Card of Thanks and Circle Meetings Report
John H Boyken sends thanks for cards calls and help during illness. Circle I of the W B C met April 24 at Mrs Hol Ziefel with 17 members, a charity sale raised 11.70. Circle II met at Mrs George Peterson with guests Mrs Milo Miller Mrs Walter Miller Mrs Virgil Miller Mrs Eimer Peterson and Mrs Nellie Heberlein. devotion by Sophus Nelson lesson on The Family and Human Relationships, next basket article deadline. Circle III met at Mrs Clarence Schutz jef April 24 with 11 members and 3 guests. discussed fundraising for Kitchen Klat ter subscriptions. devotions by Mrs Minnie Gesterreicher. lesson Today's Children Tomorrow's Hope by Florence Reynolds. social hour games fines and lunch. next meeting at Mrs Huber with Mrs Earl Zwiefel as co host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hol Ziefel
Julia Nelson
Mra. Phelps
Circle II
George Peterson
Will Harrison
Milo Miller
Walter Miller
Virgil Miller
Eimer Peterson
Nellie Heberlein
Manson
Sophus Nelson
Leota Schutter
Howard French
Burton Hanson
Circle UI
Clarence Schut
Jef
Clarence Schutter
Kitchen Klatter
Minnie Gesterreicher
Florence Reynolds
Huber
Earl Zwiefel
Scholarships to Iowa colleges for handicapped aid
W S Griffith, president of the Iowa Society for Crippled Children and the Disabled, announced four scholarships for Iowa college summer sessions to help handicapped children. Scholarships will aid teachers and nurses. colleges and universities statewide offer courses this summer. A committee will set scholarship qualifications soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
W. S. Griffith
Ames
Iowa Society For Crippled Children and the Disabled
Griffith
State law expands special education teacher opportunities
Under the new state law for special education there are greater opportunities for special teachers working with handicapped children and scholarships will be offered to aid the program. He noted a current great need for teachers and nurses in this kind of endeavor.
Birthday celebration for Marvin Olthoff at home
Henry Olthoff house party Saturday honored Marvin's birthday with guests Vance Lesters Henry Emmons Arnold Hecker Ray Beckers. Sunday card party awarded Ray Becker and Mrs Hugh Melz high prizes while Rufus Olthoff and Mrs Ray Becker won low prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Olthoffs
Marvin
Vance Lesters
Henry Emmons
Elmore
Arnold Heckers
Buffalo Center
Ray Beckers
Arnold Beckers
Alfred
August
Lucy
Marie Melz
Hugh Melz
Rufus Olthoff
Ray Becker
Winston Schroeder
Evansville
Wisconsin
Fred Schroeder
J. H. Schutter
Glen Curtis
Mitchell
Swea City
Arthur Hasting
Chas. Lewis Sr
Thomas Lewis
Lola Schroeder
Algona
Glendale
California
Lola
W. E. Ley
Acorn Club
Alton Anderson
Parks
Kossuth Liquor Sales Reach $105,946 in 1946 Quarter
Town Liquor Control Commission reports Kossuth county residents bought $106,046.01 worth of liquor in the first quarter of 1946 from Bancroft Algona and Livermore stores. Bancroft sold $29,837.83, Algona $50,539.82, Livermore $25,589.26. Iowa’s 176 stores totaled $6,779,234.88 versus $6,508,221.68 a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth County
Bancroft
Algona and
Livermore
Town Liquor Control Commission
Algona
Iowa
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Murphy's
Ted Hinders
Woden
Electrolux
Don H. Hutchins
S. Jones
M.P. Haggard
Algona, Tt
Michaelson Brothers
Thonka Implement Co
Otf
Titanica Implement Co
Henry Swalve
Lakota
Tople
Reinder, Krominga
Frank Fisher
Salm
Chase Brothers
J. EB. Falk
W. B. Ley
G. L
Cence
Marlowe Cleaners
Forest City
Town
Latxota
Floyd Relbsamen
J. B. Ukena
Dodge
Plymouth
John H. Boyken
Alamrs
Tena Hulme
M. F. Calhoun
John Deere Planter
Erwin Eden
Legion Ballroom
Bancroft, Iowa
Carl Bean
Bergeeteeteete
Lynn Kerns
Watson
Holmes
Electric Company
Nelson Eddy
Robert Armbruster
Titonka
Municipal League
Balancec
Report OF Municipal Index
Telephone, Telegraph and Express Companies
Lakota News
Vasa
Kossuth
Continent Petroleum Corporation
Mid-Continent
Phone 100
Titanka
Towa
Firestone
Donald Wubben
Mgr
C. R. Peterson
Lewis Cink
Titonka Music Club
Elmore Nursery
Elmore, Minnesota
Edelh
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