Rites Held for Mrs Amg Kunz in Wesley Wisconsin
Solemn teQu iem mass at St Joseph Catholic Church honors Mia Amg Kunz 82 who died May 6 1936 after weeks of heart disease. Born July 12 1863 in Johnsdorf Austria she arrived in America 1864 settling Richwood then Wesley. Eight children survive with Julius Edward Otto Henry deceased. Twenty four grandchildren and one great grandchild. Burial in St Joseph cemetery with grandsons as pallbearers.
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Tequiem
Wagener
Weasting
Pocahontas
Dobperstein
West Bend
Edward Kunz
Asvcased
Madison
Wis
Mia
Amg Kunz
St. Joseph Catholice
Kunz
Shea
Johnsdorf
Austria
America
Richwood
Wesley
Wee
Hun
Wesley St. Josephs
Edward
Otto
Henry
Julius
Federal Sursey Co
Davenport
John F
Reno
Nevada
Albert
Adolla Carmady
Dangilie
Agnes Corey
Dag Movies
Frank Sehéberle
Box Elder
Mont
Emil
Broadhead
Rosa Pitterle
Waterstown
Dora Arndorfer
St. Benedict
Mary Seheblak
Edna
Texas
St. Josepha
Weasley
Des Moines Visit By City Officials Contacting Engineer
Dr Sartor Leonard Callies and Adolph Missal traveled to Des Moines on Thursday to contact civil engineer Archie Michel regarding city business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Dr. Sartor
Leonard Callies
Adolph Missal
Archie Michel
Lakota Record Debuts From Monitor Press
The Lakota Record printed this week at Burt by Monitor press will be distributed to Lakota residents. J. Gus Thaves is named publisher and E. WN. Clemans serves as manager of the new publication.
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Lakota
Lakota Record
Monitor
Burt
J. Gus Thaves
E. WN. Clemans
Apiary plans take root in Titonka and Newton areas
Ted Dunmire drove to Newton to install a small number of colonies as a nucleus for a thriving apiary industry. He returned to Titonka, where another interested apiarist is building momentum for the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Dunmire
Newton
Titonka
County Board session approves salaries and repairs May 1
County Board fixed deputy and clerk salaries for numerous offices ledgers show Deputy Auditor Pearson 105 and others 87.50. Repairs on drains assigned to Supervisors Baum and McDonald. A two percent drainage district assessment levied on Dist 77. Elizabeth Tetwersen widows pension approved. Arummond grading contract approved. $5,000 transferred from Bridges Bond Fund to road construction. County Auditor Butler’s quar ry port approved and city telegraph removal requested at courthouse.
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County Board
Board of Supervisors
Fallone
Cart G. Pearson
Leo J. Immersall
Irene Vaudt
Earl Griffith
Ellott Kulander
Mary Sandsleasurer
Arummond
County Bridges
Butler
Citytelona
Court House
Lutheran Church Notes and Ladies Aid Meeting
The Lutheran church notes show the Ladies Aid meeting held at the Y afternoon with nine new attendees and about thirty two present. Luther Leagues welcomed new members into the district, and a joint federation meeting announced new formations and pictures arriving for display. An English service is planned next Sunday at 10:80 with worship and a sermon inviting children to the Sunday program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewsuens
van Nation
Dist
Hon Luther League
Bagament
Bunda
Merchandising Law Loans Pitched By Omaha Land Bank Co
Merchandising law eight percent loans offered by the Omaha Land Bank Co Operative to three percent working capital loans. Visiting Chicago is John Sachan with John Hilgendorf of Hairmont Minnesota. they head to Chicago to spend a week with relatives. Livestock and Farm Meeting set for May 15 at 8:00 at the court house in Algona with Mex Beresford Ames as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Land Bank
Suchud
Chicago
John Sachan
John Hilgendorf
Hairmont
Minn
Court House
Algona
Mex Beresford
Ames
Bankers Convention Closes District Banks in Spencer
The Sayings Bank ceased operations Monday due to a district bankers meeting in Spencer. All banks in the area remained closed for the day as attendees gathered for the convention proceedings.
Drove Car Near Ditah Farm Ditch Then Aid Restored
A vehicle driven by Mr. and Mrs. A. Schram rolled toward the edge near the Goo Pater son farm while heading north. The car slipped into the ditch but sustained no damage. Aid from town helped lift the car back onto the highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ditah
A. Schram
Goo
Paterson
Tan
Plan to Fish May 26 at Mil Lac Lake Contingent Outing
An enthusiastic group plans a fishing trip on May 26 visiting Mil Lac Lake for their first cast. Participants include Tom Young Andrew and Ernest Petersen forming the Titonka contingent with Roland Shaw from Minneapolis.
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Mil Lac Lake
Tom Young
Andrew
Ernest Petersen
Roland Shaw
Minneapolis
Card of Thanks to Neighbors for Kindnesses and Funeral Help
The Hoerman Ubben and Peter families express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindnesses during our father's illness and death, for flowers, and for help with funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoerman
Fred
Peter Ubben
Services Held for Anton Malecek in Wesley Area
Funeral services for Anton Malecek, 61, who died Monday after illness at St Josephs Catholic church, were held Thursday at nine in Wesley. Rev A J Wagener officiated the requiem mass at St Josephs. Born January 4, 1874 in Horeca Bohemia, he married Antastasia Bing February 3, 1899. They came to America April 20, 1907, settling in Pocahontas before moving to a Wesley vicinity farm in 1920. Survived by his wife and six children Joseph Leo Anna Emma of Wesley, Mildred Brown of Algona. one daughter died in infancy. seven grandchildren. two brothers Joe of Pocahontas and Frank of Blomkest Minn.. three sisters Mrs Joe Bernassk of Beattie Kans, Mrs Pred Machlan and Mrs Louis Nemecek of Pocahontas. His mother passed away a year ago. Burial in St Josephs cemetery. Pallbearers were James Kelron Britt, A J Brown Algona, Joseph Malecek Pocahontas, Frank Bina Havelock, Mred Madison Pocahontas, Frank Wellick Wesley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Malecek
Monsuth Hospital
St.’ Josephs Catholic Church
A. J. Wagener
Fan
Horeca
Bohemia
Anastasia Bing
America
Pocahontasco
Sally Rand Earned More Money Than Most Americans
A friend praised Sally Rand for earning vastly more in the past two years than 95 percent of U S business, noting she did not hide behind a budget or collar. The Register report highlights her advertising value and bold public persona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Rand
America
Register
Squires Family Visit To Apply For School Posts
Rev. G. M. Squires and daughter Helen from Hernick with Miss Weaver of Morville visited Titonka Friday night to meet the school board seeking positions. They stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schram and family and left at five Saturday morning.
Dewel Family Purchases Bancroft Register
The Dewel family buys the Bancroft Register with possession set for June 1. Donald Dews will serve as editor and business manager. More acquisitions are expected later as the Algona Advance expands its newspaper holdings to balance with the Upper Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewel
Register
Algona Advance
Des Moines
Bancroft Register
Donald Dews
Dewes
Ana
Tate
Towa
Birthday party crowds fill Miss Higging's home
Miss Warlone Higging celebrated her twelfth birthday hosting school friends after classes. Guests included Alice Budlong Verdene Boyken Betty Kokesh Geraldine Bruns Hope Faul Jean Tryon Dixie Gliot Shirley Bruns Jean Higgins Faith Faul Marjorie Peterson Audrey Brandt Jennie Rippen trop Alice Kue Jackie Callies and Mary Jean Rachut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Warlone Higging
Mrs. Higgins
Alice Budlong
Verdene Boyken
Betty Kokesh
Geraldine Bruns
Hope Faul
Jean Trv‘on
Dixie Gliiot
Shirley Bruns
Jean Higgins
Faith Faul
Marjorie Peterson
Audrey Brandt
Jennie Rippentrop
Alice Kue
Jackie Callies
Mary Jean Rachut
Beverly Schweppe
Keith Stott
Dicky Downs
Billy Boyken
Howard Stott
Mary Hoon
Stella Rachant
Catherine Gay Dunaire
Mary Jane Bleich
Dawn Bonacker
Audrey Fisher
Queen Esther Society
Methodist Church
Caroll Reasor
Jesus
Paul
Queen Esberg
Dorothy, Batty
Jean French
Caroll Reastor
Harriet Schra
Last Week For Neville Jimmie Neville in Al gola
Last week may be Neville Jimmie Nevilles last in business in Algola as a new partner or deal is expected to close next week. He has run the business long through depressions and bank failures with a buoyant spirit and good nature. The note calls for more men to push efforts as Jimmie has always done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Neville
Algola
Mathero
Jimmie
Corn Hog Payments Discussed by Kossuth Committee
The Kossuth County Corn-Hog Allocation Committee met Monday in Algona to review payments on beer related items and corn-hog contracts for 1934. The meeting also addressed routine office business and check sorting as officers attended to other matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kossuth
Algony
District baseball tournament opens at Titonka this week
The postponed district high school baseball tournament begins Thursday at Titonka and runs three days, weather permitting, with crowds from across the district expected. Algona has joined the Northern Iowa and Southern Minnesota league. B. J. Butler is president and Stewart McFadden secretary. summer schedule to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titonka
Butler
Algona
Northern Iowa
Southern Minnesota
B. J. Butler
Stewart McFadden
Algona Brownies
Stata
Ave Limit Advanced By OCC Change In Enlistment Ages
The OCC changed age limits for enlistment from 18 to 28 years to 18 to 26 years. The note references dates beginning in 1849 and mentions local residents Mrs. Mark Bacon and family and Mr. Claire Holmer traveling to Rapidan for dinner by the Bluse Earth river. Mrs. Sartor visited Titonka relatives. Ehig week. H E Clemans of Buri visited Titonka with his son and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OCC
Mark Bacon
Claire Holmer
Rapidan
Guido Sartor
Titonka
HE. N. Clemans
Buri
Titonke
District Court News in Brief Judge Heald returns home
Judge Heald left for Spencer after a week of court. Warren Dale pleaded not guilty to murder with a preliminary hearing held. Public defender appointed, trial set for June 17. Civil cases heard include Barberg Life vs Rowley, foreclosure, set for next week. Olson won attachment case against Hagbert Olson. Groves seeks 10,000 damages in robbery claim against Thilges. Groves found not guilty last term. Carrott vs Sheriff Dahlhouser partially heard. case continued to assess son’s health. Court to reconvene next week.
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Banberg Life
O. R. Rowley
Swat City
Chestern Wildings
Thomas Carthan
Hagbert Olson
Swan City
Hgan & Butterfield
Olson
Byron Groves
West Bend
Nick Thilges
Whittemore
Groves
Thilgas
John la. Sloane
Des Moines
Lowe & Harrington and
Sullivan, McMahon & Linnan
Jennie Carrott
Dahlhouser
Ralph Carrol
Large Lutheran Gathering in Woden May Fifth
About three hundred young people gathered in Woden on Sunday May fifth for a Hawkeye Federation of Luther Leagues event of the American Lutheran church. Rev. A Wachhola preached the sermon at the morning service, a community hall dinner followed served by Britt and Woden Leagues, and Miss Louise Buns led the afternoon program with papers on Shall a man rob God, plus usual transacting of dues and thanks to sponsoring Woden Leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woden
Hawkeye
Luther Leagues
Iowa
American Lutheran Church
A. Wachhola
Louise Buns
Woden League
Rusingas
Kossuth Pioneer Mourns Mrs Noble at Lakota
Mrs M E Noble dies after years of illness at age 80 in Lakota. Born in Boston in 1805, she moved to Iowa in 1868 with family, married Nelson Noble in 1872, lived on farms near Algona and Lakota, celebrated golden wedding in 1932, survived by six children and many relatives, funeral held at M E Church with Rev Johnson and Rev Hotchkiss officiating. Several relatives from Wis, Neb, and Iowa attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. £. Noble
Bam Warburton
M. E
Wm. Hill
Jennie Aberdeen
Hill
Plum Creek Township
Jennie
Algona Cemetery
Noble
Boston
Hill Sisters
Nelson EB. Noble
Fort Dodge
Algona
Piva
Martha
Harriet
J. H. Warburton
Margaret
Sam Warburton
Lakota
William
Baraboo
Wis
Madora
F. G. Torine
Armatrong
Nannie Simpkins
Glenburn
N. D
Rudolph Kinney
Amery
Wm. Warburton
Hastings
Neb
Alreck Buckholdt
Robert Slemang
Titonka
Addla Dey- Mour
Clara Dalton
Algonad
F. G. Torrie
Armstrong
F. O. Johnson
Anthon
Iowa
Doan News Highlights Local Social Ties and Events
Clarence Christensen drives a new Plymouth coach. Rudolph Larson travels to Chicago with nattle Saturday night. Ray Hansens host Sunday dinner at Mrs. Alice Buffington’s. Wanda Rosa Young dines with Drusilla Hansen. Mrs. Perry Torine ill with flu. Community members visit at Gordon Hansen, Clarence Anderson, and Franz Teeter homes near Algona. Doan P. T. A. elects officers Mrs Rogs Burlington president and Mrs Howard Andrews secretary. Families picnic at Pilot Knob park and visit Carolyn Andrews. Next week meeting notices and scheduling appear with local names and places.
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Clarence Christensen
Rudolph Larson
Chicago
Nattle
Ray Hansens
Alice Buffington
Wanda Rosa Young
Drusilla Hansen
Perry Torine
Tom Young
Gordon Hansen
Walter Andenon
Clarence Anderson
Patra Larson
Franz Teeter
Edmund Larson
Franz Tester
Algona
Clarence Christansen
Maria Christensen
Margaret
Mabel
Ross Buffingtons
Rodman
Joe. Christensens
Doan P. T. A
Doan School House
Rogs Burlington
Howard Andrews
van Hansens
J. P. Andrews
Carrie Bakkle
Pilot
Kock Park
Hanlonionn
Carolyn Andrews
Aid
Mia
Marie Ouriabapsen
Agatha Hansen
Aldui Ten Lading
Rudy Lars
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Wirs
Ann Kunz
Lutheran Church Notes
Unsworth
Grorox Grirerra Ferzan
Ll. B. Larson
C. A. Hoon
Arthur Schweppes
Low
Pierre Sartor
Arthur Schweppe
L. Miller
R. Ll. Krantz
John A. Harms
John K. Harms
Falkert Stecker
Marletta Stecker
Jesse Harms
Aby
Henry Van'Hove
John Van'Hove
Etta Stecker
Connie
Gerhard Steckar
Titonia High School
Welcoma
Sherman Kelly
Kathryn Schram
Avdica Kelly Bolo
Cee Ee Evnenawes
Hoon
Deloray
Donald Callies
Herbert ‘Rakow
Vern Bacon
Mildred Krantz
Barbara Ball
Harley Brandt
Keong Brandt
Hella Roskelman
Reinhart Frita
Eleanor Tatermill
Merlin Seebrandt
Hida Wand
iArdice Kelly
Harold Krantz
Rebekkahs
Harry Reed
Ray Bonacker
Wil Denton
Rebekkah Hall
Mrs. Bee
Miller Nelson
R. GC. Ball
Ray Hansen
Womens Home Missionary Society
Will Schram
H. @. Schwepne
R. L. Krantz
Ted Dunmira
Wes Mesdames
Craven
Neville
Kenneth Conway
Monica Studar
Carwith
Walden Wood
Slior Cola
Irvington
John Prewsch
Louise Arend
District Court News
Doan News
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