Activities of Local School for the Week
A compiled weekly report details varied classes and student activities. Senior News covers English grammar literature tests and public essays. Democracy and History address education youth and foreign relations. science and geography span China South America and transportation topics. theatre notes praise for a school play Going Places. Junior and Freshman items include typing, biographies, algebra, and sewing projects amid reports of upcoming exams and a semester test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Galsworthy
Thomas Hardy
China
South America
Booth Tarkington
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Orient
Chinese Republic
Empire of Japan
Manchuria
Kingdom of Theland
Siam
Larry Boyken
Leona
Donna
Nangil
David
Alvina
Sharon
Shirley
Henry
Mary Ann
Gary
Marilyn
Larry
Kenny
Lawrence
William
Merle
Richard
Patty
Janice
Verlyn
Vernadell
Admiral Byrd
Titonka to Meet Lone Rock in First Round of Sectional
Iowa high school baseball opens 64 sectional tournaments with opening pairings at Lone Rock. St John’s meets Fenton, Fenton faces Lakota, Seneca battles St Cecelia’s Al gota, Graettinger has a bye, and Lone Rock hosts Titonka. Three days of play with weather postponements possible. games must finish by May.
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Iowa
Lone Rock
St. John's
Fenton
Lakota
Seneca
St. Cecelia
Good Hope Lutheran Church Notice
Divine Worship at 10 45 Sunday with Sunday School at 9 45 no Bible class Reverend Mardoff will also preach at Immanuel Church this Sunday Brotherhood meets Thursday May 1 at 8 entertainment by John Welhousen Virgil Miller and Bud Alike Confirmation instruction Saturday morning at 3 Ladies Aid meets Wednesday May 7 at 2 hostesses list Layettes for war infants to be brought by May 7 and individual baby garments accepted for distribution
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Hope Lutheran American Lutheran Church
Alfred O. Mardoff
Plant
Immanuel Church
Brotherhood
John Welhousen
Virgil Miller
Bud
Ladies Aid
Henry Harms
John Harms
Folkert Stecker
Henry Stecker Jr
Immanuel Lutheran Church Weekend Services Plans
Immanuel Lutheran American Lutheran Church announces divine services May 4 at 9:30 with Sunday School and Bible Class at 10:30 led by Rev A Mardoff. Luther League meeting at 7:30. President Arthur Post presiding. May 1 Ladies Aid and Mission Society at 1:30 with Mrs Lowell Schmidt in charge. Mrs Wm Brandt and Mrs Clarence Attig to serve. Elmer Ostermann to be in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Lutheran American Lutheran Church
A. Mardoff
Luther League
Arthur Post
Ladies Aid and Mission Society
Lowell Schmidt
Wm. Brandt
Clarence Attig
Elmer Ostermann
Methodist Church Events and Doan WSCS Notices
Morning Worship at 11 led by Lay Committee with Harold Gantner and others. Sunday School 10. Intermediates meet Friday and Monday. Senior MYF and choir rehearsals. Young Adult Fellowship meets Thursday May 1 with film on St Paul. Minstrel show May 6, Goodwill bags May 7. Doan morning 10, evening with color slides. Mothers Day banquet May 9 hosted by WSCS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald M. James
Harold Gantner
Maurice Billyborough
Maxine Tryon
Werne Oesterreicher
D. H. James
Harold Gartner
St. Paul
Tyke Theatre
Titania
DOAN
Doan Wscs
Loyal Young
Robert Bolenous
Rosa Buffington
Minstrel Show To Be Repeated Next Tuesday
A second performance of the minstrel show will be held at Tyke theatre on Tuesday evening May 6. Tickets may be reserved early to accommodate those turned away April 17. Proceeds fund the new organ. changes planned but the male quartet music will remain. Local attendees include W A Schram and Mrs. Schram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyke Theatre
New Organ Fund
Mason City
W. A. Schram
The
Methodist Church
Herman Schutter
H. E. Gartner
Ramsey Reformed Church Activities and Schedule
Morning service at 10 30 Sunday school 9 30 lesson The Revolt of the Northern Tribes devotional worship 8 Young People Society meets May 6 8 choir May 1 8 Ladies Aid May 6 1 30 Welcome Home Reception for service men May 13 8 ex Chaplain Leroy Nattress of Orange City Iowa to preach Vacation Bible School June 2 6 inclusive proverb verse quoted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey Reformed Church
F. Snuttjer
Young People’s ‘Society
Ladies Aid Society
Leroy Nattress
American Reformed Church of
Orange City
Towa
June Kunz Weds H P Goplerud in Wesley Osage
Miss June Adel Kunz daughter of Mrs Julius Kunz of Westley married Harold F Goplerud son of Mr and Mrs Cofford P Goplerud of Osage at St Josephs Church rectory with sister Mary Adine as attendant and Peder Goplerud of Town City as groomsman. The couple will reside in Clear Lake for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
June Adel Kunz
Julius Kunz
Westley
Harold F. Goplerud
Cofford P. Goplerud
Osage
L. N. Klein
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Miss Kunz
Mary Adine
Hyanston
Goplerud
Peder
Town City
Kunz
Clear Lake
Poppies Made by Veterans for Poppy Day
Volunteers in Iowa distribute poppies made by World War I and II veterans at Des Moines Veterans Hospital and Marshalltown Soldiers Home. Material comes from the Poppy Director and is handled by Oscar A. Hike, Warner K. Phillips, Clyde Manders, and others. Each week workers receive checks and supplies, with payments on Wednesdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
United States Veterans Hospital
Des Moines
Marshalltown
Veterans Hospital
Iowa Soldiers Home
Soldiers Home
Oscar A. Hike
Mr. Bike
Warner K. Phillips
Clyde Manders
Argonne Armory
Mr. Elke
Woden Club entertains wives at 47 o'clock dinner
Local Commercial Club members and their wives were entertained at a dinner in the Methodist church basement last Monday evening. The Catholic ladies guild served the meal, and moving pictures followed the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woden
Methodist Church
Catholic Ladies Guild
Wesley People Attend Senior Class Play in Mankato
Mr and Mrs Al Richtameier and family Cher yil Meurer and Marjorie Lichtelg Mr and Mrs L H Kleinpeter Mrs Roy Kollasch and Betty traveled to Mankato Sunday to see the senior class play at Good Council Academy Alice Richtsmeier is a senior class member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
Mankato
Good Council
al Richtameier
Cheryil Meurer
Marjorie Lichtelg
L. H. Kleinpeter
Roy Kollasch
Betty
Good Council Academy
Alice Richtsmeier
Titonka Town Team Wins Season Opener at Wesley 3-1
Titonka's town team defeated Wesley 3-1 in a non league game as Buck Walred pitched six innings before Heiko Boekelman finished. Dale Bruna caught, Wieg and Johnson teamed for Wesley. Titonka shake off first six hits for three runs. Wesley had six hits and one run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Wesley
Estherville
Buck” Walred
Heiko Boekelman
Dale Bruna
Wieg and
Johnson
Valley Victory 4-H Club Plans German Valley Party
The Valley Victory 4-H club met at Mrs. Henry Plasier's home on April 19 for their monthly gathering. Eight members answered a reading roll call, with two visitors present. They planned a schoolhouse party for May 1 and formed prep committees. Discussions covered Rally Day in June at Burt and summer camps. Members gave talks on lifting safely, housecleaning, and silver cleaning methods, then enjoyed songs, games, and lunch. The next meeting is May 24 at Betty Sonnenberg's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Victory
German Valley Thurs
Henry Plasier
German Valley
Burt
Gertrude Veer
Amanda Bruns
Harriet Jesaeren
Betty Sonnenberg
LeMars Model Club stages three model plane crashes
LeMars residents witnessed three model plane crashes at a model plane show staged by the LeMars Model Club. More than 1,000 people attended to watch the Baseline powered craft compete, with all craft described as models rather than real aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeMars
Night sales start May 6 at De Vries Sales Yard
With spring here and farmers busy in the fields the De Vries Sales Company at Buffalo Center have discontinued Saturday afternoon sales. For the summer months sales will be on Tuesday nights and the first sale will be Tuesday, May 6. Read their advertisement elsewhere in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devries
DeVries Sales
Buffalo Center
Titonka Defeats Algona 8 2 In High School Baseball
Titonka high school defeated Algona high school 8 to 2 in an away game last Friday. Stott allowed 3 hits and struck out ten for Titonka, while Kern and Skilling limited Algona to 9 hits. Titonka scored once in the first, Algona tied in the fourth, Titonka added two in the fifth for the margin, and Algona scored in the sixth on a walk and overthrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Algona High School
Algona
Stott
Tyke
Indians
Kern
Skilling
Stephenson
Stott Pitches No Hitter for Titonka Victory
Keith Stott hurled a no hitter as Titonka defeated Burt in a Monday baseball game. Burt was shut out while Tyke managed one run in the second inning. Stott faced 22 batters, one more than a perfect game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Stott
Titonka
Burt
Tyke
Stott
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Bingham
Kenneth Limbere
Dale Bird
Alton Limberg
Curtis Sheets
Merlin Beenken
Dick Schutter
Charles Sheets
Herman Limberg
Donald Limberg
Charles Bird
Audrey Verlo
Imko Huisinga
Diane Boyken
Robert Bird
Harley Limberg
Roger
Dean Boyken
Ben Limberg
H. P. Goplerud
Bonacker
Missa
Thresa Spear
Dawn Bonacker
Forest Hansen
George Bonacker
Joyce
Janice Bonacker
Woden Commercial Club
BART
W Ward
Boyken If
D. Downs
Brung
B. Downs
Spear
Cordes
Young
Bbédo Snyder
Skogstrum
C¢ Waldron
Sigler
Meyer
Dutton
Kerp Kecker
USDA
Ward c
Bruns
Downs
Hammond
Stott Penetize
Waevanae Burt
Salisbury
Duncan Ib
Hasse
Methodist Young People
Smoke Screen
Snitchem
Skipflea
Shovelip
Pluto
Shindig
Shufflebones
Glendora Johnston
Soapstone Johnston Sapphire Arabella
Clifford Metcalf
Ted van Zanburgen
Bob Reynolds
Herb Schram
Wilbur Schram
Dick Downs
Art Bartlett
Mildren Schutter
Clair Moore
Florence Reynolds
Kathryn Swan
Gold Dust Twins
Jubilee Chorus
Pickaninny Pipers
Chord Busters Orchestra
Schutter’s
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