur Bottom officiating. Surviving are son Delmar of Wesley, daughter Mia Esther Spangler of Hvyrl, four grandchildren, three great grandchildren, and two brothers Freeman Ash of Wesley and Apaldah Bennett of Bluffton. Funeral details note interment in the cemetery.
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Wesley
George Benner
Kossuth
Algona
Methodist Church
Arthur Bottom
Delmar
Mia
Esther Spangler
Hverly
Freeman Ash
Apail
Dah
Blufftrop
Bennett
Byriel
Wade
Passings: Will Schutter Dies After Brief Illness at Titonka Farm
Will Schutter died at his Titonka area home Tuesday at 8 am after a short illness. He was 34, born on the same farm where he died. Survived by widow Leota, a son, a daughter, four brothers and three sisters. Funeral set for Friday at 1 pm at home and 1:30 pm at the Titonka Methodist Church.
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Will Schutter
Titanica
William Henry Schutter
George G. Schutter
Leota
George
Jerry Clarence
Raymond
Titonka
Jerry
Anna
Wabben
Buffalo Center
Ella
Fox
Wesley
Beulah
Nelson
Michigan
Methodist Church
Hamilton Speaks Next P.T.A. Meet
The P T A at the high school will meet Monday March 13 at 7 45 with W R Hamilton Mason City as the speaker. Music by several high school groups under Miss Dugan. Volleyball follows with L G Gartner in charge. Lunch served. North Central District P T A conference in Mason City Friday March 24. details to come.
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W. R. Hamilton
Mason City
Miss Dugan
L. G. Gartner
Mukden Soybean Becomes Harvest Leader for Combine News
A damaged clipping notes Mukden soybeans favored for harvest as the leading variety for use with combines. The fragment hints at agricultural testing or selection but provides few specifics on dates, institutions, or figures. Further readable context remains limited.
Titonka Lions Charter Night And Banquet
Titonka Lions Club holds charter night with a banquet at the Methodist church dining rooms on Thursday at 7:30. Pred C Missal of Garner serves as toastmaster with District Governor Kenneth C. Goodrich of Boone in attendance. Delegations from area clubs and notable state members will attend.
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Titonka Liong Club
Methodist Church
Garner Lions Club
Missal
iGarner
The
Lions International
Kenneth C. Goodrich
Boone
Patty
Jean Senneff
Mre
F. W. Senneff
Britt
Bob
Gene
Alvin
Denny Katter
Katter Kowboy
Garner
Maurine iGraves
la ‘Rayne Trees
Hughes and Garner Appeal to Local Girl in Capital
Miss Jean French recounts a Washington trip with Hughes and Garner alongside visits to the White House Supreme Court Congressional Library and Smithsonian Institute. She notes meeting Gilchrist Gillette and President Garner and describes seeing the Spirit of St. Louis Wright brothers plane and a red leather car with a bulb horn. She plans to visit Mr Vernon and Gettysburg next.
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Washington
Jean French
H. A. French
House
Senate
Supreme Court
Megro
South
Supreme Justice
Hughes
Court
Justice Black
Congressional Library
Smithsonian Institute
St. Louis
Wright Brothers
Conservation Program Explanations To Be Held Countywide
Meetings to explain the 1939 Agricultural Conservation Program and answer questions will be held at various county locations over the next two weeks. Titonka hosts March 22 with others in Bancroft March 14 Laverné March 15 Wesley March 20 Lakota March 21 and Burt March 24 at 8 p m. Open to the general public.
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Titonka
Bancroft
Laverné
Wesley
Lakota
Burt
Family Altar Broadqant Over Homer
In a want ad style note readers are advised of a broadcast about a family altar matter linked to Homer. The brief item hints at a home event or program with a local interest focus and seeks further details from readers.
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Hdstor
Rosemary Bacon
Ferne Westerreicher
Verdene Boyken Music
Dackle Callies Boys
Clarence Brandt
Alice Budlong
Onovan ‘Andrews
Maxine Stott
Buffalo Consolidated School
iOn
Robert Schutter
Lucille Bartlett
Werne Oesterreicher
Donavon Andrews
Assembly
Cliff Krantz
Junior High News
Gertrude Gigler
Katie Gigler
Federal Judiciary Department
Daniel Boone
Minnie Stadtlander
Town Falls
Lorraine Olson
Thompson
Champions
Cardinals
Betty Olson
Thompson School
Wilbur Willis
Nancy Adamson
District Justice Court
Emma JC. Greenfield
Effie ‘Runchey
W. G. Wilson
Ben Meling
Anna Stessel
Wisconsin
French Lumber Co
Reel 8
Pete’s Oilers
Hamm's Beer
Crenveenne Ld
Young’ S Produce
I Standard Oil Co
Ben A. Meyer
Obe Hott
Dairy School
Will Schutjer
Hamilton
P.T.A
Mukden
Titonka Lions
Homer
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